church, burke, virginia. the chaplain: let us pray. o god our health and ages past, our hope for years to come and you we live and move and have our being. amid these public servants gathered to govern, we invoke your presence, o god, greater than we can ever grasp and as near as the intake of our own breath. expose our stubborn bias that deprives our life. reconstruct relationships to enliven joy in the work ahead. ignite our integrity and right size us in our britches. refuse our apathy with an outpouring of your hope. untangle our pride and pain, allowing room for your truth to reep in and guide our way. we make this prayer resting in the promise that we belong to .ou and thus to one another amen the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from texas, mr. williams. mr. williams: i pledge allegiance t

frankfurt and hoffenheim left the home crowd crowd in a five goal thriller leverkusen put to pacify burke and berlin got the best of my us with the score a level one one had to sneak last stop in at the game winner at the hour mark here is the build up to the play. to the saturday goal was scored fifteen minutes after the stock scored an own goal the youngster made up for his mistake in the capital could get the win. on sunday two matches to go stuttgart hosts hand over in a bottom of the table clash and then braman goes to wolfsburg let's see how those results of affect the standings don't mean in bahrain are now level on fifty four points with two mins goal difference giving them the number one spot light sic hurls over glod by since third was four could move up to fifth with the win on sunday down at the bottom a handful of teams as you can see looks safe yet far from european qualification show and alex burke have their feet to the fire as for the bottom three they'll still be there at the end of match day twenty four. it's time for our goal of the month competition who do you think s

s samuel burke has more on this from london. >> reporter: it is truly a vicious cycle. not only was the attacker evident to the manifesto on twitter, the fact that a body camera was used live on facebook shows social media was a part of the attacker's planning. facebook says it quickly took down the original video. we don't know if it was during the 17 minutes broadcast live on facebook or a long time after it was available for many to see. plus many, many hours after the attack, the video could still be found on many major social media platforms. in fact, it was shared with a twitter account with nearly 700,000 followers. you will hear people say don't share the video online. even watching it spreads the

digging into the the statements made by the bank and you know we're going to look at this derivatives burke book richard welcome back thank you very much so continuing on our deutsche bank same first of all is it fair to say there's really two banks in the world with the derivatives book in the multi-trillions one is deutsche bank want to j.p. morgan this global derivatives market that warren buffett called weapons of mass financial destruction it's going to blow up again it's almost a guaranteed certainty is it legit say the odds are that it would be

church, burke, virginia. the chaplain: let us pray. o god our health and ages past, our hope for years to come and you we live and move and have our being. amid these public servants gathered to govern, we invoke your presence, o god, greater than we can ever grasp and as near as the intake of our own breath.

and alan weisel burke. see that example, 5b.f the united states thus wrote a personal check for the payment of hush money as part of a criminal scheme to violate campaign finance laws. and you can find the details of that scheme directed by mr. trump in the pleadinings in the u.s. district court for the southern district of new york. amy: that was trump's former lawyer michael cohen testifying a front of congress wednesday. for more, we're joined by marcy wheeler independent journalist , who covers national security and civil liberties. she runs the website emptywheel.net. welcome to democracy now! overall, respond as you tweeted up a storm yesterday following every line, what you thought was most important about this explosive five hours before the house oversight and reform committee. >> it is kind of overwhelming because there are additional thatls of financial fraud you are not even able to hit on because the was so much there. i think what was most surprising is cohen came off more credibly than certainly the republicans wh

new this morning, we just arned he was 28-year-old nahia trend of burke. police tell us he never made it back to shore.nc darcy s is in burke with the details. > yellow police tape surrounds lake braddock, it is off limits despite the beautiful weather. that's because something trac happened here. fairfax county police say a man apparently drowned trying to rescue a dog from the chilly waters. >> detectives are still looking into that aspect. initial reports are that he did go into the water to retrieve a dog. just don't know if it was his dog or s>>ebody else's. eporter: police were called here after 5:00 for the report of a missing swimmer. boats and rescue swimmers went in, they found the man's body m about utes later. they say the dog was found and is okay. >> the best of my knowledge, i lived in this community now for 19 years, i've never heard of something like this happening. >> reporter: john johnson heads mmunity braddock association, he says people use the path around the lake to exercise and walk their dogs. says the lake is not very deep but it

