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they try to get me to say soccei’ rooney in dc.cent survey suggests football is the second most popular sport in this country dreamy 18-30 popular sport in this country dreamy 18—30 demographic by nfl. nfl is far and away the biggest work in this country but if you're going to buy shares ina country but if you're going to buy shares in a sport, by then in foot ball shares in a sport, by then in football flash soccer. one of those youngsters seduced by soccer is dc united midfielder. wayne is one of the guys i looked a kid. i was a big manchester united fan so having him in the team, someone reading ours, is special. where would it rank to deliver a trophy in here, the united states, after everything else in your career? it would be right up there. it's great to wind trophies and that is why i've come here, to try and wind, help dc wind. if we can manage to do so in my time here thenit can manage to do so in my time here then it will be up there with the other trophies i've won. as he comes towards the end of his own career, can way

other types of committees in washington dc. it's not a party problem, it's a washington dc problem. we need to bring people into washington dc that will stand up to those people. that's what we need in washington dc to get this done. votersare trying to con like everyone you've worked with. you said in your last debate that donald trump has a solid vote for you because he endorsed you. where i amissue making a pledge to work across the aisle. and what i plan to do in congress. right backte will be with individual questions for both candidates. >> welcome back for this next partisan debate. candidates will have one question to answer and it will be no rebuttal from the other candidates. you will have 30 seconds to answer. we have the first individual question. if elected, one of the first votes you will cast to select the next minority leader, would you elect nancy pelosi? >> as i'm out talking to people in nevada, the big issue they asked me about his health care, education and bringing jobs to pay the bills. i believe america and nevada wants a congress that works together. they ar

his goals have helped to take dc united from bottom of the mls table to the play—offs.o say wayne rooney's made a big impact in major league soccer and the former england captain says his move stateside in the summer is one of the best decisions he's ever made. he's been speaking to natalie pirks: as england's all—time record goalscorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he's just taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he's notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who've come over here and not done so well. you know, people who make their opinion on you have to be... to see you playing. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc, back in late june, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total

with the court of appeals for the dc circuit judge kavanaugh to consider the constitutionality of the affordable care act of 2011 the court upheld the constitution of the affordable care act with a vote and judge kavanaugh wrote the concurring opinion that has been described as the roadmap challenging the constitutionality of the affordable caree act. he argued it was premature to hear the case before the individual mandate had taken effect so he wrote down thefi legal justification of president trump not enforcing the individual mandate as a challenge to the constitutionality of the affordable care act justice kavanaugh would raise concerns to how he would rule on protections of the affordable care act against insurance companies discriminating on pre-existing conditions which could affect millions of americans. this year presents trumps department of justice decided to no longer defend the affordable care act and in a briefas filed by the trump administration that they joined with states to argue the affordable care act protections for people with pre-existing conditions should be i

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we look at how the former england striker has been welcomed in washington dc.ld's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday, she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. "every drop of my blood will contribute "to the growth of this nation." after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and lift—off of discovery with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right. this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: president trump has visited the scene of the massacre in pittsburgh and faced some protestors saying he was not welcome. bangladesh and myanmar have agreed to begin the repatriation of rohingya refugees next month despite a warning from the un that

and how a former england striker is being welcomed to his new home in washington dc. president trump, with several of his family and advisers, has offered condolences at the synagogue in pittsburgh where” people died in a mass shooting on saturday. the white house has had to respond to suggestions that mr trump's rhetoric has encouraged a surge in white nationalist and neo—nazi activity, although the alleged gunman was not a trump supporter. some jewish groups and leaders publicly opposed the president's visit, and hundreds of people protested on the streets. our north america editorjon sopel reports, from pittsburgh. awaiting donald trump's arrival, members of pittsburgh's jewish community gathered outside the tree of life synagogue to sing and to say kaddish, the prayers for those in mourning. the president flew into pittsburgh accompanied by the first lady, but also his daughter, ivanka, who converted tojudaism when she married her orthodoxjewish partner, jared kushner. they first went to the synagogue were the 11 worshipers were gunned down and, in the entrance, l

