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a hit d championship rugby game >>> more than ten months ago robert's life changed forever.y came left him paralyzed. last weekend he returned to his home turf for the first time since the injury. >> reporter: a chance to reminisce with old teammates or classmates, a chance to reconnect. it's what makes homecoming so special. what happened at cal's homecoming this past saturday here, the word special doesn't do it justice. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please give a very special rugby field welcome to robert pailer. >> reporter: less than a year after the unthink about happened, robert epailer returnd to the place he refers to as home. >> i just remember when i got hurt, there's really nothing good you think could come out of this. but it's because of these amazing people that the good far out weighs the bad. >> he's a real inspiration. it was really emotional for us to have him back on campus. >> reporter: coach says the strength of the program and its alumni who recent lly contribut more than $2 million in endowments is the big reason pailer's injury didn't have the

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if you look at where companies have reinvested in the last ten years, it's in r&d.t's in automation, which is a positive. but you have to take that positive and figure out what are you going to do with those people and who has to own that? is it the government? is it those corporations? it's great to hear from chris hughes on this idea. but he's come up with this idea as a fiphilanthropist. who is going to own it if those programs are put in place? >> and as we said, they're being tried in different parts of the world. in fact in some places in america they're being tried. we have a very big bureaucracy at the state, local, and federal level dealing with various benefits that people get, if they don't make enough money, medicare. what if we had one system that said everybody gets this money? nobody is proposing a 50 or $60,000 a year. we're talking about $500 to $2,000 a month as a basic cushion so you don't have to live in poverty. it's an interesting concept. >> you have to remember, these companies have just gotten a huge, huge tax cut. now they're saving all of

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reflected in this stock market periodically and this is kind of droifing me crazy because the 3% ten year obscure d the good now it's the tariffs that obscure the goods. but periodically, it sunshines today is sunshine day. ask the short sellers of micron. >> you said the bear case is too extreme. >> it is there's just too many industries doing so well that i find it hard to get as negative as people want me to be i just, came, don't you think, there's so many things to be negative about in some total, they do not have anything to do with price and ratio. >> yes, and this is how we talkeded about it the other day. you put this trade stuff on one side and then there are a whole host of positive things on the other side of the boat >> and stephanie's done a great job b talking about the economy and it's on fire the ism numbers the other day, that's one of the highest levels we've seen just for me, i think giving up which way the market is beginning to go is probably the best strategy you could have at this point you just understand as i said last week, the volatile is going to be more in 2018 because

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individual to pass a background check and purchased not one but ten firearms and this deranged and violent individual was able to walk right into d school a few minuts before dismissal and take the lives of 17 innocent floridians. this is the tragedy as a result of a massive, multi- systemic failure, failure involved in federal agency, state agencies, local authority who all fail to both identify the threat that you post and coordinate response to stop before he took action. it is this failure which i hope will focus on by addressing the shortcomings and vulnerabilities in our current laws and in our current policy. we mayue still have a debate on the broader issues i of regulatg on sales but irrespective of that we still must and should do this. today i want to come here for a few minutes and announce a competent plan, not a simple billnd the vote on and move on t a series of measures that i believe that these attacks before they happen. that will also help schools hoprotect the students in the teacher's and i believe these ideas should all enjoy bipartisan support and should prevent the next potential mass shooting. these are i

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you want to stop all sales tomorrow but you still have tens of millions of these guns. dsomething about them? >> but i would like to do, it's easy go to the point that would cause the most consternation. what i have said, it's not about getting the guns from people in their homes at this moment in time. what we want to do is prevent visa sales for moving forward. >> tucker: okay. i'm not -- this is a core of a question. if you think that guns are causing violence, and there is no social science that shows that, but if we will pretend that guns are the problem, and i guess wen are, then you have to answer what to do about the guns. >> i disagree. there's ar: lot of data. >> tucker: i'm conceding great and playing along. just for the purposes of this argument. what do you do with them? you say at some future date, what does that mean? >> the core of the question, the last time i was on the show, there was agreement that we should not have unfettered access to guns. the next logical question is, is there too much access to guns? if the answer is yes, then we collectively sho

