lex: if that was the case, we wouldn't have grown the way we are.ss technology, our delivery of finance, plus the capital markets, to deliver credit to 8 million customers over the last eight years. that's unprecedented and propelled us to the market-leading position today. ruth: you made it without the dreaded b word, but as you case in tech, what do you think about growth in this country, and what impact is brexit happening on this sector? lex: for our business, we deliberately chose to make the threatcenter, so of brexit hasn't changed our view about us being delighted to be in london in terms of our views, and uncertainty around brexit, as all businesses would, but not changing our focus and determination to continue to grow our business from london. anna: do you think the powers that be in the u.k. are listening to companies such as yourself? with this, you might be the uk's most highly valued syntax big unicorn. our businesses like yours getting through to politicians? do you have a voice? lex: i do think we get a great hearing from government

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>>now for the lex his pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight. >>and tomorrow's tipoff is 6 o'clock in a few days eastern conference action is our life is highly do well in beating the sixers hosted to run, know trying to force a game 7. the process was working jimmy bowler swipes kawhi leonard uncontested layup on the other end. butler 25 points to lead the sixers philly had this one under control and the misses ben simmons right there to clean it off sixers win one 12 1, 1, to stay alive game 7 sunday in canada. >>elsewhere in the bay area playoff landscape, the sharks moving on to the western conference finals. what a night at the shards day last night, san jose colorado game 7 matchup that started with the triumphant return of joe pavelski says just the first 6 games of the series with a head injury for captain set the tone immediately scored in the first period. >>san jose led 3 to one the final stanza and martin jones kept it that way with an incredible performance between the pipes, 27 safer jones start heading to the conference final for

>>now for the lex his pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight.ighlight you see gucci mane making the trip to support the milwaukee bucks in game 5 against the raptors kawhi leonard 35 points as toronto erased an early deficit to take a 4th quarter lead, fred vanvleet a star off the bench feeling 7 of 9, 3 pointers for 21 and back in toronto. what's the shot drake the global ambassador for the team celebrating with the fans a drastic park raptors win one o 5.99 to take a 3 to 2 series lead. they can close it out saturday back in canada to set up a date with >>it's time to show a great one of our planet's most beloved reptiles the humble turtle. today marks world turtle day the hardbacks creatures are some of the oldest reptiles in the world 200 million years old which makes him living dinosaurs in fact some spend their entire lives on land while others hardly ever leave the sea, wherever they roam all turtles breathe air and lay eggs on land and many of them need our help a 129 out of 300 species are considered vulnerable or endangered. and here's

course robust challenges don't harm either just on the sea all battling his way through to set up elvis lex pichai. the ends justify the means and both work were in mean for him as they semantic their place in europe next season. as the 1st thing is to create sound objectives for the teams all telling the players what you want and asking what they want is you or you have to challenge them and encourage them for dinner or to further out they chorused is a case in point also profiting from a fumble by outscored sprite go over. the dutchman completed the hat trick in the past his final game taking him to 16 league goals in total 11 of them since the winter break. not bad for his initial season in the german league. a big guy with a reputation for getting a bit crazy he's learned to control his temperament under law but do you. always become a little bit crazy after after the rules after the 1st calls of. today was so important for all of us for the club. clipper to difficult just as a defense there was here yeah and the people here. yeah they gave me a lot of confidence from the beginning and

>>our lex seconds how many animals to be rescued so under are in the hundreds now we have to figure out if we can fit all of these in my sesno on top of our own luggage and our dog mango we want to leave any behind if we can help >>there's also a dog jordan. jordan's owner recently passed away. >>he was struck topic hair day by the daughter seen you need to take him or us is going to the shelter, he looks and you think it only this over and lot of them in miami. >>few minutes later and were airborne, but suddenly a powerful smell takes over the cockpit. mangoes fallen asleep board passed out from the cap gas. carol finds a perfume sample in her purse which brings temporary relief. touching down in napa. >>an extra-large golf car pulls up and we start unpacking 7 crates of cats and kittens and one crate was sweet little jordan. the animals are soon the center of attention in the airport parking lot and then they're right arrives and now going to be going into foster they can find their forever homes once again altered you guys were pulling them out of there they would be safe to be inste

people in it that i can barely even see the now so right here so much and everything is white everything lex is a follower of the stream old the way to the middle east and me i also left rome and moved to berlin. to decent job at the rectum before mentors for german television. and in my free time i could enjoy the boy email lifestyle of the sea. is instead was sold was looking for something more something new. i need something that i can just. use i'll be climbing a hill like this his latest obsession was to be able to travel in a war zone. true if you're friends. you know you've got friends you know your reference point. your friends your tribe. oh dass you're spending your time you're. there you go sky. high there. was you know. there's like 3 graves so it's. like oh yeah ok.