he is doing really good at dc united and i love him.ieve how great he's been. he was like, i can't believe we got rooney and we came to the opening game and he was like... i was like, seriously! you complain about him signing this guy! he's amazing! they are amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there were some legitimate questions about how well he would do here and it was about what he had left. was his heart in it? there have been some players over the yea rs have been some players over the years who have come over, star players, who have looked at this as may be a bit of a step down, vocation, they did not have to work that hard. wayne has been the opposite. those in charge of the clu b opposite. those in charge of the club had done their homework. all the research with ed said that wayne loves his football and he just wants to play. he is a tremendous leader in the locker room and we see that every day but he has taken to the players and they have taken to him. he has made the players around him bett

where he has descended and voted to dismiss claims that a majority of his dc circuit colleagues found mayor toreious. in howard versus the officer of the health and representatives judge kavanaugh descented from a majority decision which held under the congressional account act an african american women fired from her position could pursue her claim of racial discrimination and retaliation in federal court giving her a right of action. judge kavanaugh descented from that. he argued that the speech or debate clause prohibits the employs from moving forward from eclaims, and would have dismissd the case. his interpretation of this constitutional provision would put our workers throughout the legislative branch from pursuing most of their discrimination claims including many sexual harassment and discriminatory claims leaving an inadequate secret remedy only deailable. in noah vs. clinton the majority held the department when opposed a mandatory retirement age when he turns 56 the state department argued that it was exempted from the statute in light of a separate federal law that permit

during my 12 years on the dc circuit, a majority of my law cloa ks were the dc circuit, a majority oflerkship on the supreme court. a clerkship on the supreme court is one of the most coveted achievements and credentials in american law. i am proud that all four of my newly hired lord clerks at the supreme court are women, a first in the history of the supreme court. applause tonight, i thank all my friends, so many amazing and fearless friends, from my high school days, college, law school, clerking, the bush white house, including president george w bush. applause from thejudiciary, teaching, coaching, playing sports, the vibrant, loyal and tightknit catholic community here in the dc area, and so many others. ashley and iare area, and so many others. ashley and i are gratefulfor their area, and so many others. ashley and i are grateful for their prayers and for the prayers of the thousands and thousands of people we have heard from throughout america. when i give advice to young people or speak to students, i tell them, advice to young people or speak to students, itell them, cheris

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rooney as scored ten goals, dc united are unbeaten in nine games. it's been good.essure of the games. i've enjoyed being here with my family so everything has gone to plan. you have obviously dispelled any sense that you were going to come here for a payday. i have never been a player who was going to just play and not care, i'm a player who cares, i care about what i do. iama i am a proud iam a proud person i am a proud person no matter what i'm doing. that is me. i don't take anything for granted, i will come out working and do my best and that is what i do. after taking dc united from bottom of the table into a playoff but the rhone revolution is in rude health. —— the wayne rooney revolution. one of the most heart—warming stories in football in recent years was the friendship between jermain defoe and bradley lowery. the pair became pals as the young sunderland fan bravely battled a rare form of cancer. he sadly passed away last year aged just six years old. now defoe has got a tattoo in memory of him, having the word ‘brads‘ inscribed on his arm. that's all fr

we rely on that in washington dc. we report our threats to them. this bill would enable them and those like them to teach local communities how to better assess threats. we see a lot of violence in america today. i want to know why. i want to know why so many people in america are committing suicide. it is not just among our veterans. is going up in our society. where are we as a society that has accepted so much violence? it is on our tvs, everywhere we turn. i have two small children. my son watches andy griffith when we were in the car driving back and forth to dc. mental health is an issue. we tried to engage more in that arena and we have to be able to allow families to come forward and talk about loved ones who may have an issue we can address. >> moderator: we have to keep the time done. you can have more after 30 seconds or so, pick up on that. >> thank you. all of these things are valid points. the society we live in is violent but the violence is committed by people wielding guns and so the idea that because we cannot stop all of these mu

lawyers who argue before him on the dc circuit said that. former law clerks said that. legal scholars including those who did not share his views on the law said that as well. what happened? i think opponents of this nomination knew they couldn't beat his nomination the old-fashioned way, on the merits. so they decided to throw in the kitchen sink. first became the trash talking, claims that supporters of brett kavanaugh's nomination would somehow be complicit with evil. that was a united states senator who said that. another said his confirmation could spell the destruction of the constitution itself. these are apocalyptic words and rhetoric. most americans can spot wild untruths and petty shaming when they see it so that didn't work very well. and opponents had to move on to round 2. they then argued brett kavanaugh could not be fair and impartial because of his views on executive power or because of his experience working on the terrorist detention policy following the attacks that devastated this country on september 11, 2001, when he worked at the white house. than

