a estos proyectos se les dio luz verde luego de que los votantes de santa clara aprobarÁn el bono dee uno de estos departamentos por no contar con el dinero suficiente para pagar una renta normal. >> es una ayuda muy grande para todos. carla: a estos proyectos se les dio luz verde luego de que aprobaran el bono de vivienda asequible, noticia que da una esperanza quienes no tienen donde vivir. al seÑor vÍctor rodríguez le encantarÍa beneficiarse con uno de estos departamentos por no contar con el dinero suficiente para pagar una renta normal. >> yo vivo en mi camioneta, no se lo voy a negar. con honestidad de hombres se lo digo. hay mucha gente como yo que duerme en la calle. carla: la meta serÍa construir 4800 u como esta dentro del condado de santa clara durante 10 aÑos. 128 u habitacionales, sin duda una excelente noticia para quienes mÁs lo necesitan, siendo esto un tercio de avance hacia la meta en 10 aÑos. reportÓ en vivo, noticias univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: muchas gracias, carla. ahora nos vamos al este de la ciudad de auckland. abriÓ sus puertas un nuevo centro para indigentes. la a

in our previous cohort, we had nine projects that were matched with pro bono partners. for example, one of the projects was the office of transgender initiatives, which received pro bow bone no services from consulting u.s.a. and they helped to create a manual of services available to transgender community members, which indicated which of the four official languages are spoken at a service provider. i'd like to share why this resolution is retroactive. it is because the civic bridge is a new function, which the department of technology assumed at the beginning of this fiscal year, and the program has previously been administered within the mayor's office. as we reviewed ou our initiatives, we realized there were certain arrangements that constituted a gift to the city that would require board approval. >> chairwoman: would anyone from the public like to comment on item number eight? seeing none, public comment is now closed. i would like to move this to the board with a positive recommendation. thank you very much. can you please read item number nine. [i'm nine read]

trabajar pero gracias a una compañía que le dio apoyo puede prepararse para volver al trabajo, reciben un bono dinero se preparan para un nuevo trabajo, >> tener 1% de discapacidad, haber perdido el trabajo son parte de los requisitos para postular, ellos le orientan para encontrar una nueva vocación y los preparan. >> estoy contento voy a tomar clases tengo tiempo de no tomar un libro o lapiz es importante que si se lastimó en el trabajo lo reporte a su empleados ir a un médico para reportar el caso así evitaría perder dinero. >>bueno muchas gracias, ahora el noticiero de las 6 está por iniciar. cuéntanos andrés. >> así es, en cosa de minutos les cuento que pgna podría hace sepa en breve por qué lo harán >>y la compañía esta avisando por su teléfono avisando que su zona sufrirá un corte eléctrico programado. ♪. >> es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis qué tal le saluda césar bayona y blanca garza. en días más de 200 mil clientes se pgna podría sufrir cortes programados de energía los recortes podrían ser de 24 a 48 horas, >> así es,pero le piden a la comunidad estar alerta y preparados teni

you can't give pro bono to a campaign. and at -- and this sondland guy, what is the deal with him? you know what he was? he was a hotel developer. >> right. >> this isn't a foreign policy guy. this is a guy who trump probably liked because they talked about hotels and he wanted to be rich and he wanted to be in the circle. what is he doing saying he's in charge? i mean, who is letting these people run wild? well, we know who it is. it's the guy who's in charge who thinks it's okay to have rudy giuliani and some hotel developer out there trying to engage a foreign government in trying to impact his political opponent in next year's election. >> all right. no one's going anywhere. this is too good. >>> after the break, rudy giuliani is defying those congressional subpoenas as evidence mounts that he was connected to his now-indicted business partners. new reports say they paid him $500,000. that's a lot. the latest on the investigation out of sdny into rudy giuliani. >>> also ahead, donald trump's former envoy to the coalition to defeat isis calls on the white house to release the tr

