the homeowners association wants you to put mr. cisneros to that onerous task of doing more due diligence than these homeowners themselves did in selling their property or buying their property or conducting their own internal audit, and that's on the heels of having already failed to pay their taxes in the 70's, leading up to losing the property in 1983, when it was deeded to the state, and then, they finally redeemed it two years later. so i would agree with the comments made by supervisor peskin that that is a form of historical notice that the -- not only the individual homeowners who then lived there, but also the homeowners association as an entity, because that entity has, should have some historical knowledge and should be charged with that historical knowledge that when you don't pay your taxes, when you don't keep an address that is current on file with the tax assessor, guess what? you might lose your property. it also provides historical notice to the homeowners association as if anything else was needed that they were

president air force sergeants association.ioned officers association of the states public health service. national commander polish liege usa.erican veterans not with us today is paul warner, national commander from jewish war veterans as they theot attend cemetery on shabbat. they will celebrate veterans day andhe vietnam wall world war ii memorial. the associate members of the committee are located in the to my left. i would like to ask the presidents and national that compromise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership applause. [applause] is now my pleasure to introduce our veterans service for 2017.on host the korean war veterans association of the usa. the korean war veterans association of the united states of america or kwva is honored to host organization for the 2017 veterans day commemoration at arlington national cemetery. kwva is incorporated as a nonprofit corporation that meets the requirements for a veterans service

force association board chair, commissioned officers association of the united states public healthander, polish legion of american veterans, usa not with us today as paul warner, national commander from the jewish war veterans. they do not attend a cemetery on the shabbat. they will celebrate thursday at the vietnam wall and the world war ii memorial. members of the committee are located to the box of my left. i would like to ask the president sent national commanders that comprise our membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please recognize our veterans national leadership with your applause. [applause] >> it is now my pleasure to introduce our veterans organization host for 2017. the korean war veteran association of the usa. the korean war veterans association of the united states of america is honored to serve as the host organization for the 2017 veterans day national commemoration at arlington national cemetery. v.a. is incorporated as a nonprofit urbanization that meets the requirements under 510 c-19 of the internal revenue code of 1986 and that is orga

the korean war veterans association of the usa.terans association of the united states of america or kwva is honored to serve as the host organization for the 2017 veterans day national commemoration at arlington national cemetery. kwva is incorporated as a nonprofit corporation that meets the requirements for a veterans service organization under section 501-c-19 of the internal revenue code of 1986 and that is organized under the laws of the state of new york. the kwva mission is to defend the nation, care for veterans, perpetuate their legacy, remember all missing and fallen, maintain their memorial, and support a free korea. if you have ever honorably served in korea as a member of the u.s. armed forces from september 3rd, 1945, to the present, or served outside of korea june 25th, 1950, to january 31st, 1955, you qualify for membership. the korean war veterans association is represented today by their national president. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. thomas stevens. [applause] >> thank you, vice president pence, sec

the korean war veterans association of the usa.ean war veterans association of the united states to servea is honored as the host organization for the 2017 veterans day national commemoration at arlington national cemetery. they are incorporated as a nonprofit corporation that needs the requirements for a veteran service organization under section 501c of the internal revenue code of 1986. is to defend the nation, care for veterans, perpetuate their legacy, remember all missing and fallen, my main them at memorial and support of korea. if you have ever honorably served in korea as he was of the -- as a member of the u.s. armed forces, or served outside of 1950-generate 31st, 1955 you qualify for membership. the korean war veterans association is represented today by the national president. please welcome mr. thomas stevens. [applause] you, vice president pence, distinguished guests and my fellow veterans and their families are good morning and happy veterans day. is tom stevens, i'm a national president of the korean war veterans a

president air force sergeants association.ioned officers association of the states public health service. national commander polish liege usa.erican veterans not with us today is paul warner, national commander from jewish war veterans as they theot attend cemetery on shabbat. they will celebrate veterans day andhe vietnam wall world war ii memorial. the associate members of the committee are located in the to my left. i would like to ask the presidents and national that compromise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership applause. [applause] is now my pleasure to introduce our veterans service for 2017.on host the korean war veterans association of the usa. the korean war veterans association of the united states of america or kwva is honored to host organization for the 2017 veterans day commemoration at arlington national cemetery. kwva is incorporated as a nonprofit corporation that meets the requirements for a veterans service

