noaa has known for a very long time that this black sea bass population was moving northward. this was only 2014. this was only 2014. so, nothing is more frustrating than not being taken seriously and i think we need to take the concerns of our officials seriously. one thing is to take climate sees seriously and one is not saying it's a chinese hoax or saying itpy creepy extensions fm the climate denial brought into government and given positions as if they were legitimate. i think the senator from arlington and an accord to going back to the floor with him and : we in the future and we will be a proud partner in advocating for the measures and i joined him in praising our fishing community because they have stood strong in the face of adversity. >> i think senator blumenthal for his leadership on this issue and our fishing communities have a powerful voice and senator blumenthal before in the senate when he was attorney general and it's a great honor to share the florida of the senate with them today. mr. president, i yield the floor and of the absence of a quorum. >> coming

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representative from california karen bass who sits on the house judiciary committee joins me now. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me on. >> what are you looking to have congress do? there are five or six avenues, roads that have been presented? you would like to begin what? >> well, i think that we need to continue with the process that we're doing. for example, we voted on contempt for barr in the committee but we haven't had the vote on the floor. we have several more subpoenas that are out, so i just think the process needs to be carried out a little longer. we also have investigations going on and oversight going on in multiple committees. to me when we're ready for an inquiry is when we have all of our ducks in a row. i also think it's very, very important for the public to understand that an inquiry is just that. it's not initiating impeachment. even if we did do impeachment and passed it, it is a two-step process. it still has to go before the senate. when i talked to constituents in

bass boats no. anyone else? . call the report? clerk: mr. chairman, the vote is no's.s, 22 chairman nadler: the motion is -- the motion is approved. the gentleman from florida is recognized for the purpose of an amendment. sounds of protest] nadler: those in favor say aye. >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman. i seek recognition. chairman nadler: the vote is agreed to. chairman nadler:. >> you will not recognize members of the committee who want to speak on this motion? mr. chairman, i have asked for recognition. -- k will report >> if you are not a republican, we are not allowing republican questions to debate this motion? we ought to be going by the rules and giving people a chance to debate. wantnder the a.g. doesn't to come here and testify when you are running things without regard for debate. totally unfair. chairman nadler: we are in the middle of a vote. the clerk will report on the result. >> point of inquiry. chairmachariman nadler: there wl be entertained after a report of the results. >> mr. chairman? >> mr. chairman. >> we have already

bass: thank you. before continuing i'd like the witnesses to look at the demonstrative displayed which goes through a timeline of these events. i'd like to ask professor vance, what is your reaction to the events in this timeline? ms. vance: this is the timeline, i'm sort of trying to read it quickly as we look at t. i'm reading the timeline as i'm responding to your question. but this is, again, the president's cascading conduct where the president tries repeatedly to get mcgann to fire the special counsel. we already know what his reaction was to news of the special counsel's firing. now he seems determined to have him removed and don mcgann by the same token as mr. dean has explained realizes that he cannot participate in that for the obvious reasons. this reflects these four different steps that the president takes, repeatedly trying to get mcgann to fire the special counsel. ms. bass: thank you. still on page 116, the report says, and i quote, the president then asked, what about these notes? why

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. >> i'll talk to kyle bass about that. >> he's been -- >> in hong kong for a long time. >> has he got on that? >> he's made some money. >> i like him. don't get me wrong i think this hong kong thing is being too much ignored if you're in a fascist totalitarian society, you're not supposed to get rallies like this this is not the -- this is not the -- >> hong kong is not -- >> but it starts -- this is not the mummers. philadelphia. >> yeah, no, the protests continue because although the bill has been suspended, they want her gone. they want the whole thing pulled. >> if you're xi, you're saying, listen, i wish this -- this is not a great time for this to happen maybe sleepy joe will be doing better remember, he's watching biden. i'm doing the president's bidding? you want me to attack the president? i'll throw a bomb. what do you want me it do? i'll throw a bomb. >> just call him by his name. >> all right he does that stuff how come i can't remember when your mom told you you're not allowed to call people names remember, my father barely -- there was only a couple of -- this would have

