without a physical presence in the state as long as the company meant other requirements including a substantial nexus in the state and that opens up the possibility under the constitution to tax out of state or out of city companies. >> supervisor cohen: i appreciate that summary. supervisor fewer i see you name. >> supervisor fewer: thank you chair cohen for bringing these forward. one of my concerns with the cannabis taxes is there is a significant importance of this industry that exists on the black math and i think we should bring them into compliance and off the black market -- will help with this goal. i appreciate that this will grant the board of supervisors the flexibility to reassess these rates in 2021 as these industries grow. i understand concerns about taxation from the industry and i think this has been crafted thoughtfully with these in find i would like to thank supervisor cohen for bringing these forward. >> supervisor cohen: thank you supervisor cohen. thank you so much. i do want to thank -- she is behind me for all the work. with that, i want to open up to publi

a confused one. the less clear because we all have less clear of this. is how you go from this physical, very wide understanding of a world without a time to our sense of time. right because then it's all sufficient to say from a mental evidence is not time so what it is that we call time. we have to go back. and we have to understand all of the properties of time where do they come from? and some come from approximate but they're so small we look at large and we don't see the chunks so we see continue -- it is simple so continue. our clocks measured different things but difference is so small, so we talk about single -- but the values aspect of our time come at different levels in a study by different times. you've got just physics. not just mechanics not just quantum mechanics but there's statistical mechanics a big problem at the physics why the future is different from the past. the -- or question of physics don't seem to distinguish the the past from the future. big part of the book is devoted to that differing with a big problem and some idea which i have on the title aspect of th

they took a look at me and they talked to my mother, a physical therapy regimen. and they said we need you to do this four times a day. the women in the room who have had children or even if you haven't, remember i'm two years old. we don't want him to try to walk. we think if he tries to walk prematurely, whatever comeback we might be able to get out of applying this physical therapy regimen may fail and he'll be in a brace the rest of his life. so my lower like a drill sergeant. literally watched me every waking moment. for two years. so i was never a patient at warm springs, but she would take me over there periodically and they would check on the progress. and she told me one time, while they were over there. she held me up to a window as president roosevelt drove by. and so after two years, my first memory in life was our last visit to warm springs, where the nurse told my mother i think he's going to be okay. looks like he'll be able to walk without a limp. and without a brace. and have a normal childhood. so that was my first memory in life. the hero of my s

of people i certainly was expecting them to to struggle as the game went on to england to have a physical advantage as. game went on in fact quite the opposite happen the question plays look fresh going into extra time and i think it's showcased as well both came really from quite a place reacting more quickly than england defenders did so very impressive in croatia and it goes well for them going into the final that was the result of a belief. and of course the mixed reactions from the creation and england camps following the final whistle can support the creation. and his counterpart southgate had to say after the match he's going to look at it we haven't had the last word yet we're taking it slow and just moving forward there is still one game ahead of us where the historic final but we want to stop now so now that we're here we will stay in moscow we'll stay in moscow with world champions. we just brought up a build up you know the moment we all feel the pain of that to free did we expect to be in this position you know i don't think realistically any of us did. but when you got to th

after ten months, i had a physical. whenked at what i weighed, i was 79 pounds. i couldn'te it any more. narrator: after three years in yodok, he says the auth ities determined he wasna spy a. a year later, he defected, and has been working against the regime ever since. tonight, he's going back to the border. narrator: jeong waits on the chinese side of the tumen river for his north korean smuggler. they find each other by sparkin. their cigarette lighte naor: the dvds and thumbdrives make their way to marketss the country, filled with goods illegally smuggled from china. narrator: within divs, jeong's smuggler ds some of his thumbdrives and dvds to two teenage girls and films them watching. (music playing on computer) narrator: it's been reported that almost half of the north koreans who defect had watched foreign television even though it's illegal. information and knowledge of the outside world is beginningo widen out. there's far more inner penetration of north korean society today than befor if north korean people themselves stop believing in the regime and

this is a technique that translates a patient's physical movements into musical sounds. a sensor registers the arms position which a computer program then converts into preprogramed sounds so mr easter is literally hearing the position of his arm. the more he learns to control the arm movement the more coordinated the sound becomes. it's even possible to play a tune. at the school dissolves more t.v. it's motivating because you get instant feedback on your progress. today i managed to go no tie i'll stretch a bit further the patients are learning something new how to play music just by moving their limbs. this type of music therapy helps the brain create new neural pathways. patients learn to move again because areas of the brain not involved in particular movements are rewired allowing them to take over functions previously performed by the damaged brain areas this process can apply to other illnesses too. you can also use neurologic music therapy to treat a phase whereby the ability to speak is restored through song. given the right side of the brain takes over a functi