samuel burke joining us live in london.is facebook doing in response to all these demands for action? >> well, over the weekend facebook published numbers which really give us a better idea of the massive scope of the problem it is with people trying to upload this video. and i just note that it is not only sharing the video. just watching the video helped it spread online. so if you see it, you are part of the problem. facebook admitting that they didn't notice the live broadcast until police alerted them to it. they were able to block 1.2 million of the 1.5 million attempted to upload the video in the first 24 hours before they even published. that is the good news. but of course do the math there. facebook won't say how many times this 300,000 videos that were uploaded managed to make it on. but when you think about the numbers, 1.5 million attempts, what does that say not only about the social networks, but about us humans trying to upload and view this content. >> yeah, there are a lot of he reques questions there. how

you can't just keep talking like this and expect years bulldoze your way through this interview dr burke oh please come on my question was about the way the i.d.f. is handling the situation even the un says of the one hundred eighty nine cases where lethal shootings happened in twenty eighteen only one was deemed an incident where there may have been a direct threat to israeli law even to home if i can it. we do not need gun justification not for you a lot for do you earn that traditionally vote against the israelis in any case whatsoever look at the horrible things that hamas and other islamic terrorist movements do all along the middle east no no conviction nothing so we avoid killing those people only to victims the dare to cross the borders and to fight the israelis paid their lives for this hostile activity why should we feel any need to justify or to justify for anyone listen what you see in your own are is those people who are challenging the idea of in the borders and to cross it into israel we only prevent them from doing so where is the need for justifications you should see th

this is 38-year-old rolly hammond of burk. he was arrested last night but he did work here at west springfield elementary until his arrest. this is after two juveniles came rward and said he touched them inappropriatel one said this abuse had gone on for years. so now fairfax county investigators want to ask people whose children may have come into contact with him either at this school or several other schools where he worked, whether anything inappropriate happened. now what they're doing is saying that p should have these discussions with their children. it's not always the easiest thing in the world to do as well. so we asked them for advise about how best t do that. >> if you pick up on a sign or signal tha they have shared something that may be ri inappre, may be illegal, is concerning to you,mi there t be a great time to pause, contt us. >> reporter: now, hammond worked here at west springfield, also at rolly valle elementary school and ravens valley. he was involved in the before and after school programs as well as so

i'm samuel burke.ler coaster for golden state fans...they're still the top team in the west, but the warriors haven't won back-to-back games in over a month. so it felt like an important test last night in houston. after going oh-and-three against the rockets to start the season, the dubs avoided atement making fashion.even without kevin durant, who was resting the ankle he tweaked on suay state at oracle last came back a 14 point 4th quarter deficit to come within one in the final seconds....but the warriors got the 106-104 win...rockets' m-v-p candidate james harden put up 29 points, but it was klay thompson leading the way with a game-high 30...and demarcus cousins had the best game of his warriors career...27 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists, and 2 steals...here's head coach steve kerr. "we got to remind ourselves that he's still pretty early in the process. i don't know how many games he's played for us....20? we're all learning. me too. i got to learn how to use him better. i thought we

. >> burke has been an activist for more than 25 years.ded the nonprofit that led to the me too hashtag. it was used more than a million times in the days just following "the new york times" investigation into disgraced film producer harvey weinstein. vh1 honored burke alongside house speaker nancy pelosi, academy award nominated director dube nay and author of "the handmaid's tale" for breakthroughs in women's empowerment and rights. tirana, a great friend of this show, joins me now. thank you for being with us >> thank you for having me. >> from my hometown of toronto. your work is never done. in the last couple of days we heard about martha mcsally, united states senator, fighter pilot, a person who is a hero in every sense of the world, even in traditionally male concepts of a hero, coming out saying she was raped in the military by a senior officer. that is an area we have not seen the amount of growth in as perhaps we should, given the me too movement. >> absolutely. i think stories like hers -- we will continue to see stories like h