and now you have wayne rooney in washington dc.trying to get me to say soccer but i‘m going to keep saying football. recent survey suggests that football is the second most popular sport in this country between 18 and 30 behind nfl. nfl is farand between 18 and 30 behind nfl. nfl is far and away the biggest sport in this country. but if you were going to buy shares in a sport, by them in soccer, or football! one of those youngsters seduced by soccer is this easy united youngster. wayne is one of those guys who i was looking up to asa of those guys who i was looking up to as a kid, i became a manchester united fan early on and having a role models like that leading us has been special. where would it rank to been special. where would it rank to be able to deliver a trophy here in the united states after everything else you‘ve won in your career? the united states after everything else you've won in your career7m would be right up there with the other achievements. it‘s great to win trophies and that‘s why i‘ve come here to try and w

the former england striker transferred from everton to dc united.obscurity, to a prime spot in the playoffs. the bbc‘s natalie pirks caught up with the star, and has this report. as england's all—time record goal—scorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he hasjust taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he is notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who have come over here and not done so well. you know, people can make their opinion on you after they see you play. i couldn't really take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc back in latejune, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to get on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, he is the highest—paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and t

we have seen washington dc politicians influence my opponent. where he is resisting the will of the people. the will of the people in this country. that adds to this. encouraging people to confront other citizens and restaurants. taking highly emotional passive people and sending them to places and encouraging them to confront people who are also highly emotional and passionate. wrong in those types of situations. that is where you see chaos in our country right now. this is about leadership. this is really about leadership. understanding how to bring people together. i have done that my entire life. i know how to work with people. from various backgrounds. i don't believe in resisting. i believe leadership. rebuild nextse can question. >> what is one thing you think republicans could do to make a political atmosphere more conciliatory? >> the first thing is start having transparency and communication. stop demonizing one another. me, someone disagrees with i don't think that is the time to call them name's and label them things. it is ok to dis

we need a statesman in washington dc, we don't need a partisan politician.need a statesman that will work across the aisle because of their actions, not their words. moderator: senator carper, bipartisanship. sen. carper: if you had a conversation with my colleagues about working with me, they used to be a guy named ted kennedy, there still is a guy named mike enzi from wyoming. ted was a well respected democrat the republicans loved to work with and i once asked him why. said, i'm not going to change my principles but i'm willing to compromise on policy. i took his advice and i took it to heart. last week we passed a 90--- a hugee vote, infrastructure bill that has delaware,ts her quality of our beaches, quality drinking water, wastewater. sessionet back into the day after the election in legislation we take up as the re-authorization of the coast guard, which i wrote as well with republicans and democrats. one thing i've love to do ever since i was governor, when i was chairman of the national governors association, i do the same thing for new senators. we

this is what i hate most about washington dc. the political environment we find ourselves. not just winning an argument , or winning an election. and the congress and the politics of personal destruction. that is what we are seeing here to be orchestrated from start to finish. that's why this is such an embarrassment to the senate and if somehow we decide people can be convicted of a crime what does that say about our commitment with the presumption of guilt? this isn't just a job interview or not even about judge kavanaugh but this is about us and our national commitment to the constitution that guarantees g your liberty that they can prove the case against you with a presumption of innocence this is no longer a job interview. it is no longer about judge ekavanaugh. to be guilty not only of teenage misconduct but perjury. that is what a vote implies but a vote for kavanaugh is a yes vote against the public servants and ambushing after crucial information. we all know how the senate operates on the basis of a precedent once it's done it's precedent and a vote against kavana