wayfarer which gives states the ability to collect the sales tax from online retailers who do not have a physical presence in a state. this house judiciary hearing is just over two hours. presence in the state. the house judiciary committee heard testimony on how the ruling might affect businesses, and the role of congress in making laws and online sales taxes. >>> good morning, the gca the judiciary -- the judiciary committee will come to order. we welc rep. goodlatte: good morning. the committee will come to order. begin -- i begin by recog myself for an opening statement. welcome to your -- you all, on june 21, 2018, the supreme court reversed the long- standing role that under the constitution's commerce clause, the states may not impose sales tax collection duties on remote sellers with no physical presence in the texas state. the court could have left resolution of this issue to con -- congress, in which the commerce law grants ultimate authority. they said they were eliminating the physical standard because it was wrong to ask congress to address a false constitutional premise of this cour

it was fueling the balance in favor's of folk without a physical presence. he said it does not make sense that prison -- physical presence can be the touchstone. you have a retailer shipping huge amounts of goods into a state with no tax. someone who has a physical presence with one employee and that company gets taxed the dissent by the chief justice say look, they may be wrong but precedent in consideration to stare decisis you can have congress overrule it or step into the breach and bless these state laws in south dakota. he said there isn't and the real dramatic need anymore for the court to get into this because the disparity that had existed in the early amazon disparity has gone away and more and more of the companies adopt physical presence. we don't have the kind of mismatch that was occurring earlier. an important case for the economy and it gives us a clue about president -- precedent and the question of how did the same justice who joined wayfarer explain that in light of what happened with respect to that. >> it is a funny case for stare decisi

jackson and his staff, they went out and gave me a physical. it was a physical. aid i'm very healthy. the news was devastated. they were devastated. they didn't want to hear that. he's a great family man, and i aid to him, i feel guilty. i said, hey, doc. why don't you run the v.a.? you're a leader. your admired. he said, sir, i wasn't really thinking of that. i said, you'd be great. sir, whatever you order, i will do. even if he didn't want to do it -- he said that to me. in fact, your great first lady said to me that same day, did he want to do it? i said, i don't know. when i thought about it, i don't know. he said, if you ask, i will do it, but he didn't really want to do it. i kind of feel guilty about this whole thing. what happened is, he said, sir, if you'd like me to do it, i'll do it. i put him into the world of politics. how vicious is the world. but jon tester said things about him that were horrible and eren't true. [booing] that's probably why i'm here. i won montana by so many points. i don't have to come here. a lot of people from states where we h

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the supreme court held that a state may collect sales taxes only for businesses from a -- with a physical presence within the state. the internet at the time was just the nation's technology. in the next years, internet commerce has become a huge share of the economy. brick and mortar stores are obligated to collect sales taxes from all customers, putting them at a competitive disadvantage with the internet counterparts who do not have to collect taxes. in an effort to respond, various legislative proposals have been introduced. including the marketplace fairness act, which i actively supported. one of these bipartisan measures passed in 2013, but we are unable can -- to consider these bills despite the poor. the decision last month held that the state may collect taxes with any substantial nexus, within the state. it overruled the physical present -- presence requirement. the committee today revisits remote sales tax issues. there are two principles that should describe -- guide this discussion. first, the government should not intrude on date tax policy. although congress and the consti

but congress can make physical presence the rule again and then it can use that what did you call it a quid pro quo to cover physical presence. physical presence isn't dead. supreme court just said their version is no longer law. >> the chief justice went through a series of different possibilities in regard to how congress could act including restoring physical presence test or establishing a physical presence test and then having an exception for it for states that, in fact, simplify and make more uniform their tax systems. one of the things which i'm encouraged by and agree with jennifer on, it's time for industry, states, the big box retailers to have a serious conversation about what an american consumption tax system should look like. and the issue isn't whether the states should be deprived of revenue, the issue is how can you simplify the tax system to make it work for all participants. i would hope the panelists on this table, the people attending this committee hearing would see congressional action as an opportunity for that kind of discussion, followed by real action for gr

