sports like climbing and skateboarding, a lot of attention media attention and this will secure that c.r.'s. you have high incomes that say from t.v. revenue, for example. also in the future the olympic premiere for climbing will involve a newly devised format, a limb, pick combine with 3 disciplines. speed needs no explaining. 1st to the top is the winner of the lead. discipline involves different difficult levels on balls up to 15 meters high, and bouldering all 3, exactly the ultimate dedication from the athletes. the training regimen has become far tougher, and the constant jump between the different disciplines is not just a major mental challenge. some of the simply being run in their you and you're not into that. that's never lost. and i 1st got the climbing bug as a young girl from the wardrobes in her parent's home to trees and cliffs outdoors. she grew up in weimar. not a city with mountains close by, but she managed to find a productive training program by accident or even told us, we also happened and as she scaled new heights on the climbing wall. so did i almost career in 2

climbing and skateboarding, praying with a lot of attention media attention, and this will secure that c.r.'s. he will have higher incomes that say from t.v. revenues, for example. also in the future the olympic premiere for climbing will involve a newly devised format. elim pick combined with 3 disciplines. speed needs no explaining. the 1st of the top is the winner of the lead. discipline involves different difficult levels on balls up to 15 meters high . and bouldering all 3, exactly. the ultimate dedication from the athletes. the training regimen has become far tougher, and the constant jump between the different disciplines is not just a major mental challenge in london, are you less? i never lost when i 1st got the climbing bug as a young girl from the wardrobes in her parent's home to trees and cliffs outdoors. she grew up in weimar. not a city with mountains close by. but she managed to find a productive training program by accident it's been a well known or even told us we also and as she scaled new heights on the climbing wall. so did i almost career in 2012, she competed in her

we will have government open and continue to be rather than having a c.r. so sadly instead of crushing the virus it appears that the trumpet mistaken will use its final moments in office and the desperate last step to destroy every possible protection for american health and well being so many people have said to me a private some of you along the way what damage do you think that trump will do between losing the election and the swearing in the inauguration of joe biden maybe even phrase it quite that way but that's how i heard it and we knew that he would be up to mischief separate and apart from that trying to destroy the credibility of our elections which we criticize other nations for doing and now ways all enemies foreign and domestic make an assault on our elections well we have one domestic but apart from that on the policy side which is why we are here people asked that question. what will he try to do that is harmful and one of. this week they show their hand we had suspicions of it but can speak publicly about it because until they went public th

not a c.r. and we want to give confidence that we will have government open and continue to be rather than having a c.r. it appears that the trump administration will use its final moment in a desperate last step to take away american prerks health and well-being. some of you have told me and perhaps along the way, what damage do you think trump will do between losing the election and the swearing -- the inauguration of joe biden? maybe you didn't phrase it quite that way but that's how i heard it. and we knew that he would be up to mischief. separate and apart from trying to destroy the credibility of our elections which we criticize two other nations for doing, all enemies foreign and domestic. well, we have one domestic. but apart from that, on the policy side which is why we are here, people ask that question. what will he try to do that is harmful? they had the -- suspicions on it. they couldn't speak publicly on it. this week they put forward a radical new rule that would make regulations

instead of leaving north korea with the others on january 2nd, he's taken into custody on c.r. the simply other top of the show to go out. so come away with a laugh and lee said, that's the last we'll have a sea of you on because we got on so well off also syndromes and just chuckled at me. but of course there was a huge irony of my way. she didn't know what was going to hop a book that was the last time anyone else. they still have 2 months later, north korea's propaganda televises. a staged confession, untidily. they can't open the government of the d.v.r. for her due to this. please. i didn't made the worst mistake of my writing, but these never should have allowed myself to be the united states administration to commit a crime in this country. a show trial with obviously coerced statements, perhaps in exchange for a pardon. 16 days later, warm beer discovers that his hopes were in vain. he is publicly sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for subversive activities. his condition from this point on remains uncertain. just shortly before takeoff, dr. mike flook eager is given t

i don't know that any of it will be a part of -- we it will pass an omnibus, we don't want a c.r. we're on a good path to do that. i would hope that they would want to do something similar with the coronavirus. thank you. mr. jeffries: take care, everyone. thank you. reporter: you have heard back from your letter? reporter: are you concerned about coronavirus in the capitol? mr. hoyer: we all are, yeah. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2020] tonight the national world war ii museum in new orleans to talk about his book and how a band of survivors chased down the and led to theus agents. israeli watch tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern and american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. >> c-span's "washington journal" we are taking your calls live on he air on the news of the day. coming up thursday morning -- thursday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, ext messages and tweets. >> with coronavirus cas