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this is the thing that i hate most about washington dc the political environment we find ourselves in is not just about winning an argument or winning a vote in the congress. it is the politics of personal destruction. that is what we are seeing with the orchestrated effort from start to finish. that's why this is such an embarrassment to the senate and if we decide that people can be convicted of a crime with no evidence the what does that say about our commitment to the presumption of guilt or due process? i know our colleagues will say this is a job j interview. this is not just a job interviewh not even about judge kavanaugh in the confirmation process but our national commitment to the constitution to guarantee your liberty unless the government can prove a case againsthe you when you have a chance to confront the witnesses as you enjoy a presumption of innocence. this is no longer a job interview or even just about judge kavanaugh. a vote against judge kavanaugh implies he is guilty not only of misconduct but perjury. now, that is what a vote against judge kavanaugh implies a vo

andshould ask paul ryan kevin mccarthy, if washington dc has changed me. it has not. i vote against my own party. -- have voted against wild party starting with my very first book -- first vote against john boehner. i started the term limits caucus. bipartisan. i want to illuminate the congressional pension program. i want to cut the congressional pay by 5% every year. i want to in the sexual-harassment plush fund and the public the names of who money was paid out on behind -- on behalf of. i am that guy. washington has not changed me. you can ask my leadership and they will tell you that yes, we have to listen and put up with blum sometimes but they are not going to change me. i am 63 years old. i went there for the right reasons. not to be a career politician, i went there because i know what i believe in and what my true north is. i do not like finger instigated the political winds to figure out how to vote. if you send it back to washington when he to focus on immigration reform, health care reform, keep this economy going, we need to focus on welfare reform, and

that is political science professor david mccuan in dc tonight. thank you very much for talking to us. >>> and, we are heading over to ktvu plus at 4:30. we will have much more including a discussion with a former fbi agent to learn more about how this investigation was conducted. >>> now to several overnight raids, where police and law enforcement agencies look to dismantle a gang. crime reporter henry lee is live at the oakland police department with the latest on the investigation there. henry? >> reporter: the investigation was led by oakland police, but investigators say the suspects wreaked havoc in cities far beyond oakland for crimes ranging from burglary to murder. ktvu cameras captured s.w.a.t. teams serving search warrants across oakland. police also fanned out across alameda, contra costa, and santa rosa counties. >> we are going after the infamous west oakland gang, that we believe and feel very confident were responsible for terrorizing our communities. >> reporter: it wasn't just oakland that was terrorized. police say the suspects

this is what i hate most about washington dc, the political environment we find ourselves. not just winning an argument or an election. or congress but the politics of personal destruction. that is what we are seeing here and the orchestrated effort from start to finish that's why i think this is such an embarrassment to the senate and if we somehow decide people can be convicted of a crime with the allegation of no evidence, what does that say about the commitment to the constitution itself? presumption of guilt? colleagues will say this is a job interview. this isn't just a job interview or even about judge kavanaugh or the confirmation process this is our national commitment to the constitution to guarantee liberty for the government to come prove the case against you to have the witnesses confront where you enjoy a presumption of innocence. this is no longer a job interview a vote against judge kavanaugh implies he is guilty not only of misconduct but of perjuryy. that is what a vote implies a yes vote for more search and destroy efforts with those judicial nominees and

dc. this is a guy who had been u.s. attorney in san francisco. he came back to washington dc to essentially be a line prosecutor to prosecute murder cases in washington, dc. this is a guy who just loves doing this. that's both good news and bad news for the president, right? >> [laughter] mr. christie: ok? he loves doing it, i think he's a generally fair guy, but he does it, and he's a killer. if he has you in his sights and he believes you have done something wrong, he will envelop -- develop the information to take you. he is not going to hesitate. but i have never known him to be unfair. the last point i will make is, you haven't seen any leaking out of his office. elise: incredible. mr. christie: no leaking. that doesn't happen by accident, everybody. you have to work hard to make sure people inside your office know, if they leak, they are out. another we made an example of. that's another indication about how fair mueller is. i think we should have some degree of confidence in it. of

