wilcox, and mr. wright for this great award and for all they do, for their dedication and passion for math and science and for your commitment to alaska's next generation. and, of course, i want to congratulate them on being this week's alaskans of the week. i yield the floor. mr. sullivan: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: for the information of senators, tomorrow the senate will vote on the confirmation of the rudofsky and wilson nominations at 11:45 a.m. and the confirmation of the nardini nomination at 1:45 p.m. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. sullivan: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the legislative session and be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the judiciary committee be discharged from further consideration of senate res. 396, and the senate proceed

that to me and i never conveyed such a linkage to the ukrainians i think we bring in our guest card wilcox who's a professor of government at georgetown university joins us live from washington d.c. thanks very much indeed for watching all of this with us what's your impression of how the hearing has gone on this on this 3rd day of the hymns. well so i think this afternoon what the republicans have tried to do is create some doubt enter into the facts but more importantly to offer an alternative explanation and that is that the. the president was really concerned about corruption because he was getting a bad information feed from giuliani as soon as he found out that the new government was really going to address corruption then he lifted the aid and so that's i think the major takeaway these 2 witnesses were not great for the president both of them and sinking feelings in their stomach they both of them expressed grave reservations about some of the linkages but i think that's the republican strategy right now so i mean do you think that the impression that focus for trade of a situation

only people having these revolutionary conversations and i'm thinking about, i think you is john wilcox he was having a problem on, there is the freedom of the press happening there and they are really incredible conversations about on and we have on display. the back of these have this engraving, there is a picture of a bird playing in a open cage where you see is that you would think these would made in boston, so that just goes to show that these ideals in conversations about liberty but it means to have freedom on the fact that it is let it goes up in the face of the american colonists is one thing but i think it's much more interesting to think why didn't happen and in around to london where parliament has this conversation as well, just thought. >> yeah and there is another thing, why did it happen here i guess phil wrote about this it is there something about why boston on. do i answer the right posture question or another? >> on so i have is a revolution did this in the way of a history revolution they don't want to change the company rules because they spent while overcoming th

. >> just wilcox, that was pretty good. he will be playing on sunday. >> he certainly will. -dylan? -oh, mr. d. you jog here, too? i'm a half a block from my house. are you wearing boots? okay, this is less of a coincidence than it seems. i've been following you around for a few days. it's about haley. i know she's in a relationship, but i love her, and i think she loves me. dylan, i heard about what happened. i wouldn't read too much into it. it was only one kiss. -uh... -two kisses? okay. i went to dylan's house to tell him it wasn't okay that we kissed, and i ended up sleeping with him. i would go back to his house to tell him it wasn't okay we slept together, but where does that go? i just want to talk to her, and she won't return my calls. she's ghosting you? for an older dude, you always kept up with the lingo. word. aw, i'm sorry, man. you're a good guy. you deserve better than being ghosted. -i'll talk to her. -you'd do that for me? -yeah, i'll throw her a gab. you stab me? -huh? darn it. i think luke's messing with me. ♪

. >> the owner glen wilcox says a number of things are good for business. one the public safety power offs. >> it was for us and many other people, the people that sell generators. >> but an even better business driver, winters that deliver rain. >> a lot of times we see there are fewer spare the air days during rainy periods. rain makes the customer think hey we probably need a fire. >> yes, that's why we came out because we are like do we want to do this in the rain? >> chris mckellvy likes the recycled option to keep her house warm. >> when this burns you can't see any smoke out of the wood stove. >> something else to be sensitive with the scar that have not fully healed in this region. >> any sort of wildfire. whether the recent fire that we had. it is a reminder of what happened. >> so while some areas may be moving away from the fireplace northern sonoma county is keeping the home fires burning. >> the further north you go away from highly populated areas. peoplerelying on the natural fuels. >> in santa rosa. kpix. >>> one of the city of fremont's hol

we first told you about this story at wilcox high. students claim football players bullied a male cheerleader including homophobic slurs. police have concluded the investigation and said today the actions were hateful, threatening, and mean spirited. however they do not rise to the level of a criminal threat. >>> a high profile meeting happening within the hour in palo alto. it's called a poland mark moment in the fight to end online hate speech. mark zuckerberg has invited to his home one of the best known muslim rights advocates. they'll discuss the efforts to e are move antimuslim hate speech from facebook. she spoke exclusively with us. robert handa joins us with that interview. robert. >> reporter: well, this could be a game-changing meeting with cara getting a chance to speak directly to mark zuckerberg in his home away from any other distractions. kara is a national rights advocate. she previously served as counsel for the u.s. senate judiciary committee. althou although kara has created many links, some argue getting facebook

house divided coach wilcox and coach shaw hugged it out then the teams did their thin davis mills to off by chris brown jr. at 7-7. 10-10 in the third. scarlet jumps over the pile. you have to love these coordinator cams. these guys are fired up. cal responds midway through the fourth. chase garbers to nico ramihyo. stanford made a field goal, made it 20-17. garbers' pass escapes, gets some velocity, he scores. cal takes the lead, 24-20. fun fact, cal is undefeated this year when garbers plays the whole game. that's what happened on saturday. blue and gold stormed the field. that nine-game losing streak is over. cal beats stanford 24-20. >> just to see the joy on our players, the coaches, the fans, the student body, the alumni, it's a really special moment. i want our guys to soak it up because it's big. just really proud of our team and how they continue to fight through a tough game and found a way to win it. >> i'm hurting for our seniors, i feel bad for them. i feel like the rest of us let our seniors didt alw them to finish their careers here with the "x." trailing 24-14. jack s

