this rent rate has been reviewed and approved pursuant to an appraisal by an ma mai appraiser. the lease is full service. meaning that the landlord pays all expenses, and this is unchanged from the current agreement. >> chairwoman: thank you. colleagues, any questions? supervisor mandelman. >> i did notice that both this lease and the next are in hold-over status. so there were extension and they were not further extended during the actual term of the lease. i'm wondering, being new here, i don't know how often that happens, but it seems it is not ideal. and i want to understand how the department of real estate tries to avoid that happening. >> that is an excellent question. thank you for giving me an opportunity to explain the real estate's view on hold-over, if you'll indullcdullindulge me. it is the tenant who typically seeks an hold-over. typically hold-over is uged wheused when the tenant either has a new space but is waiting to build that out, so they need some short period of time before their new home is ready, or we need extra time to negotiate a new lease with the la

for an enclosed egress because they hid from him that there was an easement issue. so this came to our attention on february 14. the deadline for this appeal, february 14, we received an e-mail from sufthe in-house lar from sia consulting. mr. duffy is here and will know this is extremely improbable that david pang would have thought that there was a recorded easement in place without having required to see it, so this following week, i followed up on this e-mail and i spoke with david pang myself. i confirmed that this is just untrue. he -- he would not just assume that there was a recorded easement in place that would allow for primary egress to cross a boundary line. he also reaffirmed what he had said in his prior e-mail, that ego-5 would not authorize the enclosure of an egress. this is another reason why we believe a continuance is justified. and we think mr. duffy should look into this and investigate and come back to this appeals court and see whether or not the developers managed to fool the building department into rubber stamping -- into rubber stamping a

it's an irony. that the protection of our homeland security, which the president professs to, he's actually going to harm. -- professes to, he's actually going to harm. he's harming our military. 58 former national security officials condemned the president's emergency declaration and stated any redirection of funds will quote undermine u.s. national security and foreign policy interests. mr. chairman, if it is all right with you, under unanimous consent, i would offer this report into the record. >> without objection, so done. >> it's signed by such people from both sides of the aisle with decades of leadership experience in bipartisan, different administrations. such as madeline albright, james clapper, samantha powers, leigh-ann pineta, susan wright, just to name a few. and here are a few of their important findings, illegal border crossings are at nearly 40-year lows. there is no documented terrorist or national security emergency at the southern border. there is no emergency related to violent

the officers go to an encampment. the first goal is to look at medical attention that needs to be provided to an individual. once they determine that medical attention may not be needed we lead with services. we're talking with individuals about have you had something to eat, do you know where to get a shower. are you interested in shelter. how can we help you, can we call the team out, etcetera. then we resort to a couple different options. our first option is we'll say to an individual do you want shelter whether it's navigation center or any shelter available. and we'll cowl -- call back and they'll say i'm out on division and i'd like to know what's available and they'll say there's an nav center bed is available and take them to the nav center. the officer will say, okay i know you want to go to the center, i know it's raining. we're not going to enforce laws and if you want to go voluntarily we can help you pack up and they can take their tent with them and off to the nav center they go. that's first option. the

way for the us to start extradition proceedings against huawei's chief financial officer, prompting anry response from beijing. meng wanzhou was detained in vancouver last year at washington's request. she firmly denies allegations of bank fraud and helping her company break us sanctions. pakistan has freed an indian fighter pilot captured after his jet was shot down in the disputed region of kashmir. wing commander abhinandan varthaman was handed over at a border crossing in punjab. pakistan's prime minister has called the move a gesture of peace. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello, there. welcome to the week in parliament where theresa may holds out the possibility of delaying the uk's exit from the eu. but she says she still wants us to leave this month. our absolute focus should be on working to get a deal and leaving on the 29th of march. jeremy corbyn says theresa may is offering a botched deal but holds out a possible shift in labour's policy, too. we believe that there must be a confirmatory public vote to see if people feel that is what they voted for. also on this