of the most part lexing disturbing and frightening things are to happen to me in my life and those a lot happened to me in my life it's every hotel guests nightmare is someone trying to force their way into the busy room in the middle of the night my wife leapt out of bed 1st and began throwing furniture towards the door the individual kept on pushing and then flooding his shoulder against the door it was a full blown attempt forced entry and after some minutes the security did arrive and arrested the interloper as soon as the security did that i opened the door seeking some kind of explanation to recognize very well the figure and to hear him say over and over busy again. james woolsey james woolsey was the head of the cia if that name sounds familiar familiar back in the 1990 s. is famous for advocating interventions in middle eastern countries and claimed that iraq was involved in the $911.00 terror attacks in the u.s. in fact he wanted an invasion of the country over it mr woolsey is yet to reply to our request for comment about the hotel instant alleged but it's not so reticent

palestinian state all of those that hold the moderates countries who somehow call rate we something that lex the basic they wreck of a 2 state solution is a mistake and none of the countries will come forward unless there will be a proposed solution on the basis of spin states. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to suppressing us all if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you just think i was going to . by the way what is a good fly here. live. live. live. live. live. live. live. live. live. live. live. oh. please. please. list. and a very warm welcome to you you're watching us inside. the commonality between facebook and google even though they're different platforms is math they're driven by math and the ability to collect data you sign on you make a profile about yourself by answering some questions and then some information s

you know i just it was like out allow and rural gonzalez comes to the lex and professional center often for work she says she shot, especially with the visible security cameras on site that was the first thing that i had noticed i counted all the cameras. we have some downstairs upstairs, this surveillance of the robbery led san jose police to the suspect, 26 year-old public or brera junior who was already on parole for another burglary with a video and a description of compares car police connected him to several other person ash in cases with a common scene that's really messed up especially targeting with a child in each case. police say cabrera targeted asian females carrying expensive purses that he attacked his victims from behind grab their purse and ran to his car that's a little scary because i mean whether he's targeting asian women. women in general you know, i'm just got to be. >>you know on the lookout gonzales and others say it's an important reminder to always be aware of your surroundings no one safe around like you got to be aware all the time people are getting more an

so ron the pope is a has been sworn in as south africa's president following the west and lex and yet to find the ruling african national congress from oppose it has promised to reform the country and revive its economy those are the headlines next stop trusting. how many of you. have family or close friends with cancer or if experience cancer or perhaps. what about diabetes. about infertility family or close friends now i want those of you who put your hand up at least once. to put it off again. question and look around. se. i knew that she was. likely to be going on across. this list which will give she just will still be just lost a lot more to this group. is not going to. be i wasn't in the me i was 16 of her to go on to really. not do something. mentioned it at all. because if we want to protect americans from a boy here at home we have to. over there one n one sars mers universal health coverage is the single most powerful concept that public health has to offer we will not let the people down. even his own thoughts on his its own courts and beyond i don't know how suits him goi

our course follow him to go down off lex recounts the stories of some of the other people who also lost their lives on sunday. this is. a businesswoman and single mother she was returning from a business trip back to more months back to her ten year old son she was raising on her own somewhere in the same boarding queue with all bina you've given me and twelve year old sophia the surgeon had been giving his daughter and escape from their gloomy northern home town to enjoy a few days in the warmth of the moscow sun now they tiana welcomed beano you've guinea sophia and all of the passengers on board the flight attendant was getting ready for yet another take off now three minutes past six in the evening the aircraft lifted into the skies from sheremetyevo airport a few minutes later than the first seventeen minutes of the flight when small three passengers in this seats belts fastened the sukhoi superjet ascended approaching a storm and then everything went from ok to bad and then straight to hell literally in a flash to call from the ball to widening the plane and a brand like mean stri

palestinian state all of those that hold the moderate countries who somehow call rate we something that lex that basic they wrecked off a 2 state solution is a mistake and none of the countries will come forward unless there will be a proposed solution on the bases and to states. every day hawk watchers we are inundated with the sound and fury of mainstream cable news outlets and the neverending slog through click by. social media news speeds all working to confuse our minds and blind our senses in that fury of blind confusion it's easy to lose sight of what's important in the stories that matter this is why it's time to step away from the circus climb to a higher purchase roll the cameras and get some perception and perspective. professor of biomedical ethics at case western reserve university maxwell mehlman recently posited a very interesting question hawk watchers is it ethical to dope troops so they fight better in other words should soldiers be given performance enhancing drugs in order to perform better and stronger and faster on the battlefield of soldiers in the us military and oth