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in their proximity he's caught some very unusual fish or where you are you can catch sea bass now that look like salmon or they've been dumping chemicals and salmon food into the water for so long the bass now have the skin and color of salmon. there are tons of them here. boris built his house in an isolated by on the edge of a huge nature reserve called puma lin park. the park was founded by the american philanthropist douglas tompkins he made his fortune with outdoor apparel brands in the 1990 s. he retired from the business world salty shares for more than 100000000 dollars and together with his wife acquired wide swathes of land in patagonia on the biggest portion of their property the tompkins created park. more than 3000 square kilometers in size the park stretches from the argentine border all the way to the chilean fjords its existence created another obstacle for the kind of terror. the tompkins rejected the prospects of a paved road intersecting the park locals was suspicious. some accuse douglas tompkins of staging a land grab. because he'd bought such a huge area of land t

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with huge savings-- like bass pro flag chairs for under $10 each.and stripes tailgate toss game for under $30. now with free 2 day shipping. ♪ >> tucker: even a trip across the ocean to japan to meet the president of the united states does not stop the juggernaut that is "final exam." in preparation for our trip before we left the u.s., we recorded this special edition of the segment. it covers the president's past foreign trips. here is how we went. ♪ time now for "final exam" where we comb the hallways at fox for the smartest people, pit them against one another to determine who has been paying the closest attention to the news this week. "watters world" host jesse watters, once again our defending champion. his challenger, is fox foreign correspondent benjamin hall.mp special topic this time. yes, a man who normally is covering wars. but tonight, is on a game show. the theme for tonight's "final exam," president trump's many foreign trips abroad. are you guys ready for this? >> we are ready, let's go. >> tucker: all right. here are the rules. i k

congresswoman karen bass, a member of the house judiciary committee. that wraps up the hour for me.e on social media twitter, facebook, linkedin. deadline white house with nicolle wallace starts right now. >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. the trump baby blimp soars above massive protests of donald trump today in london. the white house orders hope hicks to defy a congressional subpoena and democrats inch toward impeachment by calling nixon whistleblower john dean to testify as part of the mueller hearings. welcome to a busy tuesday. we'll start with those protests under way in london. trump just finishing up a day of meetings including with outgoing prime minister theresa may in an attempt to shore up an increasingly fragile relationship with our closest ally. if he needs to move through london today, he will no doubt come across massive protests there in honor of his presence in the uk. also protesting today, house democrats who have given former trump white house adviser hope hicks until today to comply with the subpoena for documents related to her testimony to special cou

green blessed the hall with a voice that reaches from bass to baritone. ♪ ♪ >> pelley: at age 33, hete opera, and performs on stages of the world in german, french, english and italian. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pelley: some call his sound a gift. but that sells short the life of struggle, and the sacrifices of others, that lifted him to the high altar of success. >> ryan speedo green: i lived in a trailer park. and then i lived in another low-income housing, where there was a crack house next to me that produced drugs for the city. >> pelley: life at home with your mother and your older brother? >> green: it was tough. you know, i had a lot of issues. and a lot of anger problems. it was a lot of explosions of anger, frustration, that was going on at the time. >> pelley: explosions of anger were hard for us to picture in the genial man we met at the met. but 20 years before, green and his brother were being raised by an abusive mother, and he returned that abuse. too violent for fourth grade, he was banished to that class for delinquents. >> green: my first day of class, i walked in, and there was

noaa has known for a very long time that this black sea bass population was moving northward. this was only 2014. it's even further north from there. so, you know, nothing is more frustrating than not being taken seriously. i think we need to take the concerns of our fishermen seriously. of course one way to do that is to take climate change seriously and not listen to this nonsense of it being a chinese hoax and not having a bunch of really creepy eccentrics from the climate denial stooge committee brought in the government and actually given positions as if they were legitimate. mr. blumenthal: i thank the senator from rhode island. i look forward to coming back to the floor with him and expanding on this colloquy in the future. and i will be a proud partner of his in advocating for the measures. and i join him in praising our fishing community because they have stood strong in the face of adversity. thank you, mr. president. mr. whitehouse: i thank senator blumenthal for his leadership on this issue. our fishing communities have a powerful voice in senator blumenthal. he's

joining us now to discuss is karen bass. she's the chair of the congressional black caucus.resswoman thank you very much. i know how strongly you feel about this, you have been tweeting. what is the problem, how hard is it to approve money to get the kids soap and tooth paste and some beds? >> first of all, we definitely need to approve the money but i do not think that is the issue at all. you cannot tell me that the federal government does not have money for tooth paste and soap. this is inflicted on these children as punishment to try to bring democrats to the table to compromise on the border wall. i think that is absolutely important. the other thing that i think is critical is that we need to stop saying that the policy for family separation has ended. it has not. since when is a grandmother an opportunity or a sibling not considered family, only at the u.s. border. >> you make such a good point because some of the watchdogs have gone down, different professors say from universities who have gone down to interview these kids, let me read to you one of the -- one of the