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including the islamist grohup hamasich controls the gaza str has s supported an idea of tens of thousands of people along the dder of israel to the right of return. >> woodruff: the israelis are accusing the palestinian hamas, of deliberately sending women and children to the bored, putting tem at risk, in other words. did you see that? >> the israelis, you know, they said hamas was exploiting the crowds for its own purposes in order to send civilians to be face to face with israeli soldiers along the border. what happened todayw,- you kno we've seen -- you know, people from all factions, but we've seen lots oe pople who are frustrated of everything. they are frustrated of the lack of peace, they are frustrated for the lack of any horizon. it has made no difference to them whether they dive orie because the situation in gaza was so terrible.ff >> woodruit is late at night there. have things calmed wn? >> many, i can say most of theot ters have returned home. the palestinian president has asked for the united nations to meet over what happened today in gaza. he condemned it, and he asked the u.n. security counc

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our from every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for any show. chaos on the gaza israel border as tens of thousands of palestinians gather for what they call the great march of return on the other side the israeli army warns it will fire on anyone who tries to cross the border the countdown to the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding begins or as the palestinians call it the day of catastrophe i my a schwager and berlin this is the day. because it is a turning point for our people in our history of national struggle on our way to freedom and return. that they have the hamas movement and other organizations called for protests calling it the march return but events taking place on the ground shorts of march of chaos. on the side of the pole but i'm sure they are people from the whole nation from gaza from the west bank from the lands occupied in one hundred forty one from other countries are launching this new phase of your love have a good job and that these are aggressive riots the israeli defense forces resisted by using methods to break approaches. also on the program tonight

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d at all. >> those are things we'll have to clean up over the next ten days before we issue a report. i don't believe there was an intention to disrupt this election sieblg and to continue to do that in the future. if we don't get this report out so our states can try to protect themselves from future and the one thing we didn't find was the changing in roles. >> i agree with you. the problem that i'm having here is that your chairman is coming out and saying we disagree with the narrative they were trying to help trump. by trying to take it off the table he looks like he's trying to be incredibly political. that what it looks like. you don't sound that way but he does. >> there's a narrative that says the whole thing russia was trying to do was hurt hillary clinton. >> he said that. the effect of that may have been that it helped him at the polls. the effect of what they did during the propaganda and the facebook ads and everything else was that it may have netted him some results. they were also trying to hurt both sides during this entire process. we have a lot of evidence of that

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other social companies is they are spending more on data r&d,ity, whether it is development, systems controls, and people. they talked about hiring tensf thousands of people to monitor content, on facebook or youtube but these issues are felt across a lot of the consumer side of technology, particularly with the social networks. unstructured data, which is user-generated data. there is a lot of personal data and the real expectation in the marketplace is that data is well protected to the extent that it is not, that is the issue we are seeing. certainly with facebook stock today, more textbased. scarlet: what is facebook's relationship with advertisers? they can file their money because of the reach. have they been looking to allocate the money somewhere else? paul: advertisers would love to find other places to put their money. it is almost a duopoly between google and facebook. if you are an advertiser that is not a great structure to be in because you do not have pricing leverage. twitter oris snap or other services out there, nobody is really established itself as a viable third option for a big brand advertisers. maybe amazon is

finland which was fifty last year ousted norway from the top spot the top ten continues to be dominated by the nordic countries with a n d at the bottom of the happiness and x. . six the news hour but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more news for you stay with us. a global economic superpower that's underperformed in the world of football one on one east explores how china is now spending billions in its quest to conquer the beautiful game. at this time when al-jazeera. there is grown in a very short time to be a trusted news source wherever you are in the world he really want to know what's going on there and you find out very quickly we know looking at the news some nations prism. we are probably international everybody will learn something watching our coverage. to be sure and that we can be the best international news and most trusted source of stories that people actually can't find elsewhere and that's going to continue. what went wrong in society that opened up the space for him it got to reach is the european problem and it's not the political and it's impossible for the people to bear that is for link u

ten civilians were injured and four f.s.a. were injured after the event because all five of improvised explosive devices i e d's left behind but the turkish forces covered from the air i'll tell you recover as well they were very forceful in taking this city and this is what the president had to say tell us this is other than most of the terrorists have already fled with their tails between their legs our special forces and members of the free syrian army and cleaning the remains of the traps i left behind in the center of a frame our flags of trust and stability away even inside of rags of terrorists we've since service saved sweets from the p y d that's the political wing of this kurdish movement a chair former chairman saying withdraw from one battle doesn't mean most of the war and giving up the struggle the struggle will continue and the kurdish people will keep defending themselves against the genocide planned on them the victory will be for northern syria forces that's all we've heard from the kurds no word or either from the syrian states on this very very. clear that they don't have anything to say at this point but t