this is called ep pino lex and used to treat epilepsy among children.hey are allowed because they are protected under the 2018 farm bill. other oils and cannabis products are still banned. >>> it was a nice site to see that. lots of sund over the bay area. this is like a summertime weather pattern with the coast definitely on the cooler side, patchy fog in the upper 50s to lower 60s. and look what is happening to our north and to our east. we have some thunderstorms developing here and a lot to be watching out for this over the next few days, especially for thursday, friday and saturday and especially into the north bay. most of the bay area could be dry, but there could be cells popping up. we just have the low clouds and fog out towards half moon bay and pacifica, san jose's beach. otherwise, we have lots of 70s and a few neighborhoods on track reaching 80s. we have on the creek 79. okeechobee 72 . san francisco check 61. santa rosa, 74 degrees. we will check in on some of the wind speeds right now. you can see wind speeds are 5 to 6 to 7 miles an hou

because they shipped her to venice to think about that, you just got of prosthetic leg which cannot lex at the angle or lock it in the way we can what's the problem, it has over 400 little bridges up and down and you can't use a car you have to walk and there's no choice. this was absolutely appalling for her. but, this is where we start to see the virginia we have come to love and admire because she would not be held back. she had a cunning plan. she bought a gondola. her own gondola and got angelo, italian chum, to teach her how to roll. i have a wonderful picture that her niece has agreed or let us reproduce in the book with her on the back of the gondola trying to row back ready to catch because if you been to venice perhaps you know the canal will get pretty choppy and particularly the bigger ones. i would not want to stand on the back of the gondola but that is what she did. she was fantastic at her job and went in and stood in for the diplomats and they were so impressed they wrote growing references and no one mentioned her leg because it did not seem to be an issue and quite so

>>now for the lex his pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight. tomorrow at 7 30 at oracle now alexa's ultimate highlight and it's dish raptors 76 ers game 5 in toronto, doctor j in the house kawhi leonard going out of slant that any all-time great would approve of for split 2 defenders to get right to the rack then dogs right on philly, big manage. well indeed, letter 21 points, 13 boards raptors rolled by 36 to take a 3 2 series lead. to be a big night for playoff sports tomorrow sharks, an avalanche you know we're in a winner take all game 7. >>at the shark tank san jose in colorado going the distance the sharks field goes out the as an overtime. last night's game 6. >>this marks the second series in a row san jose has needed all 7 to settle a series. so they know to not get psyched out. >>still before so. right post office lost this game. >>puck drops at 6 o'clock for that a fair charge worriers home fares can be rocking and a lot of fans on their phone. no matter which game they're at you know if you're at the sharks are checking to see other

and used a lot of, you are now pretty bad dudes, the haqqanis the what's his bucket lex ?anyway, you some bad dudes and we also sent along cia trainers can build up the pakistani infrastructure, built up a lot of the camps that would later train the people to come after us now. that sort of thing. is that what we are talking about. >> was yes. what i'm talking what is vacuum that was left when u.s. withdrew and you have the forces that could come in. >> we are saying like 1994? >> ninety-four-95. >> on the other hand, we kind of had done what with their to do. one thing about the u.s. we're not very good about thinking about the consequences of what we do, really ever, specifically with armed conflict and foreign policy. some people might have anticipated that, but also what do you do? do you kill all the dudes that you trained to kill the soviets? how are you going to not over some government some 600 miles to the east that way? so i think it was kind of inevitable blowback, but yeah, i suppose. but on the other hand, they also like to tell that story. charlie wilson's wa

that's the problem republicans had with the president in the 2018 eye lex. paul ryan would call him and say let's talk about economic numbers, talk about anything other than controversy coming out of the white house, infighting coming out of the white house. >> caravans. >> caravans, immigration. they couldn't keep him on message. >> he likes it. it works for him. you have the president of the united states who had a golden age economy. richard nixon was president the last time the unemployment rate was so low. listen to the president here and one of the democrats, we'll choose front-runner here, former vice president joe biden, how do you talk about the economy where democrats have to concede the news for the president is pretty good. >> we're doing phenomenally, the best unemployment numbers, african-american, asians, hispanics, best numbers we've ever had. women, the best in 61 years, unemployment numbers, job numbers, wealth numbers. >> $2 trillion tax cut last year. did you feel it? did you get anything from it? of course not. of course not. all of it w

