byrnes byrnes myrick -- mr. byrne: i rise to celebrate ob griffey after his retirement in his 48 years in journalism. bob has been a main stay on television in southwest alabama and the florida panhandle for over three decades. bob helped create a more informed community. just as impressive is bob's contribution away from the tv station. he's dedicated countless hours to numerous service organizations and programs, including teaching journalism classes and hosting high school academic competitions. one of my fondest memories with bob was when he tagged along for a day of my town hall meetings in rural alabama. at each stop, bob was the highlight. in fact, there's no doubt more people were excited to see bob than their congressman. it was a testament to just how loved and represented bob is by so many people in southwest alabama. mr. speaker, i'm proud to call bob a friend, and i want to wish him and his wife marie all the best in their retirement and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields ba

he kept the crease in early travel, rory byrne is bold and keatonjennings early travel, rory byrne iskeaton jennings caught, is early travel, rory byrne is bold and keatonjennings caught, is sri lankan sensed a collapse. in best of the someone with a point to prove after being left out of the last march. he showed his team—mates what they've been missing, with the glazing 50 from ben stokes that they we re glazing 50 from ben stokes that they were scattering sri lankan‘s hopes. there are only distraction was four—legged as a dog stopped play, that's hardly what they needed. this was a pedigree performance. moments later, a century, and that fraud emotion, frustration, vindication, whatever the case, the balcony didn't seem to mind. on 110 he finally succumbed to a really short, and left the field knowing this has been some comeback. from there though, england faltered, a clatter of late wickets, and they were left clinging on successfully overturning an unbeatable decision, just before the close. far from an unbeatable decision, just before the close. farfrom perfect, but there will b

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grave for soldiers who died in world war one over forty four thousand men are buried here rebecca byrne christoph sentences are high school students from consul there trying to learn as much as possible about an officer hundred franco who once attended their school. this is the friedrich's and council a lot of the students here are studying history. this is a monument to the fallen soldiers of the world wars. fourteen eighteen fourteen under w. this must be i'm being closed down and i never hear stuff like this the start of a major research project and you come on let's buy some as if we're studying what we can about him so that we can get a better idea of what the war was really like that in the villages as being closed down attended our school and he studied a lot of the same subjects that we do you know so we can relate to him pretty well that's enough it seemed he just was the most is that. most of them were actually volunteers. they had taken their final exams early. by the age of seventeen or eighteen they were dead the same age as rebecca and christophe here the students visit th

you and rose byrne. is about. >> yeah. it's based on our writer/director, sean anders, who di"daddy's home" one and two. he and his wife became very successful and they a re gettinrd time about not having kids. and he made an off-handed joke about, "well, maybe we'll adopt a five yeaold. so it'll be like, i got to go when i was younger. because they were a little bit older. and all of a sudden, she starts looking in to it. they don't adopt one. they end up adopting three , siblings au know, they have that honeymoon period and then reality sets in and the kids are really kind of crazy l and they ae oh my god can we get rid of these kids? [ light laughter ] but then they really fell in love with them and then they fight to keep thfa to become a ly. and it's emotional and funny f d all these things and it is honor to be a part. you know, it's amazing how he ird so many other people open their hearts and tomes to people and there are a lot of kids in foster care that needs homes. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, hopef

anything but certain that the prime minister may has a majority in the house of commons for the deal ok byrne to get in brussels and thank you for that. violence has flared in central paris as thousands joined to protest against planned increases in fuel taxes riot police use water cannon and tear gas to clear the streets truck drivers angry at the tax hikes have been in the forefront of the protests. protesters and trucker style yellow safety vests set up a barricade on the iconic songs that he say then police arrived many of the demonstrators come from outside paris and say a new tax on motor fuel meant to cut consumption and pollution in big cities will affect them disproportionately others say they're angry about economic policies that favor business and the rich of. all the big companies should pay taxes like everybody else and also the big bosses and the rich should pay wealth taxes the government suppressed the wealth tax and now they make the ordinary people pay that's not normal no matter. what france's interior minister blames the rest on the far right moving the leader of the popul