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it was an important part of an insight into who you are and where you came from. that is really as you both should know by now, what this is all about. what senator kennedy listed five or six basic questions, if that were all it took for us to decide the fate of a nominee, these hearings would be a lot shorter than they are. but what we try to do is to go beyond the simple question about a feeling toward a group or issue, and get some insight too your character. insight into your values to project what you might do when given an awesome degree of power as a judge to literally decide a person's fate that comes before you. i think that is why we take the time to look back in history to try to assemble in our minds who you really are. mr. lee, you were a prolific writer in cornell in the early stage of your life. you -- i don't know how you made time for class because you were generating essays on every political topic of the day and most of them leaned in one direction. they were extreme from my point of view, from the right wing perspective, and in some points were

this is an opportunity. let's work together and try to drive some of these initiatives. >> as a millennial, there is nothing more important to my generation then the discussion. i want to thank the two of you for being leaders in the sentence and getting something done in washington. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> please welcome the correspondent for the wall street journal, the governor of indiana, governor tim reynolds of iowa, the ceo of siemens foundation, and the vice chair of the japanese business federation station and the vice chairman of the toyota motor corporation. ♪ ♪ >> thank you all for making it today and for sticking around for this panel. this topic is workforce development opportunities. i do not have to tell anybody, this is a significant topic, a hot topic for business today. it has been dominating the last two conversations on this stage. this is an interesting time. you have companies that are telling us and governors that are telling us our debts are for

in order to able to be able to make an informed decision and the questions will be does an extension increase the chances for the ratification of the we do our agreement. there is hold up of how many can join us live now from brussels the whole debate you not going to automatically agree. to a delay. yes absolutely actually michel back again says that there's a lot of uncertainty now facing everyone involved he did say that voting for a no deal does not mean that that will happen and he also did say that asking for an extension doesn't mean that that would be granted either as you heard him there he was saying we need to know what is this extension for and what will change for any vote meaningful vote to happen next time around in case of a short short extension is us and then if a long extension is under the table then what will happen during that time window when we talk about long delay we're talking about something up to two years possibly so what will happen during those two years will do there be any significant change to the political process in the u.k. so there's a lot of qu

he is not an enemy, he is an incompetent.e has done in government for a period of yea rs done in government for a period of years in more than one department. it doesn't matter what very few are on, all briefs in front bench government departments are difficult, they are all hard and they all require a certain level of iq and at least the ability to avoid blame, if nothing else. but i can understand why she is not sacking anyone at the moment. she should have sacked him years ago. but mac it is never good when you have the prefix beleaguered. i think he is the equivalent of a sponge for theresa may, he sucks up the eye on the criticism on the complaints about everything else that is going on “— about everything else that is going on —— ire. about everything else that is going on -- ire. hears that sort of person. he will put a serious face on. lets turn to the times. -- times. good news especially if you areafamily times. good news especially if you are a family with young kids and it is the school holidays. they do take the

so i think you need to double down on urging your staff when there is an acuity issue to not use an automated communication. to actually have central control or the driver come on and tell the riders, look, here's what's going on, we're aware of it and here's what we're trying to do to fix it. because otherwise the customers are on the train thinking the issue is normal operations or worse, unknown to staff. so please drive out specific incident specific communications and don't just rely on automated announcements. i think those give the rider the impression no special attention is being paid. okay. that's the extent of my comments. thank you for doing this and making it a top priority. my personal experience in the last two weeks the service has gotten better but we need to sustain that and i appreciate your personal commitment to do so. if there are no further comments the board on this issue, i'll thank julie and ask mr. riskin to finish his report and go to public comment. >> one issue i left off, stockton street and union square has been closed many years to construct the union square m

an object. the victim is recovering at the hospital. >>> i am anne mackovec at the live news desk. uber is apparently planning to purchase its rival in the middle east. it is a $3.1 million deal. the company is boasting 30 million customers in north africa, middle east and south africa. it is based in dubai. this all happens as uber is approaching an ipo that could be valued at about 100 uber is approaching an ipo that could be valued at about $120 billion. that email went out to uber employees. >>> stanford is making sweeping changes to its admissions process in the wake of the college brib firing its head sailing corules for sp recruits. all student athletes will now undergo a background check by a stanford leadership executive member. that person will review and confirm athletic credentials before students are admitted with only a recommendation by a coach. carla bury's daughter is an athlete then is looking at stanford is a possibility, as well as other possibilities. >> it is unfortunate. h