association and found better addresses. ecohave used the normal property search databases that other offices used, that my law office uses and found better addresses for the presidio terrace association, but he did none of that. nor did he post the property. now, this is san francisco, for goodness sakes. we post for everything in this city. you want to cut down a tree, you want to remodel your bathroom, you have to post your property, and the supreme court has said that that is a specific and reasonable step that the tax collector should consider taking and the california court of peal said that's a step that the tax collector should consider taking before auctioning off the property. now, mistakes have happened, and it happens in other counties, but mistakes that happened in other counties are mysteriously different from what happens here. in the last ten years, the los angeles county board of supervisors has had to dale with this issue about rescission. 15 of those 16 times, the tax collector has come in with the propert

i'm not going to put that word behind i'm not going to associate that word with that but where he is right now where is he is you know in this room i was driving and i i don't know personally where he is or. so clearly western powers don't have a real concrete idea of what his condition is either but putting the question of his whereabouts aside there's also the focus of his record resignation speech that's something that's also very important to note in that he specifically an article a attacked iran accusing the country of planting discord and destruction and interfering in arab countries also warning that to hit their hands of influence in the region would be cut off and in the wake of all of that saudi arabia saudi arabia and three of their allies actually urged all of their citizens to leave lebanon immediately and that's a very frightening and open ended situation you know why should they leave what's going to happen there and here's where you sort of need to take a step back and look at the bigger picture in the region and that's when you have to look at saudi arabia and iran

it would get to the association. regardless of who the person is residing there, they would provide it to their association. as for mr. sherr, i spoke to him: did you get any of those notices? no. did you have a policy in 2014 of forwarding mail from your old office to your new office, yes, we had a policy, and that's cherry picking, too, about eight different addresses that i pointed out could have been gleaned from the addresses of an adequate title search or an adequate property search or an adequate search of the secretary of state's records. >>supervisor peskin: i won't bother asking my second question. >> oh, please. thank you. >>president breed: thank you. supervisor safai? >>supervisor safai: sir, if you could just come on up because i don't think you were able to yelucidate this board about what the treasurer's office was required to do in terms oflenes, monetary abrupt se -- bankruptcies and deeds of trust. >> yes, thank you supervisor. if you look at exhibit 7 to our brief, it is the c.c. and r.'s. they ar

more than half associated drinks late june, rome, link.e, and vodka, with competent zen energy. but nearly a third link them to aggressive feelings. the survey said aggressive feelings. the survey said a feeling of relaxation was linked mostly to red wine or beer. the researchers say varying alcohol levels in the beverages might be having different impacts on the brain. younger people in particular we re brain. younger people in particular were more likely to report a stronger emotional connection both on the positive and the negative side. it also women were more likely than men to report different high levels of emotional outcomes, if you like, with different drinks, except for aggression, where men were more likely than women. the study shows only an association. he cannot prove different drinks alter moods. and it did not assess our motions before they started drinking. the researchers describe their work as an initial exploration and say understanding the relationship between drink and emotion could help tackle alcohol abuse. des gall

mclean middleton professional association. representative cindy rosenwald. the honorable judy reardon. and the national association of letter carriers. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] mr. buckley: eleanor roosevelt was a fearless fighter for justice. her entire life was spent working to make the world a better place for all. for more than a quarter of a century, the new hampshire

one of the advantages that housing associations haveis advantages that housing associations have is that to make renting and buying homes cheaper, the fact you can build more homes? it's the fact you can build more homes? it‘s going to, the government said last year the housing market was broken. housing associations provide that solution because it means we can provide more housing for those people who cannot meet their housing need on the market. i was looking on your website, too— three—bedroom apartments in north—east london going for nearly half £1 million, not many people can afford that, it needs to come down, richard, you needs to come down, richard, you need those prices to come down? doesn't matter for you are in the country, i moved from a cheshire postcode to a shropshire postcode, it's four miles down the road, saved me lots of money each month, for me there is no affordable housing at there is no affordable housing at the moment, the word affordable is thrown around quite likely in my opinion. 5% deposit on a new—build house, look at trying to buy a house outright with a mo

for the football association . to get to a conclusion with everybody. we made a mistake there's no malice in this it's what we all we would organization needs to move with it's own you helpless to do what your recommendations bring just a couple please just take responsibility for what happened we all make mistakes but how do you make those mistakes rectify those mistakes going forward that's what i would say because i don't hate anybody i don't hate mall i don't hate the football association we want this to never happen again to somebody else has been ongoing for eighteen months plus you know this is all about being the victim it's not about kind of i don't know shy from the rooftops about this this is something it was partially confidential and it's not until newspapers to. breaking stories that weren't true that that's when he didn't become the confidential but mean any of spoken about his every single day and i've known what she's been through and it's been absolutely disgraceful but at the same time nobody i'm not a phone call from anybody from the