i don't know that any of it will be a part of -- we it will pass an omnibus, we don't want a c.r. we're on a good path to do that. i would hope that they would want to do something similar with the coronavirus. thank you. mr. jeffries: take care, everyone. thank you. reporter: you have heard back from your letter? reporter: are you concerned about coronavirus in the capitol? mr. hoyer: we all are, yeah. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> the u.s. house is currently in recess but members plan to return at about 5:00 p.m. eastern today to work out the details about a meeting with the senate over the defense authorization bill, which sets defense policy and programs for 2021. both -- votes and speeches will take place later. follow the house live on c-span. until then, part of today's "washington journal." continues. host: joining us now is john lawrence, visiting professor at the university of california washington center a

and just because we are in one gain, i have to say no c.r.'s, regardless of the amount of the continuing resolution, it does damage every time -- and i can give you a laundry list of pecific ways that this c.r. if it goes past december. number 3, provide greater flex built of funding. writing hundreds of pages of requirements of who can build that precise thing having protests and buying thousands of hem, those days are going by the wayside. congress, especially the appropriators, have to get more comfortable with a pot of money being available for a particular purpose and then full transparency on how those funds are used. flexibility is the key to help attract more suppliers to do business with the department of business, to overcome that infamous valley of death, to enable more experimentation and prototyping and get technology into the field faster. speaking to traditional approaches makes those things much harder. item number 4 is be relentless in whatever needs to be changed to get the best technology that our country can produce into th

i don't know that any of it will be a part of -- we it will pass an omnibus, we don't want a c.r. we're on a good path to do that. i would hope that they would want to do something similar with the coronavirus. thank you. mr. jeffries: take care, everyone. thank you. reporter: you have heard back from your letter? reporter: are you concerned about coronavirus in the capitol? mr. hoyer: we all are, yeah. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] ♪ journal.'s washington everyday we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day. and we discuss policy issues you.impact coming up thursday morning, the latest on the 2020 presidential election results, in the january 2021 senate runoff elections in georgia, with a georgia republican congressman, and a georgia democratic congressman. also, the wall street journal reporter talks about his recent piece examining the efficacy of federal stimulus aid to help u.s. businesses amid

get a look down the street from where we are, and you can just see that there are rows and rows of c.r.'s vans. that gives you a sense of how many officers there are. in fact, just behind us, it looks like a water cannon is being moved away. these were brought out this one over to the other side as well. these reports out for the protests today. but these protests that started off a peacefully once again descended into violence here in paris. so these protests have been going for the last few weeks, but this has been the big one. and this is because earlier this week, parliamentarians hear from past the 1st stage of this really controversial law called the global security law. now it contains an article also called 24, which if this becomes a rule, would criminalize the taking of images of the police and then publishing these, these images. if there is intent to home, the police offices, this could ensure that he's done is going to be able to continue. the answer is yes . is he going to be able to continue broadcasting? the answer is you is going to be allowed to film the police interv

not a good thought, because then the whole by the whole getting up and c.r. was somewhat balmy, that you know about it got the best. so when someone at the end, jason says, the scammers control the videos to make it look as we listed as possible. the about us that have been looked at by any if you are not me, john, all, maybe your highness, maybe the dion. he got it out of shot of your way. you know? i mean, it will mean it initially, but i thought all baby cha got done on the final step of the scam as gather what they need to extort their victims up there, you know, and not in your pocket. i'd not mean go when you're not mean you might employ me, should not be small. what a number then you might buy that i'm on. i'm a guy and i mean it's time i got up. i mean, i mean, no one of the, our mom in sand got up there, you know, on the name of when the us with no information the how up not me and how to get there with the beach or underdog or somethin that the nominees, i mean i am but, but it got by now by the much awaited thang. better watch the ones on the shore