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from the architect who said i will do it pro bono to the group of women who said, we have to do something for our community through, you know, all the way to the present and the current ownership, it's just a very moving story. it's the history of communities doing the right thing for the right reasons so irt

from the architect who said i will do it pro bono to the group of women who said, we have to do something for our community through, you know, all the way to the present and the current ownership, it's just a very moving story. it's the history of communities doing the right thing for the right reasons so i heartly endorse. this. >> i move we adopt the resolution. >> i second it. >> did you have a comment? >> i want to second it. >> there's a motion that has been seconded to off adopt a resolution supporting the nomination. roll call (. pair (rol (rol (crime). >> the motion passed 5-0. >> we're on item 13. >> good afternoon. i'm the preservation planner for environmental review of the 447 battery street project. joining me is the senior environmental planner for the project. members of the sponsored team are present, as well. today we're here to give the commission an opportunity to provide its comments on the adequacy of the alternatives for inclusion in the draft environmental impact report which is scheduled to be published in spring of 2020. the building is on the southeast corner of

from the architect who said i will do it pro bono to the group of women who said, we have to do something for our community through, you know, all the way to the present and the current ownership, it's just a very moving story. it's the history of communities doing the right thing for the right reasons so i heartly endorse. this. >> i move we adopt the resolution. >> i second it. >> did you have a comment? >> i want to second it. >> there's a motion that has been seconded to off adopt a resolution supporting the nomination. roll call (. pair (rol (rol (crime). >> the motion passed 5-0. >> we're on item 13.

los 48,000 miembros del sindicato recibirÍan aumentos salariales y bonos como parte del trato.rando el fin de los tiempos. un hombre de 58 aÑos tenÍan cerrada a una familia de hijos adultos. ilia: autoridades japonesas confirmaron la muerte de 79 personas luego del paso de un arrasador tifÓn. hasta el momento se reporta mÁs de 4000 evacuados, 12,000 viviendas y negocios sin electricidad. se dio la rotura de numerosos diques emergencia busca a lo desapareciÓ. julio: la televisiÓn estatal de corea del norte mostrÓ imÁgenes de kim jong-un montando un caballo blanco como su padre. ilia: se lleva una investigaciÓn con plantas y provocÓ que un helecho pueda tomarse una selfie. la energÍa alimenta las baterÍas. enrique: la administraciÓn de donald trump anunciÓ que planea reactivar la asistencia financiera a el salvador y honduras. el presidente tratÓ de castigar, en california comienza el periodo de inscripciÓn para que indocumentados estudiantes obtengan el plan estatal de salud gratis o de costo reducido. carlos romero renuncia a su caso del sindicato de petrÓleo en medio de las in

dependencias no se están viendo afectados >> pero sin duda todavía no se sabe si van a tener servicio bono regreso con ustedes >> puta gracias por la noticia sigue la crisis con donald trump, por la llegada de caravanas centroamericanas >> cuando son las 3:00 de la tarde es hora de revisar la pregunta del día de hoy >> visite telemundo.com más adelante podremos compartir las declaraciones >> muy polémicas >> comparta sus opiniones >> se esperan que las autoridades de santa clara, de acuerdo una investigación al 911 fue forzado el ingreso a la auto, y más tarde el carro con u cadáver dentro >> ofrecen una recompensa de $15,000 mil dólares surgen nuevos detalles, de dos personas en parque rancho san antonio sabemos que una de las víctimas falleció tras ingresar en estado crítico al hospital y la otra fue dada de alta >> se confirmó que la sospechoso es una mujer de 50 años portuguesa y ya está tras las rejas >> los detectives continúan investigando se había una relación entre las sospechosas y las asesinadas >> tras un incidente que ocurrió en la semana pasada cuatro alumnos presuntamente at

why does he think he's been doing pro bono work? what is he, like, a lawyer?s just been helping us out. lemonis: that's what family does. i didn't know you had to qualify for pro bono work. "...my time has become and will remain much more limited and unpredictable." okay. i don't like that he just disappeared. i gave him a responsibility, and then i come back, and you guys are working your fanny off and he's not here. i'm angry. but here's the thing that could be the golden goose in this whole thing. it's better that you learn now... lynn: oh, yeah. lemonis: ...than having them sell their house and them get here and it not work out. lynn: i know. i know. lemonis: all right? -you okay? -lynn: yeah. lemonis: you sure? okay. look at this! norton: how you like it? lemonis: this look unbelievable. norton: it is massive. lemonis: after three weeks of construction, the deck is finally complete. i didn't think it was gonna go out this far. norton: we just kept going. lemonis: unreal. look at this. norton: it brings out the whole restaurant. [ truck beeping ] lemonis:

