but on his way out he saw cassidy again. she was still in her pink pajamas, still in meredith's arms. he asked meredith a question. >> i looked over at the child. i didn't see any blood. so i asked her, did you clean the child? and her response was no. i thought it was kind of odd because i was expecting her to say yes, i guess. >> reporter: somebody did? >> yeah, somebody did. >> but who? was it the same person who murdered the little girl's mother? on this november day, all they had were questions. rich spivey, then a sergeant with the wake county sheriff's office, probably knows the case better than anyone. >> i mean, this was just a brutal, vicious beating. there was a lot of time and energy invested into this assault. >> reporter: why do you say a lot of time and energy? >> i think the medical examiner told us there was over 30 blows with some sort of blunt object. >> reporter: so detectives started investigating the victim and everyone else around her. michelle young was born and raised on long island, new york. >> she

bill cassidy. bill. thank you, bill. senator cassidy. [applause] pres. trump: mike lee. thanks, mike. [applause] pres. trump: senator rob portman. thank you, rob. [applause] pres. trump: cindy hyde-smith. ran a great race. [applause] pres. trump: ran a great race. congratulations. great job. and a friend of mine, roger wicker. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: and a lot of congressmen and women are here.

we welcome senator cassidy.at spectacular alternative could the republicans actually rally around right now? one thing we could do, look at principles. republicans are about giving power to the patient, and democrats if you will are about having power over the patient. by working on these types of bills, this congress, for example price transparency, surprise medical billing, by the way working on a bipartisan basis, we set the foundation for things that we may do in the future. as proposals in congress, are these building on the affordable care act provisions there already, or is this, walk that back and start from scratch? sen. cassidy: the affordable care act is 2000 pages, so you can't kind of, what in those 2000 pages do you keep and throw away, kind of a broad question. on the other hand, we know the affordable care act since it passed, we have seen record stock price increases for phar ma, hospitals and insurance companies. not knocking them, just pointing that out. and record increases in premiums and ta

bill cassidy. bill. thank you, bill. senator cassidy. mike lee. mike, thank you, mike. [applause] rob portman. thank you, rob. cindy hyde smith. ran a great race. ran a a great race. good job. congratulations. great job. and a friend of mine, roger wicker. senator. thank you. and a lot of congress men and

.: coaches have discussed, in particular bruce cassidy, that we are playing mirror image teams.sical players in the bottom six, highly skilled players in the top six. and all of them can go really well. bergeron chased out. marchand says something with his hand to his mouth to bergeron as he glides in. blue jackets take over, werenski able to connect ahead. dubois spirited back in, around it goes near krug. able to get possession off the boards. that popped to center, panarin had it knifed away by bergeron but recovered by the defense. jones ahead, that directed off krug by dubois, two of them cancel and bang into the boards. krejci able to bring it on. krejci on back, heinen there, swept for marchand, heinen a shot, kicked up high and out-of-play. defensive gem turned in by jones. >> mike m.: great job by seth jones. couple of plays off the rush. initially jones will get his stick on this one right here. then shot attempt, stick right there. two plays in a row by seth jones. get used to seeing him and werenski on the ice in this overtime. if you're the blue jackets, want them o

his literary style was outside the box and some of his characters like neil cassidy were on a differentevel. we thought, let's name five or thateople in our history went against the grain and thought outside the box. instance, one no one as a person known decided het beal, he he wasct in vaudeville, a merchant marine, he ended up being a poet, and songwriter, but he was just a tremendous guy who invented his own vernacular and did all of this artwork and his home and around, and he became a real legend in the cambria area which is on the north coast. this is jack. obispo inn san luis 1952, 1953. wrotete about it, he letters about it, and if you know anything about jack kerouac , he was always concerned about his mother and he wanted to make sure his mother had a nice home. and he really thought about buying a trailer at san luis obispo. we know that he would like to walk where the river went by the mission, that is now mission plaza. and he talked about that in his book. he also talked about going to the beach and listening to the breakers and listening to the chevron tinkerers anchors