hundred ninety two before it escalates it with tens of thousands killed in the early to thousands the conflicts amid on but this is an escalation not seen in years. d r c's minister of the in teria visited the area on monday he said to provide solutions to the ops surge and insecurity the hey me you store trust the government they say the army has lift the front line leaving borneo vulnerable to attack. they want guns to defend themselves all they have is bamboo. charlotte dallas al jazeera. a quick look at the top stories this hour north and south korea are to hold a historic summit next month after pyongyang said it would be willing to give up its nuclear weapons in exchange for security guarantees the agreement follows a two day visit by a south korean delegation to pyongyang it will be the first such meeting some more than a decade. in the first since kim jong un took power in north korea the u.s. which has always insisted on denuclearization before any talks can be held says it's cautiously optimistic so korea says the north has also agreed not to hold any provocative nuclear or ballistic missile tests while these talks are ongoing under shown

ninety two before it is still a ship with tens of thousands killed in the early to thousands the conflicts amid on but this is an escalation not seen in years. d.-r. sees a minister of the interior visited the area on monday he said to provide solutions to the upsurge and insecurity the hey me you store trust the government they say the army has lift the front line leaving borneo vulnerable to attack. they want guns to defend themselves all they have is bamboo. charlotte dallas al jazeera. a senior u.n. official says mir mas ethnic cleansing of ring of muslims is continuing assistant secretary general for human rights under gilmore says tactics have changed from mass killings and rape to for starvation he was visiting refugee camps in bangladesh where nearly seven hundred thousand have been seeking refuge since the military crackdown began in august. the chinese government wants to get ten million people out of poverty this year most of the country's thirteen million poor live in rural areas now they're being encouraged to move to the big cities any city except beijing adrian brown reports from the capital. the youth zone you is having a good

d ordereded. mo t suspend the rules voilbe ten inhe folwingrd h.r. 3183 the ys and na h.r. 46 byhe a nays the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. remaining electronic votes will be conducted as 5-minute votes. the unfinished is vote on the motion of the the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3183 on which the the yeas and nays are ordered the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3183, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service at 1863 james madison highway as the u.s. navy dakota kyle rigsby post office. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore:

d. which they can apply for off to purchasing their tickets this document will allow them to stay in russia not just for the duration of the tournament but also for ten days before and after a transport in and to host cities will also be free for those who have their fan i.d.'s but of course conditions will also be pretty cozy for the teams or some of them have already expressed their preferences. and not just teams and found some preparing for the world cup twenty eighteen. at the start of the one hundred day with a small football tournament all the spectators were dressed in the colors of different countries taking part in the world cup. he is preparing for an assault on. city in the syrian border region this week the turkish forces made advances in the area as part of a week's long offensive aimed at driving out the syrian y p g militia group considered terrorists by. the code's who are also america's key ally in the country announced they're sending seventeen hundred troops to repel the military offensive the fighters were assisting the u.s. led coalition in the east which according to the pentagon had to halt operations because of that departure

ten or every. them but i know hails from bogota in colombia and he wanted to see something of northern italy and so we're off to the region of d to explore the top of bed a couple that's about fifty kilometers north east of milan well there's hardly a town in italy it has to be admitted that isn't rich in history and at typical italian flair but better government which is with its famous upper and lower cities separated by the unesco world heritage listed venetian walls is one of this country's treasures. america most location in the alpine foothills our shores and a grandparent around one of the countryside all around. the name is a dramatic origin meaning something like mountain home. the first settlers came here in ancient times. to guide barber serve on navigates the streets and alleys of the old town they're going to has a unique layout. and we have the lower city which is the modern part of this is where visitors first arrive. and then we have the upper city with this historic center at the. back of it and thirdly we have the hills. these three parts of town are connected by two cable cars which the tourists and the peop

d for bone health support. your one a day is showing. >>> as part of paris fashion week, the label lacoste temporarily replaced its iconic crocodile logo with images of tenspecies in hopes of helping counter the animals' extinction. as you can imagine, it with australia big hit. all shirts have sold out. since lacoste introduced the logo, it has never sold shirts featuring other animals. this features animals like the sumatran tiger. but i think that is fantastic down the road. when you're wearing it, people may not know it's lacoste. but the cause and the meaning of it is so much more important than a label. >> i went online to see if they had made more. but it sold out. but such a smart idea. they have 40 of the burmese turtle, 350 representing how many are left. can't make any more animals. it makes sense. >>> the nfl getting a brand-new and much higher salary cap this year. nfl.com is reporting that the league is increasing the cap by $10 million to $177.2 million for 2018. this is the fifth straight year the cap has gone up by at least $10 million. and that cash is sure to come in handy as free agency is set to begin later this month. >> a whole lot