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deployment of these fisherman and partly that there are forces is that people talking that night this one tong actually just into the waters off this off the net to an island and then tonight lands are we being a new nation waters is part of the nation territory and that's absolutely very fisheries and here each area and more troubling troubling me for indonesia in the past few years you we see china and most recently actually this one china saying that they have traditional rights in that area fishing rights in that area defending expanding presence of foreign military military and fisherman call militia forces in that area that's why effectively knowing tunisia how is it territorial maritime disputes with china we do respect to south china sea 9 just like claims so do you think china is essentially testing the limits of indonesian patience and trying to see how far it can reach out. i think china's this and the patients are doing it so everyone's right by pushing the limits of what it's doing in the region since 2013 we have seen a significant recrimination up the east in the area just logic

next is our emergency medical services report from deputy chief sandra tong. we had a bump in the academy on 14, that's e.m.t. to paramedic. we had 16 newly pinned paramedics. they continue to meet with members of the e.m.s. leadership committee and the creation of various e.m.t. subcommittees. research committees are currently being formed. i have several pages of data. we can answer questions if you have to the e.m.s. 6 report. e.m.s. 6 report for november, there was a total number of unique individuals engaged was 82. in december, it was 109. then on page 26, the november top 20 call percent change was - 45%. in november, the top 20 call percent change was - 14%. plans are underway to conduct a six-week paramedic training course starting january 27. this will be for members selected to the e.m.s. 6 list. we're predicting ten people. to the nature crcan administra we went from 230 to 188. by the time a slight decrease from 147 to 122 with nonidentifiable home addresses, and then from 83 down to 66 in identifiable home addresses. in december, we saw a slight

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seefrom today's weather tong, tomorrow's business trends.chnology, you can see what others can't. ♪ gerry: my guess is historian murtaugh met the situation and iran. professor what can the united states, what should the united states do to encourage this movements against the leadership iran? >> i think of some of the declarations of support for the iranian people have been positive. mr. trumps tweets and persian was positive. my sense is the iranian regime 's international serious pressure. there should be, i think an international, led by the nine states because the united states is so important around the world. but in international pressure on the iranian regime that you are not going to be allowed to kill your people the way you did in november. gerry: so would that be more economic sanctions? already the u.s. has reimposed those sanctions after it suspended its involvement in the nuclear deal. i you suggesting there should be even tougher sanctions? >> i think there should be tougher sanctions against the irg see. i think there should

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so, the plan to bung a bob for the brexit big ben bong has all gone a bit pete tong — and ministers are kristiina cooper on bbc parliament on monday evening at 11pm for monday in parliament. but from me, david cornock, bye for now. big ben chimes hello. friday was a day of sunny spells and some blustery showers, but the weekend is upon us and there is a change. drier and sunnier throughout. some night—time frost is the other face of winter that we haven't seen much of so far this year. still a north—westerly ushering in showers to the north and north—east of scotland, but elsewhere, after a chilly start with frost for some, it is a dry, fine, crisp day. forget all about the double—figure temperatures, despite the sunshine, six, seven or eight will be your maximum. a widespread frost to get you into the first part of sunday. the one exception, the southerly breeze and the cloud, will keep things on the mild side. maybe a wee bit cloudier across the north and north—west of scotland. elsewhere it is another gloriously sunny day. again, those temperatures around 6—8. the southern half of th

deployment of these fisherman and partly that their forces is that people talking that my national and tong actually just into the waters off this off the net to an island and then to night lives are we 'd being a new nation waters is part of territory and that's absolutely very fisheries and here each area and more troubling troubling me for indonesia in the past few years you we see china and most recently actually this one china saying that they have traditional rights in that area fishing rights in that area defending expanding presence of part of military military and fisherman come militia forces in that area that's white effectively knowing tunisia has a territory maritime because that's what china we do respect that is outside of the 9 just like claims so do you think china's entry testing the limits of indonesian patience and trying to see how far you can reach out. i think china is this new patients to me so everyone's right by pushing the limits of what it's doing in the region since 2013 we have seen a significant recommission up the east in the area logical engineering on stero

so, the plan to bung a bob for the brexit big ben bong has all gone a bit pete tong — and ministers arerliament. but from me, david cornock, bye for now. big ben chimes hello. it‘s bitterly cold out and about. it looks like it will be the coldest night of the winter so far. and frost, ice and increasingly patchy fog will feature in the forecast for the next few days. in fact, with some sunshine and a lot of dry weather as well — although the sunshine will tend to fade as these weak weather fronts come around our area of high pressure and bring more cloud with them. but for the most part, it‘s dry. we do have a few showers lingering in the north and west of scotland, particularly in the northern isles, and a few rain and sleet showers coming into eastern parts of england — particularly east anglia. so with a widespread frost, —5, —6 in the countryside. ice obviously is going to be a concern, particularly where we have had the showers, but it has obviously been so damp. and freezing fog, particularly in the likes of the severn valley, up through the welsh marches, the cheshire plains, but

