and the saddest way i can say it. and i think that, i think about that moment and where we are at politically a lot, and i do think that if i could go back in time, and my dad could do it all over again, and he would say build the wall h you know, whatever, praum esident obama i muslim, it would not be worth it. i would still say don't do it. [ applause ] >> let's me tell you something, my dad has glioblastoma cancer stage 4. when you are having the conversations my family has been having, i feel such a relief right now and such a burden that is not on me. because i can't imagine what it's like being president but giving that up. but doing it the way president trump did it. i don't think dealing with cancer and the place i'm at in my life and where my family is at, i think it would be -- i think it would be a burden and i think it would be something that you have a hard time >>ea you are lukey to rely on john mccain as your da to you used to be on fox. now you are on the view. >> yeah, pretty crazy. >> what role did yo

i need for the door. with another chip powerman can log into his computer. the chips operate with a technology known as r f i d radio frequency identification it allows data to be transmitted over a short distance without a battery. how many has already ordered another chip the manufacturer says it will eventually include more and more apps which will allow it to do things like send encrypted email and make payments. we've already come up with the idea of making eyeglasses lasering eyes developing hearing implants. we're constantly progressing with the aim of making life easier. i only see advantages. cyborgs are viewed as eccentrics but the industry believes this will change neal harbison is often invited to talk to telecommunications companies. thanks. i. know what i like doing is soundboard praise where instead of drawing someone's face i get close to someone's face and i write down the sound of the eyes the lips the skin in the air the first one i did was of prince charles i asked him if i could listen to his face and this was his reaction when i asked hi

>> no, he did not. >> is there anyone i can talk to that can verify? co was in the room when he said that. it's on the grievance i filed with you. >> what did you do with the grievance? >> i gave it to them, they were supposed to give it to you. it said grievance and warden. >> if you look in the handbook, it will show you how you write a formal grievance. >> i didn't know. >> look in the back of your handbook. any time you write a formal grievance, place it in an envelope, stamp it, and mail it out. that makes it a formal grievance. it's right in the back of the handbook what the grievance procedure should be. you don't have one? >> i threw it away. >> oh, you probably should read the handbook so you are aware of the rules and policies and procedures and the right protocol to follow when you have things like a grievance. >> they knew. why didn't they tell me? >> i can tell you, the information was given to you and you had access to that information and you threw that away. i'm going to address this issue and try to see if i can get to the bottom of it.

you and i can edit and collaborate. i don't even have to leave my house. >> host: dominique, what's the technology to connect us right now? >> guest: the type of this model i have two wi-fi radios. as i move around, this will ping an even stronger signal of the disconnect. there's any interruption in service. there's a 3g bar so i i can go anywhere on your cell phone. >> host: walk us through this robotics. >> guest: nothing is automated about the system yet. i complete control and autonomy. i'm using my laptop in colorado, super easy. you can download from the app store on your smartphone or tablet. you simply hover your finger of the touchscreen and the device will follow that route. i'm going to share my user interface with you. this is what i'm looking at. one forward camera, one lower directional camera so i can see the tip of your toast to the top of her head. the ideas i want to be able to adjust to see what you feel comfortable. i can give them some personal space. i can be responsive and add a human element to t

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i believe i can fly ♪ ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ spreads my wings i can fly ♪ i can wings ♪ i can fly ♪ >> reporter: great job. great job. congratulations, guys. all right, now, some of these student have made project for this day. what project did you make here? >> i made venus williams. >> really, why did you choose screen us? >> because she can do a lot of stuff and she was the first african-american to be the first tennis player. >> that's great watch grade are you? >> fourth. >> congratulations, more project here. we got the choir. as you mentioned, and in case you get hungry here we got food. we got eggs. we got grits. we got bacon, sausage, biscuits. mike, you got to try. >> this i'll try it later. here are other student. what did you guys do for black history month? >> i did wilt chamberlain. >> why did you do wilt? >> i'm a basketball fan. so he was one of the greats. so i decided to pick him. >> and did you labron james. >> yes. >> why did you do labron? >> he's one of my favorite basketball players and i look to up him and he grew up in ohio. >> okay, very

