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by we i mean the in caa, talking about the ncaa membership and sports science institute. there was never a time the ncaa sports science institute put out a document and says this is what the membership must do. we always do documents in association with numerous medical and scientific organizations and with membership. we try to make it a collective process but let me take you through the process in the document i'm discussing. we have had two summits that just looked at safety and college football. the first was in 2014 and again in 2016 we had the safety in college football the second one. these documents, these summits led to important documents. one was addressing year-round football practice. mister sheely talked about increasing duration of contact practices and eliminating pointless drills. in 2016 when we put out our year-round practice contact recommendations they weren't perfect but were such that the ivy league which were touted as having illuminated full contact practices they have not. they had eliminating tackling and practice and had to decrease the amount

pacific -- cathay pacific, the chairman is in beijing, the deputy head of the civil aviation authority, caa. know what they were talking about specific but i can there's a bit of kowtowing perhaps going on. >> one can imagine. there, chief north asia correspondent, live at the airport. speaking of squire pacific, 6% yesterday., we believe that the chief executive is speaking english now. let's take you to those live pictures now at the chief and listen tofice what she has to say. carrie lam. >> the police have had a very last two time in the months to enforce law and to enforce law and order in the hong kong. as everyone will observe, they are under extremely difficult circumstances. i was just explaining, police operations can not be likemined by someone myself, who is outside the police. policemen have to make on-the-spot judgments on the best be in interests and safety of people around during that particular situation. the police have that code of practice to follow. very rigid and stringent guidelines in the use of appropriate force. lowestt requires the level of force in dealing with t

so here is what i think people are hungering forleaders who caa connection between their faith and values and public policy. they're not looking for somebody toard that christianity is a partisan faith or represents one side or the other. but, when it comes to the sanctity of life and religious freedom and support for israel and the protection of the least among us and speaking out for the poor and meeting their needs, it is a question of what is most effective, what's most efficacious and what's closest to those in need of. and big government will be the last one to do that. >> we have seen the way it's done. >> with the rise and socialism is also the rise in american value is changing. >> >> in venezuela, we've seen what socialism does. >> yes. thank you. with the rise and socialism is also the rise in american value is changing. they reveal that younger generations would have different priorities nearly two decades ago. patriotism has dropped to 61% from 70% in 1998 among those under the age of 50. religion 50%, down from 62%.andg statistic, the importance of having children is down to

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. >> it would, so it is a factor >> if you're a distressed retailer and that for us is caa rated and below, and the tariff announcement comes, if you're the ceo, you're on the front porch looking for the locusts, because how many more things could go wrong with these people they had to deal with amazon, walmart dealing with amazon, everybody dealing with walmart and amazon, and then the whole secular shift online, and they don't have the money and money talks in retail. and it gives you a lot of flexibility as we are seen with some of the better retailers and that's the game. the game is you have to be nimble, you have to be able to invest a lot of retailers just can't do that they're just buying time right now. >> there are a lot of retailers whose credit ratings are severely debilitated at this point, but not a lot of them necessarily are publicly traded companies. in terms of the publicly traded company sphere, which retailers' debts are most concerning to you? >> if you look at our list, and i think there's 14 names on it today, and i'm going off memory now, the public names, and

in 1975, some military leaders were airlifted, by the caa, out of laos. but most hmong people were less fortunate. of the 10,000 hmong who fled, only a small fraction were evacuated by the united states. thousands of hmong people embarked on the treacherous exodus to thailand, carrying positions on their backs, families traveled by foot to the jungle and journeyed at night to avoid capture by the communists an by 1979, nearly 30,000 hmong refugees attempted to make the dangerous crossing. that crossing of the river, such a powerful part of hmong stories of the refugee migration. you can see it powerfully depicted here. imagine today -- americans have paid attention to new refugee crises overseas. they've been following news reports, watching footage on nightly news, following social media, and americans in the 1970s were just like us today. they were following developments overseas with great interest. americans who were moved by news accounts of this humanitarian crisis, this is a really important development in saying we should actually do something. th

tonight's interview is part of our ongoing coverage of arts and culture, "caas." >> the story is, i kindo my dad at like six years old and i sa, "dad, dad, i want to be an actor." and he was like, "you're sure, son?" i said, "yeah." he said, "all right." and say, sent me to a stage school. and from six to 16, i learned to tap, ballet, dancing. i just knew instinctively that i wanted to be an entertainer all around. >>here's an old saying, lu i when preparation meets opportunity. and so i think that's quite true.i s on my way from london to l.a. i just heard from the gods, right, "aml!" and i was like turned around and it was idris. and i had not seen idris in years. he was going to l.a. and i was going to l.a. and we both got on the same flight for 11 hours. we spoke about "yardi," this n this book that he had gr on and loved, about a jamaican gangster that comes to london. and he spoke about me doing this film and what it would be. both of our families, both ourer fawere immigrants to megland and what it meant at that particular n the 80s and late seventies, being an immigrant and how t

that began the search for what it detainee could tell the caa about an organization that cia did not fully understand. forget about the plot. those are important. the counterterrorism business a lot of what i witnessed was not about a plot. aarp does this was a people business. people with these hard at building or harden in aircraft people who are committed to the murder of innocents will simply go on to create another class unless he can take down the architects of an al qaeda or an isis he will face plots forever. ours were the people business. how to find politics and finish a human being typically by staging a raid operation. abu zubaydah was the first one they went down. the reason he was significant as i mentioned a lack of understanding of al qaeda. counterterrorism is often the people business. obviously the first questions you might have for a terrorist would be can you tell us about plots and can you tell us about the second wave and can you tell us whether their hijackers and that states that the stuff behind the scenes, can you tell us what their position with why? who a

my name is john parsons, managing director of the sports science caa and i'm proud to moderate the discussion this morning. we will entertain questions. the microphones are now active. give you a chance to organize your questions and ask that you approach the mic and i will recognize you and while you are preparing your questions, i will get started on one. many of not only the cases and the data we talked about today but also the policies across multiple levels, high school youth, etc.. i wonder if you might comment on what you see as the policy relationship between the organization -- is there a trickle-down effect at the ncaa or the professional level? talk about your experience in the direction of policy. >> i will start by talking about the relationship between the ncaa and the relationship the high school association. those who have come to indianapolis, the building next door is for the national association of state high school associations. we have a close working relationship, raise your hand, bob, part of the senior leadership, we actually sit on their committees. bob is always at o

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