torn off the luger paul burke recruitment story. this is going to create even more and more consternation. on the part of the. in other news thousands have gathered in the city of christchurch new zealand for a vigil to commemorate the fifty people killed in a shooting massacre earlier this month following the attacks on two mosques the government has now brought in tough new gun laws now would ban all types of assault rifles and semiautomatic weapons the new legislation is set to take effect by april eleventh the ban also extends to attachments to as used by the christchurch shooter such as high capacity magazines some immediate changes have already come into force two with gun shops now banned from selling these types of weapons gun owners will be offered a buyback scheme is part of an amnesty period those in possession of a banned weapon after this time could face prosecution the prime minister's shoes in the just in the says that the cost of the buybacks is the price that must be paid for the suspected attacker did publish a man

torn off the luger paul burke recruitment story. this is going to create even more and more consternation. on the part of the. new zealand has announced it will ban all types of assault rifles and semi automatic weapons the pledge comes after fifty people were massacred in a mass shooting last week with a new legislation is set to be in place by april eleventh the ban also extends to weapon attachments as used by the christchurch attacker such as high capacity magazines gun owners will be offered a buyback game as part of an amnesty period those in possession of a banned weapon after this period though could face a punishment prime minister. says the cost of the buyback scheme is the price that must be paid to ensure the safety of communities or the suspected attacker published a manifesto a few hours before the shooting describing his motives and plans. this is one of new zealand's darkest days. where the shooter string the attack via facebook video then quickly spread across the internet something facebook was criticised for espec

beara isn't in mozambique is damaged or destroyed survivors have been telling our correspondent tony burke leigh about their ordeal. they are tired and traumatized but at least these victims of cyclists are safe now each one has their own harrowing story about the time the storms came each day more of them come mostly from boozy district. on monday which about is sixty five years of age he had a smallholding and lived alone he was rescued after spending four days stuck in a tree without food he says his life is changed forever i say i give over the whole five eleven i have nothing to go back to my farm my house all were destroyed there is nothing left i need to start afresh but i don't know how. he lives here now in the same or a michele school in bira along with twelve hundred other displaced people. christina arrived on saturday after surviving for four days on the roof of a church in boozy her foot was infected after she stepped on a piece of submerged roofing while waiting to safety her future like many others is something she finds difficult to contemplate i was i from now on life wil

france last night and a new coach what did we learn will we learn the new course martina fos tackling burke has basically kept the team in their current form because their last loss came last march and more oppressively of her debut when that loss came at the hands of france now boston tech lindbergh is a former player decorated she won four euros and in terms of her coaching she had some success with switzerland she led them to their first world cup and first european championship what force tackling burke has promised to do is take the team on a brave innovative path to generate new excitement for the fans and the team as well is going to be very transparent and we saw a little asides of that in terms of course incorporating that the younger talent in the front and it looks good so far i mean they haven't missed a beat and the last but not least payback is for real because as i mentioned they've got some payback against the team that defeated them last ok and now they any good the germany team course they're good you know you always have to consider them favorites are always solid in tour

five million signatures the options of a second referendum or cancellation are much like a no deal burks it ideas the british political class has almost unanimously declared unthinkable but they still seem to become more possible by the day and sometimes by that hour meanwhile u.k. prime minister to resign many has put some nordic sorely needed time on the clock ms may has now extracted an agreement for a short delay of the braggs it to april twelfth if members of parliament approved the twice rejected agreement and a third vote planned for next week if the agreement is not passed the e.u. has further agreed that brags it will be delayed for a longer period until may twenty second opposition leader jeremy corbyn also weighed in on the prime minister's burks a plan over the weekend. now. seems as if. we should go to the bottom ten it's all going to come around. this is a change. and moving from britain just across the english channel over to france protesters took to the streets yet again for another week in a protest under the banner banner of the yellow vest movement but this past weeke