no one goes because it just it's i can say that this only encouraged me to do more and better i wanted to prove even more that what she was saying is not true but you cannot prove anything to people like her you know that i say let her compete in the olympics with my program and i'll gladly see how she'll manage to do it of course figure skating is developing really fast nowadays there's always a new generation younger than me maybe someday i might think like that too because in my group there are already some girls who can do quadruple jumps but i will try as hard as i can to stay in sports. as long as i can i'm already thinking about the next season is that everything futile with your skates and all you think about but . for now i cannot think about anything else i try to be as careful as i can and not make any mistakes so i can stay in skating for as long as i can do it sport congratulations to what over the last few weeks there was a lot happening to you in and around the limping facilities apart from the sport. just hours before the opening ceremony protests have erupted outside t

feel like i can help. ink that the business will need a cataclysmic change. ♪ there's no doubt that monica has some good ideas here, and i've had a few days to look over the financials. so i was out in california while monica was working, and i thought it'd be a good idea for us to sit down and see if there's a way for us to do business together. ultimately, the reason that i really like this idea is the sea buckthorn products have benefits to people, have purpose for you. the margins are great. it requires product development and packaging, and to me, that's the easy part, by the way. monica: yeah. lemonis: the hard part is, is that one person has to be in charge that isn't you. monica: i don't want to be in charge. i can't be in charge. lemonis: yeah, no. yeah. and so i'm willing to put up 100 grand to get things off the ground so that i can have full control of every change that has to happen, and we'll be 50/50 partners. monica: marcus, what about the million i've put in? lemonis: where is the million y

but here's what i can tell the public without any hesitation. you can eliminate the department of defense and you're not growing to change the debt situation long term for the country. two-thirds of the debt is driven by mandatory spending and interest on the debt itself. medicare, medicaid, social security are entitlement programs that are growing in a tremendous fashion because the baby boomers are retiring enmass. we have less workers and all these trust funds are failing. that's what drives the debt, not military spending. one-third of the federal budget is discretionary spending. out of that one-third comes the military and it's about 50% of the one-third. all i can say is that i want to applaud senator mcconnell and senator schumer for reaching an agreement. the nondefense spending is about 160 something billion. what does that mean? it helps the f.b.i. the f.b.i. without this infusion of cash will have less agents in 2018 than we did in 2013. now, they're on the front line of defending the nation as much as anybody else. the department of

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i can not over state the negative impact to our troops and families more ail because of this budget uncertainty. today oes congressional action will make sure our military can defend life, pass on the freedom you and i enjoy to the next generation. thank you. i can take a couple of questions. >> general, how damaged would a government shut down be given we have this if there was a decision to shut the government down, because the wall wasn't funded in this deal, how bad would that be to the military? >> shutting down the government will be damaging to the military. then aggravated by the shut down itself that we send home all nonuniformed personnel except those of few critical areas. it paralyzes everything we do if we go into that other than the on going acts of operations at sea and there, the troops will continue to fight and the ships will stay at sea, but the bottom line is training is delayed, the impact just ripples through force and it doesn't just happen today, it ripples on as people who are is not flying are no longer gaining the level of skill that you and i would associate with the

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will still get lost but i will kind of know which direction i'm going in the caneally that changes my perception. doesn't just want more implants she'd even replace some body parts i have a hard for ever sure. i guess if if we get to the point where we can exchange body parts then eventually i will have to exchange all of them because they naturally guy. could humans eventually upgrade themselves for immortality. a political scientist at the current school institute of technology is researching how cyborg technologies are influencing our society. i mean. if we assume that society remains roughly as it is i'm very pessimistic that the so-called refuseniks people who reject these developments can keep resisting. this simple example i remember people discussed the importance of participating fully in society without using the internet. of course you can refuse to use the internet today but i think it would be difficult even to study without it. the german constitution states that human dignity is inviolable. when the boundary between man and machine is blurred what i