authorities saying it was all an act. keith and valeria smith now under arrest, taken into custody in texas near the mexican border, accused of spinning a web of lies. >> people took advantage of baltimore, and what we want to make sure is that the truth comes out and justice is done. >> reporter: david, keith and valeria smith have been charged with first degree murder. they will be extradited to maryland and have not yet entered a plea. david? >> erielle, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, the vacation in africa ending in tragedy. four americans taking off in a helicopter from a national park in kenya crashing on an island, killing all of them and their kenyan pilot. the u.s. embassy confirming the names of three of those americans, anders burke, brandon stapper and kyle forti. >>> and from northern california tonight, the miracle survival of two little girls, sisters just 5 and 8, they spent nearly 48 hours in the cold and the rain. but they've been discovered and okay tonight. here's abc's will carr with the interview j

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>> an interesting question. on the first one as i mentioned my initial presentation, it is indeed a weakness in the statute that the emergency can go on potentially forever. however, to the extent that they can, that makes it all the more important that there be constraints on the initial declaration of emergency. even once it's declared he can go on for a long time, it has to be a sudden crisis to authorize declaration in the first place. so i don't think there is any inconsistency there. there can be different standards for declaring it in the first place versus later. with respect to the override, the way the override works now it's no different from the fact that anything be the president does unless it's an inherent presidential power can potentially be overridden by new congressional statute as long as the president doesn't veto it or congress overrides the veto, so in the post china world there isn't an override for this as it is for any other exercise because congress can always pass a new law and if the

i'm not an attorney. and i was going to go in law school and very late decided to go into the military but i come from a family of attorneys one of my brothers is a district court judge and three of my sons are harvargoing to harvard, one harvard, and i wonder why they chose that career path but i'm obviously proud of where they are. and second ling i want to go back to our conversation regarding televised remarks and i want you to know that i agree with your reservations about that and i'm someone who understands the cameras and the openness is a very important part of congress, it's the work that we do, and mr. quigly and i both sid on the house intelligence committee, most of our work is done in a basement without cameras, and without people there, that are observing, and i think we will both tell you that you do have a different experience when cameras are there, and especially if it is an emotional topic, which by the way you all deal with all the time. some of them are a little less so, but many of

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is an aggressive. response coming from palestinians who have the right of self-defense and they do not accept any sort of preach from folks on the other side of the world when we're being shot rockets from a piece of territory that we handed over to the arabs what i can say is that we won't do that again. no one's trying to preach i don't think everybody understands no matter what the grasp of the situation in the middle east is that the violence the cycle of violence continues and begets more aggression. how is you know the what you're suggesting going to improve the situation we left gaza we want peace the moment they stop shooting missiles at my children's. home and kindergarten is the moment there will be peace we have no territorial demand over gaza and they just need to stop it if they stop it there will be peace that's very simple. now the latest from london where british m.p.'s have though to to delay the. case departure from the european union this means that the british prime minister will ha

we had an earlier crash. it's off on the shoulder inside caldecott. 10 miles an hour, 17 miles an hour. the speeds are slowly picking up. that's a tough spot to bounce back once we had a crash there with four vehicles involved. bay bridge toll plaza. a new hit-and-run crash around the metering lights. no flashing lights on camera. you can see the metering lights are on. as mike said, breezy for the east-west bridges this morning. 50 b.a.r.t. trains in service. no delays. just about five minutes late. 3 and 5 on time. no significant delays for east rail. it will be breezy on the bay. normal service, no delays for san francisco-based ferries. >>> thank you, alexis. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >>> ginger zee live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. hi, ginger. >> hi there, reggie. hey there, jessica. nice to be with everybody this morning. coming up on gma. we have the fall yut from that jussie smollett bombshell. you know that all the charges against the "empire" actor