the american psychological association and the american association of practiced organization expressed their strong opposition to repealing the individual health insurance coverage mandate as part of the tax reform legislation. strong, stable health insurance markets are vitally important to our members and to the millions of americans with mental health and substance use disorders. our organization comprises nearly 115,700 members who are researchers, educators, consultants, and students. the reason here is that in toorr to deal with the opioid crisis, we need to have coverage. i was listening to senator toomey very carefully as he talked about nothing in this bill takes people off of medicaid or health insurance. but then i would just point out to my colleagues that the joint tax committee has confirmed that $1 $180 billion is saved in eliminating the mandate from the medicaid program. $180 billion is not only saved. it's spent by tax expenditures in the chairman's mark. why? because there is the assumption that $180 billion will not be spent in medicaid and that people who were cove

and offer association health plans. yesterday the department sent to the office of meteorologist and regulatory affairs a notice of proposed rulemaking regarding ahps. that notice was public this morning. finally in conclusion, let me say on november 9th, the charlotte observe published an op-ed that was coauthored by the chairwoman and myself and i want to sort of conclude by reading from the op-ed because i think it captures much of what we're looking for on their work force education issues. it says, when americans make career choices, they should be encouraged to consider a broad range of options that fit their diverse talents and interests. for many their career path will take them to higher education. that was the case for us, referring to dr. fox and myself. the university degree is right for many young people but not in the only route to career success weapon need to change at the perception of a single right career path to that end we're encouraginged leaders from business, labor occasion you institutions and t

i'm the president of the bar association of san francisco. you are all familiar with the work that the bar association has done on this issue and has presented to you over the past two years. our criminal justice task force has studied this issue closely. it's made up of prosecutors, public defenders, prime criminal defense attorneys, law enforcement, judiciary, civil rights attorneys, mayor's office, and academics, and i emphasize that to emphasize the broad range of viewpoints and perspectives that makeup that task force and that brought those backgrounds to bear in this careful study of this issue. the task force produced two memos. you have them. the most recent was done on september 18th of this year. in presenting the findings to the board of directors of the bar association, the board of directors voted unanimously to not support the use of tazers, and we sent you a letter to that effect. i just want to emphasize, you know, what can we add to you here tonight in you hear a lot, and we heard a lot down in there when you guys were gone.

association. representative cindy rosenwald. the honorable judy reardon. and the national association of letter carriers. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] mr. buckley: eleanor roosevelt was a fearless fighter for justice. her entire life was spent working to make the world a better place for all. for more than a quarter of a century, the new hampshire democratic party has been honoring an outstanding woman who has fought hard and succeeded in providing an opportunity for success in life, regardless of their circumstances. this year's recipient of the eleanor roosevelt award embodies eleanor's spirit. during her decades of service in our community in the house and senate, her record is exemplary.

the korean war veterans association of the usa. is honored to serve as the host organization for the 2017 veterans day national commemoration at arlington national cemetery. kwva is incorporated as a nonprofit corporation that meets the requirements for a veterans service organization under section 501-c-19 of the internal revenue code of 1986 and that it's organized under the laws of the state of new york. the kwva mission is to defend the nation, care for veterans, perpetuate their legacy, remember all missing and fallen, maintain their memorial, and support a free korea. if you have ever honorably served in korea as a member of the u.s. armed forces from september 3rd, 1945 to the present, or served outside of korea june 25th, 1950 to january 31st, 1955, you qualify for membership. the korean war veterans association is represented today by their national president. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. thomas stevens. [applaus [applause] >> thank you. vice-president pence, secretary shulkin, distinguished guests and my fello

alzheimer's association. of historical note, i'm a little bit of a historian, because i've been around. this whole panel has been around. it's worth noting, the u.s. alzheimer's association and adi share common founders. four years after the alzheimer's association was established by jerome stone and others, they established alzheimer's disease international. so some sense of this being a global issue was there even in the very beginning in the early 1980s. our current work with alzheimer's disease international is put my associate, kate gordon and myself in the middle of a burst of international energy and work streams that are moving on the issue of dementia and moving it closer to a public health priority that experts believe it needs to be. my plan with limited time is to hit the high points on what i think are key developments that have not been covered by other witnesses. the facts are stark, and in the introduction of the hearing, mr. smith kindly cited the facts that i have on record, as well. one pos