at the time affordable electronic instruments drum machines and bass synthesizers were changing how music was made and how it sounded . those 2 machines basically started a revolution it was like you can record music in your bedroom on a cassette or whatever but you could do it. when that. techno made everyone equal unlike before when there was always look big rock star out there. that's why techno was so important to me politically and that's why. made it so incredibly attractive as we got stronger. the love parade became the image of a new generation post berlin wall hundreds of rivers turned into hundreds of thousands until a 1000000 joins the free outdoor party in the last parade so if it was a parade was in the perfect place at the perfect time it was a whole generation it started off as a little group of people who took to the streets saying this is who we are thess is our music at that we're not afraid of technology we make music with it and i was potential for them it's. for the love parade ended in tragedy 2010 after the event was moved to western germany a stampede broke out lea

highly anticipated braddock's the judge said sexual orientation is human it's not a question of fashion bass making a strong case for human equality and nondiscrimination we'll be talking to an activist in a moment but let's take a look at the daily hardship that face force one as the gay community today is judgment matters to gain more than most. gay rights organization he hopes this will be a defining moment seeing homosexuals treated equally in everyday situations. because then we knew so he says that we require came in that some this is the note i will end in for good government has been holding the loose negative comments seem to you so we just want to be free to access to the services through the charity leg . to when the team fight for l.g.b. to write and provide vital support to the country's passion cutey the gay community he has some encourage meant for others struggling with their own sense of self-worth. that will have to be the everybody deserves to be hip in the way they should embrace from the. and. accept it as it is because if you don't as accept yourself there's no harm the

and then when i arrived in the home of french consulate general i took my 1st bass hot water bass and then i realized my body was all cut by the oysters feel that i have to swim to the boat and then i was so keen to see you water it was. open and pleaded out. however at that time i think i have filtered a sense of. security at the same time. lost . and bollards at all or parliament at all and we were hidden in a very large ass the owner was famous and rich. confidants the media is that. the lady of the r.c.m.p. was put up at the home of one of the biggest bosses of one of the most powerful mafia triads and on gone there. are not certain whether the young young jackie was aware of that fact. is the best you're. on equal sauce. reference to wasn't charge of finding accommodation for other dissidents to you in hong kong. by lee harvey or i was given the job of finding secret and safe apartments and houses out a copy for a while so tended to the dissidents daily needs your guys sometimes i offer them comfort or advise them on how to cope with their stress their fears for their future thei

another like the furniture pieces dovetail joints instrumental chairs brings together piano guitar bass and drums. for their work the composer waded through countless catalogs and literature on design and here at an art booksellers in the west of bilin. this tape table was created by the bow house disciple eric brendel. to fish strata this piece from 1924. sounds playful. strikeout jazz pianist he is the music in tables and chains. it just goes to show you can be and sponsored by anything i'm why not that's it for this edition more on the website web site as always at d.w. dot com slash culture for now though for myself and all the crew. because. it's 2019 come but america fever is closing in south america and this is how it's just brazil the pressure is on the. euro's lie ahead another victory takes time to move even to find out more. than 30 minutes w. . india . how can a country's economy grow harmony its people by a man. when there are do look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges and people are striving to create a sustainable future clipper projects fro

while german carmaker dial are has cut its profit forecast for 2019 it is. 3rd such warning the bass company has made so far this year says a higher than expected bill for software upgrades of do the vehicles responsible part of the continuing fallout of the emissions cheating scam the profit warning comes at a decisive moment for the. parent company its new boss ole kelly and has left with german chancellor angela merkel along with other car industry bosses to discuss the future of the sector here in germany. and at this meeting government officials pushed the car in to see to increase efforts to find alternative ways to power their vehicles but with over 800000 people working in the auto industry c.e.o.'s argue that taxpayers should help fund their shift to cleaner technology. this is the 1st electric car made by mercedes the e.q. see will be available this fall it illustrates however the plight of the german automotive industry they opted for electric vehicles very late now they're playing catch up with a little help from the german state head of the car summit german economics mi