and brad byrne's bill gets around the rule in the senate. we have one of the greatest speakers we've ever had in paul ryan. he was the budget chair -- he was the chair of the budget committee. he knows exactly how to go about effort reconciliation accomplished. and under the process known as reconciliation, all that they would need to do is bring up a 2019 budget resolution that would alter reconciliation instructions and under brad's bill it provides $25 billion for a border wall that would be placed in mandatory spending. and that would be as instructed by homeland security committee. it's a majority vote to make that budget change. it's a budget resolution. that's what it would take. and once that's done, then the money could be placed into this trust account that's being set .p under the byrne bill and i know back a year and a half ago we heard all kinds of threats, oh, we can't really repeal obamacare because of the byrd rule. can't do it under reconciliation. oh, the byrd rule. oh, we can't -- we had leaders in the house and senate, re

traditional folk music they covered his tracks from the electronic and house scene and later thomas byrne born came up with the idea. this person and i think it's a perfect match because techno at its core is really brass band music. think of the bass drum in any techno music and the samples they use they're called horns and things like that and they use old synthesizers from the eighty's. which are basically computers trying to imitate the sound of brass music comes through the. glass music to. preparations for a burly gig hosted by jim muse music funding agency in it's a t.v. music and they support mortar as well and the band is a blast to watch whether they're playing it huge festivals in tiny clubs or at street festivals. the eleven piece techno marching band doesn't only have a wicked live performance they've also got a great studio album is resigned to i would say we're more inclined to play live. that's the whole idea to let people really experience music they'd otherwise only hear out of their speakers but we also enjoy making records and we've already got one out to michael i wan

members work as full time musicians for the big german acts like yandle a infectious brought thomas byrne one place the jazz trumpet and brought the group together in twenty fifteen their very first you tube clip shows them covering a track raised by house killer and became an instant he. said when a group of daft i was in a ballin club one night and thought i want to make music like that with real instruments everyone was raving it was incredible even though there was just one guy d.j. and you could really see what he was doing. of. combining the energy of techno music with a live performance was bound to create something amazing we was. since then more tech has been crashing its way around the world festivals like barcelona's x.e. own musical south by southwest in texas hungary's secret and lola the loser just wouldn't be the same without them. so what's next. while they're saying it will continue making new tracks we'll start writing our own material and we will keep reworking other songs. so i was at some point everyone in the world should know. we really enjoy traveling you see you k

in his new film he and his wife, played by rose byrne, consider adopting a set of siblings. >> threeadorable. >> why would you show us that? >> here are so many great kids looking for a family. >> rose had her second child just before they started shooting and the movie made mark, already a father of four, consider adoption in real life. >> you really think you could add to your family after this? that's amazing. >> i don't make those decisions. that's my wife's call, but i am just knowing her. you can't but think about the fact that there are a lot of kids out there that really need a home. >> octavia spencer plays a social worker in "instant family." off the set she showed up for mark's 4:00 a.m. work-out club and came to play. >> i got phone calls from some of the biggest stars in town. they're like, yo, i am coming to the 4:00 a.m. club. i aspire to be better. nobody showed up. this one, first one to show up. shows up at 3:30. i am so impressed. >> thank you, honey. >> she comes in and she kills it and, you know what, she is inspiring so many other people. >> i'm one of them. i c

grave for soldiers who died in world war one over forty four thousand men are buried here rebecca byrne christoph sentences are high school students from council they're trying to learn as much as possible about an officer hundred franco sharon who once attended their school. this is the friedrich's given us ago and council a lot of the students here are studying history. this is a monument to the fallen soldiers of the world wars. fourteen eighteen fourteen under w. this must be i'm being closed down and i know racist stuff is the start of a major research project and i want to buy from as if we are studying what we can about him so that we can get a better idea of what the war was really like he said that he would do it as a being closed down attended our school and he studied a lot of the same subjects that we do you know so we can relate to him pretty well but that's not what seemed to be the most is that. most of them were actually volunteers. they'd taken their final exams early. by the age of seventeen or eighteen they were dead the same age as rebecca and christoph here the stud