so, the plan to bung a bob for the brexit big ben bong has all gone a bit pete tong — and ministers arenjoin kristiina cooper on bbc parliament on monday evening at 11pm for monday in parliament. but from me, david cornock, bye for now. big ben chimes high pressure brought a very different weather to our shores this weekend. a lot of dry weather with sunshine but it was cold with frost and fog during the morning. monday, we start the new working week with high pressure and it will stay mainly dry with a good deal of sunshine, particularly across southern areas. further north, we have these weather fronts and more isobars bringing in more cloud and breeze, we start monday on a less cold note across the north and west of scotla nd cold note across the north and west of scotland than much of central southern portions of the uk. a hard frost out of town across central and southern england with some mist and fog likely. a big and strong area of high pressure holding on throughout monday. these weather fronts continue to bring in sicker cloud across north and west of scotland. that breeze fai

well, earlier i spoke to professorjon tonge, a specialist in northern irish politics from the universitye told me that following last month's general election, a return to power sharing was inevitable. frankly, people have called time. it is not that the people of northern ireland have ever given up on devolved power—sharing. every single survey showed that was what the electorate in northern ireland overwhelmingly wanted. but they were getting sick and tired of the fact that the big two parties had not gone back into stormont. there was a big blame game going on and irrespective of who was to blame, frankly the electorate had had enough. i think the parties got the message from last december‘s election and as soon as that exit poll appeared and as soon as we got the results in on election night, really, the devolution show was getting back on the road from then on. some people have suggested part of the reason that their minds were very focused on this deadline is that the northern ireland secretary, julian smith, had said two things. first, if this didn't happen he would hold money, an

so, the plan to bung a bob for the brexit big ben bong has all gone a bit pete tong — and ministers areiina cooper on bbc parliament on monday evening at 11pm for monday in parliament. but from me, david cornock, bye for now. big ben chimes hello. for much of england, wales and southern scotland, it's a cold and frosty start to monday. also some problems with fog, particularly across wales, north—west england and the midlands. we have already seen some poor visibility in places through the first part of the night. another thing of note is that the pressure reading across parts of wales has exceeded 1050 millibars and is continuing to rise. that's the highest it's been since 1957. this area of high—pressure is the dominant feature in the week ahead, bringing a lot of dry weather. this frontal system will bring some outbreaks of rain into northern scotland later on monday. but we start monday, for many, cold, frosty, temperatures as low as —6 or —7 across parts of southern england. close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. eight or nine for the far no

but the appeal for a big ben brexit bong has gone pete tong. yes, well, it has reached... over 100 grand now, the people chipping in to make the big ben bong. to make the bong. to make the bong bong. but the government has since said, well, we... they have gone a little cool from where boris johnson was on television the other day and crucially the house of commons authorities have said, it might be one hell of a mighty faff to make the bongs bong, but they are not sure there really is a mechanism for what is a public piece of building, bong... history. let's hear the leader of the... the people will chip in to do it. the leader of the commons jacob rees—mogg, this afternoon, involved in delivering some of the disappointing news. it seems to me with regard to bunging a bob for big ben bongs, one should not look gift horses in the mouth and if people wish to pay for things, i think that should be considered as part of their public spiritedness rather than feeling that everything should always fall on the hard—pressed taxpayer. so, the taxpayer won't pay, those people who've

tonging the cap from $13,000 $3000 or $2000 could make a world of difference for these people. some of these drugs cost well into six figures a year and it is just not sustainable. steve: kimberly leonard, you talked about alzheimer's, an insidious disease affecting so many americans where are we headed in this? kimberly: i know families get together and parents start to notice that their aging parents are dealing with these issues. start lanning and thinking about end-of-life care. it's not something that will only have to be dealt with medically, but it affects so many caregivers of parents with alzheimer's. we are heading into a massive generation that will have alzheimer's and parents who will need to care with them, and as a society, we will have to decide how we make sure caregivers don't also go broke when this happens, and develop issues of their own. it is really a bigger problem than alzheimer's itself. steve: let me ask you both about dr. collins, he is someone who is able to navigate through federal bureaucracy and congressional politics. his tenure at the nih in yo

i think that is a wonderful tong the president has done update a 25-year-old trade agreement. i think the china deal is a truce in an ongoing trade war. it is not in america's interest to have a return to the pre-trump chinese relationship that was providing american money and intellectual property to a techno italian state that is building a military to influence its democratic neighbors and challenge our preeminence. we need to disengage from china. if this truce leads to a capitulation from the next president, i think my children will rue the day that decision was made. burke, virginia, alexander. good morning. caller: thank you for c-span for taking my call. couple of things i would like to say. firstly, i am disappointed in c-span for having such an intellectually dishonest guest on. he has misrepresented donald trump's support, left and right on this show this morning. he did not even want trump until -- i will explain. untilp did not want trump it was too late in the primaries and they had burned through all of their candidates. they had 15 or 16 candidates if i remembe