so i can stay in skating for as long as i can. but. ok let's go back to our top story now russia says it's setting up humanitarian corridors in the syrian enclave of eastern good to let civilians out of the war ravaged area but it's also launched daily humanitarian pauses for aid to be delivered to the region the un's reacted to the move saying that it will use the opportunity provided by russia if the safety of its employees is guaranteed. cross live to damascus joined on the line by political analysts are quite great to have you back. tell us a bit first of all please. the situation in the city where you are what is it like that. yeah good afternoon and the situation in damascus it's very hard for people is suffering because of shaving for a terrorist organisation. and it's the goat is they targeting civilians hospitals government centers and the situation is heart of the saw a lot of government is in the mosque was between civilians there for the syrian army and because of but i was out of the numbers of civilians to end up at

so i can stay in skating for as long as i can. sport well done to what over the last few weeks as though there was a lot happening in and around the cities besides the sport. just hours before the opening ceremony protests have erupted outside the olympic stadium. what kind of team did people with this kind of sweatshirts important i'm grocery. it's tell them take it out really believe he can beat the russians want from mr kim here again we. go to some hospitality houses walk around to meet him these are people going to meet some athletes assuming good wasn't kidnapped them back to the real see the usa versus team. and. you have to stop building every other minute because it was almost impossible. if you could. put are you going to twitter. you just wouldn't you want to instagram some people say a russian animal could make it sound like that. was. i think once in my sister have you seen my sister came you know john. howard dennis allen and you know you have a franco for the making sure that there's always fun at the word girl but

until i can hear role model i can serve the community i can do basically what i'm doing now except in official capacity and i can do even more what a compliment first of all the people locally you know pushed you is that because you're such a go getter that you have these organizational skills that you can help create change and there's no bureaucracy or because you're a go getter and you get it done is that the big reason why i'm running the facebook group and i am the admin so there's no characterising there but down when people ask for help with things i help like are right let me answer this question i'll go right to the d.p.p. director or i'll go right to the head of the department so you can see this is a unique activist she said sees an open door opportunity to take that to the next level frank yeah so now running they're only going to announce to the house to go ahead to go shop everyone tells me i do but i'm not let not taken that for granted i'm still knocking on doors i'm going to go knock on doors tonight we're going to debate on the next night and knocked out another thre

i know how awful it can be to have this disease, you know. as so happy that he was able to play baseball. he's able to run out with his friends. he's able to, you know, do all the things that we aren't able to do. but then i was sad because it wasn't me. it kind of hit me that, oh, i'm stuck with this my whole life. >> a lot of times when i was little, i would dream about being out in the sun, you know. run and play with my friends outside in the daytime. but now i don't really dream about that. >> once in a while, paxton says he still feels a little bummed about peyton's new life in the sun. >> i miss having a brother that has xp. i'm happy for him. >> when he says that stuff, it kind of makes me like want to have xp, but i don't wish i had xp. it feels kind of -- >> kind of guilty? >> yeah, guilty a little bit. >> paxton used to wait for the sun to go down with his brother but now he waits alone. >> what's it like to sit here and kind of wait? >> you get really bored. and you just wish you could go out right now. >> without protective gear o

i agree with everything you just said there is a revolution. as you can clearly see happening here. i believe part of the revolution is to great american pilgrim. from going down. like a catnip for cops. after nearly escaping the state east even in max make their way to the more and square diner in fitchburg mass to meet a woman running for city council. where you. used to be just even my favorite you are fans walia sam squally nice me that nice to meet you too where are we what is this place isn't more in square dynamic pittsburgh massachusetts seriously massachusetts massachusetts that's rude to the difference in the nice thing sounds perfectly fine over here f. and ran here i know who think you for coming to see you are on a journey on the experience on the jubilee service luge the great american pilgrimage wound in the r.v. and going around the country talking to regular people who haven't found dead sounds pretty good to regularise them are you are you regular. i'm getting back there i was lost for a little i'm out there and hollyweird for what i'm coming back sure stephen just