i'm the president of the heights association of neighbors, the appellant in this proceeding. there are many issues in this matter. i'm going to cut to the heart of the whole thing right away. after all the briefing, one thing is clear. there is absolutely no evidence supporting planning's conclusion placing verizon license at 3400 washington street would not negatively affect the character and he ia esthetics at that location. there is no evidence that planning considers any of fans concerns. did planning consider the fact that at great expense of presidio residents had put all utilities underground, and t n consider the neighborhood's emphasis on license number street scapes in presidio heights? did planning consider that placing verizon's equipment on a light pole would cause it to stick out like a sore thumb above the tree tops? did planning consider that this particular light pole has no trees around it at all and is highly visible? did planning consider that every residence near this specific light pole and throughout most of presidio heights is classified as class a for

association. to speak now to independent journalists for nasa bailey she took part in the white helmets panel which reporters without borders wanted to be canceled even t. vanessa what do you think the motivation of reporters without borders was here what were they trying to achieve. i mean i think it's absolutely clear i mean the reporters without borders and not with their own. question about background and they've been funded by the national endowment for democracy they've been funded by usaid according to an article by william and a renowned analyst in two thousand and ten they were involved in a sort of mockingbird media operation against humor also against venice waiter during the cia failed coup against hugo chavez in two thousand and ten and there predators of press freedom campaign was run by such and such you can't get much more elite behavioral insight section changing agents on your site but i think basically what this operation was about was basically censoring any dissent against. ma

association. international limping committee is handed lifespans fifty three more russian athletes the move comes less than three months until the start of the winter games in south korea kate partridge discussed the decision early wrong with my colleague nicky aaron. i have to say that this isn't is not really a surprise if you look at what the particular discipline that these athletes compete in their bobsledders and also the key bobsledder alexanders of course has also been sanctioned by the i.o.c. so it's not particularly a surprise but the bones they come at a crucial time because it's ahead of the decision on whether or not russia will be allowed to compete at the winter olympics in south korea well as we know now the i.o.c. were looking at the numbers earlier and it looks like they've now sanctioned twenty two russian athletes and we spoke to alexander's of card r.t. spoke to him about how he feels now that he's been stripped of his gold medal that he won in sochi and also he's now banned f

calvary decision association -- division association.seventh calvary association. division.try military order of the purple heart. board. veterans advisory quads andusters searchlight association. vietnam veterans of america. 8:00-9:00 ptsd class washington. veteranson of vietnam of america. vietnam memorial volunteers and friends. veterans of the usa. new association. caisson veterans. the american legion. veterans of foreign wars. chapter one of maryland. 39th engineer battalion alumni association. amvets. third battalion eighth infantry. 82nd airborne association. aircraftirst marine wing. we ask that audience members remain standing and at attention until taps has been played and the honor guard has been done -- the honor guard has been dismissed. ♪ this concludes our ceremony, thank you for coming. [applause] announcer the american war in vietnam raged 50 years ago. lbj's war. was this veterans day weekend, american history tv looks back at this divisive war with 48 hour set of coverage, archival footage, and first time -- first-per

association. of former croatian general who fought in bosnia has died after taking poison at a yugoslav war crimes tribunal at the hague as the verdict was being read out at an appeal hearing the unexpectedly produced a small bottle and drank from it right in front of the judge. here. stop police don't. mention. the. word although. i have taken poison. slot on the prowl yack was a general of coalition forces during the yugoslav wars he was convicted of war crimes and sentenced to twenty years before the war probably act was a theatre and film director and writer political analyst john bosnich believes what he says he's actually skeptical of the entire hague process. when we talk about the whole war itself the united states government tried to force the croats and the muslims to become allies of course they did not want to be allies they fought each other but whenever the muslims and the croats fought each other america sided with the muslims and you'll see that this croatian general is one of the

stuart ma clear and president of the historical association joins us.ut you guys pod casts the stories about the white house going back 225 years to when george washington first selected to the current administration and our pod cast helps unpack those stories. we talk with people who work behind the scenes, held these integral rolls and find / it's o5cn ,vv5 living■;#dvu1ç ay making white house history. do they feel that there's a certain code of silence that they hold in sort of opening up this avenue that they haven't spoken about before >> of course it's not to portray any confidence because when you're working up close and personal with the white house, the president, the first family there are confidences, but there's way that happen, like how is christmas done in the white hours, the easter egg role , every spring, state dinners, all of these things have an orchestration to them that is fun and interesting to hear from from a behind the scenes perspective. i know you you talked about some folks, former white house members or staffers, who can we