senator cassidy. sen. cassidy: commissioner, let me first give credit where credit is due. a few years ago, i was a victim of identity theft. it wrapped my tax return around an axle in terms of getting my return. i noticed that through your security summit, you have decreased the number of fraudulent returns identified from close to 900,000 -- no, $858 million in 2017 down to $15 million in 2019. good job for you and the folks with whom you work, just to say that. in your testimony, you referenced correction procedures versus errors. you may have been alluding to that to senator thune. your proposal would allow the irs to correct errors in cases where the information provided at the taxpayer does not match the information in government databases or the w-2 they have, exceeded a long term limit, or failed to provide documentation. going back to your conversation with senator thune, in terms of improper payments, we need to do something. we have to formulate a solution. can you lay out the financial impact if we do not formulate these solutions for the taxpayer? mr. rettig: t

of course, his literary style was outside the box and some of his characters, like neil cassidy, were on a different level. so we thought, well, let's name five or six people in our history that went against the grain or thought outside the box. for instance, art beale. he was known as captain nitwit or dr. tinkerpaw. he was working on the chapel when they first started and decided he would do an anti-hearst castle and build it out of driftwood, seashells, and that kind of thing. he also acted in vaudeville, was a merchant marine. he ended up being a poet and songwriter, but he was just a tremendous guy who invented his own vernacular and did all this artwork in his home and around, and he became a real legend in the cambria area, which is on the north coast. this is jack kerouac. lived in sanouac luis obispo in 1952 and 1953. he was a break man on the southern pacific railroad. he wrote about it, wrote letters about it. if you know anything about jack kerouac, he was always concerned about his mother and wanted to make sure his mother had a nice home. he really thought about buying a

the trunk of cassidy can be very thanks to the flexible seating configuration. at the beaches drug offers two hundred sixty two to one thousand and seventy two leaders and storage space which are chester says is just below average for its class less than the opal course or the ford fiesta but the loading floor is even and this still is not too high a finds. we take a spin in the beats of beats with a most powerful gasoline engine the one leader eco t.s.i. generates eighty five kilowatts of power according to see at the b.b.c. uses four point nine leaders of gas for one hundred kilometers the sprint from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour takes nine point five seconds and top speed is one hundred ninety three kilometers per hour and germany prices for the beats have been started around twenty eight thousand euros for sale is the i hope says the beats is an especially important model for say that since its introduction in one thousand nine hundred four.

bill cassidy. bill. thank you, bill. senator cassidy. [applause] pres. trump: mike lee. thanks, mike. [applause] pres. trump: senator rob portman. thank you, rob. [applause] pres. trump: cindy hyde-smith. ran a great race. [applause] pres. trump: ran a great race. congratulations. great job. and a friend of mine, roger wicker. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: and a lot of congressmen and women are here. just to introduce a few of them, congressman doug collins. [applause] gottheimer. josh [applause] pres. trump: and tom reed. here andgovernors are some we are going to leave out. [laughter] pres. trump: because i don't like them, but that's ok. kentucky governor -- a man i do like -- matt bevin. [applause] pres. trump: an incredible guy. a friend of mine and all of us for a long time and he's going governorship the one day soon and we are not going to be happy about that at all. phil bryant. [applause] pres. trump: he is a fantastic governor. he built the african-american museum and it is one of the best jobs i have seen in a long time. a lot of money but under budget a

i mean, they proposed again to repeal the aca, replace it with the graham/cassidy block grants from 2017ock grant the underlying medicaid program itself and cut them both by $775 billion over the next decade which would, of course, revoke coverage for millions and also end the federal guarantees of pre-existing conditions. i mean, this is their plan unless they have renounce it had which they put in their own budget, and i think it's a contrast that democrats want to the have and to lisa's point in, 2018, healthcare was obviously critical to democratic gains and one issue that helped claw back some support among working class voters in the rut belt that were instrumental in trump's victory. some have moved back to the democrats and it was around the republican efforts to repeal the aca. >> thanks to both of you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> after claiming total exoneration, president trump continues his twitter assault on democrats around the special counsel's russia investigation, but if he has nothing to worry about, why does he keep bringing it up? then we noticed somet

. >> we had graham cassidy. we did. let's go back. we had graham cassidy.mocrats didn't vote for it. you have the state plan that restores the doctor patient relationship. we put a plan for wart. democrats have rejected every plan. >> the president said we're going to have a healthcare plan, republicans were surprised that he was talking that up at a time, that's an issue that they could be vulnerable on. are you saying you have a healthcare plan -- >> i'm not crafting the plan. i'll say we'll contrast with the democrats what medicare for all means, which sounds great. medicare for all. what does it mean in a total government take over. it mean bureaucrats will be making your medicare decisions and the costs will be astronomical and destroy the absolute -- the underlying healthcare in this country. so yes, we're going to contrast that. >> neil: and the president mentioning deficits. president obama kept building debt. he's running it up at a faster pace. i'm not saying he exclusively. but does he feel bad about that or that he's not been able to -- that is