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. >> rudy keeps saying, it's okay, i was working for the president doing it pro bono.ren't there rules about what a public official can accept as pro bono legal services? and even though i heard a clever argument someone said you could assume that rudy giuliani's legal advice is worth zero but let's say it isn't worth zero and is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars that's well above any maximum allowance. how does that figure into it? >> there are a number of statutes mr. giuliani needs to worry about in terms of whether he violated them. among them is something called the anti-deficiency act which makes it a crime -- it's a federal crime for government employees to accept volunteer services from a person. you cannot accept and spend money in a way that is inconsistent with what congress has articulated and you can't accept volunteer services and the federal employees would be committing a crime and mr. giuliani may have been involved in a conspiracy to violate that statute. i just don't know. he's also got exposure as we talked about before with the foreign agent r

bono, at every concert bono begins by doing a shoutout to president bush because of his work in africa. it's not as unusual as people think. i like to -- i'm sure other people have said this, but the very liberal supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg used to say about really the person she called her best buddy on the court, justice scalia, you don't -- i'm going to get it wrong. you don't need to be disagreeable to disagree. wait a minute. you can disagree without being disagreeable. and i think we all need to remember that. >> i had breakfast with stacey abrams a couple of weeks ago and she said people don't realize one of my best friends is a white republican. there you go. so jamie gangel, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, cnn sits down with the judge who sparked a major controversy after she hugged a former dallas police officer convicted of murder and hear how she explained that emotional moment in her courtroom. woman: what gives me confidence about investment decisions? rigorous fundamental research. with portfolio managers focused on the long term. who look beyond t

yomara: parte del bono se usarÁ para programas de salud y seguridad. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: continÚa la polÉmicaez obrador confirmó que serÁ el miÉrcoles con el lleguen a la capital la mitad de las cenizas del del cantante. existe el descontento en ese paÍs. jesica: mauro flores tuvo una nostÁlgica tarea. limpia la estatua en honor a josÉ josé en la averÍa, la color y el norte en la que el prÍncipe de la canciÓn pasó su infancia y juventud. fue de los pocos que pudieron pactar con sus manos el amor de los mexicanos al intÉrprete. >> no jueguen con los sentimientos, por favor. nosotros amamos esa mÚsica. no se vale que nos hagan esto. trÁiganlo completo. jesica: este mausoleo improvisado, como en ningÚn otro lugar del mundo, la esperanza de que el cuerpo del Ídolo regrese, no se apaga. aunque sara sosa haya dicho que la mitad de las cenizas de su padre regresarÁn. >> sarita, recapacite y apoya a tus hermanos. trÁelo completo para acá. >> nos extraÑa que la esposa y la hija quieren mandar en cenizas a josÉ josé.queremos su cuerpo presente. despuÉs que vaya a la basÍlica, que venga su colonia. jesi

her pro bono practice focuses on the first amendment. howe is the author of scotus blog. the indispensable website for those who care about the court. she is a reporter for her own yhowe.com. she is the only person i know in the supreme court press room who has argued two cases there. we have a real panel of experts. they're going to break down some of the issues that are before the court. we're going to start with bob. he will talk to us about the second amendment. >> yes. the court has before it one of -- actually the first meaningful second amendment case that has -- it has been asked to consider since mcdonald which incorporated the right to bear arms against the state. in 2016t did consider -- briefly considered by pure -- in the case of caetano. which dealt with whether or not stun guns might be protected under the second amendment. the case the court is looking at right now is new york state's rifle and pistol association versus the city of new york. there are several important issues. hellere court in mcdonald did not set a standard of review for second amendment

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giuliani says he represents the president pro bono. if that's the true and we have no reason to believe that it isn't, i haven't seen any other proof otherwise, is a president or any official allowed to accept that kind of dollar value in pro bono service work from an attorney? i've been looking through the law and you guys have all these rules in congress about it having to be for a committee and a specific purpose and specific amount. unless you accept the argue mr. giuliani's legal advice is worth zero, this is hundreds of thousands of things worth of value. shouldn't that have been recorded? >> some might question whether rudy giuliani's legal advice is worth what others might regard, but the point is that those services, if they are a gift or if they are an exchange for something could well be a violation of law. >> you want to add using doral for the g-7 to your emoluments suit. the president's proxy said he's not going to make any money off it. >> our emoluments office said the president has repeatedly accepted payments and bene