>> another great resource is the alzheimer's association. everyone will have different resources. i know where i live there are a couple nursing homes that offer daytime respite surfaces, if you have errands, bring your loved one and care for them during the day and sometimes give yourself a little break. other places may have volunteer programs or things like that, that is one of the places to check because they will know the local support system. >> i would echo what lindsay said about the all farmers association as a resource but thank you for your question because you touch on something, sort of an underappreciated side effect of this epidemic which is the toll it takes on caregivers. lindsay's grandmother had 5 of her 6 children, her husband, mother in law, brother-in-law, sister-in-law and several nieces and nephews affected with this disease and even though she didn't have it impacted her significantly impacted her heart health, the stress from caring for an all-time is patient in a 24-hour situation like you described is astronomical. friends who are able to put in a coupl

>> he had associations with them. so while we do know that on his devices he had the isis propaganda, he had isis notes in his vehicle, this case is a little different. it goes beyond inspirational in that respect to associations with known terrorist suspects in the united states. i think that is the difference between this case and i think what we see in the classic kind of lone wolf case. >> yeah, so this wasn't necessarily that classic lone wolf case. this wasn't someone who simply inspired and went out and killed people, this was someone who may have actually, what, been instructed or directed or encouraged by other isis supporters or isis members to go out and kill people, is that right? >> certainly radicalized by associations with known terrorist suspects in the united states. and let's not forget paterson, new jersey, is where mohammad atto was known to hang out with the 9/11 hijackers. this is not unfamiliar territory for him. this mosque that he attended right next door has suspect ties as well. so something

a ruling by a local athletic association said boys can plan the girls team, girls on the boys team if there transgender and identify with the sex other than they identify with. no doctors note or id necessary. check out this picture that has gotten senator al franken in turmoil. >> hail, not that funny. and the thanksgiving weather. it's going to be cold. on bill spadea, this is chasing news we have a chasing alert for you tonight. the trial of senator bob menendez is over, at least this one for now. the jury is hung. they could not come to a verdict as far as his guilt are innocent. two jurors holding out's and he was guilty, ten saying he was not. they have been dismissed. now, what's going to happen next? will there be another trial or will this go away? diana has the story from the courthouse. >> senator bob menendez walked out of court a free man. not before hugging his family and defense team. the generic declaring a mistrial in the case. eleven weeks after the case began and after eight days of church liberation. he broke down in tears and thank those who stood beside him; thin

and as a member of the war widows association, you feel as if you are a little neglected that you aren, we are a national organisation, and we try and let it will no about war widows and their stories. because when you talk to the war widows, they are a load of amazing ladies. they have got fantastic stories, and how they coped with the tragedy, and a lot worse of course then bringing up children by themselves, and the older war widows were getting the support that i fortunately got after the falklands war. so they are fantastic stories, and we have actually started to put those stories together, because we don't wa nt stories together, because we don't want to lose them. there is a website, war widows stories, so if anyone would like to find out a little bit more about individual and what they went through and are still going through, because it is forever, notjust for the short period after your partner has been killed, then they should go on their website and have a look. christine, thank you very much for talking to me and talking to me about your husband david, who died on the gl

this is the approach taken by housing associations. 2015 and 16. they knew what the existing properties. i announce additional $2 billion including social rent. they will reclassify to the private sector it means greater acidity to get on with the job thank you very much mister speaker. the snp has ask and for the money to be refunded. only last month that legally we would not be able to recover that. and that they are not constrained. what is he doing to mislead us. i think they may have a number of questions. they knew to create a single piece of authority. thank you mister speaker. giving the rest buys housing space for the equivalent of a new town in what is left of the midway greenbelt. while they give me the assurances and the necessary large-scale investments to bring public service and structure 200,000 more people. >> this is to make this is an important point for people not just in my own constituency elsewhere. we do want to see more homes being built. we are going to go further in building more homes. she's absolutely right as we do tha