>>cassidy clara catholic workers are stepping in to help. >>the bottom line is we have people that are back out on the street again in encampments and eventually those encampments are probably going to get swept in san jose michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>a developing story out of southern california tonight, 656 students and staff members at cal state l a are under quarantine tonight because they may have been exposed to the measles the numbers up sharply from the initial report of 198 who were told to stay home earlier in the week. but the number of people quarantine at u c l a has now dropped to fewer than 50. the county department of public health says the number of confirmed cases among county residents remains at 5. >>the reason this has become big news is 2 of those contacts to those cases had contact with over 1700 folks between them. that could have been at risk and that's what we've been assessing. >>tonight president trump is sounding the alarm on me the measles outbreak he sent an urgent message to parents and also to people who

on the specific issue of what you asked about, on natural -- cassidy: i am good with that. next, let's talk about strategic petroleum reserves. just your thoughts, obviously, we have increased production in the united states, and we still have this large storage of oil. what are your thoughts since we are producing so much more, as to the continued need of and long term outlook for the aspr? sec. perry: senator, i think it's really a timely discussion to have about the strategic petroleum reserve, everyone around the table, and hopefully most probably knows it was created right after the mid-1970s, and the oil and gas crisis that we had. in that period of time. it was put in place not only as a national security issue, but as a reserve in case of a major national disaster. we tapped into it a number of times, our states having hurricanes, certainly after sandy. and having a national petroleum, a strategic petroleum reserve makes sense. now, the world has changed in the last 42 years since it was created. number 1, the united states now is the number 1 oil and gas producing

no showers no donations no food coming in cassidy clara catholic workers are stepping in to help. >>we're trying to support people as much as we can and you're live here says cassidy clara catholic workers are. >>asking for car donations ones that are working well enough to pass a small check so former hope village residents have a secure place to sleep and the ability to drive to work or find a job doing what they can to help those in need. >>the bottom line is we have people that are back out on the street again in encampments and eventually those encampments are probably going to get swept. >>in san jose michelle kingston kron 4 news. 2 suspects a thinker behind 3 robberies that happened within just 40 minutes. police say the victims were all students walking home from school. police say child was walking home in the suspect approached him demanding his property the victim tried to run, but the suspects caught up with him threw him to the ground and took his belongings. the suspects say they also beat the child the victim told police suspects left in a white four-door sedan pol

>> regis with that heart felt well but it was the messages from 29-year-old cody and 25-year-old cassidyade her mom lose it. >> you have a purpose. >> find something you love to do and figure out a way to get paid for it. >> i'm done now. >> where do you put this in everything you've done? >> the greatest blessings in my life. >> you know what kathie lee wants to do next? she wants to direct more movies. she's done some. perhaps an oscar is in her future. >> i was with a pair of oscar winners last night, halle berry and charlize thero but let's start with the bombshell that charlize dropped on me abo her dating life. >> i've been single for ten years. it's not a long shot. somebody just needs to step up. >> technically charlize's last public romance with sean penn ended in 2015 but in her new movie "long shot" she has a budding romance with co-star seth rogen. >> monday was not a good day because according to your instagram a dog bit your boob off. >> my kids actually did think it was off and asked many questions afterwards. it's damaged. >> there's damage? >> there's damage and i don't

you and louisiana republican senator bill cassidy are preparing to introduce the search now, inspect for fentanyl act, which would give postal workers the authority to search packages when they have probable cause that a package may contain illicit materials like fentanyl or other illegal opioids as long as it is safe to do so. >> yes. >> talk about that. >> senator cassidy and i have teamed up a number of times to try to do what we can to turn the corner on this opioid epidemic that we see in our country. over half the deaths from overdoses that we're seeing right now in america are caused by the synthetic opioid fentanyl. and in my home state, the city of milwaukee, they had 380-plus overdose deaths last year. well over half of those were traceable to the drug fentanyl. often, that fentanyl is coming into the united states by the u.s. postal service. in other words, it's being mailed into international mail facilities, and we have to provide our government employees at the border, the customs and border patrol, customs in particular, to be able to detect and get this fentanyl out o