when you have every law school that is recruited in every white shoe law firm that provides pro bono legal services in bringing caall the way up to the supreme court, let alone the judicial, is not just the ninth circuit court of appeals. i understand it's a great shorthand for people signaling they understand there's a problem with the court. but when you have these individual circuit court judges unilaterally asserting authority to overrule the presidents powers on immigration, we have a systemic problem and people asked me, what can i do. one thing, make sure if you have the power to get votes for district attorneys, that you are going to vote for district attorneys and not going to look the other way of immigration l law. >> i think we should start impeaching some of the open border stretches as well. >> we could have in a whole hour long conversation on just that alone given the extent to which the judges interfere with reasonable efforts by their ministration to try to secure the border and congress to make their stances. that brings me too an approved point, politicians. we ha

. >> paul manafort worked pro bono as well. sometimes it's considered suspicious. >> all right. if your client lies, you to lie for him. i mean, look at sean spicer who tried to convince us that the obama inauguration was half the size of the trump inauguration. >> you seem pained. does this pain you? >> of course. of course it pained me. he married us 25 years ago tomorrow. so i'm very fond of him. i have very fond memories. i actually carry this in my wallet. >> which is? >> i mentioned. >> i read that in the article. i didn't know you had it with you. this is -- >> that's our wedding day at city hall. and i carried it in my wallet until recently when i couldn't carry it anymore when someone at a dinner party, a stranger suggested that we weren't legally married because rudy's working on his third divorce. so it impacted me that that actually had an emotional and psychological effect. >> and as someone who works -- and i say this sometimes when people ask me, well, how can you have this or that person on the show, interview t

if it was virtue signaling to spread money around to the racist project in texas that provides pro bono legal services to illegal alien family members, i suppose the problem would not be so intractable. for a lot of these silicon valley companies come at a book about this as a focus of my last book with a former american software programmer turned lawyer for american i.t. workers who have been harmed by these cheap labor pipelines for i.t. workers from china and india. their explicit goals are to bring in as many cheap laborers as they can within outsource the work. the problem is a lot of these silicon valley companies have invited the splc into their inner chambers to help them identify their worst political opponents and then to completely solve them from telling the truth. it's connecting the dots of that money. tim cook and jeff bezos have donated to many of these deep-pocketed nonprofit organizations that are crusading for illegal alien rights. you wonder how it is the instant representation in court to sue over every last trump initiative to enforce the law. big business and the

but things got even worse for the visitors when sebastiaan bono scored his 1st ever make it go 5 minutes from the end. the result leaves part of rock bottom with a solitary one point in 8 games and plenty to ponder. it's been a wacky few weeks for just a little just one point from the last 5 games despite being one nil up the nature of the. roman henning's was the score on most occasions so did free help phone call have a plan for a different outcome. overall i wanted us to go on the look today we did it relatively late but we deserve to win. of course distilled or simply waited until the 84th minute to take the lead. and why not henning's his 5th of the season mindset precious little time to get back into the game and then edelson fernandez picked up a 2nd card for a high tackle leaving his team a man down. because i finally headings open up proved to be the winner. whether by accident or design phone calls planned well. freeman versus how it was nearly over when the game began to get interesting for the majority of the game they had in the much action. frame and took the early lead thr

we don't know how to take care of old people the germans do it so we came here to learn that bench bono work later in china that has a national. here and there in germany we don't have enough geriatric nurses so we hope that you'll stay live in. the system you probably won't. the reason you want to go back to china to work. here. war morning how did you intend to sleep well. great with the converse day in bed a little longer just a little. is how i have no time. no troia. that's right it's me is my teddy still though you know. of a nice day that's my teddy. it's this cold you don't notice because you're wearing gloves ok but i have to leave it on now i'm terrible that simply won't do who trained you they sure did a bad job small and small and how's that. i think this is the place. this is and that's not ok. i knew. one of them who want to wear something out yes. the pink one isn't there mr. i can understand you at all. then you should learn to speak proper german town some kind of stuff and some of the. because must do what you like but i'm not going through that again some day. finally

