rebecca:rain will end this morning as a system moves of to the south. rsday a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread soaking rains to our region, with showers to follow from thursday night into saturday. temperatures will remain cooler than normal through the week and into the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) people who no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) people who live in the recent burn and mudslide-devastated areas of southern california are bracing for more stormy weather. there's been nearly two months of clean-up work since those deadly mudslides tore through dozens of homes in montecito -- and killed 21 people. since then, there hasn't been a lot of rain and crews have been able to clear th

, a system that links to wada. once a dirty sample is download and wada becomes aware of it, then action to suspend the athlete occurs. deciderring the doctor this disappearing methodology was in place for russia for visit the entire time he was the director of the russian anti-doping center and was ordered not by him but by his bosses in the kremlin, and it was helped -- he orchestration was assist by the enter for sports preparation and the agency to the kgb so that covers out of fish -- out of competition testing. testing, theition system was dizzying in its checks and balances to make sure that russians did not get caught. before the games, athletes were given a very sophisticated cocktail of three performance-enhancing drugs. the main problem, as many of you may know from taking them is the time in which it stays in your system. devised a way to mix the performance-enhancing drugs without a hall and have the athletes swished it in their mouths for a while and then spit it out. that would keep the performance-e

the second thing, we start to see many americans in a two tiered healthcare system. if you have a lot of money, great. concierge care. if you don't have any money you do the best you can and hopefully you know somebody who can get you to the right place to get treatment. that is not a good thing in our country. what we are talking about his market-based incentives so that we move away from fee for service medicine where you get paid for how many things you do for us to a system that says you pay for quality. it has taken us four years to get insurance companies and providers on the same page. we are now providing bonuses to primary care operations that deliver better healthcare at a lower price. that means they look at all their procedures and also work aggressively to make sure specialists do the best job they can do. great. what we are doing is like spitting in the ocean. because if you really want to control healthcare costs in this country it is up to businesses. big businesses have got to start saying to insurance companies, they have to say to their providers, e

rebecca:rain will end this morning as a system moves of to the south. n wednesday night and thursday a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread soaking rains to our region, with showers to follow from thursday night into saturday. temperatures will remain cooler than normal through the week and into the weekend. major hot spot in milpitas sb 880 before hwy 237 all lanes may still be blocked. overturn accident in san mateo on peninsula ve overpass at 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) uber and lyft say their ride sharing services reduce traffic congestion... but several studies show they're doing the opposite. nearly six out of ten boston ride-share users said if the service were not available...they would have walked, biked, or used mass transit. a similar study found an upsurge in taxis and ride-sharing vehicles was slowing traffic in manhattan. researchers in san francisco found that ride-sharing cars accounted for around 20 percent of traffic

peoplere a lot of frustrated when they think people are freeloading on the system. the last thing any of us want to do is add more bureaucracy to everybody to try and compel us -- a small number of people back into work. do we want everybody to work? yes. our unemployment last summer was 2.3%. we need every able-bodied in colorado because the economy is going strong. opportunitye every to try and expand opportunities for special needs people. that is a system wide desire. are we going to put up some sort of penalty if people are going to -- are not going to work when they have the opportunity? we will have to look at that and see what the overall cost to the system is. i don't know the merits of it. i think most of this country has been built on people working. >> are you going to take a federal labor for work requirements? >> the legislature is working on that. we are all looking at doing a waiver for the reinsurance. we are in general assembly, i don't know where it is. have this friend, he handed me a saw when i was try to get the budget balanced. he came to my of

company that is capable of creating a system for that that could be a national/international system with efficiency. housing that could reduce costs and increase long term quality of each building. design and implementation of integrative service and recovery system based on the mormon system of salt lake city utah, i knew a pharmacist who recovered from a break down in such a system and told me all about it. it's something really worth looking into. the 110% collateralization issue could be an obstacle for formative start ups in most economic sectors ending in environmental economic and social sustainable and funded or underwritten by deposits by the disruption of the industry that will support extremely rapid growth by them and strong profitability for them. i would rather see fractional reserve lending authorities so they could compete head-to-head with large private banks. but i do support small community banks and community development banks as well as credit unions. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> thank you. honorable supervisors, my brothers and sisters, i just want to