an approach that is welcomed by the likes of peter byrne he heads the major research program founded by switzerland's environmental and forest research authority and its objective is to provide far as it is like stephan field with strategies for the forests of the future. also. have to constantly keep climate change in mind. this is a factor with a real impact a tree that regenerates today will probably be exposed or have to be exposed to the climate at the end of the twenty first century that's something you have to incorporate. what stefan flukey goes certainly does every decision he makes has just the one purpose to reinforce the forest and minimize risks the claim of him to climate change is happening and is already impacting on our work today determines what our work consists of. and sometimes that also means cutting down entire swathes of old trees next spring he'll be planting and other climate compatible trees here. in areas where the tree population is still in a healthy condition he does what he can to boost the growth of the strongest and most promising trees. any trees st

that's chris byrnes. it's not one of those grinding the crack videos.his is just a gorgeous flight. >> what's really sticking out to me, i don't know what wing suit he's in because he's not losing altitude. he's got a lot of lift. >> he's testing a new prototype. >> you said it like you're getting one. where do you find one anyway? >> i was just amazed at how good it is. >> he is the current wing suit base world champ. in 2017 and 2018 he won the world base race in norway. he's the current world record holder for the fastest wing suit base flight among a number of other accomplishments that he holds. he pulls the chute and makes a landing. he flew about 3.1 miles. in a much different location, this time the beach in thailand. evan dickinson reaching into the void. >> look at the beauty of it. >> yeah. >> you don't want to jump too soon, you know? just wait one extra second. take in the view. >> not much of a free-fall there. the parachute deploys perfectly. >> so beautiful. >> margarita, frozen! >>> i think this video can be boiled down to absolutely ho

mark wahlberg and rose byrne find themselves unlikely foster parents in "instant family."the feel-good comedy are all over the place -- anywhere from 10-to-21 million dollars. that's raising a family: you never quite know what to expect. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) the golden state warriors are auctioning off signed game-worn jerseys to help out the victims of the camp fire. here is a look at the n-b-a auctions website ... where fans can bid on the jerseys of steph curry, kevin durant, klay thompson, draymond green, andre iguodala and shaun livingston. the team also is matching all crowdfunding donations up to 25-thousand. the auction ends the thursday after thanksgiving. ( dave ) (ácommercialá) ♪ ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ good morning im marty gonzales. right now you're looking sutro tower camera in san francisco. you can see just how thick the smoke is this morning. ( marty )(take scando)poor air quality in the bay area continues. some location

lam byrne who requested the survey told the u.k. guardian that absent major. formes global policy makers are quote risking a new explosion instability corruption and poverty on the other side of the proverbial coin a nov twenty seventeen report from credit suisse found that people on the bottom fifty percent of the income scale on less than one percent of global wealth got that fifty percent of lower income folks on less than one percent o.-m. g. . turning back to the u.s. for more granular view of the problem the pew research center noted late last year that the so-called great recession of two thousand and seven to two thousand and nine further exacerbated inequality by race gender and income as one of most trusted analyst of demographics polling and policy in the united states using figures from the federal reserve they found that among americans poor and middle class the gap between white households wealth and black and hispanic households.

a few doors down, a fellow pilot, charles byrne, at number a1.t door to him, an assistant at number 43, and another crew member lived at 24. in the next street, there were another six homes where the men would not return on new year's eve. the single body that was recovered was given an official commonwealth war grave. a 70—year—old robert was in service when he was killed by enemy action. it's in tynemouth‘s main cemetery and is one of many on home soil. something that got a local resident wondering and led to a remarkable community project. for many years, used to walk my daughter's dog around this cemetery. i became increasingly aware of a number of commonwealth war graves headstones. i went to the local library and found a shock, really, a list of 1,700 men whose deaths were attributed to the great war. what we're trying to do is to give some life to these people. they're not just faceless names on headstones. these were people who had families, who were involved in the local community in a number of interesting ways, which we're uncovered. w

lam byrne who requested the survey told the u.k. guardian that absent major reforms global policy makers are. risking a new explosion instability corruption and poverty on the other side of the proverbial coin a november twenty seventeen report from credit suisse found that people on the bottom fifty percent of the income scale on less than one percent of global wealth got that fifty percent of lower income folks on less than one percent o.-m. g. .