assessor used to model can be held responsible without being linked to individual crimes just like bonoday now. in the united states american boxer patrick de has died after suffering a critical brain injury 5 days ago during the fight in chicago he was 27 patrick tate was knocked out by charles conwell in the 10th round of the us be a super welterweight title fight the only when he wouldn't see brain surgery but lapse into a coma and never regain consciousness he's the 4th of boxers to die from competition sustained injuries in the last 3 months. they decision to grant qatar rights to host the 2022 world cup have been a constant source of controversy especially given the country's exploitative employment system that's considered abusive to migrant workers but after pressure from human rights organizations the gulf nation has announced it will reform its labor system changes are expected to be rubber stamped in january but many remain cautious. migrant workers in qatar many of whom have been building the country stadia for the 2020 world cup will cry approval from their boss before they

alleged assessors to murder can be held responsible without being linked to individual crimes just like bono d. now. ok let's get a reminder now for our top story here on britain and the e.u. say they have reached a new deal on the u.k.'s withdrawal from the european union british prime minister boris johnson is hailing the agreement and urging parliament to approve it this week. coming up next our show conflicts elena we'll have more for you at the top of the hour thank you for watching g.w. . conflicts a. poison pill. rising in venezuela hong kong protests for exit blockage the world is in crisis mode just this week we've lost track of the key interviews of the season the point is that middle wants to change they implied in the mail on jay leno this certainly wouldn't you. like some of. the details of. the city. are always a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population . last lions fans occupied the city center in 2017 president to turn his response was. interesting. to me book called. the. the reconquest turned into tragedy. is not the kin

alleged assessors to murder can be held responsible without being linked to individual crimes just like bono did now. or the decision to grant qatar. the right are we going to do qatar are we going to do the boxer story ok so the decision to grant and so are the right to host the 2022 world cup has been a constant source of controversy especially given the country's exploitive employment system that's considered abusive to migrant workers but after pressure from human rights organizations the country has announced that it will reform its labor system changes are expected to be rubber stamped in january but many still remain cautious. migrant workers in qatar many of whom have been building the country stadia for the 2020 world cup will cry approval from their boss before they can change jobs or even leave the country that is set to change next year the gulf state has agreed to abolish labor and introduce a minimum wage law that would not discriminate against nationalities. it is very important because we are looking at you know at the upper to be an attractive place for investors for the ski

alleged assessors to monitor can be held responsible without being linked to individual crimes just like bono day now. or we have some news from the world of sports now and police in vogue area have arrested 6 football fans following monday's euro 2020 qualification match in sofia now during a match england players were subjected to racist abuse including monkey chants and nazi salutes police have so far down to $515.00 fans thought to have been involved the incident caused the head of gary's football association to announce his resignation european football's governing body you a fan has yet to issue a punishment as anti racism groups call for all gary to be kicked out of the competition. now japan is a nation often associated with sumo wrestling in sports for example but it's absolutely going crazy for rugby japan's hosting this year's rugby world cup the country's team has booked a place in the quarterfinals for the very 1st time in history as a result fan shops are struggling to keep up with the demand for rugby jerseys. rugby mania has reached feed a pitch in japan. the world cup hosts i

china disease like you bono everybody who has been in contact with a newly infected person should be vaccinated and mona says. while there is no license treatment for the deadly infection yet a newly developed vaccine is already being used here under emergency guidelines. in a so-called ring vaccination people who may have been in contact with a newly infected person and who took the team have traced her off that the vaccine to protect them. and attitudes in the community and slowly changing. i'm happiest when we see a patient cured and leaving a life because the community believes that when we come it's a sign of death it's complicated but when they survive we stand till we accompany them sometimes with drums. and with every survivor who leaves the treatment center to the sound of clapping and drum beats the message goes out take precautions and get treatment to help contain the spread of this deadly disease. yeah right joining us now is dr michael ryan he's executive director of the world health organization's health emergencies program thanks for being with us here this morning hi