reporter: the doctor is on the board of the american heart association and he's a cardiac surgeon. he says the american heart association used to define high blood pressure as 140 over 90 or higher, but the new standard defines high blood pressure as anything above 130 over 80. >> we're hoping that if we get on that curve earlier, so if we tell people about diet and exercise earlier, particularly salt intake is a huge issue, then hopefully they can never get to 140 over 90. reporter: high blood pressure is often linked to other serious health problems. >> we know that high blood pressure leads to kidney disease, stroke, and heart attack. this is something that you want to address early on. reporter: with earlier patient education, the hope is to help people take action sooner. >> at least more people will maybe pay attention more if that is the case. >> the sooner we can get to these people, the more impact we can have on long-term mortality. >> that is a very big deal. >> yeah. >>>all right, 4:45 is the time. let's check in with sal on the traffic. reporter: speaking of blood pres

chris is saying, the head of the vetera ns' association.eterans' association. this is a few hours ago. we will organise a sitting and we will not leave harare until robert mugabe is gone. would you worry if there is a sit—in around the so—called blue roof, his residence? as far as the events on saturday, the army did not allow the crowd near the area, let alone the blue roof. it is clear the military are in charge of the whole process so are in charge of the whole process so far, including the rally itself, including directing and organising it. the military will want to play it. the military will want to play it constitutionally, legally, safe, as far as possible, except if the stand—off is extended, as is appearing to be the case, then they may resort to other means. they want him to resign and he is refusing. you have more experience inside the government as one of the top civil servant for you went into academia and political commentary. i just wonder, when we are talking about the constitution and the impeachment process , the constitu

association. of former croatian general who fought in bosnia has died after taking poison as a you can slog a war crimes tribunal at the hague as the verdict was being read out as an appeal haring unexpectedly produced a small bottle and strength from its right in front of the judge. well i'm proud that we're out of internet ignorance of what we're going to stop police and police or don't. believe. something that look. we're all we've got. i have taken poison. was a general of croatian forces during the yugoslav wars he was convicted of war crimes and sentenced to twenty years before the war probably aqua's a theatre and film director and writer. the yugoslav was the bloodiest conflicts in european history since the second world war tensions between a complex mix of nationalities forming the state of yugoslavia erupted into a bedsit civil war originate yugoslavia included six republics with different nationalities and religious groups. the communist revolutionary and statesman tito who established

association. excuse me independent journalist for nessa bailey took part in the white helmets panel which reporters without borders wanted to be canceled she spoke to us here at r.t. the propaganda that puts the white helmet up on to this extraordinary pedestal. is produced by their p.r. agencies by the countries that are funding them that are also fundamentalist organizations in syria. and try their own by their own proclamation of glory and humanity which is denali where the syrian people who have come into contact with the white knights describe themselves as nonsectarian impartial apolitical organization they cannot make that claim when they are consistently lobbying both politically and for military escalation inside syria. the cryptocurrency bitcoin reached the record high of eleven thousand dollars on wednesday its value assault by a staggering thirteen hundred percent just since the start of this year so i discuss the risks and the appeal of investing in cryptocurrency with artie's financi

from the american wind energy association, "house reneges on tax deal, puts american jobs at risk." along with that, a map showing the distribution of all the major wind facilities across the country, and the final map that demonstrates that every single person on this committee comes from a state that has wind manufacturing elements. without objection. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i have been quite frustrated as was evidenced yesterday. frankly, i find this whole process and embarrassment, as we dive into this hopelessly misdirected bill. despite the best experts, pollsters, writers, lobbyists that money can buy, this bill is going to give heartburn to every person who supported it for the next 36 months. i am going to focus in my remaining time on one of the worst examples of the failure of process, the inability to set priorities, and keep faith with what most of you would claim would be a core republican value , treating taxpayers and consistentlysiness and honoring our word. if you make a deal, honor it, especially if they are acting on this promise. those of you who w

(upbeat music) great decisions is produced by the foreign policy association in association with thomson reuters. funding for great decisions is provided by pricewaterhousecoopers llp. (rhythmic ethnic music) it's an undertaking as massive as china itself. beijing is boldly extending claims to the south china sea. it's doing so through an enormous land reclamation project, dredging the sea floor to build islands. - it's very difficult for any foreign policy analyst to get to the core of what drives current chinese behavior. i think number one is this, the chinese have long held a view that this is part of their sovereign territory in territorial seas, goes back not just decades but centuries. - let me make this clear. the south china sea islands have been china's territory since ancient times. it is the bounds of duty of the chinese government to uphold china's territorial sovereignty and legitimate maritime rights and interests. - this is the rejuvenation of the chinese nation, and getting back what has been stolen from china, i believe, is part of realizing that dream. - they've been m

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