.: cches have lascussed, in particu bruce cassidy, that we are playing mirror image teams.sil players in the bottom six, highly skilled players in the top six. and all of them can go really well. bergon chased out. marchand says something with his hand to his mouth to bergeron as he glides in. blue jackets take over, werenski able to connect ahd. dubois spirited back in, around it goes near krug. able to get possession off the boards. that popped to center, panarin had it knifed away by bergeron but recovered by the defense. jones ahead, that directed off krug by dubois, two of them cancel and bang into the boards. krejci able to bring it on. krejciban ck, heinen there, swept for marchand, heinen a shot, kicked up high and out-of-play. defensive gem turned in by jones. >> mike m.: great job by seth jones. couple of plays off the rush. initially jon will getis stick on this one right here. then shot attempt, stick right there. two plays in aow by seth jones. get used to seeing him and werenski on e ice in this overtime. if you're the blue jackets, want them out as much as po

the trunk of cassidy can be very thanks to the flexible seating configuration. at the beach this drug offers two hundred sixty two to one thousand and seventy two leaders of storage space which are tester says is just below average for its class less than the open course or the ford fiesta but the loading floor is even and the sill is not too high finds. we take a spin in the beats of beats with the most powerful gasoline engine the one leader eco t.s.i. generates eighty five kilowatts of power according to see at the a.b.c. uses four point nine leaders of gas for one hundred kilometers the sprint from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour takes nine point five seconds and top speed is one hundred ninety three kilometers per hour in germany prices for the beads have been started around twenty eight thousand euros for a zero is the i hope says the beats is an especially important model for say that since its introduction in one thousand nine hundred four over five point five million have been sold worldwide more than six hundred thousand in germany alone it's ba

responsibility for the kidnappings but the driver of the government vehicle carrying the doctors is in cassidy police are investigating with a hit communicated with people in somalia the armed group in that country has often been blamed for carrying out attacks in kenya this is. our town hasn't been attacked in the last few years but several other border areas farther north ha some of these people are heading there and they're being escorted by police a sign of how dangerous many believe life is becoming and pots of this region catherine saw al-jazeera northeastern kenya. rebels in the democratic republic of congo have attacked the hospital in the town of catwalk in north kivu province it's the latest in a series of attacks on ebola treatment centers in the region one of the rebels was killed and four others arrested on friday the world health organization doctor was shot dead in an assault in nearby tembo the attacks have further complicated efforts to contain the ebola outbreak they've been more than one thousand three hundred confirmed and probable cases in the latest outbreak including eig

david: gerard cassidy of rbc capital markets, thank you for being with us.ews." uma: china is considering the u.s. requester shift tariffs on key farm products to other goods. oncerump administration that so we can sell any trade deal as a win for farmers before the election. china may also buy more u.s. agricultural products as part of that agreement. president trump is slamming the federal reserve. he says the stock market would be quote, 5000 to 10,000 points higher if not for the fed's actions. he tweeted the fed should have done the opposite. the mayor of south bend, indiana has announced he is running for the democratic nomination for president. he is an underdog but he has seen an uptick of support recently. gay, he years old, speaks seven languages and spent eight years in the naval reserve. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tick toc on twitter, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am uma pemmaraju. this is bloomberg. david: thanks so much. president trump takes aim at the fed again, saying it is holdin

responsibility for the kidnappings but the driver of the government vehicle carrying the doctors is in cassidy police investigating with a hit communicated with people in somalia the armed group in that country has often been blamed for carrying out attacks in kenya this is. our. town hasn't been attacked in the. last few years but several other border areas farther north harvey some of these people are heading there and they're being escorted by police a sign of how dangerous many believe life is becoming in parts of this region catherine sorry al-jazeera northeastern kenya thirteen people have been shot dead at a family party in the mexican city of minot it line in veracruz state seven men five women and a child died in the attack the motive for the killings is not known but the gunmen are thought to of asked to see the owner of a local bar before opening fire it is one of the worst attacks in mexico so far this year murder rates remain at record levels. and police in southern mexico have intercepted a group of migrants making their way to the united states police sent hundreds of them to an