system. and this is a visualization of what our new system looks like. you will see there's a lot of components to it. and temporary shelter is just one part of it. den, temporary shelter only solves people's problems and nav centers and the like on a temporary basis. let's talk about the inventory. people send to focus on nav centers. but there's 2,300 shelter beds in our system. and they range from emergency shelters where you can stay one night and the others where you can stay longer. again, we try to measure our success based on how our system is doing. not how one particular program is doing. the program on the temporary shelter side is much bigger than nav centers. i think everybody knows at this point what nav centers are. i like to refer to them as shelters as they should be. there are essentially shelters but there are some unique features that don't exist in other shelters. they allow people to bring in pets, partners and their possessions. the services on site are more robust and there's deeper partnerships with h.s.a. and the department of he

, a system that links to wada. once a dirty same is downloaded into the -- wada become wears of it and action to suspend the athlete occurs. deciderring the doctor this disappearing methodology was in place for russia for visit the entire time he was the director of the russian anti-doping center and was ordered not by him but by his bosses in the kremlin, and it was helped -- he orchestration was assist by the center for sports preparation and the fsb which, as wall said is the sundayor -- successor agency for the kgb. that is out of competition test. for in-competition testing, testing while the games are going on, the system was dizzying in its checks and balances to ensure that russians didn't get caught. before the games, athletes were given a very sophisticated cocktail of three performance-enhancing drugs. now, the main problem with taking performance-enhancing drugs is that the time during which it stays in your system, but the doctor devise he a way to mix them with alcohol and have the athletes swish is i

models higher performance loads of new features and just about any driver a system available on a normally extensive list of optional extras. here on the racetrack klaus's switched off vehicle safety systems that means it will rely on the car's mechanical grip which he says he's absolutely exquisite. the car responds precisely when you accelerate so this is like overstating. the thing about. which is easy enough to handle and either way these settings of. the vehicle. g.t.s. models generally have the best overall package in their series and g.p.s. isn't a drastic redesign more like a sensible upgrade even normal came in some boxes just flick around corners beautifully but the g.p.s. goes the extra mile with all the extra gadgets on board that are ordinarily very pricey yet on those standards include the adaptive p.s.m. shastri that drops the car by ten millimeters the small corner package with dynamic transmission bearings and a porsche talk lecturing plus system with exotic trying to riyadh differential lock . came in g.t.s. has a mid engine running right behind. and behind that is the tr

that's a fundamental problem of our economic system--that it produces a crisis of this sort. i won't take the time to tell you the details of what happens to people who are unemployed, particularly for long periods of time, and the current unemployment is very long for people who are without work. they suffer self-esteem problems. they suffer mental and physical health problems. their families are more likely to break u up. they lose the s skis that they once hahad when they'e out of work for long periods of time. their children have more difficulty in school. the costs of these kinds of crisis last for generations. the amount of human damage, the amount of waste of resources is beyond calculation. a system thhat does this, let alone a system that does it repeatedly, cannot talk about efficiency because whatever the efficiency is of a particular factory or a particular production process is completely overwhelmed by the inefficiency of massive numbmbers of unempmployed peopl, un-utilized resources, and lost output that could meet social needs. but it's s worse. it's not just

and it has systems. there is a symphony system for example used by some financial institutions in new york. we do have systems where you retain a high degree of competence and security of the system. but nonetheless, we preserve lawful access to regulatory and law enforcement purposes where there is a legitimate need. i actually never had a super nintendo i got >> we have two more questions. >> david green with nbc universal. mr. deputy attorney general i wonder if you would speak about the priority of your department. with the issue of piracy content theft and whether that is an important issue for the department of justice. >> it is still an important as it was when you were there 25 years ago. one of my curly colleagues at the department of justice. we have not talked about the intellectual property but that is one of our top priorities. in fact recently, established intellectual property around the world announced identified ip coordinators that we set up with detailed department attorneys stationed in foreign