instead of leaving north korea with the others on january 2nd, he's taken into custody on c.r. the simply of the top of the show to go out, soak up the way the law family said to him, oh, that's the last we'll have a sea of you on because we got on so well the drums and just chuckled at me. but of course there was a huge irony of my way to be told he didn't know what was going to hop a book that was the last time anyone asleep. so had 2 months later, north korea's propaganda televises a stage confession, an entirely fair open government of the d.p. r. . we're here for good from this point. i made the worst mistake of my own life, but we think it's own never should have allowed myself to be a more the united states administration to commit a crime in this country. a show trial with obviously coerced statements, perhaps in exchange for a pardon. 16 days later, warm beer discovers that his hopes were in vain. he has publicly sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for subversive activities. his condition from this point on remains uncertain. just shortly before takeoff. dr. mike fluke

that, in my view at least because that's just,, i don't have almost any worse nor have any observer c.r., most observers and in the washington press corps, he has 4 foot for this. they are no words to describe this in any way or form, legitimately or seriously. i mean you heard it's hugo chavez. hugo chavez died in 2013. the latest comment with now the punch cards in, in those demonic dominion machines are, cia makes no sense in the powell. remember one tidbit he used a lawyer all for michael flynn. lost all credibility from observer. so by observers and apparently so even rudy giuliani couldn't go that far in outlandish claims of what's going on here with this election. and then we've got president elect joe biden. he is drawing to move forward with this transition confirming that he will nominate tony blinken to be secretary of state. talked to me about what we know about lincoln and what his nomination says about biden's foreign policy plans. i think he would leave the kindergarten and now we're talking between adults around their goals here. so tony blinken is a former well known an

earlier, my colleague neil harvey spoke about those plans with the hungary and foreign minister peter c.r. to who contracted crueler bars himself has been in quarantine for over a week. i usually run like 15 kilometers on the day. you have to reach, you know, i'm tired even not thinking about running. so when i do a little walk around here, i got exhausted. so it's, well, it's a virus which i would like to propose to everybody to avoid it's bad symptoms with impacts, given that this is a global problem, one would like to think that it would be tackled better by countries coming together, working together, something they're always, they will know better than anyone as a foreign minister, whether that's happening, having found the, the level of information exchange and cooperation. i think you're totally right. so any time international cooperation based on mutual respect that it is not. and i think the book received political correctness judging each other during each other should be left behind. and instead of the moment, docking, go out. there are countries on the political basis we shou

beyond that in my view at least because that's just, i don't have almost any worse nor have any observer c.r. . most observers and joel is in the washington press corps here for, for, for this they are no words to describe this in any way or form, legitimately or seriously. i mean, you heard it's hugo chavez. hugo chavez died in 2013. the latest comment with now the punch cards in, in those demonic dominion machines are, cia makes no sense in the powell. remember one tidbit he is the lawyer all for michael flynn. lost all credibility from observer. so by observers and apparently so even rudy giuliani couldn't go that far in outlandish claims of what's going on here with this election. and then we've got president elect joe biden. he is drawing to move forward with this transition confirming that he will nominate tony blinken to be secretary of state. talked to me about what we know about lincoln and what his nomination says about biden's foreign policy plans . i think here we need the kindergarten and now we're talking between adults are under adults here. so tony blinken is a former well kn

but the thing went up in c.r. a minute going to the river came with a tremendous pressure. it was overflowing and quickly planted the house. some of our neighbors came together and grabbed gas tanks, a business stove, and some pick dishes pots and some mattresses. that's sort of what we're using now . as aid a tractor northward terentia, the rains caused flooding in cuba as well. forcing the evacuations of some 9000 people and it's not over yet in florida's tampa bay area, a hurricane watch has been issued. residents bracing themselves for aid as heavy winds. storm surge and flooding rains, bundle up a little al-jazeera. millions of men, women, and children in the yemen are on the brink of starvation. again, that's the stock warning from the united nations. u.n. humanitarian chief, local says an extra one and a half $1000000000.00 is needed to avert the crisis. and diplomatic editor james bass reports from the un's headquarters in new york. the u.n. security council. we're told the warning lights were blinking red with the world food program, the winner of this year's nobel

when you get a look down the street from where, and you can just see that there are rows and rows of c.r.'s vans. that gives you a sense of how many offices there are. in fact, just behind us, it looks like a water cannon is being moved away. these were brought out this one over to the other side as well. these were put out food, the protests today. but these protests that started off a peacefully once again descended into violence here in paris that these protests have been going for the last 3 weeks. but this has been the big one. and this is because, earlier this week, poland terence here from past the 1st stage of this really controversial security. you know, it contains an article article, $24.00 which if this becomes illegal, criminalize the taking of images of the police in the publishing rooms. these images, if there is intent to home, the police officers as a result of that, no jewish groups say that is a very, very moving of this law. n.g.o.s have criticized it. the u.n. has criticized. they even the e.u. is to raise eyebrows and said, this isn't seem quite right. in fact, the

we will have had government open and continue to be rather than having a c.r. .