we will fight hammer and tong that you are treated with the dignity that you deserve. think about it. it is so critical. why do we understand it in every other endeavor in life and not understand why it matters so much, so much to educators? we will start by tripling funding for title i schools. [applause] education and equity, and by the way, that's not a hard lift. that is from $15 billion to $45 billion a year. education iniquity is compounding the problem. it holds back our children, educators, and our communities from fulfilling the unlimited potential these kids have. we need to deal with the $23 billion gap between schools -- between majority white schools and nonwhite districts. [applause] mr. biden: and we are never going to have true equity in america until the quality of education does not depend on your zip code. this goes against every single instinct of what constitutes being an american. there are governors who have cut education budgets and make it much harder the next generation to realize their potential. i remember the iowa test, i remember when you

the tongs sworn in on saturday after the death of his cousin longtime ruler inside of science the new leader has promised to uphold his predecessor's approach as a regional peace maker. brings us this report from muskets. a seamless transition of power meant oman woke up to a new sultan while still in mourning for their late monarch at the royal palace hate them been thought it was saeed received world leaders there to offer condolences and pay their respects to all months new leader it's quite rare in the middle east for such a change in power to be so smooth for the new leader to inherit a country so stable and that is a large part of the late sultan qaboos his legacy at the grand mosque in oman's capital people shared memories often speaking of less as a rule or more like family who want to be a country from nothing. like what you see. used to in the last. prioritize diplomacy over division religious coexistence inside the country political noninterference outside neutrality as a way of keeping the peace. in. peace in the region. we hope. the success is meant. to continue in the sa

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especially if you have really bad ideas about dealings with these things, like thinking that we need tongour boys, send all of our money to defend borders in syria while our own border with mexico is completely wide open. people that are that dumb who have ideas like that, of course they would prefer to do a political persecution. they will let all that other stuff happen, all the stupid stuff happen, but the political persecution is so much easier. >> tucker: i think that's exactly right. maybe i shouldn't even say this on tv.v. you are from and live in a very rural area. when you read these stories with the suicide rate jumping or the opioid o.d. rate jumping, that's not affecting any neighborhood.d where we are sitting right now. it's affecting more where you live, and i wonder how frustrated people become if they see their neighborsve literally dying and nobody here cares. what do they think? >> it's amazing how much people back home have completely tuned out of everything that's going on up here. they could not tell john bolton from captain kangaroo. they certainly do not care about

same people had a democrat who acted the same way trump did, they would be going after him hammer and tongs. we tried that experiment in the late '90s with bill clinton whose ethical and moral transgressions were less than donald trump's if you take everything together. yet what happened, they used a two by four against clinton on morality and now that it's trump, they're his sword and his shield. that is what is so discrediting. >> peter wehner and jacqui lewis, thank you so much. >>> ahead, my colleague andrea mitchell will walk us through warm front biggest foreign policy issues happening right now. she'll have an expert panel of guests joining her, including some who worked as top advisers in the white house. >>> plus senator tim kaine who sits on both the foreign relations and armed services committees. when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more choice and control compared to ot

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fundamentally new and different challenges, it is clear that these national and will have tonges come, not from washington. for america'sws mayors. from waterloo to west sacramento we are putting cities and towns at the center of what we do. we take on an issue like climate change, the global security threat of our time. cities are leading the way. we have to not only rejoin the paris agreement, it is time to convene a pittsburgh summit to empower communities that have been finding local solutions, not waiting for washington to catch up. steps likee take next-generation resilience hubs, provide data and tools to support the communities at risk. when it comes to infrastructure, which is the one area where this president arrived with very high expectations on both sides of the aisle. i will admit that to some extent he had me fooled. we knew infrastructure was a bipartisan priority, good for the economy and sought for americans from coast-to-coast. unveiled thatplan had local governments doing the heavy lifting, which is how it works already. we put forward a $1 trillion plan that will

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this is an ongoing series that tongs historical perspective issues that congress is currently addressing. i should stress that the center is a strictly nonpartisan entity, and that the purpose of this program, and the others we do is not to advocate for any particular policies, but to provide historical context that can help inform policymakers and the public as they deal with difficult issues. toore handing this over james banner, i want to thank the support of the mellon foundation, which makes this series possible, and i want to , who hashel wheatley organized the arrangements, and i want to thank the office of jerry connelly, who looked room for a -- booked the room for us. we will be collecting questions on note cards. if you have not received one, and need one, let me know. in the second half of the hour, &a, if you could write out your questions, i would appreciate it. and now, professor james banner. banner: morning. briefly set the context for this discussion and introduce our speakers. session is devoted to the subject of congressional oversight of presidential behavior, but it

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