the idea of the current system benefits rural areas. the founder of mtv wrote a book that deals with all of this. the real benefit of the current system is battleground states. live in a small state. i will be ignored under a national popular vote. no. there are not enough people there to elect a president. candidates would have to campaign everywhere. >> it is a fallacy. >> i'm a candidate for a state legislature in west virginia. we are not on your list. we are not on any good list. is, i would like to know with our legislature so change-resistant perhaps a good strategy would be not to convince them but to use us as your champions of change for people trying to run now. are there resources available to help us? >> i would say there are definitely resources to get you educated. we always look for self-starters. i have been in the virginia legislature for two sessions. bipartisan support. not enough to get through either chamber at this point. we would be happy to get our shoulder to the wheel. it requires self starters willing to reach out on both sides of the

after that, colder weather returns as a system drops down from the north. locally windy conditions can also be expected especially sunday into monday. ( mabrisa ) ( mabrisa ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) back to our top story this morning.. the mass shooting in flordia.( robin ) what happened there is top of mind for a lot of local parents... as they try to explain incidents likw this to their children. kron 4's will train joins us live from rosa parks elementary in berkeley. will... ( robin ) thanks will. ( darya ) and warriors coach steve kerr is weighing in on the school shooting in florida... saying that the government could be doing more. kerr said in part... "it doesn't seem to matter to our government that children are being shot to death day after

then people sit back and say are you kidding me, we have a system riggede not only is it a winner take all system it could , be that candidates spend their time figuring out how to recruit electors to get them to switch in the electoral college, which i think would be a revolution on our side because people would say enough of this stupid system and let's get something else. as you were saying, the simplest thing would be a national popular vote with 300 electors pledged. >> we have about 20 minutes left in this session and i would like to turn it over to you. we have a young woman with the microphone in the back. i have a hard time seeing people, so move around the room to give people a chance. lessig, inssor terms of raising the anxiety levels of the vested interests, let's say for example that you are successful and anxiety levels do rise. doesn't that perhaps trigger the possibility of an article five constitutional convention being called, and with dark money interests attempting to roll the dice and expecting to carry the as, even though the numbers i understand them are not quit

when the courts are doing that but explain for our viewers the difference between you know a sovereign system and the way that things operate just in general with how banks and all your money right is in a sovereign system the cash in coin your pocket has the same principle is the same inside the bank as it is in your pocket. the banks can't lend against deposits any longer in the sovereign system whereas they can in the ordinary systems that exist in the world now and as a result. the banks cannot do what's called maturity transformation where when they take in your deposits they then make loans against it there are long that is what basically expands the economy in a wide number of ways but it also leads to the boom bust cycle because if all of a sudden the the the assets turn bad whether their mortgages or whatever type of loans that are made there are immediate there can be an immediate demand for cash and a run on the bank this can't happen in a sovereign money system basically all of the deposits are walled off into their own little separate subsidiary that's not part of the bankruptcy

after that, colder weather returns as a system drops down from the north. locally windy conditions can also be expected especially sunday into monday. (mabrisa rodriguez)no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) a school bus driver in vacaville is under arrest... accused of assaulting a special needs... elementary school elementary special needs... assaulting a accused of toll to 101. toll to 101 no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. toll to 101.min from the less than 20 min from the

is a joke and laws don't matter. >> i don't think the system is a joke. especially for these young people, their fundamental as you mentioned, their futures are hanging in the balance, they're very concerned about whether they're going to be deport ordinary allowed to stay, question mark. i don't think the system is a joke.

you may ask of the framers of our constitution invented such a system. the answer to that, you need to go back to the world of 1780 seven. our constitution was drafted by in secret that were hammering out a lot of differences between different factions and different kinds of states. the electoral college itself was a product of many compromises. to understand why we haven't, you have to understand the special interests that were placated by the creation of the electoral college -- to understand why we have it. becausestates a role they chose electors. it protected smaller states from bigger states, the same way the senate gives a little extra support. it protected the slave south against the north because the system of choosing electoral votes depends in part on the number of representatives a state has, and the original constitution insulated the representation of a slave south by counting slaves as 3/5 of a person. finally, the people who were worried about having to make -- direct democracy on a nationwide scale. it was something that had never been tr

