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between commercial, and national operators in terms of what their current orbits are, so that more acrate avoidance maneuvers can be made. it would be a really terrible thing to execute a collision avoidance maneuver, only to increase your risk from colliding with another object. now, the other things that we can do are more political in nature. this is one of those problems where you have a number of commercial and national actors who all get benefit from placing objects up in orbit, in space. this is one of those shared commons problems where you have, a resource or a capacity, to put things up on orbit and marginal use by one actor, can potentially degrade the environment. so it's something where we have to have a lot of open communications and hopefully consensus amongst international actors and corporations. laura: you're saying that this is political as well as a diplomatic issue. ultimately, whose problem is it to solve? prof. holsinger: that is a great question. it is something that the united states government takes very seriously and there are active efforts to be good citizens

dc's most acrat. >> so, turning to weather. i am really excited are here by the way. so nice to have topper in the house on a sunday. we appreciate that. >> we have good news, too. sometimes i am here and it is not so good. >> usually people see you and they are like oh, no. talk about the 3 degrees guarantee. >> we felt confident. high of 50 and thought that was good. we reached 52. okay. >> all right. >> now, 27 in the last 29. and we are going to go 63 tomorrow. guidance going anywhere from 60- 66. splitting the difference. live look outside. now, down to 40. dew points above freezing. ed in of the beltway you will not make it below freezing tonight. but you can. a jacket in the morning, good idea for you and the kids at the bus stop. now, bus stop temperatures, 30- 42. not much wind to start. and then a cold start but a warm finish tomorrow. even warmer tuesday, wednesday, thursday. now, 60s tomorrow and 70s for 6:00, 6:30. the temperatures in the 30s. about 35 in sterling. partly cloudy skies. midmorning, nine clock. back in the middle 40s, more sunshine. now, we

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and still has big surprises for the enemy in the coming days, unless the enemy stops the brutal acration against gaza. on saturday, the british cargo ship ruby mar, which had been targeted by the yemani army last month, sank in the red sea, the sinking of the ruby." mar has raised concerns about the potential ecological damage to the red sea and its coral reefs, as it was carrying more than 41 tons of fertilizer and had leaked oil for several days after the attack. yeah, many officials hold the us and uk fully responsible for any pollution resulting from the sinking of the british ship. they assert that washington is the one militarizing the red sea supporting the israel war on gaza and depriving palestinians of humanitarian aid, which are the main reasons for yemani. operations reporting for press tv: in the streets of the gaza strip which was suffocating under wave of profound sadness, hopes of getting a loaf of bread turned into funeral processions and sorrow. on the morning that followed the dreadful flower massacre, families buried their hungry, martered children as arab aircrafts d

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and acratic consultant republic consultant will talk about the political landscape heading into 2020.sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. ♪ c-span'seek on newsmakers, brandon judd, border patrol council president talks about border policy in the trump administration, efforts to reduce illegal administration into the u.s., and how cartels enteral traffic across the u.s.-mexico border. southwest crosses the border illegally without the say-so of cartels. they control illegal crime on the border. these cartels operated every in everywn -- operate single town on the southwest border and they are very violent and dangerous. all you have to do is look at the murder rate in mexico to understand. the u.s. intelligence community has estimated criminal cartels 80% of somewhere around the country in mexico right now. that is on the high-end, there are lower estimates, but if you go lower, the fact criminal cartels control any part of mexico should be concerning. and it makes everything very dangerous. that is one reason why border pa

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even before the shooting they were facing acration issues.he school's president say they will certainly need a lot of help if the school is going to survive. it's unclear when classes will be resuming at oikos university. we are live this morning in oakland alex savidge. >>> this morning the three remaining republican presidential candidates are all looking to benefit from rick santorum dropping out of the race. >> obviously we would like to get his delegates. >> coming up at 5:15 the scramble for rick santorum's enforcement. >>> the latest search for a missing morgan hill teenager will resume in three hours. the class kids foundation is working tea's search. a photo d is require. the family is offering a there 10,000 reward. >>> the county planning commission had already arrived plans for a 269,000 square foot facility on grady ranch. some of the residence living near the property didn't like that. they were against the development. it would bring in a lot of noise and traffic and create environmental damage. in a new statement lucas film sa