house divided, coach wilcox and shaw hugged it out.s, to donald stewart, his first career touchdown, 40 yards. 7-0 cardinal. late first quarter, cal a drive finished by brown jr., 7-7. still tied 10-10 in the third. cameron scarlet jumps over the pile and it's a touchdown. offensive coordinator pritchard you have to love the coordinator cams surfing. cal responds through the fourth, chase gashers to ramiile. stanford made it 20-17. garrbers back to pass, escapes and gets them blocked and sres. cal takes the lead 24-20 and fun fact, cal is undefeated this year when garrvers plays the whole game. that happened on saturday. the blue and gold stormed the field. the losing streak is over. cal beats stanford 24-20. >> to see the joy on the faces of our players and coaches and fans and student body, alumni, what it means. it's really special moment. i want our guys to soak it up. it's because it's big. just really proud of our team and how they continue to fight thr through a tough game. >> i feel bad for our seniors and the rest of us let ou

house divided, coach wilcox and shaw hugged it out. then the teams did their thing.is mills, to donald stewart, his first career touchdown, 40 yards. 7-0 cardinal. late first quarter, cal a drive finished by brown jr., 7-7. still tied 10-10 in the third. cameron scarlet jumps over the pile and it's a touchdown. offensive coordinator pritchard you have to love the coordinator cams surfing. these guys are fired up. cal responds through the fourth, chase garr vers to remle. stanford made it 20-17. garrbers back to pass, escapes and gets them blocked and the corner and he scores. cal takes the lead 24-20 and fun fact, cal is undefeated this year when garrbers play the game on saturday. the blue and gold stormed the field. the losing streak is over. cal beats stanford 24-20. >> to see the joy on the faces of our players and coaches and fans and student body, alumni, what it means. it's really special moment. i want our guys to soak it up. it's because it's big. just really proud of our team and how they continue to fight through a tough game. >> i'm hurt for our seniors.

the what the witness is an important so always good to talk to professor many thanks indeed claude wilcox there from georgetown university a power sharing agreement is expected to be signed between yemen's government and southern separatists on tuesday but in the remote and strategically important islands of so called people appear to be divided many of them support saudi arabia but want the united arab emirates to go they said that abu dhabi is sending forces to take strategic areas and is using the islands to recruit faces and visitors energy well reports. chanting no to occupation hundreds in psychiatrist capital marks to the coalition's headquarters on sunday calling on u.a.e. forces to leave the island. sokoto cannot be sold at any price 6. and he who relies on traitors and mercenaries will never prosper 6. protesters also affirm their support for the internationally recognized government of up to rob who months are hadi whose government in exile is based in riyadh. last month local governor romney mushrooms irritated southern separatists by barring foreign nationals from entering th

willing to testify in the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump and speak with the clyde wilcox in richmond virginia is a professor of government at georgetown university could have you with us once again professor. i was supposed to testify today in the closed door hearings he's a no show and yet he's indicated his willingness to testify if a court allows him to do so what's going on here well so this is a position of several people in the administration and they claim that the court has to clear them from executive privilege claims in order to be able to cast of i think it's pretty clear the courts will clear them to do that and so he will be able to go forward and testify but i think it gives them a little protection against the argument that he's being disloyal ok the washington post says that if you testified bolton is expected to confer. the that the statements. and describe his conversations with trump what sort of witness will he make. we'll leave the high ranking very conservative band he's a little bit of a loose cannon but i think that conservative republicans will ha

. >> jordan wilcox, rand corporation.do you feel that the threats posed by huawei have a parallel partner in companies in china and data collection for devices of any kind in the united states and if so do you think, what could be done to monitor that? >> very good question. i mentioned earlier the letter from senator schumer regarding tick-tock and we see members of both parties expressing concern, not just from china but other countries, face apps which is owned by a russian company, concerns have been expressed about how data generated on both platforms using these apps could be used or misused although the fcc does not exercise jurisdiction over companies like that unless we are monitoring the situation. from a conservator perspective it may not be different from another, the functionality of it, the location of where the data is stored, the practices regarding how the information is used are things the united states government needs to take a look at. we worked consistently with the department of homeland security cy

we have another in a town called wilcox, arizona, which is not too far from the mexican border and essentially in the middle of nowhere, which is what we really like. dougway proving ground in utah and air force base in california. next up is a big moment for us. it's what we call our pat aboard test conducted at the white sands test facility. this vehicle will roll out to the launch pad there in a very near few tour and you will see this test, if all goes well with our final preparations in november which is a very big stepping stone leading up to uncrewed test flight. we'll fly an uncrewed test flight which will dock at the international space station prior to putting a crew on board in the near future. again, that's a little summary. i do look forward to your questions. this is what the future of space flight holds. thank you. [ applause ] >> now, for our next speaker, hans koenigsmann is vice president of the flies riblt team at spacex where he leads -- oversees launch readiness process and assesses and resolves launch risks. he's built up the avionics software and guidance control navigat