today we are shifting just a little as a system rides over the north of that ridge of high pressure. here's a look at what is going on right now. harley cloudy skies and patchy fog. that's in the northbay. visibility near the airport is reported at about two miles. it stretches out toward american canyon and highway 37. it was down to about a quarter of a mile. it is fluctuating out there. heads up on that. we will be in the 40s there. 45 in napa and upper 40s in walnut creek. 52 in hayward and 50 degrees at half moon bay. that is a big change from the weekend where we had an offshore breeze driving the numbers at half moon bay. saturday and sunday we woke up in the 60s. 49 degrees at woodside. in the hills of those -- in the hills it is a little bit warmer. this afternoon, a lot of 70s. 70 in concord and 72 in mountain view. upper 60s in san francisco and 70 degrees in san mateo. we will look at the extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. it is great weather. >> some people may come up with a little cough so they don't have to go to work. >> shore. not feeling so well. >> r

it‘s a speaker system for other people to use. could be placed. we are looking at options for a wearable tech extending from the body. an emerging area in fashion design being utilised by open style lab is conductive fabric. this is material that can be stitched into clothing to create working circuits within garments. this allows for switches to be contained inside clothing, which can in turn be used to operate inbuilt items such as lights, heaters and even electric motors. this one, i haven‘t looped it on but what it‘s doing is using a microcontroller chip and i‘ve pretty much asked it to do the same switch, because it‘s got conductive fabric inside, so when you touch one of the pockets it will send a signal and i did it for the microcontroller to send a signal if it‘s left or right, and these are some of the prototypes that were made for a woman with breast cancer to see her range of motion. so this is one of my first iterations of putting on the chip and using conductive thread to figure out how the circuit lives inside a garm

we had a system that basspassed earlier today. even parts of upper bucks county. this will stay to our north, and they are plaguing folks with very heavy snow. we have a storm system lifts out of the gulf and this will bring us rain for much of the weekend. the first half of the day tomorrow is quiet. run your errands on saturday afternoon. maybe you will sit in and watch the olympics here on nbc 10. temperatures will rise quickly. by the time the rain comes in tomorrow afternoon, and overnight into sunday we get a line of showers, maybe some imbedded thunderstorms. it will come through the same place again and again. a break on sunday morning, well into the mid 50s, and another batch of rain comes through sunday night and it is still very high. we will cool down to the 40s after that which is not that cool, the bigger story will be all of the rain. we could see two or three inches across the i-95 corridor. keep an eye out, you may see localized flooding. 39 in delaware. for tomorrow, you'll will looking at cloud cover out there. the lehigh valley 51 on the shore.

this is a cold system and a cold pattern. not so much with the first system but look at thursday. if this materializes this will be the best. let's hope this materializes. if stockton and sacramento can get 2 1/2 to three and a quarter, now we're talking. a winter weather advisory in the 10:00 tonight. for those of you who follow the global model projections, the 10 day outlook for the sierra on the gfs was 58 inches of snow. let's hope that holds. and it will probably build a ridge in in six hours. that's a weather joke. 2 to 4 inches of snow at the 2000-foot level. we have a system moving in. look at this. lower snow levels in parts of lake county and some of the rain, i've seen a third of an inch in mendocino county. and 27 truckee. and 47 in monterey. and the snow is moving in now. hence the winter weather advisory. and you can see everything dropping down from the north. and that will sweep in with cooler air. and a breezy, cool pattern tonight into tomorrow morning. 50s on your temps. and not so much this system but the next one. and it looks rather solid for thursday, friday