russians or anyone else chooses to, they can inject into the american political bloodstream close to and i lexrged video of joe biden or donald trump or bernie sanders or anyone they choose and it would be almost impossible in the weeks running up to an election to be able prove it was a fake. >> joining me, ben collins. ben, people believe absolutely provable things that are wrong. this is a whole new level. because if you can't tell that something is fixed or modified, the influence can be very dangerous. >> right. frankly, this is how we caught the russian trolls last time. this is a way to get around it. they were using fake identities from this russian website vk like facebook. if you have a person doesn't exist.com thing. you can recently create an identity, it will never be known if that person is fake or not. you can create a brand-new identity. spread a lie and fought gnot ge if time. >> can you tell a deep fake? >> no. that's the problem. the video is hard to do. you have to get audio that matches that person's voice. have you to have that video and software and parce it out. >> if y

and it's going make it so >>now for the lex his pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight.on with the organized team activities raiders practice in alameda, this afternoon an opportunity to get a look at antonio brown and silver and black the super star wide receiver among several of the team's acquisitions this offseason after the raiders signed him away from pittsburgh. in the steelers didn't exactly leave in the best of terms, especially with his quarterback ben roethlisberger the hope is the league pass-catcher can quickly establish a solid report their car. share his side of new year. >>obviously this year on its. i'm embracing the new side about my condition on the slate. you know work among its in the play-in are taking on it. marty is key know any teeny karate to win. know the guys and they have their back. so that's what we are here duke watery show the guys that he did good. >>another raiders news the team with the signing of offensive lineman richie incognito the guard who didn't play all of last season. back in the league on what general manager mike mayock is c

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the high carbon dioxide lexs cause sea levels to rise.on't want levels to return to what they were 5 million years ago earth was a very different place, would you hardly recognize the land surface, and my gosh, we don't want to go there. he'll take 1,000 different people to pay the bryce of what we're doing today. that wraps things up for us this hour. i'm kasie hunt here in washington. catch me every sunday night on ka kasiedc. right now ali velshi picks things up for us. >> a little squabble. that's how president trump described his trade war with china. the president says he thinks his efforts are going to turn out extremely well. >> we're in a very strong position. we're the piggybank that everyone likes to take advantage of or take from and we can't let that happen any more, we've been losing, anywhere from 300 billion to $500 billion a year. china and trade with china, we can't let that happen. >> there are some big numbers involved in this so-called little squabble. the united states has put a 25% tariff on more than $250 billion i

>>our lex seconds how many animals to be rescued so under are in the hundreds now we have to figure out if we can fit all of these in my sesno on top of our own luggage and our dog mango we want to leave any behind if we can help >>there's also jordan's owner recently passed away. >>he was struck topic hair day by the daughter seen you need to take him or us is going to the shelter, he looks and you think it only this over and >>after a lot of a we get all of them in miami. >>few minutes later and were airborne, but suddenly a powerful smell takes over the cockpit. mangoes fallen asleep board passed out from the cap gas. carol finds a perfume sample in her purse which brings temporary relief. touching down in napa. golf car we start unpacking 7 crates of cats and kittens and one crate was sweet little jordan. parking lot right arrives and now going to be going into foster they can find their forever homes once again altered you guys were pulling them out of there they would be safe to be instead a chance that many happy days ahead. >>thank you so much. thank thank you. >>so here's the l

you know i just it was like out allow and rural gonzalez comes to the lex and professional center often for work she says she shot, especially with the visible security cameras on site that was the first thing that i had noticed i counted all the cameras. we have some downstairs upstairs, this surveillance of the robbery led san jose police to the suspect 26 year-old public brevard junior who was already on parole for another burglary with a video and a description of compares car police connected him to several other person ash in cases with a common scene that's really messed up especially targeting with a child in each case. police say cabrera targeted asian females carrying expensive purses that he attacked his victims from behind grab their purse and ran to his car that's a little scary because i mean whether he's targeting asian women women in general, you know, i'm just got to be. >>you know on the lookout gonzales and others say. >>it's an important reminder to always be aware of your surroundings no one safe around like you got to be aware all the time people are getting more a