this is a brief c.r. it doesn't carry on into next ear. you have spoken about the oblem of a long-term continuing resolution. full, parise discuss the broader impacts, if we can't get our job done for november and december, what that would mean for your programs? >> the hardest part right now is that human landing system. that human landing system is right now what we are not funded to develop in its entirety. we are funded through what we call the base period. we have got the resources to go through basically february of 2021. and so between now and february f 2021, i think we are ok. but if we get to february of 2021 without an appropriation, that is going to put the brakes on our ability to achieve a moon landing by as early as 2024. it is important to get these appropriations. i will also tell you the sooner we get the appropriations, the higher the probability of success. we are very grateful. i know that the house and the senate are moving towards a c.r. rather than a shut-down. we are very grateful for that, and i speak for the enti

warm beer instead of leaving north korea with the others on january 2nd, he's taken into custody on c.r. to simply have the top of the show to guts, to come away with a laugh. and lee said, that's the last we'll have a sea of you on because we got on so well off also it's just me. but of course there was a huge i would be in my way. we thought she didn't know what was going to hop a book that was the last time anyone us the show had 2 months later, north korea's propaganda televises. a staged confession. i entirely begged government of the day for your forgiveness. i didn't make the worst mistake of my whole life, but we think it's never should have allowed myself to be a more united states administration to commit a crime in this country. a show trial with obviously coerced statements, perhaps in exchange for a pardon. 16 days later, warm beer discovers that his hopes were in vain. he has publicly sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for subversive activities. his condition from this point on remains uncertain. just shortly before takeoff, dr. mike flook eager is given the few details k

i'm not out of my c.r. . and again, i'm going to hate. i'm no shops, i mean and i was not my son posse. i don't have a sammy and muscles man. some public club up on a shelf, shut up, the violence and political change with the hallmarks of the 1st half of 2005 in lebanon, the assassination of former lebanese prime minister rafik hariri, the protests that followed syria's withdrawal. and then the killing of kusiak, this public violent silencing of a writer who had spoken loudly in favor of political change in lebanon and received widespread condemnation. many speculated as to who could have been responsible. there were more theories than actual clues. the investigation would later follow many alleyways and reach dead ends, not just in lebanon, but also in france. some jocose here held a french passport, and so the murder of a french citizen drew added attention from the authorities in paris. indeed, his widow immediately called for a french investigation into casinos, murder 2 parallel inquiries, took place one in paris and one in beirut, t

sports like climbing and skateboarding, a lot of attention media attention and this will secure that c.r.'s. he will have a high incomes that's safe from t.v. revenues, for example. also in the future the olympic premiere for climbing will involve a newly devised format. olympic combine with 3 disciplines. speed needs no explaining. the 1st of the top is the winner of the lead. discipline involves different difficult levels on balls up to 15 meters high and all 3, exactly. the ultimate dedication from the athletes. the training regimen has become far tougher, and the constant jump between the different disciplines is not just a major mental challenge. some of the simply in the last never lost when i 1st got the climbing bug as a young girl from the wardrobes in her parent's home to trees and cliffs outdoors. she grew up in weimar. not a city with mountains close by, but she managed to find a productive training program by accident is going to or even told us we also happened and as she scaled new heights on the climbing wall. so did i almost career in 2012, she competed in her 1st intern

when i joined a c.r., i was, you know, 2324. i recognize that i did not know enough about what i was doing and you know, i have learned a lot in that process and if there were regulations in place at the time when i 1st started, that for example, required me as a data scientist or as an engineer to make a proper assessment of risk where there would be consequences if that the not happen, not to say that came later. or other countries like it would never have existed or not exist in the future, but it would have made a lot of people think about what they're doing. considering the earth and the political situation in the philippines. what advice would you do a potential filipino wiesel blower. first bear i will say one thing, lawyers, lawyers, lawyers, lawyers talk to lawyers it's boyer's, have saved my life in so many occasions. that's, that's all i would say. whistleblowers in the philippines have a horrendous track record. and part of the reason we have so few. and the reason why fear now works is precisely because it is the wh