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budget that he put out only a few weeks ago would replace the aca with block grants like gram and cassidy proposed, and cut them both by $750 billion over the next decade which would revote coverage for individuals also ending the aca coverage on preexisting condition. you can bet democrats will be talking about that. >> the bottom line is something has to change because this new survey out this morning one in eight americans have to borrow to afford healthcare to the tune of $88 billion in borrowing. so it's not working for everyone. will a republican plan make it better or worse? we'll see. >> god forbid they actually work together to fix it. >> imagine that. >> it's so crazy. >> that's earth two, that's an alternate universe. >> welcome back to earth. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> so today is the day that attorney general bill barr is supposed to hand over the entire unfiltered unredacted mueller report to the house judiciary committee, complete with the underlying evidence. it's still early it's 9:08 a.m. so we'll see. let's just assume this is probably not going to happe

responsibility for the kidnappings but the driver of the government vehicle carrying the doctors is in cassidy police are investigating with a had communicated with people in somalia the armed group in that country has often been blamed for carrying out attacks in kenya this is just a broken because of the proximity to the. moderate town hasn't been attacked in the last few yes but several other border areas farther north hov some of these people are heading there and they're being escorted by police a sign of how dangerous many believe life is becoming and pots of this region catherine saw al jazeera northeastern kenya. ten million people have now been affected by the recent flooding in iran people are slowly cleaning up but thousands of homes and roads are beyond repair and as more rain begins to fall people are fearing the devastation could happen all over again reports from. everyone we meet invites us inside their homes they want people to understand what they're going through when the first floods came a month ago. says there was no government warning no alert system just talk of the pos

bill cassidy. bill. thank you, bill. senator cassidy. mike lee. mike, thank you, mike. [applause] rob portman. thank you, rob. cindy hyde smith. ran a great race. ran a a great race. good job. congratulations. great job. and a friend of mine, roger wicker. senator. thank you. and a lot of congress men and women are here. just introduce a few of them. congressman doug collins. thank you. thank you, dough. -- doug. josh gottheimer. thank you, josh. and tom reed. no labels. [applause] a lot of governors are here. some we're going to leave out. [laughter] because i don't like them. but that's ok. i'll get to like them. kentucky governor, man i do ike, matt bevin. an incredible guy, friend of mine and all of us for a long time. he's going to be leaving the governorship one day soon, we're not going to be happy about that at all, phil bryant. fantastic governor. he's a fantastic governor. and he built the african american museum and it's one of the best jobs i've seen in a long time. a lot of money but underbudget and ahead of schedule. right, bill? proud of that don't see th

cassidy, very famous cartoonist, way back in the middle, lieutenant colonel roslyn.rmy, infantry and artillery guys. next slide. and they are in major combat operations. at the nucleus, lieutenant colonel charlie brewington. next slide. one of the things you do in counterinsurgency that you keep out of the limelight of present scrutiny is training and for the foreign countries. 46 special forces in thailand in 1966, their purpose is to train in thailand for their counterintelligence. there is about 400 of them in the unit and what they do is handpick a certain amount of teams that are directed and assisted by the agency to open six a training camps that nobody ever knew about. these training camps, they train gorillas, military and they train volunteers from the thailand army, italian -- battalion and infantry. after they sent them back if they get rides they come back and do a condensed schedule and send them back to laos. the 46 company just established -- it is between 17, and 74. they are in activated through thailand and go to the first special forces on the thi

be a booker you're welcome. at booking.com >>> i have asked john barrasso, bill cassidy who is a terrificlth care person, rick scott and others to take a look, form a really great plan. and they are going to work together, come up with something that is really spectacular, maybe we'll even get support in the house from democrats. >> please listen to this. please. >> that was donald trump wednesday. announcing three republican senators will be in charge of crafting a replacement for obamacare. he said it so we report on it. something you should know about rick scott. >> not just florida former governor. not new are senator. >> this is before he was governor. back in the 1990s, rick scott was the ceo of a health care company called columbia hca which owned hospitals, surgery centers and home health care centers throughout the country. >> and under rick scott's leadership, that company committed epic medicare fraud. and by epic, we mean it pleaded guilty to criminal conduct and they had to pay out -- wait for it -- a whooping $1.7 billion in fines and penalties back in 2000. now, after a mas