their concern is their next meal and how to rebuild their homes their communities and their lives tony burke read out his era beera. well at least one hundred thirty four free lani herders have been killed in mali during an attack blamed on an ethnic rebel group gunmen dressed as traditional dons or hunters targeted the village of saga and bank us district they also attacked another three lani village nearby ethnic violence has compounded an already dire security situation and molly's desert regions which are used as a base by al qaeda and isolated groups. the number of people who died and says day's ferry disaster in northern iraq has risen to at least one hundred seven and another one hundred still missing most of the victims were women and children heading out of mosul for mother's day picnic natasha going to aim has the latest from that city. burdened with the grief of losing two generations of their family the l. ani's young and old not came to the banks of the tigris river this mother is calling out for her nine year old daughter. how do we miss you where are you just. had to come out.

a handful of teams as you can see looks safe yet far from european qualification shelter and alex burke have their feet to the fire as for the bottom three they'll still be there at the end of match day twenty four. it's time for our goal of the month competition who do you think scored the best but as a goal in february here are the three finalists for you to choose from. my pick leon chippy bailey no doubt about it those are the three top goals for the month of february be sure to send your pic to the address there on the screen with a bit of luck you could win the bonus take a jersey of your choice and that's full time for us on the but as they go will be back with the action from sunday's games and we'll be going through the weekend's top talking points with former but as the player michel didn't say indeed w.'s very own johnson crane who's always very goal will leave you now with some images from saturday's game for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. i'll be the. and on too many. language courses. video and audio. w. me i'm. not thinking of the gym well i guess sometimes i

(burke) at fso we know how ton almost evercover almost anything. even rooftop parking.ring to gravity-and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ our way back into a day of rainy weather. expect showers to be heavy at times later in the morning with rainfall continuing well into the afternoon for some areas. rain will taper later in the day and by the evening tonight drying conditions can be expected before a chance of rain tomorrow and an even better chance of rain on wednesday.temperatures today will peak in the upper 50's to low 60's just as they will be seen through much of the rest of the forecast ahead, some moderate warming to be expected for the weekend. ( james ) after two weekends on top -- captain marvel no longer reigns at the box office. david daniel has the new top flick and how much money it made this weekend. "how to train your dragon: the hidden world" spent its fifth straight weekend in the top five, finishing fifth on ticket sales of six-and-a-half millio

(burke) hit and drone. seen it, covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ showers back today with south bay rainfall possible this morning but much of the bay area seeing rainfall boosting later into the day. showers will increase tonight with the heaviest of rainfall early tomorrow through sunrise. showers will taper later in the week with the driest of days being thursday and friday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) this morning we are hearing tremendous stories of survival and even heartbreak after a deadly tornado outbreak.( darya ) 23 people were killed in alabama....one of the twisters was an e-f 4 storm that brought 170 mile per hour winds. kristen holmes has more on recovery efforts.

don't mean breeze pass to guard glock but past minds freiburg beat had a life circle leipsic and outs burke drew then a braman down shall go on friday plenty of action still to come hoffenheim host nuremberg and hanover and labor coups and clash on monday dusseldorf take on frankfurt now to the table we have a change at the top ladies and gentlemen as you can see by iron munich reclaim the top spot a two goal goal difference gives in the lead over a dog in a little further down the table they had a brain in jumps to eighth if their form continues they might punch their ticket to europe labor coups and hoffenheim could climb if they pick up points on sunday in the bottom half no changes to report down here but check out the relegation threatened five point separating sixteenth and seventeenth meaning results won't matter much for hand over and nuremberg on sunday. it's time for the bonus latest play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter your winner with fifty two percent of the vote is this guy buyer's hama's rodriguez here he is scoring the third goal in the sensational six goal s