but as amna nawaz tells us, president trump has gone further than his predecessors by issuing lex ande comprehensi rule allowing for these exemptions.ju >> nawaz, the president announced the new rule tied to the national day of prayer.va consve groups welcomed what they call "conscience protections." g but, womenups, l.g.b.t.q. advocates and others are warning the rule could reduce servicsc and lead to mination against transgender patients and others, and potentially harm patients if providers refuse tn deliver certre, or treat people. under this new rule, hospitals, clinics and other institutions must comply with 25 laws that arpart of this in order to receive funding from federal progra such as medicare and medicaid. margot sanger-katz writes about health care for the "new york times." welcome to the "newshour". so you've described this to my colleagues as anexxpansion of t rules, both the category of workers and the ways in which they can object. explain that to me. >> so there have been rules protecting prctitioners when they objects to performing procedures, an abortion, say but

people in it that i can barely even see the now so right here so much and everything is white everything lex is a follower of the stream old the way to the middle east and me i also left rome and moved to berlin. to decent job at the rectum before mentors for german television. and in my free time i could enjoy the boy email lifestyle of the sea. is instead was sold was looking for something more something new. i need something that i can just. because i'll be climbing like this his latest obsession was to be able to travel and work alone. through if you're friends. you know you've got friends you know your reference point. your friends your tribe. oh dass you're spending your time you're. there you go sky. high there. was you know. there's like a really great. guy going out like oh yeah ok. when they receive these package. door for. there was only one short cannot finally working alone check out the stapes and keep them safe. al-jazeera is a place you can travel to the northeast of mali i met up with a group of migrants on the 1st leg of their journey across the sun hard.

what ale lex kershaw your thoughts on walter's perspective of what it took. >>> well, there was a critical moment on omaha beach, a critical moment for the entire invasion actually. so many men had been wounded and killed and there was little communication. around 10:30, 11:00 in the morning, bradley five miles out at sea rest sea seriously considered pulling troops off omaha beach. if he would have, i believe that d-day would have been a disaster, a great defeat, not a great victory for allied forces but the difference was made as bradley said the difference was made by individual americans young officers getting their guys to stand up, walk into the line of fire and have the courage to sacrifice their lives and lead others into enemy fire. it came down to individuals. maybe four or five dozen young officers on omaha beach. that made the difference between victory and defeat on d-day and during the entire battle so yes we can get it down to critical moments and we can see key individuals, key americans got some courage and made the difference on d- day. >> in lieutenant spaulding case and

the aussie is lex waiting in the wake of the rba, keeping steady bonds and the higher tracking gainsrate cut would put pressure on the kiwi dollar while bonds may have limited upside, even as easing takes place. already below that break. asia. across the board in paul: thank you very much for that. let's get to first word news with jessica summers. jessica: president trump's businesses lost more than a billion dollars between 1985 and 1994. the newspaper cites printouts of transcripts of his federal tax forms. it says he lost so much money that he was able to avoid paying income taxes for eight of those 10 years. the treasury department said it would not release his personal and business tax returns to congress. the fed vice chairman is the latest official to push back against calls for a rate cut. saying they are any good place. echoing jay powell's comment about inflation being transitory and that they are under no pressure to move in either direction. it will continue to monitor events closely. and auditorymy policy is in good place? our focus is stable employment. we do not see a

you asked ol' lex but the data aboutdown people and infants. >> i think there's some interesting evidence -- i don't think anything has been prompt it's very hard with pregnancy. how are you going to accurately measure risks or use, and often times these conditions are relatively rare, severe birth defects are relatively rare so it's hard to pick up. i don't think anybody has been proven. i shouldn't say that because the nam i believe may have mentioned a couple of places where there's strong evidence but off the top of my head i can't recall. as for depression, yes, definitely now increasing evidence that the cannabis use as a teenager is linked to depression. jama skies of a paper on that issue. that's not surprising. psychosis is the most severe mental illness really if cannabis can cause psychosis, why would it not be able to produce other forms of mental illness. >> that's -- i don't want to sound overfully lip and i'm not a brain scientist but that's my gut reacts to that. i think the idea that you would use this to treat your depression and anxiety or that manufacturers and distrib

so, i think it is important for people lex i have, with a totally different view, and the taliban, to sit together, when we come to a common understanding of what islam says about women. on media, i think the taliban have used the privilege of media in afghanistan for the past three years probably sometimes too much. we have been criticized by our government in afghanistan for giving the taliban too much coverage. but, that was entirely an editorial decision by the free press in afghanistan. so, i think on the political side, to be honest, it really depends on what kind of a deal we get. if we get, let's say -- i'm just guessing, if the future political system in afghanistan includes a body above the government which is intelligible let's say, then it would be difficult for us, difficult for the future of media in afghanistan to really talk about that. i am not saying that is coming, nothing i've heard from credible sources but i'm just guessing, what kind of a mixture taliban set up and islamic republic set up would look like. on entertainment, and social programs, let's say singing