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a weather system coming in from the atla ntic a weather system coming in from the atlantic loads of coldl be some snow, giving a covering for many into tuesday morning. by tuesday morning it will go into northern england and wales. this system is weakening all the time of the head southwards during tuesday. sleet and snow tending to fizzle out. a few heavy snow and hail showers will follow on tuesday for parts of scotland, northern ireland and wales. into wednesday morning but still close by south east england and east anglia and the risk of a few snow and sleet showers. mostly cloud and rain around with sleet and snow on higher ground. in the first half of the week there could be some snow. this is bbc news, the headlines at four: government ministers are more united over brexit than critics claim, says the home secretary. we meet in the committee, we meet privately for discussions. i think we will arrive at something which suits us all. two people have been killed and dozens injured after two trains collided with each other in the united states. sinn fein‘s gerry kelly is reported to t

the fact that the saudi court system there is no justice system it's a court system that's not dependent it's not modern you're talking about a government that is implementing apartheid policies against women against and against blacks racist policy against blacks and against other people and of course a lot of abuses and restrictions on religious freedom of all including the majority sunni population so it's not about cases in terms of part you know thirty people that has to disappear before them thousands have been out of state including a doctor and that danny and dr mohammed who are the founders of a bar for example in terms of creating a death squad that has been murdering the protesters in the eastern province including three children and that hasn't. been talked about into including rape yes now we found out there's a case of raping four asian workers experience in our mia by saudi special forces who have destroyed completely and used military grade explosives and weapons to. raise an entire quarter of a city so heading in the hands of the let you

system. every day, every year since the 1920s. a simple data point with one of the outcomes of the robust maintenance program. due to the maintenance activity since 2010, we have significantly reduced the amounts of water that leaks from the awss system. reduced the leakage by over 400,000 gallons per day. not only increase the performance of the system, better able to meet the requirements of fire department, but also saves almost 150 million gallons of water per year, drinking water per year that is saved. we have made solid progress over the past eight years, our work is certainly not done. we will continue to complete critical maintenance tasks and routine and nonroutine. additionally, the following are some key capital projects currently designed or under construction. we are connecting the 70 million gallons south basin of the university mound reservoir to the awss. completed in 2018. once completed, eight times more in city water available for the awss. by that connection. additionally, 16 pipeline and tunnel projects under c

this is tied up with a weather system in the atlantic. s going to bring some outbreaks of rain as we go on through the day. a real split in temperatures as we start off the morning. perhaps as much as —5, —6, in the south—east. temperatures generally above freezing for northern ireland and northern scotland. this is how the day starts off, at 8:00am. where we have the coldest weather in east anglia and the south—east, that's where we'll have the brightest weather. a lot of sunshine to come. the south—west, wales, northern england, thick clouds, outbreaks of mostly light and patchy rain at this stage. a lot of cloud into southern scotland. but for northern ireland, northern scotland, something more bright. sunny spells returning. a rash of showers up towards the north—west, but because of the slightly milder air, most showers falling as rain rather than anything more wintry. now, as we go on through the day, we take this band of cloud and these outbreaks of rain further south and east. do you see the deep blue colours? that indicates the ra

as i mentioned a few moments ago the commuter passenger russ system is a safe system. the course when an accident happens it's a tragedy and we feel for the victims and we know we need to continue to work towards a safer system could ablate the public necessarily feels that they are not that we need as professionals to provide the best service and safety we possibly can. >> my time is up. thank you very much mr. chairman mr. chairman. >> mr. mast you are recognized for five minutes. >> aq chairman for letting me join your subcommittee today. i thank you all for being here to discuss this very important rail system agency and positive train control. south florida where i represent palm beach and the treasure coast nearly every single crossing we have in our area is the same level as the cars, the walkers and bicyclists. we are very for meyer with freight traffic but we have also had commuter rail fare not at a high-speed known as the tri-rail that's been running there for years. as of this january just recently we also now have the bright light of railroad which is runni

of a single redeeming quality of the current system. the real problem is that in every presidential election, if you are a battleground state voter, you get what you want from the american president and the rest of us are forced to deal with that because we happen to be in reliably republican or democratic states. okay. so the real short coming, right, is that too few voters feel valued, a legitimate value in terms of their participation in presidential campaigns, whether you're a democrat in louisiana or a republican in minnesota, you feel undervalued in presidential campaigns. the second real short coming is that that impacts public policy. and if you think that's a little thing, my conservative friends, think about the republican president that passed a trillion dollar prescription drug benefit to appease the voters of the i-4 corridor of florida in essential swing state and presidential elections. these are little decisions that get made, they're big decisions that get made. so the national popular vote interstate compact in my last