ten years ago cashew nuts that's really unknown in burke enough aso a few trees grew wild and children ate of the juicy fruit but threw the nuts away but that has changed following the success of a few exports us any wealth from the valuable and high priced nuts local demand is rising to the state now wants to expand the cultivation of cashews creating an opportunity for local produces the processing industry. last preparations in so tree have bay and beyond for a at the end of february the cashing that's right been in western kenya fassel then the processing start washing them breaking them open sorting and packing for five months twenty four hours a day thirty kilometers away into siana the coup de body family collects the first cashews only phone fruits are ripe the harvest will probably fall short kilos of cashews from an area of one hector of cash and trees but in guyana or ivory coast farmers harbors more than eight hundred kilos perfecter if we want to achieve this we have to switch to other varieties don't. you for hector's three months of harvest time the rest of the year the

taste for different local producers on a piece of that market too so why can't whisky come from brian burke. nestled in a small time in about an hour's drive from berlin is the shop levi's distillery a place where workers pride themselves for having a nose for quality. he was always something we really love because we used to work involves made lots of cocktails with with right whiskey. so we said ok that's going to be our focus the operation is just one example of a growing trend there are now more whisky distillers in germany than in scotland. typically they produce tiny quantities compared to their scottish counterparts but what they lack in scale they make up for with other advantages in contrast to scotland export oriented whisky industry german distillers cater primarily for the domestic market making them far more immune to two looming political threats and on really praxis and the possibility of u.s. tariffs to police is that what's the political situation we're currently facing such as breakfast with the present government in the united states they're not scaring off german distill

burke's. home. of species. go home we're saying to. you those are big changes and must start with small steps and began more than two years tell stories of could you just people and innovative projects around the world. to use the country to stop creating purchases insurance and forced entry.

(burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything.even rooftop parking. gravity-and we covered it.lk . we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ( james ) its a rainy start to the morning.....here's a look at the radar. ( james ) good morning i'm james fletcher. ( will ) and i'm will tran...in for darya folsom. lets start the morning with a check of weather. rain is back for the morning with showers expected to continue off and on into the early afternoon. temperatures are mild to start with 50's and 60's again later on. as some sunshine returns later today expect the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm to pop up for areas away from the coast.futurecast shows that as we move into the afternoon skies generally

darkman defeated start freiburg snuck past her to berlin a scoreless draw between life's sake and alex burke and gladbach me beat my hands on friday bremen down shaka and in the late game had overtaking on leverkusen on a monday just face frankfurt. our minds are not our top story at this hour there are no survivors in the crash of an ethiopian airlines jet went down shortly after takeoff from out of the bank of one hundred fifty seven people were on board the boeing seven thirty seven x. on blue to nairobi it is the second deadly crash of boeing's latest airliner in just months. coming up on the job you will go bust be taking our jobs shift our show on living in the digital age thank you for that. extravagant when it comes. down to hosts really know their stuff.

(burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything.ooftop parking. strange forces at work? only if you're referring to gravity-and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ( will )i'm live in san quentin where in just a couple of hours...governor gavin newsom will stop executions from taking place...details are coming up. ( darya ) and more than a dozen parents in the bay area and some big celebrities are among the people charged in the largest college admissions scheme ever. the extent some of them went to get their children in some competitive colleges. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... dry weather ahead with another sunny day today. high temperatures will comfortably peak in a range of upper 50's to low 60's. breezy conditions will continue again today with temperatures warming even further, into the 70's for some place, by the weekend.

again and that making the keeper for his twelve goal this season another look often home over norm burke to watch the final school. hand over a side try to survive the top flight hosted a revitalized labor koos in a fire off an off it's that's been impressive under new coach paid to bosch hanover though had an uninvited guest stormed the pitch it's nearly mid march and the bun is leaders had its own official snow bowl to the snow slowdown leverkusen and help the hosts. for. amid the blizzard in hanover some home fans didn't look too keen to get this one started. and even in flying under peter boss seemed as though they'd rather be elsewhere. but everyone loves it when they break the orange ball on a snow day especially it seems kevin fall and he made it one nil and thirty minutes after michelle couldn't handle a slippery shot after a brief stoppage to clear the lines fall and was at it again lifting the ball over the snow and over to make it to nil on twenty eight minutes. it might have cleared the lines but nobody had managed to clear the penalty area. she phoned to his chagrin. tough t