first is an open process. through the rfi process and during the waterfront land use plant process we feel we've been very cognizant of how people feel about this place and how they want to be involved. we want to continue having a very open process through an rfp process. this is a picture from one of the rfi events and from the online survey and members of the public regarding what area of the waterfront they'd like to see go forward with the r.f.p. we'd use tools to engage the public going forward. and the second is an implementab implementable project. the third is delivering as much as the trust benefits we set out earlier which is the frame for the district as much as we can. the other is not everything in life is not better in all things in life but in this case more is better. to the extent we can deliver more resources and bring more back to life the better. how to we have to get down to the nitty-gritty in which piers we think can best meet the definition of success and what kind of r.f.p. meets the

that is an argument often made. i do not see that happening, personally, and there is very little political consensus, not just now, but under the obama and bush administrations suggests that there is very little likelihood of that happening. in a roundabout way, it also encourages or facilitates more whistleblowing. there is very little opportunity to full reform, and i think this phenomenon will continue. >> just looking for a little bit more historical context. are there any norms or historical trends in behavior of whistleblowers before and after they make their leak? do they routinely act in a certain way or take certain steps before after? i am curious about history. prof. mistry: thanks. it touches upon the question of motives as well. that is a point that needs to be underlined. they are not homogenous, there is not an archetypal whistleblower if you will. it is very dependent and changes over time. it is rooted in a variety of ideological and personal factors. in terms of if there is some sort of common cha

measles is an old disease. what we're seeing on the charts that we showed is the reemergence of a vaccine-preventable disease, which to me falls under that broad category that you're referring to. >> and i appreciate you giving us the numbers. we were at 159 as of february 21. numbers might be slightly higher. but those numbers are dramatic of the newo months year. how is it -- and both of you have talked about the importance entirely with it a concerted global public health you've got 900 people who have died in madagascar. people int there are this country who do not think people in madagascar can infect do we believehy it's possible to eradicate a disease like measles? it's eventhink possible, dr. messonnier, dr. fauci? [inaudible] >> been saying that, that the extraordinarily effective. we have eliminated the agricultural -- the agricultural industry has eliminated a related virus among animals. so it's essentially the same virus, only the animal version it. so when you have a highly toective and i want und

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some gusts around 60 to 70 miles an hour.could see gusts elsewhere of 60—65 miles an hour, a hint of hill snow, as we go into monday, those winds will gradually ease. but there could well be some damage and some disruption, so it's worth keeping in touch with the travel situation near you as we go through sunday night, but i think especially before you head out on monday morning. a slight improvement on monday, it will still be very windy as the day begins across eastern parts of the uk in particular, we're going to push away the early rain here. then for many of us, there'll be some sunshine, a few showers start to push in from the west during the day. it stays quite breezy, it's just a gradual improvement in terms of the strongest winds easing down. it will be a cooler feeling day though. that's a sign of things to come as we go through the week. temperatures lower compared with last week. sun and showers to start the week, it looks like another spell of wind and rain will be coming our way mid week. that's your latest fore

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. >>> an absolutely gorgeous saturday. really regretting i didn't go out. >> h hot do you think it got? >> i'm going to say in the 70s. >> in the 80s. it isma absolutelelous out there. is this good weather going to ick around? for now how about we continue to relish in aeautiful saturday. temperatures are still in the 70s. 76 in the district. plenty of sunshine.in the is breezy at 60 miles an hour, but it's coming from the south so it's pretty warm out there. is it going to be cold tonight or is it going s toy mild? great question. actually we're going to stay etty mild tonight. no steep drop as we get closer to midnight. you can seem. 7:00 n the 70s here. reundershot this a little bit. i think w going to be in the mid 70s through closer to 8:00 and then we'll drop into the lower 70s and 60s closer to midnight. if you're stepping out and w wonderint you should wear, definitely a light jacket is okay. i know that todayas pretty warm, but with temperatures in the 60s i would go for closed toe shoes, clothes tt don't el like