of a single redeeming quality of the current system and the real problem is that in every presidential election if you are a battleground state voter you get what you want from the american president and the rest of us, of are forced to deal that because we have to be in reliably republican or democratic states. the real shortcoming is that too few voters feel valued, a legitimate value, in terms of dissipation and presidential campaigns whether you are a democrat in louisiana or a republican in minnesota you feel undervalued and presidential campaigns. the second real shortcoming is that that impacts public policy and if you think that is a little thing, my conservative friends, think about the republican president the past a trillion dollar prescription drug benefit to appease the voters in the quarter of florida and essentials state in central elections. they are big decisions get made. the national popular vote interstate compact in my last 30 minutes. what it does is ask you to add your legislator. [laughter] right? thirty seconds. what did i say, 30 minutes? i want to thank the r

convicted in the air force of domestic violence was not supposed to get a gun but yet the air force did not give the records to the system and he got a gun. that is one of the reasons why we passed legislation to plug that pole to make sure that wasn't the case that came from hearings and we had hearings on the gaps in the system and that led to the conclusion there were gaps to be fixed that led to legislation that has now passed the house. >> so the question is you say now to say that something isn't right but do you consider a select committee? >> congress should do its job we passed mental health legislation two years ago because of the underlying mental health program one -- problem with the shootings that legislation is now implemented so from earlier reporting's me understand now there are issues with this shooting so are those laws where they need to be are they being implemented or enforced? we do have laws on the books designed to prevent people from mental illnesses to get firearms or those who have criminal backgrounds but the question is are they working the right way? we found some loopholes. >> would you c

to make that work, we need to make sure that there is a good system for transferring credit, so you can put together a degree from different places. we need to be open to more kinds of college credentials. we need to modernize our financial aid system so that people can use their student loans or grants for degrees that fit the modern labor market. at the same time, we have to make sure that we have a strong element of quality control and consumer protection in there. if we open up the floodgates and do not look after things, there is a real opportunity for exploitation, and we have seen some of the worst of that over 10 years. it is innovation, financial access, and quality as a triangle, and looking at all three of those things at the same time. >> and i would add to that, governor, that we have gone from 45,000 on-campus students to roughly 75,000 on-campus students, and they have enhanced their four-year graduation rates, productivity, and we could not have done that without an innovative faculty and technology as our friend. once we built that technology platform, the- way we are t

plus keeps an eye on the car surroundings and the driver's reactions it includes a pre-crash system that was the driver of any risk of accident and brakes on time is also a lane departure assist adaptive speed regulation. emanuel says the ex is a facelift included not only lots of technology like the lexus safety system plus there's also the new radiator grille that. unlike his predecessor the new quote all is dominated by l. shaped horizontal bars that emphasize the baldness of the front right behind it the electric motor and gasoline engine. four point six meters long the lexus an x. three hundred h. provides enough space for passengers and luggage as is typical of an s.u.v. . seventeen or eighteen inch. wheels. the radiator grills design is repeated in the detail like the rear bumper has also been adapted to the new design and dropped a lot. to the interior is luxury isn't attractive as you'd expect from a lexus as emmanuelle here almost call it with futuristic again as usual with lexus going at it and looks brand new here is this touch pad that recognizes handwriting and you don

malfunction of some respect human enjoy human to human there and so any system that depends on machines never failing or humans never and is a bad system we have to have a system that dissipates there will be failures and acts accordingly and that means you have to have safeguards building in your decision process that accommodate the possibility of machine failures or human furious. as you were a policy coordinator on the north korean nuclear problem and even one on that historic visit to pyongyang in ninety nine and i know that your diplomatic efforts almost resulted in success aspect than until it went sour again what is it that the current us administration is doing wrong what north korea i think really is where north korea is working right now they are moving forward with an i.c.b.m. program moving forward of the nuclear program the nuclear program even includes thermo nuclear weapons so they are putting together very. substantial threat in the face of international opposition in the face of un resolutions of the contrary that's the problem we're faced with today and the question is how do we deal with a politically and