. >> it sounds as though the white house is tasking the doctors in congress so bill cassidy, rand paulh coming up with a plan. they are trying to say we'll have one. by the time obamacare is nullified in the courts, we are confident we'll have one. >> the third piece of the pie is the health insurance executives. he's got rick scott on the case as well. >> the challenge for the republicans in congress is this. the leadership don't want to touch it with a ten-foot poll. the insurance executive is tasked with looking at pieces of the pie. it seems it's in a case where if the courts were to throw this out and we need to jump into action, i suppose they need to be ready. we are talking about the potential for this to affect upwards of 20 million americans. that's why heading into a real act, so many republicans don't want to touch this. it is not just the presidential race affected by this. it's all of the midterms as well. >> i will leave you with this quote from "the washington post." not only is there no such health care overhaul in the works on capitol hill, there are no plans to make

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recognize libyan government in the town of cassidy being guess cheer the world health organization says that at least two hundred twenty people have now been killed since after hours forces launched of their offensive more than two weeks ago well a spokesman for half the us forces that says that they're increasing the pressure on the u.n. backed government. forces providing fire support ground operations the enemy is trying to fling call falseness from the back but they have failed in the face of the strength of our thought and the experience of. you just become a war of attrition so defect controlled by the ill and. egyptians are voting in a three day referendum on constitutional amendments that could allow the fact to stay in power until twenty thirty if approved the cc's current term would be extended by two years and then he could stand for another six year mandate for civilians and three soldiers have been killed in an attack on the communications ministry in the afghan capital kabul a suicide bomber targeted the building before government. opened fire on it and tried to get inside

i was just with senator l cassidy from louisiana, a medical doctor and a man who spent a lot of time. people like let -- people like rick santorum, a former senator has spent time on this. they are proposals i worked with this gentleman and others on that would accommodate the concerns you raised by coming up with an alternative to the affordable care act. by devolving a lot of the responsibility back to the state level. i think these things could be cared for. i do think we have a responsibility to take care pre-existing conditions, especially when you consider what some of those are. you and i share a commonality and we of both adopted children. if you're in the process of adopting, i experienced this, it was considered a pre-existing condition. i lost health care coverage for a time because of this pre-existing condition of being the adoption process. there is a lot of unintended consequences the need to be looked into. david: finally, briefly, i know you are a devoted father. i want to ask you about vaccinations. i know you have a position about vaccinations. you understand where

>>and do my thing be a member of >>and that but there are no services provided hecoming in cassidy clara catholic workers are stepping in to help. >>we're trying to support people as much as we can and you're live here says caza to clear a catholic workers are. >>asking for car donations ones that are working well enough to pass a small check so former hope village residents have a secure place to sleep and the ability to drive to work or find a job doing what they can to help those in need. >>the bottom line is we have people that are back out on the street again in encampments and eventually those encampments are probably going to get swept. >>in san jose michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>developing news in the east bay 2 men are now in custody after an hour's long standoff police in fremont had to shut down an intersection in order to respond reports of 2 armed suspects who barricaded inside themselves inside the mission peak launch mission boulevard between an-and pine have been shut down in both directions for the duration of the hour's long standoff. police are now working on cleari

bill cassidy after witnessing it, something he might be interested in. >> if someone has the ability higher quality, bonding if you will to protect the taxpayer from all those claims not being true i'm interested in that. i think the taxpayer is as well. reporter: for perspective the border is 2,000 miles long. about 754 miles is fenced. about 2/3 of that is designed to stop pedestrians. a third to stop vehicles. president wants 450 miles by the end of his term. so this company is proposing they will put in 214 miles of fence, like you see here in 14 months for $3.3 billion. that is a bargain. they're throwing in a road. also the cameras and radar as well as fiber-optics, charles. so that's what they're proposing. it was a unsolicited bid. they had about a dozen congressman out here, officials from dhs, the core of engineers to evaluate, is it doable. that is where we are right now. that doesn't exactly stop all the asylum-seekers that is up to congress. the president may have enough money through the national emergency declaration. we'll have to see. charles: william, nice looking f