means to be the american president and that the image that, you know, captain america is now lengths lexnd finding another captain america is appealing. a heroic figure who looks like, quote/unquote, what a president looks like but who is a good person it's very tempting. >> it depends on who you are talking to. gyasi, i hear your point but it depends on who you're talking to. you can choose to focus on white middle class voters. >> and the democrats pretty much always do. >> but this is my point, if you are one of these voters and you think, you know, i don't really like trump but i voted for him, i don't like his personality but i voted for him or i don't really like what he's doing but if i don't like who the democrats are going to put up i'm going to vote for him. you are not who democrats need to be going after. >> you are not going to vote for a democrat. >> and you are not a patriot while we are on the subject. i don't think that's who democrats need to be targeting. >> last word. >> seconded. >> a quick last word. jonathan and tiffany will be back next hour, gyasi ross will be ba

the hair on fire moment to make sure middle-class families are able to have what they were promised lex 401(k)s alone and ira's alone during that time lost $2.4 trillion. thank heaven social security was not privatized and put into the wall street system at that time. or who knows what would be happening to people? i know none of you have caused this but but i want to take ths moment to say that has to be a different sense of urgency here. when you look at the fact that although multiemployer pension plans have been historically successful and i believe continue to be, we know there are serious problems. in 2012 close to 500 plans covering almost 5 million people were under 40% funded. 80% is considered adequately funded. we know what we're being told that many of these are going to run out of money. real people, people building the roads and building buildings and about all kinds of important work across our country that will lose their pension because it we don't act with some sense of urgency. the pension guarantee fund projects approximately 110 plans covering 1.3 million people are

where is lex.bi and the department of justice, do you think that it's important to have this investigation to see whether or not laws were broken when they start to surveil the trump campaign? >> i think it's very important and these people are very skilled at their trade crafts. i'm sure they covered it up very well as they were going along. one has to dig very deep to get to the bottom of it and find out what actually happened. steve: the trade craft. you are thinking if these guys are spies they probably figured a way to do it where we will never find out is that what you mend. >mean. >> a lot of blowing smoke. that's what we have got to figure out. steve: good answer. [applause] steve: alberto, how are you? >> fine, thank you. steve: all right. what concerns you about this investigation? we haired from the attorney general a couple of weeks ago spying did occur, he believed. and now this mr. durham is looking into all this stuff. do you think we will get to the bottom of it. >> i really hope. s

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but we can make out some sun here here we got at the lex observatory at least some sunshine in placeture there that cut off load or south it's going to bring some cloud cover later today or actually into this evening hours after we get some of the sunshine. but look how everybody's affected by the new pattern it's a little cooler even in the central valley, 73 sacramento, pair of sevens for fresno 84 bakersfield, central coast, 59 monterey 63 for santa barbara, 64 for l a x and 64 san francisco. while forecast models don't have a lot going on here for us, here's the low brings us some cloud cover some sprinkles maybe into tomorrow morning. but by mid week away we go temperature wise, although it's somewhat controlled still the small patch of energy from the 4 corner states almost reminiscent or free stuff retail foretelling of a the monsoon season type pattern. rain in the southwest going on here. it looks like that will stay to our south however, maybe some minor cooling with that, but it looks like a lot less now in the later model run so temperatures are probably hold and the uppe

healthy, often younger people, were availing themselves to these plans making the affordable care -- lex will the senator yield for a question? ms. baldwin: i would yield to one question and then i want to wrap up my comments. mr. alexander: is the senator from wisconsin not aware that the short-term health care plans do not change the law on preexisting condition? ms. baldwin: mr. president, these short-term plans do not have to cover preexisting conditions. i can tell you as i've inquired -- mr. alexander: may i -- ms. baldwin: i yielded already to a question. but i want to -- mr. alexander: she gave the wrong answer, mr. president. ms. baldwin: it might not be to the senator's liking but i was going to tell you about the plans that i read the fine print on from the state of wisconsin. now that these short-term plans are renewable for up to three years, these junk plans, you can see the fine print. many times they start with we will not cover a preexisting condition. every single one of them refuses to cover maternity care. that means none of these junk plans cover that essential benef