mark wahlberg and rose byrne find themselves unlikely foster parents in "instant family."estimates for the feel-good comedy are all over the place -- anywhere from 10-to-21 million dollars. that's raising a family: you never quite know what to expect. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour of the kron4 morning news... we will have live reports from across the bay area on the poor air quality and which areas are experiencing the worst smoke from the camp fire. ( james ) take a look outside at the unhealthy air choking the bay area this morning.this is a live camera overlooking berkeley this morning. good morning... i'm james fletcher ( darya ) and im darya folsom. we have team coverage of the unhealthy air. kron 4's will tran is in san francisco. sara stinson is live in san jose. and yoli aceves is in san rafael. meterologist john shrable is in the weather center tracking the lastest on the bad air. ( james ) but first we'll start with will in san francisco at how conditions are this morning. will? (darya) (darya) much like yesterday temperatur

he came to the crease with england in early trouble, and when rory byrne is a bold, kate and jenny caughtd a point of prove, after being left out the last match what he was showing it emits what they had been missing, together with a blazing 50 prevents stokes, they were seen scattering strega's hopes to stop a dog stop the play, but this was a pedigree performance. moments later his century and that brought a emotion. an hundred and ten, he finally succumbed a weary shot, and he left the field knowing this had been some complex. from there, england faltered. a clutter of late wickets, what well nally was left clicking on successfully overturning a lbw decision. farfrom perfect, there will be hoping to return this intriguing start to another match winning performance. meanwhile england's women's t20 team will be looking to become double world champions after beating india by eight wickets in their semifinal in antigua. they'll play australia in the final which starts at midnight on saturday. jo currie has more. what the cricket world cup comes to the west indies, it does not take much to

lam byrne who requested the survey told the u.k. guardian that absent major reforms global policy makers are quote risking a new explosion instability corruption and poverty on the other side of the proverbial coin a november twenty seventh a report from credit suisse found that people on the bottom fifty percent of the income scale on less than one percent of global wealth got that fifty percent of lower income folks on less than one percent o.-m. g. . turning back to the u.s. for more granular view of the problem the pew research center noted late last year that the so-called great recession of two thousand and seven to two thousand and nine further exacerbated inequality by race gender and income as one of most trusted analyst of demographics polling and policy in the united states using figures from the federal reserve they found that among americans poor and middle class the gap between white households wealth and black and hispanic households increased in the wake of the great recession and twenty sixteen white households in t

oscar winning movie director byrne are there bertolucci who has died at the age of seventy seven he was battling cancer he was know mostly for his work on films such as the last emperor bertolucci gains a name for himself for using explicit scenes and some of his films the controversial last tango in paris was banned in several countries in the one nine hundred seventy s. but was later nominated for an academy award. a tuberculosis epidemic in papa new guinea is getting worse poor infrastructure is only adding to the problem so far health workers have only been able to get a fraction of those affected and to thomas reports in the capital port moresby. tuberculosis improper new guinea isn't just an issue it's an epidemic more than one in two hundred fifty people are known to have to kill a disease the real proportion is believed to be much higher. carry dusty fell ill two years ago but living in a remote area accessible only by boat it was five months before she was diagnosed after she was she had trouble after taking the pills she was prescribed listen i faithfully took my medications h

the honorable jim byrne, acting deputy secretary of veterans affairs. veteran,, a vietnam author and npc headliner steam member. stole,orable elizabeth former u.s. senator, secretary of transportation under president reagan. secretary of labor under president george h a w -- president george h.w. bush. [applause] >> kevin when singh, navy retired, and press club member who arranged today's event. skipping over to secretary for a columnistsh rogan, for the global opinions section of the washington post. pamela powers, chief of staff to the setter it -- secretary of veterans affairs. fails,rgeant schaff president of the blinded american veterans foundation. sean bullard, president of the duet of group. [applause] all right. so -- excuse me. get into thefore i introduction, i need to ignore some other folks real quick. let me knowledge members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's event. if you are here, please stand and be recognized. betsy fischer martin, lisa matthews, bill lord, danny cellnet, and the press club staff, especially ly