i one night it all or else can absorb and they will closely because it's a lawful i won't do this but i'm just saying you we can discuss unlawful things uncles it's easy you know it menial to really see how these movies are deemed unconstitutional and you know if you are no hughes movies i discussing corruption i'm going to share only palaces over the people who are you doing this and we discuss please don't kill the people please hold these on my money and when. we're leisure telephone private telephone in which you said that you wouldn't hire outgoing wouldn't care for legal to discuss my time voice calls listening working with phase b. i want to get this calls once again if you're if you're cooperating with them i know you can do it. is certain oleson millions of people in russia listens you know i don't want to listen to any calls i'm not listening to them softballs who was killed ok let me scholes who are also there so no i won't let me off my private calls which were illegally taped by phase b. as i was not listening and never would listen to me and solve calls that were also di

i think it's a reaction after the decision you never happy when you lose a case i can understand the frustration of the u.c. because they thought that we could validate the decisions rendered by the i.o.c. disagree commission is the first time that loses a case that casts. i remember many examples even at the olympic games. we should not change the entire system. for that reason but again we can review the process we can review with a scientifically speaking there was an issue with our panel which did the first case in geneva but again it doesn't prevent us to continue to do our job as usual as a result of the scandal some very nasty things have been said about the i.o.c. and cas what would you say to the people that have said that cas has marred itself in a very dirty political game this is not true because we are never involved in any political discussions or debates we are lawyers we are a tribunal we render decisions sometimes. people find him good sometimes they don't find him good like in every tribunal sometimes also we lose cases that this was for the tribunal because our deci

and more of an update on that front rob has put out a statement which i can read to you now and i think it will address some of those other questions. these outrageous allegations are simply false, i took the photos given to the media 15 years ago and the reality behind them is not close to what is being described. i will not further engage publicly with a coordinated campaign, my commitment to public service speaks for itself, i treat others with respect and i'm grateful for the opportunity to serve in the trump administration and seek to ensure a smooth transition when i leave the white house. >> doub-- >> he is going to be leaving the white house, it won't be immediate but he is resigning and staying onto ensure there's a smoot transition moving forward. >> several statements praising rob porter. he is somebody close to the president. why would the president except his resignation if he doesn't think he did anything wrong. >> it is one he made on his own. not pressured to do. >> did he have one or not -- >> as i just said. i'm not sure why it is complicated. in many circumstances we

and i said, yeah, so what do i do? cansome visits to someplace and do some openings so i can get some money? and he said, yeah, we really need to, because we don't have money, otherwise we'll have to borrow. and i reached my office and i put on my phone and while i was trying to find out ways to earn money to finish my film, this came out, that i'm the second richest actor in the world. was it news to you? it was news to me, and i stick by it. please continue saying it, it feels good. but you're not complaining are you? i'm not complaining at all. you've made a lot of money. i've made a lot of money. from many films. i always wanted to be rich, i always wanted to be famous. i come from a very, very, very poor background. given a chance, i'll do it all over again. i'm just so happy being a star and so rich. but you have said that with that fame and wealth comes responsibilities. and you are here at davos at the world economic forum where you've been celebrated for your work and philanthropy, you received the crystal award.

that way, i can put it into inventory. woman: yes, ma'am. monis: ...she gave up her full-time career to focus on this business. erica: i will wait to hear back from you on walmart meetings. lemonis: soon it was attracting high-profile admirers. erica: the packaging company that does pre-printed? man: right. erica: this guy's been calling me all week. man: okay. erica: 'cause he knows that we have a possibility of that walmart deal. lemonis: ...and sales approached a half a million dollars a year. erica: [ laughs ] you get the meeting, i'll make it happen. lemonis: but now the company's in trouble. sales have slowed, and debt has mounted. nichelle: this is the quote from tlc rents, the updated one. erica: $3,249?! sweet jesus! man: we didn't get any samples from your company, for some reason. erica: oh, my god. okay. it's just a mess. i mean, it really, really is a mess. lemonis: the packaged-mix business is a multi-billion-dollar industry and growing. so, i came to atlanta to check it out. hello. nichelle: hi. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus