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to precedent --dash in 1982 which actually to make it legal to collect sales tax unless they had a physical presence in the state. and consumers are still technically required to pay a use tax when they shop online with a low compliance rate. this has been the status quo of the e-commerce ecosystem and then to overturn the now the statute has been upheld. and then with the dissent with justice breyer so that implication are those that the polities where they had those latitude of internet sales tax statute so with that background we will ask each of you for those immediate implications with with online retailers with municipal governments so what does this look like from each of these perspectives i can jump in the upper state and local government to take a step back to understand with the effect of the quill decision. so to touch on this one of the most obvious impacts were state and local government were to collect sales and use tax for many years and estimate very how much money was at stake and talking like $8 billion per year of lost revenue it was up to 30 billion per year that was a

as opposed to the rigid, is there a physical presence requirement or not? in quill, the supreme court that the bellis decision is really an outlier in the light of complete auto, but it is the president and we will not overrule the president, stare decisis is against it. south dakota now says it has been several decades since quill , and a lot of things have happened. we have had a boom in interstate commerce, the ability for retailers to collect taxes using software that is really easy, as opposed to in the old days. , supremesay, look court, you don't have to say quill was wrongly decided, you just have to say the factual premises have changed. they had a long discussion about stare decisis in their briefs. saying all the special justifications for when the court wants to overrule precedent exist here. this is a constitutional case, not a statutory case. the facts have changed because of the rise of the internet and rise of the software. there were not strong reliance interests. quill has been roundly criticized by the supreme court and commentators, and

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expert at the fee university here in berlin a very warm welcome to news mr fall wildfires above the arctic circle what on earth is going on. there's no physical reason why they shouldn't be why for years also at this high latitudes i mean there are a lot of forwards the hassle of material that could be burnt potentially and then the free have an extraordinary reverse situation such as during the last space and at the moment and this can likely happen but it seems you know seen from this vantage point that everything is going from bad to worse it seems like mother nature is throwing drought tarantula rains freezing temperatures in some parts of the planet are we witnessing climate change at work here or is something else taking place it's always a bit difficult to actually produce single event to climate change but what we can say is that the climate change increases the likelihood of specific events taken off heat waves for example of heavy precipitation events there it's quite clear on the from a physical standpoint the climate change is easy and the probability just probabilities that people have severe in place of increasing the temperatur

a frictionless border. another, known as maximum facilitation, or max fac, would employ new technology and other schemes to remove the need for physicalhecks where possible. iod members say this is not frictionless enough. now, there's talk of a third option. sources have told the bbc it's "the best of both worlds" — allowing an independent trade policy and friction—free trade. but will it be credible enough to win over politicians, the business community, and britain's european partners? lianna brinded, europe editor at quartz, joins us. good to see you. every time we meet, we seem to talk brexit, don't we? yeah. the third option, which may well be discussed in checkers on friday when the british prime minister meets with the cabinet, it sounds a bit like having your cake and eat it, it might be sounding good on paper but may not be accepted in brussels. —— chequers. well, it sounds a bit too good to be true, to be honest. it sounds like what staying in the single market would be, but just what staying in the single market would be, butjust under a different name, because it is very different to negotiate this kind of deal over the l

staters and out of staters and what this was doing was skewing the balance in favor of folks without a physical presence. you have a massive retailer with no tax and then you have someone with one employee and they get taxed. they say look, okay. we'll agree, bella haas may be wrong but precedent and considerations following that. if we disagree, if it's a bad decision then you can have congress overrule it. you can have congress step into the breach and bless these state laws like south dakota and he said that there isn't any real dramatic need anymore for the court to get in this because now the disparity that had existed, the kind of, you know, the early amazon disparity has gone away as more and more of the internet companies adopt physical presences anyway. it gdoes give us some clues and then how does the same justice that joins wayfair explain that vote in light of what happened. >> it's a funny case, though, because even though it was a constitutional rule and constitutional rule that congress could overrule so in some ways it's more of a statutory case where the rules are stronger or m

states can charge sales taxes from online retailers without a physical presence in the state. lawmakers focused on the impact on states and small businesses. watch this tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span3. also online at c-span.org. >> this weekend on oral histories, the first of our eight-part series on women in congress. sunday at 10:00 a.m. herein, former congresswoman susan malinari. >> it made me a fighter and forced to be tougher. isn't that just sort of the secret? at least it was back then. we were constantlying with underestimated as females. and sometimes that's a good thing. i remember a lot of my debates where a lot of the people who i was debating department take me serio -- didn't take me seriously. >> and in the weeks i ahead we'll hear from --