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device inside his vehicle. >> got an explosion, got an explosion inside the vehicle. >> initially, ie flash, and i felt shrapnel or debris or whatever hit my face. and i stepped back. >> i was one of the first up to the windshield area and could see inside. i quickly recognized that our suspect was no longer a threat at that point. >> i can't even describe to you how bad it felt listening to the radio traffic. i remember distinctly going to a different radio channel to advise dispatch. >> shot taken. suspect's down. >> i'm really lucky that i didn't lose anybody. >> reporter: after 19 days, the bomber's grip on the city of austin was over. >> the suspect is deceased. >> but no high-fives yet, right? >> no. we knew that we had to hit that house the next morning. >> reporter: it's on this quiet cul-de-sac that mark condit lived. he and his father purchased this house, fixed it up and rented it out. but it was in a room in the back that condit lived and stockpiled enough weapons materials to blow up the entire block and it was there that he master minded that bombing spree. >> he had th

it almost looked like an asterisk.so we felt the need to introduce legislation to return it to the original intention, which ones to proudly, and out leave name just terminal after harvey milk, unfortunately, every step of the way i have had to fight to make this a reality. when supervisor compost had this idea years ago to name the entire airport after harvey milk , we were overwhelmed by the opposition and the resistance on the part of the airport. we then created a committee to figure out which terminal to name after harvey milk, the committee suggested terminal one , which we embraced, but then every step of the way of trying to get that intention and the life and the legacy of harvey milk a reality in that terminal has been a struggle. i do want to thank the mayor and the chief of staff for intervening and realizing how frustrating this experience has been. they have informed the airport that they should be working with us and actually making this a reality, so in committee, i am constantly feeling the need to leg

do we have an i.d. when they're making a copy? is it pripted to put those little things and put a thumb drive and copy it down? are machines capable of listing when they're being down loaded and identifying who's downloading it? >> i don't want to seem evasive. i understand what this line of questioning's for, but we're starting to get into investigative leads that we might get into in any investigative case. so to start announcing what i can and can't do -- >> commissioner dejesus: i don't want to get into that. i just want to know do with he have any safeguards in the department to prevent people from turning it over to wrong people in the department or chain of command. >> commissioner dejesus: now if these reports are released improperly, are there other -- i assume 2.0 would come into play, if somebody violated these rules -- the general rules of conduct, if those are have a lated, then you're saying that officers -- whoever uses it, i don't know -- they could be punished. >> if there was a burglary, and the report divulges c

i will present an amended ordinance to establish an employee cafeteria office space. there was before you in october of 2018. i would like to provide the sponsor with time to present to you the amendments. >> hello again. >> you are not going to get rid of me for a while. you all are aware of this particular issue. i know commissioner richards enjoys this conversation. just kidding. we believe when we introduced this conversation almost a year ago that we wanted to have an intense debate about really from and i know you all understand this intimately because you deal with planning issues daily. thinking about the macro planning direction of san francisco. i believe that in many ways we are at across roads. we are on the cus you have embracing the technological revelation an influx of culture change and san francisco has gone through many of these. this is an inflexion point. when we think about some of the issues that vehicles our city the most our housing crisis and how that plays out on the streets on a daily basis, there is a lot of frustration in the city. you hea

given we're in an election year, even though we're not in an election year, we're in an election year. >> senate republicans in particular were very proud last year. and how many of the appropriations bills were bipartisan inning nature. with a house now controlled by democrats there is impe tus to get these things done early. far in advance of the deadlines as possible, members of congress don't want to be here in august fighting about this and they certainly don't want to be in a shut down mode over an issue like the border wall as we get into the fall and the campaign season. so i expect a doubled down effort, not leans too heavily on that presidential budget. >> peter baker, always good to see all of you, thank you for that. up next, could president trump's comments behind closed doors intended to be leakproof an indication of the rhetoric that we will hear from him on the 2020 trail. >>> and the black boxes from the ethiopian plane crash have been found. the crash killed all 157 people on board. you're watching msnbc. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay

an israeli court upheld her deportation. please welcome a powerful voice for palestine. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you so much for that generous introduction. it's really great to be back at the washington report. this is an institution that was one of the main sources -- the first sources we had for independent media. and it's an honor to be the keynote. i'm too short to see. i hope my clicks will work. i want, in this talk, to try and examine the nature of israel in the world. to do that -- is it working? can we get this working? you know, we just ran through th this. there we go. okay. i'm going to try and present a survey of israel from multiple angles. that are going to see unrelated. they include democracy, nature, global weapons, friendship and archaeology. most of us in this room understand the colonial and apartheid underpinnings of israel, which manifest in the unrelenting daily horrors and indignities for palestinians. on the other hand, some folks see israel as a benevolent place, trying to exist with pales

he has put in an unbelievable amount of time. i don't even know, hundreds, thousands of meetings around the city and given his heart and soul to getting this arena built that is hard because he is running a business over in oakland. i also want to thank my partner who is not here today, but really is inspiration for everything we are doing here. he has tremendous entertainment genes, i want to thank him, but most of all, i want to thank some of the people in this audience who have worked tirelessly for five years on this project. it is an immense amount of work when you're running a business and running a basketball team. by the way, you are not getting paid anymore -- maybe a little more, you are running this, building this, this edifice, this whole building and everything that goes along with it, so i want to thank everyone for all their great efforts for what they put into this. thank you. with that, we will move on as you all know, a project of this stature, in order to get it done right, it takes a lot of hard work. a lot of

man will be proud to say i am an european.it was surprising that after the war the former british prime minister winston churchill called for a united europe as a major project for peace and englishmen of all people. yes yes and what an englishman i mean winston churchill who like many of his generation also fought like a european it did indeed in one thousand nine hundred forty eight he addressed the peoples of europe from the hague me in the model. that he encouraged them down essentially what he said in principle was i'll tell you something very exciting and at the center of my idea for europe must be a reconciliation between france and germany and if there's a chance to get this devastated europe which is nearly destroyed itself in two wars back on its feet well that's in britain's very own interest just not another war for god's sake. you are can only be united. by the help we all part come you for i'm vietnam and the. time def right hundreds and even then lend these fun guns and how it's invention and some i'll still put

this not only has an impact on their pay, it has an impact on their pensions. and on their retirement. this is very, very important. this legislation advances progress for families. it's about equal pay for women, it's about how those -- that equality of paycheck affects their families. ensuring that women can earn the wages they have earned so they can pay for their families' everyday needs such as rent, groceries, childcare, health care, the list goes on. 2/3 of moms are either in the primary breadwinners or co-breadwinners in their households in our country. this legislation strengthens america, unleashing the full power of women in our economy and holding -- upholding the value of fairness. do you believe in fairness in our democracy? when president kennedy signed the equal pay act into law in 1963, he celebrated equal pay as a structure basic to democratcy. equal -- democracy. equal pay, a structure basic to democracy. enlarging the issue to our great democracy. we're proud to take this step to fully and finally secure the paycheck fairness that is fundame

an existing building in the front. we added a unit in the back through a variance, a rear yard to variance. a new single-family in the back, just like what we have here. decide permit, i think it is ready to be issued or issued already. it has been approved by the building department on the fire department and various other projects. the one in castro was exactly the same thing. three units in the front, back building, single-family in the front. i can go on and on, i just do not have the papers in front to name the rest of it. >> i would be prepared with that list if i were you, because i know you'll get challenged on it somewhere along the line. another question, again, i don't think the burden is upon you. i think the burden is upon the appellant, but i was still ask the question. did you make any attempt, knowing we out of your couple of weeks ago with a mandate, or a requirement, or whatever we did for you two guys to get together and have a conversation? when you did not hear from the appellant, i would have been

it was an extremely important find. now for the first time archaeologists mario unbends and her colleagues are trying to reach the excavation site during the winter. of the site is located on a plateau twelve hundred meters above sea level to reach the plateau the team has to hike through a gorge. sometimes the gorge is blocked by rain water or snow but today the weather is fine. and ben's is a member of the research association x. oriental which is affiliated with the free university of berlin. this site was discovered more than twenty years ago by the german archaeologists hans-georg abel was also the director of the excavation project and the chairman of x. oriental. union leaders. so far the team have carried out excavation work at six different sites in the area and have taken samples from several others. the entire site covers one point five hectares. the evidence recovered so far indicates that coopt were grown here. not one hundred r.t. or is either one of the big questions for us is why would people want to set