i see so many people that i can thank, people who have been with us on this journey. we love you all. thank you for taking the time. i have to tell you that as i stand here today with all of you and look at this amazing portrait that will hang among so many iconic figures, i am a little overwhelmed, to say the least. i have so many thoughts and feelings rolling around inside of me now. i am humbled, honored, proud, but most of all, i am so incredibly grateful to all of the people who came before me in this journey, the folks who built the foundation upon which i stand. as you may have guessed, i do not think there is anybody in my family who has ever had a portrait done, let alone a portrait that will be hanging in the national gallery, at least as far as i know, mom. but all those folks who helped me be here today, they are with us physically, and there with us in spirit. i am thinking about my grandparents, rebecca and pernell shields, southside, as he is known now throughout the nation. they were all intelligent, highly capable men and women. they had the kind of ta

am the admin so there's no it there i can see there were put down when people ask for help with things that i felt like are right let me answer this question i'll go right to the d.p.p. director or i'll go right to the head of the department so you can see this immunity activist she said seize the open door opportunity to take down to the next level frank yeah so now running their own economy and house the house would go good to go shopping everyone tells me i do but i'm not live not taking the for granted i'm still knocking on doors i'm going to go knock on doors tonight we're going to debate on the next night i'm knocked out another three thousand the same if you don't win by a landslide it's because you didn't work hard enough we'll see i have a new campaign for your hopes and i think you should put a big poster of so this. squirrel you wins by is sam slide. and i put that in my over my speech isn't there where you should you would have gotten to say i meant the actor stephen baldwin who you know somebody i mean it was wor

i can become fat. and about a matter of an hour. maybe thirty minutes. i can become a man. and i'm giving up on him i think was one of the hardest things about my whole relationship with him. i think that's what drained to me the most. it took a long time for him to get sober. that's a long time for him to accomplish different things but he's doing it. even if being a father to her it's the last one. one day he is going to be that father that i want for my daughter. i wish that really close to god that what afghanistan was close enough to own culture that yes are you ready to give up work for head magic on. i've been out and hunt. to find a. way and that. i think is good out here no help no have no hope. for nothing to the side because the people in fashion buy with the bikes they get it. they still comes to. guard. the like them in my foot in my family in danger they've lost my will. we're bowing to the bottom of our waters and we will walk right through the. only thing. somebody has to lie sure is something. most to get is going to happen because i'm experienced at. the s

mistakes so i can stay in skating for as long as i can and do it. right. now tensions are rising across italy at the moment as the country prepares to vote in general elections this weekend the police have been deployed in cities throughout the country to face opposing rallies either defending or slamming center right parties security forces expect further protests to you on the election day and beyond as the vote is not expected to produce a clear winner mr sethi now explains the key figures on the political stage. it's nice general election a show like no other starring a convict a tramp want to be the poster boy confused well let me break it down for you the office contender is the ground's old age of eighty one and has a scandalous past of ford convictions and sex scandals oh and he's also been the former prime minister of italy multiple times silvio berlusconi i'm still young so i'm ready to work. well at least he's young at heart and he has plenty of supporters. i will vote for berlusconi and the rest i don't care about he gets things done. du

i was not aware that china is trying to move into that. can you kind of share that? >> senator, i've long felt that the imet program is probably our single greatest long-term investment value for the dollar that we put into it. i would just highlight that it is an investment that sometimes may take two decades or more to pay off, but when it pays off, it pays off with relationships with strategic partners that are absolutely critical. it creates the personal contacts that many of the military leaders from across the region that i work with on a day-to-day basis have participated in the program. china watches that very closely. they've recognized the value of that strategic investment. so they basically have taken a leaf out of our book and they are very lavishly funding to bring senior military officers from a variety of key countries around our region to china for very lavishly expensed, all expense paid trips for them, for their families to be able to live very high lifestyle in the countries. it is -- there is still a recognition from our partners that the greatest

i just don't think you can. in a rage and i don't know how to deal with you when you're in a rage. >> i'd like to talk about you and how you're doing otherwise besides all of this. how are you doing with the cancer and everything? i do care. i hope you believe i care about you. >> i do. i believe that. i do believe that. i told you this before. you know, i'm not going to be around forever. i'm not asking you to do anything for me. i'm asking to do it for you. >> i'm sorry that i'm having to bring this to you. you're dealing with enough as it is and it is another thing you have to deal with. i apologize to you. >> well, this is our loss. >> yeah, you and me together. >> this is our lives together. yes, exactly. >> it's the situation. i'm sorry i upset you. >> well, it's all right. you know, i'll live. and i'm sorry you're upset. i love you a lot and just try to be strong. >> all right. i love you, too. >> okay, bye. >> bye. >> i feel bad for him. the truth is, i really love him and i don't want him to see him bein