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lincoln in 1838 warned about mob acratic leadership and feared when they lose the rule of law it will alter. what is the stake in this moment when the supreme court is under siege, and what he you want to tell your fellow citizens taken do about it? >> i went to tell my fellow citizens senator flake is an earnest, decent, kind man, someone who respects our democracy and rule of law. i hold that opinion fiercely about him despite as being from different parties, states, backgrounds, and frames of reference and despite our voting records being so sharply divergent. if citizens cannot hear the way that senators, presidents, members of the house can interact with each other in a respectful, descent, and for a way, than i am gravely concerned about the future of the rule of law and respect for core institutions of our society, and the way the rest of the world sees us. we are an exceptional experiment in human history. rarely, if ever, has a continental power assembled itself to be governed by its own people in an active original creation that was exceptional, but profoundly flawed, and di

launched acrats proposal to provide 1.1 billion dollars to fight the zika virus. they faulted the gop for packing the measure with restrictions on planned parenthood money and changes to policies on pesticide spraying. global news tweet for hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in -- in more than 120 countries. i mark crumpton. bloomberg west is next. ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." the biggest ipo is moving ahead despite turmoil in the market. we get a look at the japanese chat service line as it prepares to go of it. we will speak to the company's president about its new range of products. be tech disruption may coming to a theater near you. we will sit down with one of the men who built the flex -- built netflix. ofe is setting a price range 26 dollars to $32 a share for an offering of 35 million shares. the company hopes to raise $1.1 billion making it the biggest tech ipo of the year. how are investors looking at the deal? team has been reporting on this rotate ipo. tell us about the latest terms they said and

but if suddenly the houthis have some means of destroying any floating craft, let's say, the talas-acraticntries, who are so proud of their presence in the seas of 11 or 12 aircraft carriers, will be surprised provided that we know that there are always three of them there at most, and seven or eight are chilling at the berth walls, well, soon there will be one, perhaps, fortunately by the houthis, well, the european political. as always, is not involved, well, firstly, it won’t work out that way, it seems to me, because the military potential of the usa is being used, yes, my colleague said it absolutely correctly, and about fighters, and about everything else, yes, therefore , naturally, the incomparable military, even the combined military potential of europe, the europeans, yes, and the usa, they are incomparable, and indeed the americans, they bear military and political responsibility, of course, yes, probably, this is even such a main participant, yes, in the crisis. yes, on the part of the west, it is the americans, of course, therefore, let's say, they will listen, well, whether t

will take theirance whatever form they want to submit them but they need to be answers simple, being acrat. >> after our segment, senator lee tweeted out a whole youtube thing been pinocchio not buying the pfizer comment or the statement, on basically suggesting that he is skeptical that perhaps the company is mutating this covid-19 virus to keep it around to sell more. >> your those. >> at some point changing the definition of words has to end, we change definition of women definition of infrastructure, we changed definition releasings, eye parently twitter changed definition what it went to actually have the backdoor c. a we don't know who to trust but sure as heck don't trust insurance companies pharmaceutical companies made a killing in midst of this covid crises. maria: skro chris quite stunning i've got to see you pfizer did not respond initially but did responded to fox news friday a long i guess what senator lee is regulate away too convoluted i am trying to read through it definition of gain of function looks like crying boondoggle if changing around everyone upset rightfully so n

the mother telling cnn the congresswoman's words were acrate. the congresswoman said this when asked about it. >> stunned. still stunned. so insensitive. mr. trump is crazy. >> if t feud did little to shed light on what led to the ambush that killed johnson and three other soldiers. asked earlier why he didn't address the attack for nearly two weeks, the president falsely claimed his pres predecessors did not contact the families of fallen troops. >> if you look at president obama and other presidents, most of them didn't make calls. >> it's another mark on his credibility. today the president abruptly reversed course on health care after signaling his support for subsidies. >> we're going to have great solution ultimately for health care. >> he all with drew his support. >> we lamar alexander is working on it very hard from our side and if something can happen, that's fine. but i won't do anything to enrich the insurance companies because right now the insurance companies are being enriched. >> reporter: the underlying of this back and forth is