we talked to senator bill cassidy from louisiana earlier today, and he says he likes what he sees. >> has the ability to do it faster and cheaper at a higher quality, bonding, if you will talk, to protect the taxpayer from all those claims of not being true, i think the taxpayers interested in that as well as i am. >> for perspective, the border is about 2,000 miles long. about two-thirds of the pedestrian fence. about a third of that will only stop vehicles. president wants at least 450 miles by the end of his term. the end of 2020. this company is proposing that they can basically 218 miles, for $3.3 billion. and they can do it in 14 months. harris, that is what they are proposing here. some of the senators will take that inflation back. was it a dog and pony show? additionally was paid but for them it provides a yardstick to look at other bids, as well. back to you. >> harris: interesting and important. thank you, william la jeunesse. afghanistan is now the longest war in american history. what will they say about a peace deal with the taliban and parked on my possible departure of

or know to make i'll make you the one slowly cassidy and feed the t.v. feed i missed them so you must see the quote that because they could use the same may be friends and to do you know what i feel in this day. and why do you go. is it really hero do you see any pianist i was on. conway again you should be abandoned by one now you've been quite a bit peculiar and when we say my kind seeing now what one does eventually i'm here with no news for no one and i being abandoned down in a man. abandoned by up will be let me know i'm good girl and didn't go john deere of one really wonder if you may not be much you know about how much you don't know . the funny people out in the descent but do you clean in the shadows as he went out into yeah if i do what i usually yes it's about right. and i that the guys will go then and i desire we'll tell you says i tucked into her hands as i did to let a lesson get this bomb ok there is this in terms and do it to one woman. from london they say generals among us evacuate india find your mother. yeah but another said sure.

over in the senate if you listen, bill cassidy, very conservative republican senator from louisiana,ery much in favor of vaccines. and both of them are doctors and that's not a coincidence. i think they understand the scientific consensus, which is overwhelming on this point, that there really is no link between vaccines and autism or the other problems that you hear about. so there is this support for it. but we do see this fear cropping up for a variety of reasons. i do think, i agree with him on the left and right in these communities, want to be sympathetic to the communities. i think there's fear the best possible remedy is to have this bipartisan consensus to make people understand vax ooeccines not just safe but an essential tool for public health. >> let's just underscore that because there are no known links between known vaccines and autism. and part of the challenge here is with social media. there have been several major technology companies that have had to reckon with anti-vaccination content on their platforms. pinterest, for example, took down all vaccine-related cont

it was one vote shy, that was graham-cassidy which empowered states. see where the white house goes next. the answer is free market solutions, driving down costs, provide more costs for consumers not less. the white house will have a plan of the president trump says we'll become the party of health care. connell: one more immigration. obviously a big issue for the president. played very well politically for his base. continues to do so, threatening to close down the border between the united states and mexico, is that going too far? the economic estimates out there say, boy, that could be u.s. chamber of commerce could be a disaster economically if it came to that? >> no, it is not too much. here is why. when obama's department of homeland security secretary jeh johnson says we have a crisis on the border, this is area of bipartisan agreement. we must do something. the president is the only one working on this, the only one saying i will have a emergency declaration to build the wall. i will do what needs to be done because it is unacceptable that 4,00

provide health care comp and that's why we're in support of many of reforms that are in the graham cassidy legislation. that that's why we move forward with state health care block grants because we're trying to do it better. we're trying to make sure that the populations that medicaid was designed to cover get the care that -- >> it is interesting that there is not anyone involved in the medicaid program who is involved in delivering care that really believes that this is a reform. and the good news is, this budget will never become law, and i yield back. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes mr. horseford from new york for five minutes. >> from nevada. thank you, mr. chair. >> from nevada. my apologies. >> i appreciate this hearing very much. thank you for being here. acting director. vice president biden used to say, quote, show me your budget and i'll tell you what you value. well, based on this budget, trump values corporate profits, over medicare. he plans to cut medicare by anywhere from half a trillion to 840 billion. he values continuing tax breaks for the rich. while imposing de

chips for servers and that was $4.9 billion and that did miss estimates and i caught up with kevin cassidy and that was the big number for this report because it is intel's most profitable business line because the business segment should have the most long-term potential growth and it looks to him like the big cloud companies aren't spending as they require additional capacity. the guidance here is also disappointing and finally, i just want to bring up today headlines and intel ceo bob swan and intel did exit the 5g smartphone modem business and intel's ceo is saying that they did decide to exit that business because of that apple-qualcomm deal that intel could not see a path to profit on those 5g modems after cook and mollenkopf reached that deal that intel is exploring what to do with that i.t. and employees despite the modem exit he still sees opportunities 5g networking interesting, melissa, because when they made that exit you actually saw the stock pop some thought it was a good thing and they're getting out of the lower margin business. though it's interesting, some aren't so sure