am the admin so there's no it there i can see their growth but down when people ask for help with things i felt like are right let me answer this question i'll go right to the d.p.p. director or i'll go right to the head of the department so you can see that the new the activist. sees the open door opportunity to take that to the next level frank yeah so now running they're only going to announce to the house to come good to your shop everyone tells me i do but i'm not let not taken that for granted i'm still knocking on doors i'm going to go knock on doors tonight we're going to win a debate on the next night and knocked out another three thousand c.m. if you don't win by a landslide it's because you didn't work hard enough will think i have a new campaign for your hopes and i said you should put a big poster it says. squirrel you wins by a sam slide. can i put that in my own my speech just to know what you should do what i'm going to say i meant the actor stephen baldwin who you know somebody i mean that was work is pretty

i'm hoping i can bring up mr. rich to address the school issue and i know supervisor normal yee has talked to the project sponsor about early childhood education center and child center on-site and maybe miss weld you can talk about what has been done in that area. >> thank you, ken rich with wwt. first of all, supervisors, always able to do better and i think we absolutely need to continue that with the school district. i've been in several large meetings over the years to try to align the planning we do at the city and the planning that the school district does. it's a work in progress. historically, those two agencies have not worked as well together as they should and you rightfully bring up the points. moving to the specifics, i was able to get on the phone with the school board president a few minutes ago, and background on where we are with the mission bay school site. what miss mendoza told me, there is bond money, a program for the site. they are prioritizing it, there is actually money for a bayview and m

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nobody in my family tree as far as i can tell had a portrait done. i do have my high school yearbook picture. [laughter] pres. obama: which is no great shakes. when i heard that this was part of the tradition, i did not quite know what to do. michelle and i were somewhat confused. we were lucky to have some extraordinary friends and people with exquisite taste, who gave us the assist and helped us to consider a whole range of artists. we had an immediate connection with the artists that are sitting here, today. i think it is fair to say that bonded, maybe not in the same way, the whole soul sister thing. [laughter] pres. obama: we shook hands. he and i make different sartorial decisions. [laughter] what we did find was that we had certain things in common. both of us had american mothers who raised us with extraordinary love and support. both of us who had african fathers who had been absent from our lives. in some ways, our journeys involved searching for them and figuring out what that meant. i ended up writing about that journey and channeling it i

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and so i hope that we can start to figure it out. i haven't had the time, frankly, in less than 18 hours to bring to the floor a proposal for how we move forward or what the forum would be for this conversation to even begin, but i know that we can no longer just chalk it up to isolated instances, because it's happened too often, and sadly i believe will happen again until we confront it and try to solve it, and i hope that we will, and i believe that we can. i believe that we must. whereas i said at the outset and i will say at the conclusion, it goes to the core of why we even exist to begin with. keeping our people safe. no matter how new, how different, or how unique the threat may be. madam president, i yield the >> the senate has been debating immigration legislation this week. they voted against all the immigration proposals thus far dealing with border security, dreamers, and century cities. you can watch coverage of the senate went on c-span2. sunday night on afterwards, senior senate staffer ira shapiro. is interviewed by fo

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so right when i get out i can go work on tattoos. now i want to make video games and all that. and i want -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineering? how do you -- >> you're not. art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you do get sent to prison, you can do computer engineering in there you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me you can learn tattoos so i can reach through this screen and shake you. >> oh, man. i was just about to say. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. i love you, too. >> let's pray before your visit ends. >> yes, ma'am. >> our eternal father, thank you for this opportunity to share with kenny. i thank you that he continues to have a smile on his face, o god. he's coming home. i believe it. i have to believe it. i have to for his sake. i have to. we pray your will will be done. in the name of your son jesus christ for his name's sake. amen. >> love you, ma. >> love you too

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