got himself a big mouth bass. fisherman takes a dive.rings a leak. >> i think he's going off the back. i'm going with c. >> let's see what we've wow. watch him? >> did you see that? >> video three is our wildcard round. two men going down. we have a little lady, an older lady. cleaning the garage. they put down the shovel and we'll pause it. >> i think that door is going to get really close, it jumps of the way. >> i'm going to go with mom out of the area to hit the >> whoa. >> keep an eye on our facebook gus each week.rand new best >> that's all we've got. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> tonight, several develo

our i think the bass sound close to it is very the relationship between hong kong and china is the candlelight vigil yet last night in hong kong to remember those people suffer and die even here in the lands where breath down night in the night 9 hong kong is still the only place in china that had all the nice stuff. subjoin demonstrations such are gathering to have thousands of people to remember somebody who died but democracy are in mainland china and i think the relationship between hong kong and mainland china well we wish they'd had 2 or 20 years ago they where. where hong kong is being handled by the need to the chinese government and there is there with the promise of universal suffrage but which was not there but i'm feeling now that has triggered gretl movement needs without them both the so i think the relationship that people start clearly are the ones he has done that where the hong kong is and not being a guarantee the freedom of expression and other basic human rights civil rights that are poor in this right now. mine k. tom thank you thank you. you can rent a car you can rent a

water and some won't but that the water infrastructure in many places has simply failed to keep plays bass with rapid organization and you also have then you know illegal ball whales in many places which have really decreased the level of groundwater in these areas so i think the water crunch and the fights around it don't necessarily have to do it just with soaring temperatures. for us thank you very much for speaking to us about the heatwave conditions in northern india. thailand's military leader has been officially endorsed as prime minister nearly a week after being elected to the post in parliament the endorsement by the king comes after a. cross the majority mark and bollman needed to secure the premiership he comfortably edged out his rival telephone drawing room grandkid who had been put forward by the so-called democratic front an alliance of 7 bodies that upon himself is either of the future forward body that came in 3rd in national elections held in march the vote has been criticised for being rigged in favor of the military there were allegations of manipulation of results and

get out there and kick some bass. >> the crowd got loud for andrew yang who had the crowd chanting his name, one of the only ones who enjoyed that as he took the stage tonight. so many folks in south carolina were so familiar with his remarks they knew what was coming when he teased them up for a joke, they knew the punchline. before he left the stage yang asked the crowd what is the opposite of donald trump and dozens chanted back to him in unison an asian man who likes bass. >> you know what is like covering these men and women and you feel you could give their speech for them. i am sure you reached that point. thank you very much. the progressive governor of oregon says she will send law enforcement after gop senators who fled the stage, refusing to show for a vote on a massive climate bill they say will put businesses and their constituents, who is right, who is wrong, ethan bearman next. applebee's new loaded chicken fajitas. now only $10.99. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. vi

some description inspired by the golden age of dutch painting in the 17th century the photographer bass mayo's has built on this great tradition and with the aid of digital technology created new works have a timeless quality. at 1st glance they look like traditional still life paintings. but past menu has revived a rather stuffy art form with technology. he takes photos of single flowers and then creates digital flower arrangements on the computer spired by the flemish masters of the 17th and 18th centuries. just like them he creates arrangements that would actually be impossible in real life. in my sphere i have so i want to play with time by taking photos of flowers in every susan. i can combine and flowers from spring and summer and autumn which is not possible really. fast maybe you finds inspiration everywhere and just always looking out for new motifs she takes photos of flowers of all shapes and colors all year long because database already boasts over $12000.00 photos. whether she's in a luxury flower shop or in a more modest one around the corner or even at the botanical garde

a small mouth bass proves that stream fish have come back to this point of the cuyahoga. just downstream from kent, that city makes its own contribution to the river. the kent plant is currently working at over capacity. when a treatment plant is pushed by too much volume, there is only one immediate solution -- put it through faster. the shorter the treatment, the more impure the end product. the problem faced by the city of kent is typical. the only answer, expansion. $2.5 million are being spent to expand the plant. by 1980, it's estimated another addition will be needed. the cuyahoga moves on, flowing west now. dammed again at the misnamed monroe falls, the river serves a paper manufacturing plant. on the north side of akron, the crooked cuyahoga makes its way into the city of cuyahoga falls. once again, civilization and people mean industry and industrial waste. at high water in the spring, the tumbling, rushing water pushing downstream is a sight to hebold. -- sight to behold. as it courses through here, the river drops an astounding 225 feet at a mile and a half. s

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