the honorable jim byrne, acting deputy secretary of veterans affairs. bill lord, a vietnam veteran, author and npc headliner steam -- headliners team a member. the honorable elizabeth dole, former u.s. senator, secretary of transportation under president reagan. secretary of labor under president george h w bush. elder of the dole foundation for military families. [applause] >> kevin, captain navy retired and national press club member who arranged today's event. skipping over to secretary for a second, josh rogan, columnist for the global opinions section of the washington post. miss pamela powers, chief of staff to the secretary of veterans affairs. max, publisher of stars & stripes, and john, president of the blinded american veterans foundation. and sean bullard, president of the dueto group. [applause] all right. as our nation -- i would also -- before i get into the introduction come i need to acknowledge some other folks pretty quick. let me acknowledge members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's event. if you are here, plea

connection is where i met all these people that listened to all these ideas i had, and that was david byrnemore." ♪ >> anthony: what i think is under-celebrated about you guys in particular was your kindness. you were famously really, really supportive of the people you came up with your contemporaries, the people came up with your contemporaries, the people around you who weren't doing as well. letting each other sleep on each other's floor. >> debbie: there was nothing at stake. >> anthony: there was nothing at stake. i mean, this in a good way, you were raining hits from the beginning, i mean these are enduring songs that people are still listening to and hold up. i just think a lot of people had low expectations, you didn't, you had a plan, right? >> chris: well, no, if we had a plan we would've made more money, and not got so completely [ bleep ] over by the industry, as it were. >> debbie: we had a plan to survive. >> chris: yeah, ongoing. >> debbie: we had a plan to keep going, doggedly. but i think the thing that was so attractive about that period was you weren't locked in to one f

tige byrne getting a couple of tries as they won by 5a points to seven.n she takes charge of northampton against wasps in the premiership rugby cup. she has previously officiated at the commonwealth games and rugby world cup sevens finals. simone biles won the 1ath world title of her career, with a massive score on the floor, in the last apparatus final at the world championships in doha. the floor gold was her sixth medal of the week and despite scoring lower than she had in her qualifying her friend and team mate morgan hurd. it's been a lot of hard work, especially those times in the gym you really have to gear down and put up you really have to gear down and put up with it and hit those routines and sets some really proud of the work i put in these world championships and hopefully to improve for the next year. novak djokovic is through to the paris masters final after a tough three set victory over roger federer. in a match lasting over three hours, the new world number one came through in a final set tie break. he'll meet karen khachanov in sunday's

s get to vote byrne and al-jazeera colombo armenia's president has dissolved parliament and called a snap election after politicians failed to choose a new prime minister nicole passion young resigned from the position last week and has been pushing for the only poll of parliaments dominated by passion the previous as has been blocking his agenda since he took office in may following anti-government protests election is set for december the ninth. thousands of google employees around the world are walked off the jobs to protest against sexual harassment the companies faced criticism of a multi-million dollar payouts to top executives accused of sexual misconduct reports. in cities around the world employees of google walked off their jobs in protest over the company's policies and practices on workplace sexual misconduct from its headquarters in silicon valley to new york washington and boston employees streamed out denouncing corporate culture they say tolerate arrest let any accused executives quietly walk away with buckets full of cash is standard and it really should not be the e

the honorable jim byrne, acting deputy secretary. a vietnam veteran, author and headliner. the honorable elizabeth dole, former u.s. senator and secretary of transportation under president reagan. secretary laver under george h w bush. kevin went singh, captain and navy retired at the national press club headliners arranged today's event. skipping over the secretary for a second. pamela powers, chief of staff and secretary of veterans affairs. the publisher at stars & stripes . usmc vietnam veteran, president of the american veterans foundation. and sean, president at -- before i get into the introduction i need to acknowledge something's real quick. if you here please stand and be recognized. and the press club staff and especially lindsay underwood. and bill mccarran. i also want to say a special thank you to the members of american legion post 20, which is based right here at the national press club. we are so proud to have them based here. thank you so much for coming today. [applause] so as our nation prepares to celebrate veterans day and observe the 100th anniversary