. >> the president said you, senators cassidy and senator scott, are coming up with an alternative health care plan that will protect pre-existing conditions and replace obamacare. is that true? and what does this plan look like? >> as you know, it's going to need bipartisan support because nancy pelosi is the speaker of the house. every time i talk to president trump we talk about health care. he knows with regard to kpe existing conditions that i'm a doctor. my wife is a breast cancer survivor. she's been through surgery three times, chemotherapy twice. he knows i'm 100% committed as are republicans to protecting people with pre-existing conditions. we are absolutely continuing to work on this, realizing that it has to be bipartisan. my concern is that the biggest threat that i see to the freedom and the economy of this country is this complete government takeover of health care, which is where the democrats are going, this medicare for all with longer lines, rationing of care, higher taxes, less freedom. it is now the liberal litmus test. >> i understand that. >> all the democrats runn

luis, and of course his literary style was outside the box, and some of his characters like neal cassidy were on a different level. so we thought, well, let's name five or six people in our history that thought -- that went against the grain, thought outside the box. a, and hece are to be was -- art beale, known as captain nitwit, he was working on this and decided he would do an-anti hearst castle and would build it out of driftwood and seashells. he also acted in vaudeville, was a merchant marine, ended up butg a poet and songwriter, he was just a tremendous guy who invented his own particular and did all of this work in his home and around and became a legend in the camry area on the north coast. this is jack kerouac. jack kerouac lived in san luis obispo in 1952 and 1953. he was a break man on the southern pacific railroad. he wrote about it. he wrote letters about it. if you know anything about him, he was concerned about his mother. he always wanted to make sure she had a nice home. he really thought about buying a trailer, even had it picked out in the trailer park, and moving her

research andived here for a while his literary style was outside some of his characters like neal cassidy were on a different level, so we thought, let's name five or six people in our history that went against the grain. for instance, art deal, he was known as captain nitwits. he was working when they first started and decided he would do inanti-hearst castle building out of seashells and that kind of thing. he also was a merchant marine and a songwriter. guy whoust a tremendous invented his own the neck alert and did all this artwork and he became a real legend on the area which is on the north coast. jack lived in san luis obispo in 1952 in 1953. he wrote about it, wrote letters about it and if you know anything about him, he was always concerned about his mother and he always wanted to make sure his mother had a nice home. he really thought about buying a trailer in san luis obispo. would like to walk where the river went by and store marijuana. he talks about that in his book. he also talks about going to the beach and listening to be breakers and the chevron tankers basically, he wa

responsibility for the kidnappings but the driver of the government vehicle carrying the doctors is in cassidy police are investigating with a hate communicated with people in somalia the armed group in that country has often been blamed for carrying out attacks in kenya this is just a button because of the proximity to the border if you know if we were to get. a. hold of this issue. or monday or a town hasn't been attacked in the last few years but several other border areas farther north hov some of these people are heading there and they're being escorted by police a sign of how dangerous many believe life is becoming and potus region catherine saw al jazeera mandela northeastern kenya mali is facing political uncertainty after the resignation of the prime minister and his entire government on friday of all those weeks of protests over ethnic violence more than one hundred sixty four lani villages were killed last month by gunmen suspected of being from the rival doggone ethnic group demonstrators angry at the government for failing to stop the violence also i want action to improve the eco

responsibility for the kidnappings but the driver of the government vehicle carrying the doctors is in cassidy police are investigating with a he communicated with people in somalia the armed group in that country has often been blamed for carrying out attacks in kenya this is because of the proximity to the border if you know if we. are under a town hasn't been attacked in the last few yards but several other border areas farther north hov some of these people are heading there and they're being escorted by police a sign of how dangerous many believe life is becoming and pots of this region catherine saudi al jazeera northeastern kenya. mali is facing political uncertainty after the resignation of the prime minister and his entire government on friday it follows weeks of mass protests over ethnic violence one hundred sixty people in a full army village were killed last month by suspected gunman from the rival dogan ethnic group demonstrators angry at the government for failing to stop such killings they also want something done about the poor economy and the presence of foreign forces. this i

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