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my senior counsel work pro bono and when it comes to the west of it —— rest of it it has been hundredsusands. but that is my money and if i wish to do so, because one thing i have always felt but isn't that dangerous for democracy? when people with access to that money have more access? i wish the system was different and that someone who is concerned does not have to have wealth and can actually exercise their civic voice. that is a deficit of our system and it's something that desperately needs reforming. at the same time, if i have the ability to express on behalf of so many people that there is something wrong with what is happening in our politics, that a prime minister puts himself above the law. let's not forget that. you say you speak for people and you may or may not be right but ultimately you are self appointed. you are not accountable to people. i am accountable to the courts because if writing up those cases the court felt they did not have merit and that they were not legitimate, i can't just have merit and that they were not legitimate, i can'tjust turn up in court and b

he used his medical practices in providing pro bono working in villages and rural places for the disadvantaged and unfortunately we lost him this morning. i will be honored to adjourn this meeting in his beloved memory. thank you. >> i'm so sorry for your loss, linda. and we will adjourn in his memory. thank you. adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 my name is jim woods i'm the founder of woods beer company and the proprietor of woods copy k open 2 henry adams what makes us unique is that we're reintegrated brooeg the beer and serving that cross the table people are sitting next to the xurpz drinking alongside we're having a lot of ingredient that get there's a lot to do the district of retail shop having that really close connection with the consumer allows us to do exciting things we decided to come to treasure

because if you have a look at borisjohnson with the eu leaders, there was a lot of backslapping and bonorneath those eu leaders are very sceptical when the prime minister said i've got the numbers in parliament to pass this deal. we got a whiff of that from michel barnier, the eu chief negotiator, he said the prime minister said he has the numbers and we must leave him but they don't really. up their sleeve, we must leave him but they don't really. up theirsleeve, of we must leave him but they don't really. up their sleeve, of course, is the possibility of another brexit extension and eu leaders today were very coy about that and they're not enthusiastic about the idea and they wa nt to enthusiastic about the idea and they want to keep the pressure up on mps to focus their minds, but if this deal, like theresa may's deal agreed with eu leaders fails to get through the house of commons, and if there we re the house of commons, and if there were a request from the uk for another brexit extension, then these eu leaders after three years of brexit process, two brexit deals, aren't going to t

pro bono. i am retired, i am old, it's a master class. what also i got to do.they were very pleased. so i got between 25 and 30 students. there are 25 students and there were five that just sort of shared up. some 30 people men and women. very experienced in some extremely good writers. some of one prices in spain and mexico. when i shared up, they said here i am and got some books for you, this in mexico city and a beautiful day. you saw the beautiful beautiful city and roma. this was in roman history. roma. he said he drove. cape cod to houston to beaumont to nashville and so forth. i did come near here. we do not sell down. and i said, where, mcallen, then reynosa and they said you into reynosa. he said is the most dangerous city on the border. he said it is pretty dangerous. but how dangerous and they said it's wicked. i said well here i am. so i got points are driving. [laughter] i said what i am trying to show you is first that i need friends in mexico and you are my friend. i will teach you. also i want to show you that were on the same road. you leave m

rudy, who was paying with the gold dealer, what were these peaches in in, the idea of this being pro bono takes us into a whole other side of the analysis. of what we've heard of all of this coordinated testimony saying,up, it was shad ard be again go on with this, where does that lead you as an investigator? >> on the counterintelligence side one of the thing you're always concerned about are access and and influence racial and that may be being used by a foreign power. so it doesn't matter in essence, you know, the counterintelligence investigators are not going to be so focused on what state department's reaction was to giuliani's activity. they are simply looking at what he did and who he was acting on behalf of. the fact that efficiency in there lobbying for, in the case of the turks it appears to be on several different fro which as you understand it, he explains by saying my for business ventures to the u.s. government, i'm just helping them in foreign countries if those and. >> jimmy: and some of the testimony today be, if. >> he heard testimony from someone today that sub sfak wh

. >> i am a pro bono attorney since 1962 i have worked in the government on us military and intelligence ways to deal with threats from china andnd russia. since tiananmen i am involved in human rights in china. so my question relates to your last comment as to one of the things the us can do or the ways to avoid the trap of treaties and agreements. for a country like china that daily violates its statutes, constitution, and many many international treaties regarding torture and international relations at the drop of a hat, in that kind of a country, what good do you think the treaties would do to protect us except maybe if we see they violate it we can warn them but we do that allng the time. >> that's a great question. part of the shadow war was intended to disrupt those international rules -based order that the us helped to put in place reduce conflict post-world war ii. and from russia china perspective they see the international rules -based order is skewed against their favor so that being said so in their interest. no question look at russia's violation with the imf and china also