the ceo of overstock, joins us now, patrick byrne is with us. patrick, welcome to the show.e you doing, stuart. stuart: i want to know why you're going full-scale into blockchain technology just as the cryptos collapse. why are you doing that? >> listen, like going back to the late '90s, people worrying about, well, some cat food, pet food stock went up or down or something they mistake that for the internet. that is not the internet. that is just some noise. the internet was here to stay. similarly the potential of the blockchain revolution is, is a bigger, has greater potential than anything we've seen in history, bigger than the internet revolution. how it will restructure society. so that is what i care about. what coins are doing on any given day is silly. stuart: wait a minute. your investors, they don't like this. you mentioned that you were getting into blockchain technology sometime ago on this program. at that time your stock was like, i think about $78 a share. now you're down at 17. your investors don't like what you're doing. >> no, no. that is not the way to th

tige byrne getting a couple of tries as they won by 5a points to 7. three test series last week. james graham will captain the side at anfield, after injury to sean 0'loughlin whilst the st helens forward luke thompson will make his first start for his country. that match live on bbc2 this afternoon. think they played really last week well. they can be proud of their performance. when both teams play really well, they‘ re performance. when both teams play really well, they're expecting the same sort of performance from both teams this weekend. 0bviously sometimes it comes down to one moment in the game. hopefully we can be on the right end of it like we we re be on the right end of it like we were last weekend. the incredible star of gymnast simone biles continues to grow as she won the 14th world title of her career, with a massive score on the floor, in the last apparatus final at the world championships in doha. the floor gold was her sixth medal of the week and despite scoring lower than she had in her qualifying round, biles finished exactly 0ne

byrne, we need help. more than two months following hurricane michael -- hurricane maria. we are watching our local electric crews struggle to repair the system with no equipment and no material. we are hearing estimates that we will be one year without regular power. why? end of quote. we can do better than this. the email was provided to a congressional office and directly to fema administrator brock long. the forwarding email stated, and i quote, here's another example. i know that you have had a rough time in houston. but at least you had competent people in charge of the response . we have incompetent people in charge here. and are getting no response for our urgent needs. first of all, restoration of power. please share this with representative mccaul, along with our urgent request for the committee on homeland security to convene hearings on the utter failure of the federal response here and on the main island of puerto rico. end of quote. we have no record of whethered a minute straighter long --ed a minute -- whether administrator long responded to this email. ins

s get to vote byrne and al-jazeera colombo only respond to mohamed from a social activist interim anchor who believes the sacking may not be constitutional . really much your concern to the whole it civil society and public in general because it just so since they're wrong proceeded in terms of. appointing a prime minister it's not about who's the prime minister they just buy the right that much already to become a singer but say it's it it's much beyond that it's but it's bigger than that it's about where their what was done is going to do surely or not and if that is not constitutional which is that being which was majority of the people share then that's not the receipt and we need to have that one issue it's not just you know proceeds to have such or constitutional court where he came around with off easing at two dollars fifteen and appointed it without thinking generally write it out one of the key promises about it he promises were about fighting corruption which was prevalent at that time and then being the see big freedoms and also of having an agenda for reconciliation to heal

mark wahlberg and rose byrne star as a couple trying to start a family.f foster care, they get way more than they bargain for when they end up with a rebellious 15-year-old girl and her two younger siblings. >> i don't want this! >> ow! >> just stay there until the fire department comes, okay? >> you're just another white lady who wants to adopt charity orphans to make you feel better about yourself. pretend mom. >> we may have a knack of this. >> i beg to differ. >> this takes time. >> this is never going to be easy, but with some structure and love you could make your house a home. >> "instant family" instant success? mediocre reviews. 68% on rotten tomatoes. tim grierson writes part star part sappy mush. reduces the complexity, pain and joy of parenthood to be multi plex-palatable -- >> owen gleiberman calls it a well-done formula comedy that's like parenthood for the age of adoptive empathy. one thing that is getting good reviews is lynda's shoes. you can't see the back of it. >> it's a hand. the apartment building where the fire was. when things like