at times it was to crush an opponent. when used as a means of self-deprecation and emphasizing his touch, humor could be a weapon. sometimes it was a way of disingenuously planting a self-serving idea in someone else's head. it was a means of tactical diversion. all, he used his stories as parables, as a persuasive form of political explanation. the use of humor to crush aspiring whigan usedician, he occasionally cruel humor not to put his opponents on the defensive, but to humiliate them. the so-called roasting was one instance of winking using his power to hurt. the acacian was a meeting in front of a large crowd in springfield during his campaign for reelection to the state legislature in 1836. lincoln's impressive speech prompted a request from a prominent local democrat, that he be given a stand. convert fromnt lincoln's wake party and had party. whig he had also built the best house in the city. aer which, he had erected lightning rod. lincoln's senior, he declared the young man would have to be taken down. lincoln

an online campaign has been launched against the u.s. drug maker accused of inflating prices of an anti-aging i.v. drug by thousands of dollars and it turns out the company doesn't even own the patent for the treatment party's killam up and has more. all across the american political spectrum almost everyone seems to agree that prescription drug costs are too high we will never stop fighting for our children our seniors and those in need of prescription drugs and working families who cannot afford the escalation of cost the drug. is making an absolute fortune at the expense of american consumers but the big companies couldn't care less about the government's opinion gilead sciences takes the prize among hated pharma giants its new medication for people who've been infected with hiv is selling for roughly sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars a month needless to say there has been outrage we're here today us to protest the really adds price and their new combination therapies strike there's no valid reason for it to be priced it's purel

the taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack on an army base in afghanistan which killed at least twenty three afghan soldiers the shura back base in helmand province is shared by afghan and american troops the afghan defense ministry says twenty attackers including eight suicide bombers were killed meanwhile high level talks between the u.s. and the taliban are expected to resume on saturday in doha u.s. envoy zalmay khalilzad says an earlier round ended with unprecedented progress to end the seventeen year war the taliban is refusing to directly negotiate with the afghan government and it wants foreign forces to withdraw its delegation is led by the co-founder of the group abdul ghani baradar well let's cross over to the afghan capital of kabul where charlotte bellus is live for us now charlotte walk us through what happened in this attack in helmand. this attack started at two o'clock yesterday morning that lasted sixteen hours a fairly significant use today we were trying to get information from various military sources and everyone was incredibly tight lipped afghan side ther

as it stands now, this is an epic storm. david. >> rob, thank you. >>> next here this evening to new fallout from that college admissions cheating scandal tonight. full house actress lori loughlin was arrested today and a short time ago appearing before a judge. felicity huffman was also arrested in the last 24 hours by the fbi. with their weapons drawn. is another arrest tonight, the usc's women's water polo coach arrested at a hotel in hawaii. and tonight, what about the children? prosecutors say many did not know. some did. what now happens to them? abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, lori loughlin set to be released on $1 million bond after being arrested today for her alleged role in that sweeping college bribery scheme. >> you've worked very hard for your success. you should be proud of yourself. >> reporter: the actress who played a role model on "full house," allegedly shelling out $500,000 to consultant rick singer, along with her fashion designer husband, to get their daughters into usc. posing them as rec

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others a much shorter time this one in venezuela will also come to an end we hope that it comes to an end quickly and peacefully. and i'll talk to the head of latin american studies at london's middlesex university francisco thanks for joining us good to have you on the program today as that journalist suggests that is that a possibility that one dollar is losing momentum could that be the case. i think so it's very clear that he's suffered a setback. not only by the united states rose in the asia through emergency meetings in the in addition mega-state where it was that if it's trying to get the these organizations brutalize wide all. and then raised in the manner in united nations security council coins and being defeated on that hook asians and then the push on the twenty third of february to vote in bush to try to bring through me close form one of the cold humanitarian aid ticklers also failed miserably and now on way though it's also the country and many of the people he has a point that there's. a massive the socially economically looking aside because they'd have been most of