let's take a look at this weekend's bundesliga results so far hoffenheim edged past the norm burke and as we saw firing the false very start been defeated schuchardt freiburg sack past had to berlin a scoreless draw between leipsic and oxburgh and glad the mites on friday bremen downed a shocker and in the late game hanover are taking on leverkusen on monday to sell dorf face frankfurt. in english soccer the so-called second city derby between birmingham city and aston villa was marred after a birmingham fan attacked villa captain jack relist the fan ran on to the pitch early in the second tier clash and threw a punch at before being led away by police played on and he had the last laugh scoring the winner to secure the bragging rights for villa the attack follows a similar incident in friday's scottish premiership game between the burning and rangers. are minor now of our top story that we're following here on d. w. there are no survivors in the crash of an ethiopian airlines jet one hundred fifty seven people including five german citizens were on board as the boeing seven thirty sev

consideration but she was reportedly furious and felt blindsided by his comments let's listen to what burke of said today. what the government camel legitimately do is to resubmit to the house the saving proposition all substantially the same proposition as that's of last week which was rejected by one hundred forty nine. this ruling should not be regarded as my last word on the subject bt simply meant to indicate the test which the government must meet. in order for me to rue the meaning that can legitimately be held in this poem increase session. are listed or correspond to barbara base which is almost always forced to not in london good evening to you barbara so we've got the house of commons speaker saying there will not be a repeat of last week does that mean the government has no way of presenting to rescind may's deal to parliament for a vote for a vote again. basically not that's what john said because he has looked to for a while and what's the reason why is doing and they have out warning voices last week where some commentary and with throw this idea up and say genuinely the faul

i'm samuel burke, back to you. >> all right. and now i'm going to go to brett lee.s a cyber security consultant and the founder of internet safe education coming to us live from brisbane, australia. thank you for joining me, brett. this question, how do you police the internet? how do you sensor social media when there are simply to many users online, what is your reaction to what the big social media site versus said in the wake of this terrorist attack? >> i think it's another timely reminder. we have been through this before many times. look, it's not only the amount of people, it's the business model and we will talk there for you, the last presenter. it's the business model whereby ultimately they're a corporation, no matter which platform it is, particularly the major ones. they exist to make money. so it's going to be impossible for them to introduce identity verification, to actually physically monitor and monitor content that hits the internet. for instance, there is approximately 300 hours of youtube video uploaded every minute. now, that's not going to be

cow says the burk deal has not changed enough for me to o bring it to a thdd vote.hat happens then? what if there is no third vote? we would be within about three days of brexit. genie: the far right party of victor or been has been suspended. all but three of the members voted to suspend the party after inorts of heated discussions brussels. several wanted him expelled. this would have turned the evp into a narrow, left-leaning organization. this is coming on the eve of ourrtant elections and opposition can not get a greater gift than the heated debate in the epp. the courts are asking to look into cases of aids in emmanuel macron saying they may have purged themselves. mark, who are these three men and why are they important? are three top aides in the palace. the most important one is alexi, who is the secretary general. n's right-hand man. he has a key strategic position. ofis chief o of -- his chief cabinet isis alsonone of thosesn theble and the head of security of the palace is also been cast by the sesenate ass meonone who may hahave perjured itself bececaus

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good evening, commissioners i am inspector sean burke. i change things up a little bit this week. he will notice that there's an orange line above anything that is new since the notes were sent out last friday. a couple of new complaints i wanted to mention, one at the rusted mule, we got a complaint, in general about weekend nights, and then we followed up and threw a little research, realized that there was a permit that was -- an application process was started but never finished. we're in the process of bringing them into compliance. you will notice a complaint on the first page four gestalt. this is also a complaint that came in via 311, and also after-the-fact, the complaint was addressed in realtime, but we realized after research that the establishment was operating after the operation hours of an l.l.p. pick the field inspector assumes that they had the proper permit, but after some digging, we find out they didn't. we want to bring them into compliance as well. you will notice, since friday, a complaint about jolene his was adde

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