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's discussionbowser about inclusion in washington dc, we are hearing the discussion between jeff goldberg, our editor in chief, and senator lindsey graham. how is this discussion about the kavanaugh domination being received in the tech community, and by you? arlan: thanks for having me. i was trying not to break monitors in the backstage area, to be honest with you. [laughter] if he says what he feels i guess what i can do is say what i feel. host: that's why you are here. arlan: i can't speak for the tech community at large but i can speak for myself. he is pretty logical and reasonable on certain things, and not on the kavanaugh case. so i wonder about that. i would say more but i am a lady. hejust seems to me that he, has reason when it works for him. host: he the nominee, or he the senator? graham. graham. on sorry buried on very emotional about it. i was watching the whole thing and everyone is entitled to their opinion, and his opinion just holds so much weight. and it affects my life and our lives every day, and to know that he feels that way and he won't even give it a chance to

that's the problem in washington dc. senator, for god's sake, the president of the united states, we have the best economy, it is growing faster today than all of barack obama. so for you to make a statement that he thinks he hit a triple but he was standing on third, i think he's right because this economy is growing at a tremendous rate, much more than previously. and i think it's because of the decisions and policies he has set forth. and again, it is putting people act in their pockets, because -- back in their pockets, because ultimately let's not forget, it's not washington's money, it's the american people's money. they know what is best for their dollars. i would encourage more tax cuts in the future. if we have the ability to do it, i would encourage it. they know best. washington is horrible at american taxes. moderator: it is widely predicted that this tax bill, and this is across partisan lines, that the tax law that was enacted will raise the national debt by about $1 trillion. do you see that as a problem,

they recognize this is a smear, the dc swamp at its worst.will be there november 6th because we only have 33 days to go it is a very volatile. >> you see a 4 point lead for the democrats in the house in the generic ballot. going back to september 12th a few weeks ago it was 52-38 according to quinnipiac and that moves to 49-42, 7 points in 28 days. you are seeing four points now. this is got to be something. >> one of those hillary locke polls, donald trump would never be on it. now they are seeing the closing and republican voters coming out in texas, florida, indiana, where there is competitive u.s. senate races so when you think of it, you have 26 democrats, ten states that donald trump won, millions of voters coming out matching anti-trump voters who have the enthusiasm to come out against us, we are matching them. we have to make sure he gets confirmed so voters still come out. >> we appreciate it. >> the white house confident brett cavanagh will be confirmed as the fbi wraps up their investigation with a couple days to spare. will the r

we can export those values to washington dc, not the other way around. thank you very much, it has been a terrific conversation. [applause] sen. feinstein: i could shake your hand. [applause] thank you. thank you. >i want to thank senator feinstein and senator de leon for terrific conversations. we covered so many important topics. choice is to make about who you are going to elect and we hope this information has been useful. i want to thank donna lucas for joining us. our sponsors for making this possible, having this event. terrific audience. there are times when i am sure you just wanted to make noise. it allowed us to continue it. -- probably these folks will have a of questions from the media. we get to continue the conversation, have coffee, have cookies. today.ou for being here >> with 18 days to go until the midterm elections, c-span has coverage coming up tonight. in massachusetts, elizabeth warren is running for reelection against jeff deal, and that debate starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and then nevada republican incumbent heller debates rosen

she says get to dc, flood the streets. people were arrested at those protests including comedian amy schumer, people were arrested after they started sitting down in the senate building and following what police were saying, lena dunham was also there. she posted this long message to twitter saying so many women i love are in dc, representing hundreds, thousands, millions of other women opposing brett cavanagh is not about a political party, it is about ensuring that women, people of every political party are safe. that is her message. kathy griffin in true form posted something pretty shocking to twitter. she basically cursed out every single republican member of the senate judiciary committee. a lot of celebrities are expressing themselves and that is how she chose to express herself. a real show of intelligence there. heather: they are disappointed they didn't get arrested. >> if you go there you get arrested, you can't say on social media i got arrested, i stood there and took heat for the cause. let's talk about faceb

after taking dc united from bottom of the table into a play—off spot, the rooney revolution is in rudethe women's national football team qualified for the world cup finals for the first time ever. the reggae girlz as their known sealed their place in next year's tournament in france after beating panama on penalties to claim third place at the concacaf women's championship on wednesday night. dominique bond—flasza scored the crucial spot kick that sent them through. its historic. this is ourfirst time qualifying, the first time any women's team in the caribbean have qualified —— its historic. having the backing of jamaica, qualified —— its historic. having the backing ofjamaica, an island, is so surreal and awesome and it's going to be a great experience and it's cool the men did this 20 years ago and it's like a precedent for us. ago and it's like a precedent for us. we're really looking forward to next summer. i'm hoping it brings more attention to the sport, to women's soccer as a whole. in terms of funding women's soccer as a whole. in terms offunding and women's soccer as a whole.