jackson and his staff, they went out and gave me a physical. that was a physical. and when they said i'm very healthy, the news was devastated. they were devastated. they didn't want to hear that. they didn't want to hear that. but he's a great family man. i said to him, i feel guilty. i said hey, doc, why don't you run the va. you are a leader, you are an admiral. people admire you. he said, well, sir, i wasn't thinking of that. i said you would be great, go ahead and do it. he said sir, of what your order i will do. even if he didn't want to do it, he said that to me. in fact your great first lady said to me that same day, did he want to do it? i said i don't know. he said he would do it. but when i thought about it, i don't know. he said if you ask, i will do it. but he didn't want to do it. i sort of feel guilty about this whole thing. because what happened is he said, sir, if you would like me to do it, i'll do it. it wasn't what he had in mind. i put him into the world of politics. how vicious is the world. but jon tester said things about him that were horrib

it was building -- feeling the balance without a physical presence. he said it doesn't make sense that physical presence should be the touchstone, that you should be some match of retailer -- massive retailer shipping goods into a state and get no tax. then you have someone who has a physical presence with one employee, and that company gets taxed. the dissent, written by the chief justice and joined by justices kagan, breyer, and since malar, they would agree that it may be wrong, but the precedent counsel fouling that. if it is a bad decision, you can have congress overrule it. you can have them step into the beach in the dormant commerce clause. he says there isn't any real dramatic need anymore for the court to get in this, because now the disparity that had existed, the early amazon as morey, has gone away and more internet companies adopt physical presences anyway. so you don't have the kind of mismatch that had been occurring earlier. an important case in its own right, for the internet of economy, but also important because it gives us clues a

states for her england to me sweden and an intriguing quarterfinal in a physical game is expected with both sides strong at the back and good at pieces. gareth southgate has reason to smile before his side's game against colombia england had won a world cup knockout match in twelve years they've never won a penalty shoot out there already breaking records and they want more. we want to keep making that history and we know that. it's not since nine hundred ninety that we were in a world cup semifinal so. we hugely ambitious that want to do that in england face a sweden side have been rock solid at the back all tournaments their coach is preparing his side for a rough encounter. and his copilot was football has developed a great deal just as swedish football since the one nine hundred seventy s. but what they still have an english soccer is the heart and the spirit and the energy that type of soccer have always appreciated. but there's also something new about english football genuine belief the further england go the more hope the fans allow themselves i never thought in my lifetime i w

>> my dad had gone to a physics conference and brought back a commodore 64. this was 1981 or so? no software, just a couple books on how to program in basic. he got us started. basicallye books and taught each other how to do it. he spent a lot of time giving us ideas for what we could create. a big part of computer programming is the imagination feeling on the confidence end that it is possible. emily: is this what you felt you wanted to do, or did it come later? >> the thing about programming in the iraq war was it was an escape. when you are programming a computer, you can close that all out. emily: you moved to the united states when you were 11 years old. >> leaving a country like iran is not easy for starters, especially during a war. it took a lot of work to get the paperwork done to get out. we first moved to europe. we were traveling around for a whole summer trying to find a u.s. embassy who would grant us visas to be able to enter the united states. it got to the point where it was like, one more rejection and you can never enter the u.s. we were in italy in a parking

down syndrome is a congenital condition, which comes with varying degrees of physical and cognitive effects. jakob: the main point is that people with down syndrome have their own forms of artistic exexession. the way they convey a character is different from the way i might do it. they have different timing and different ideas. i might use language to convey something, while actors with a disability do it with movement. reporter: what begins as an ordinary whaling expedition turns into a fatal quest for revenge. jonas sippel has been with the group since 2015. jonas: acting is a strength that's very important to people with down syndrome. there are people in the theater that have difficulties speaking and are speech-impaired. they can only communicate by acting it out. reporter: in germany there are few opportunities for people with down syndrome to live like other young adults. there aren't many shared living options. jonas sippel was lucky. jonas: i'm the type of person who reaches out to people, enjoys talking, doing things with them. i'm a very sociable person, who likes writing poetry