richie and mr. wade and harlan over the past year and we're pleased with that capital plan you put together. i do want to leave you with that thought in mind. it speaks highly of the relationship that we'll don'ts build with your staff. anyway, that was it for me. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> maybe a dwe to the general manager about those pipelines. is there a chance in these next 10 years that they could be problematic? understanding that money is not infi it -- infinite and that we have to prioritize. >> i'll defer to steve richie. >> assistant general manager for water. it's just a matter of the size of the programme. but we do have base funding for our transmission system. in fact, one of the pipelines we just did an inspection of in the last couple of weeks and the results came back good from one of those pipelines. that was heartening. but that doesn't mean that we'll sit and watch and cross our fingers. we're constantly evaluatesing them. if we get any sense that there is an issue develop

mr. president. roe v. wade says there is a compelling state interest to protect the unborn out of medical liability. i would argue that the difference between medical liability in 1973 and 2018 is a norm is. what we are trying to do is provide a new way to protect the unborn. in a legislative a-day -- can a legislative body prohibit abortion on demand at a time science tells us the baby feels excruciating pain, at a time science tells us parents should sing to their child, at a time science tells us that this baby has well-connected tissue and can feel pain and survive. my answer is, yes. it is ok for the congress and state legislators to pass laws saying that, at the fifth month, we are going to disallow abortion on demand, there will be exceptions, but they will be rare. there are about 10,000 cases that are affected by this law potentially. what are we trying to do? we are trying to proceed forward. to a better day in america. we're trying to get out of a club where there is only six other members. trying to

leave eastern huta and that no wade was delivered all right we want to go now to sergeant molly hughes the u.n.h.c.r. syria representative in damascus good evening to you mr marley so we are hearing that no one was able to leave eastern huzzah today and no aid came in can you confirm that and what's the situation on the ground now. yes we were not able to deliver aid today. we're not sure if anyone came out. but to be have been trying our best to make sure that there is a stop in fighting the bombs don't fall stop falling and the guns stop sign and so that we can go in and deliver aid to these people who are in desperate need inside and to do you know mr malique where the fighting came from i mean we've got the russians saying that it was the rebels who started launching an attack and we've got the americans saying that the russians were starting i mean what did you what were your people able to see. well we would not be able to comment on that it's we only see the skies and we only had the sounds and we only see the impact of such. fighting that is going on from inside from the group so from different parties to this crisis we can hear what's happening i

mr. speaker. i would take you back to 1973 and roe v. wade and doe v. bolten. those two supreme court cases, working in conjunction with each other, essentially translated into abortion on demand. and we saw abortions go from who knows what the number was, no, we do know. about 35,000 abortions a year in america, a number of that i'd say, i thought was horrible then, to something like 1.6 million abortions in america. now rash eted down, the weight -- ratcheted down, the weight of the conscience of our society, to some number of a million or maybe a little bit less than a million. mr. speaker, we don't get to count that difference between 1.6 million, roughly the peak, and a little under a million, as 600,000 babies saved every year. instead it goes on our conscience the other way. and that's the cumulative total of 60 million babies who have been sacrificed at the altar of this subject called pro-choice, judicial activism. i remind you, mr. speaker, that human life is protected in our united states constitution. it's protected under the 14th amendment. and we

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wade. that is a lot of commodity producing countries. financials are huge winners. especially u.s. banks. benefitspending because of their exposure. then wage inflation means automation, those are great is mrsand overall growth. >> thank you for joining us. calling this extremely healthy. let's get you to bloomberg first word news. >> nancy pelosi has sent a dear colleague letter in which she writes she will not vote for the bipartisan spending deal because it doesn't come with a promise to address the plight of dreamers and rights the spending deal does contain investments in democratic priorities that will create jobs and spur growth. spoke in opposition to the deal noted although democrats are in the minority, house democrats have a voice here and we must be heard. meanwhile kentucky republican rand all is the reason there has been no vote in the senate yet. he is refusing to grant consent to take a vote on the spending package. promisesaker paul ryan immigration will be addressed was the government is funded. >> i know there is a real commitment to solving the daca challenge in both political parties. to anyone who doubts my intention to solve this, do not. we will bring a solution to t