that tells you everything you need to know and again, we have to go to washington dc. to make sure we -- that folks have a seat at the table. >> my next question centers around the word ethics. [laughter] political ads and others have questioned the ethics of both of you in this campaign. i would like to give both of you the opportunity tonight to clear the air. representative finkenauer, you are up first. some people say you committed an ethics violation. both of you have said that it does not matter and it is not a big deal. but it does. you said it was an oversight that you failed to note a change of employment when you took a job as the iowa director of make it work. can you say were some people might view this nonprofit as a special interest organization, perhaps trying to gain influence within the legislation through a state representative like you who, at the time, was the iowa director? was it an oversight, did you not understand the rules, or were you just hoping no one was paying attention? rep. finkenauer: i had a public job that i reported on the newspaper

and we are hiring in washington dc.s year the metropolitan police department began an innovative partnership with our local university, the university of the district of columbia. partnership -- a partnership with the museum of african american history and culture. with this mission museum, to strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve. we know building and sustaining this trust with the community is critical to the work officers do every day in our city. it is know how important to invest in these relationships each and every day. nations from across the and across the globe will be able to come to this museum and have this experience. more than 20 million people visit our nations capital each and every year. in this museum is a perfect -- it adds to the portfolio of world-class museums we offer. on this one focus world-class policing. we want to thank you for your many years of investment and vision. we look for to welcoming visitors each and every day in our city to learn more

i went to washington dc and that is exactly what i did.erator: congresswoman rosen, same question. what are you going to do to control the rising costs of health care, and should pre-existing conditions be covered in any health plan? thatrosen: i am so happy you started with that question and thank you again for hosting tonight, and for the senator for being here. health care is the most important thing we can think of. if you don't have your health, you don't have anything. the first thing we can do is really stabilize those cost-sharing reductions. because when i go around talking to nevada families, they don't talk about politics, they talk about their health, the rising premiums, prescription drug prices. [bellringing] moderator: senator heller. 30 seconds for rebuttal. sen. heller: what she said is an not true. if you spend $50 million, money that she is raising out of california, to put into add, which is not true. i wrote the bill, deborah peel and replacement alpha republicans that specifically added the existing conditions to it b

she's also written five issues of wonder woman come ec book series for dc comics. watch in depth fiction edition live sunday from moon to 3 p.m. eastern -- noon to 3 p.m. eastern, and be sure to watch next month when author brad meltzer will be our guest on booktv on c-span2. >> new york golf andrew cuomo and his repuban

dc is known for its fast pace and politics, yet life in the capital has afforded rooney is somethingn't had in 17 years. the land of the free is living up to its name. i think it's just a bit more relaxing for us as a family. if you want to go to the supermarket or you want to pop out and get a coffee, then it's quite easy to do. at times, in england, it could be a bit difficult. just to be able to walk around and have a bit more space and a bit more time to enjoy with your family is something a bit different to what i'm used to. very different. rooney is now flying economy and sharing hotel rooms. i think it's important that you're part of the team. i wouldn't come in and start demanding things. i don't see it as a big issue, to be honest. rooney watched england's world cup run as a fan for the first time since he was a kid. the childlike exuberance and his smile is back. against all odds, trophies could be too. natalie pirks, bbc news, washington. newsnight‘s getting under way on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday, leicester's

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steve: when was the first time you came to washington dc? rep. shuster: we lived in washington dc from the time i was five until about 11. we lived outside washington for several years. my dad came when i was 12 years old, so i remember coming back-and-forth to washington dc. steve: when you leave at the end of the arc, what is next for bill shuster? rep. shuster: i hope to stay involved and transportation infrastructure, whether it is with different groups or four different groups, two people here in capitol hill and keep promoting the need for the transportation and infrastructure of this country, and how important it is for this country. and certainly national security issues, i have a great interest in it. steve: outside of being a dad, would you like to do? rep. shuster: we have a 300 acre farm in pennsylvania which is paradise, in my view. i enjoy traveling. but working in staying involved in these issues of transportation is a passionate something i enjoy doing. steve: what is on the farm? rep. shuster: there's about 250 total acres. we ha