this would be a huge acquisition for canon. the precision equipmentmaker is aiming to expand its video surveillance system business. the company plans to buy swedish security cameramaker axis for roughly $2.8 billion. now canon executives say that they will launch a tender offer to acquire all of axis' shares. axis is the world's largest company in the surveillance camera sector. the popularity of smartphones has caused a decline in sales of canon's mainstay digital cameras. canon executives are hoping to boost earnings by strengthening the business. canon officials say the offer is friendly in nature. they say axis' board of directors has decided to recommend the firm's shareholders to accept it. >>> well investors in greece are getting nervous as greece and its eurozone partners remain engaged in brinksmanship over the debt situation and negotiations that greece is going through. this has been casting a shadow over some investor sentiment today. and looks like major benchmarks in europe are doing fairly mixed right now. we're

sales of canon's digital cameras have declined as more people use smart phones. executives hope to boost canon's bottom line by strengthening its surveillance product business. >> before we go, a quick look at what's happening in the week ahead. monday brings fourth quarter gdp figures for japan and thailand. japan's economy contracted for two straight quarters. analysts are expecting a rebound this time forecasting growth of 3% in the october to december period. thailand's economy fell into a slump last year as well. political chaos and the ending of an auto subsidy did most of the damage. investors will be looking for a turn around in the final quarter. china releases home sales data for 70 major cities. property investment has been a driving force for growth in recent years. prices started heading down last year and have now begcome a majr concern for the economy. on the same day, bank of korea holds a meeting. fourth quarter growth shrank. they wait to see if the central bank joins the global trend of easing. bank of japan holds a two-day policy meeting. they

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so you have the re-enactment canon and you have the canon against the superfluous amendments. remember, we're this in chevron territory here so the question is whether the statute text unambiguously forecloses on the interpretation. >> can i ask a question? one concern about disparate impact is it that it's very difficult to decide which impact is good and bad. take two proposals. one is a proposal to built new housing in a low income area that would benefit primarily minorities. new housing good thing. the other proposal is to build housing in a more affluent area, would help promote integration of housing, also a good thing. which one gets credit for trying to decide the impact? the one that is revitalizing the low impact area or the one integrating the high impact area? >> i understand that mr. chief justice, tlanld may be difficult questions. of course, the agency here charged by congress is expressly in the 1988 amendments i would add with interer pre telling and enforces thee provisions has concluded disparate impact is the right policy judgment. >> no, no. which counts.

he's currently teaming up with ron howard and canon to launch a cool, new contest. hutcherson! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: josh hucherson! we love you. good to see you, buddy. >> you too, man, you too. >> jimmy: really quickly, what color is the dress? >> jimmy, it's black and blue. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you're wrong. i've never said this to a a guest, but you're wrong. you're totally wrong. >> oh -- ooh -- >> jimmy: but no, i don't want to see this happen. [ laughter ] >> please don't -- >> jimmy: are you turn into like, a blue hulk. >> i'm gonna turn into the hulk. >> jimmy: a green one or a blue one? >> black and blue. >> jimmy: exactly. when you see that, you see it as black and blue, immediately. >> completely. >> jimmy: like, a dark black, a a dark blue. >> like a charcoal and a dark periwinkle. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] now you just changed the whole game. >> i'm sorry that's what i see. >> jimmy: if it's charcoal and dark periwinkle. because i could maybe play that game. >> that's exactly what it is. >> jimmy: well it's not black and

father colby in my faith tradition has been canonized a saint for his heroic effort to show that he was willing to martyr himself for another human being and in the belief that god was there. and what he wanted to do. but as i walk through there, and i saw hard things and tough things, and wrenching things repulsive things, repugnant things, then i got to the part that really broke my heart. i got to the part about the children. pictures of children. little children. not that any child's age is there. and then i saw the bins. the bins of the children's shoes. piled up with little shoes. size two. size three. size four. laced up shoes because they were the shoes that they had in the 1930's and in the 1940's. and then i saw their suitcases. and then i saw over in another corner the eyeglasses that were taken from them. and broken into pieces. and then i saw the pictures of the mothers. i will tell you, madam president, i became unglued. i had to step away. and even today, when i tell you this story, my voice chokes up because it shook my very soul. so as we move into this commemoration, b

. >> shooting real canons. they are hustling, working. loading the guns. trying to outmaneuver the other ship. >> we don't just shoot once. we fire 20 charges during the course of the battle sail and the whole time they are chasing each other around. >> the crew and passengers on board the ship keep score. a canon shot through the back at the highest point because a shot like that would have done had most -- the most damage. >> looks like a lot of fun. >> it does. >> and a lot of history in san francisco bay with those ships. >>> let's check win mark tamayo. the sailing weather for those ships and anybody else out and about. >> the bay waters bumping the boats around all day. an increase in the winds associated with a storm to the south. southern california picking up shower activity. dividing the state, los angeles, approaching the central valley, fresno. a look at the radar. reports of heavier showers outside of fresno and snow showers in parts of the south sierra. radar, we were tracking clouds approaching the south bay. activity showing up in monterey

but the canon and banners convey a touch of military swagger. for all of his failings, it could be called -- compared to this last example. a pitifully crude recondition in the 1790's. but you will note that even here, there are some remains of uniform, cartoon, slacks, and banners. no doubt it'll saw hard to get the identity of this unrecognizable portrait. those embellishments must have been deeply ingrained in the public consciousness. meanwhile, our friend john norman continued to reduce his engravings, spreading his enthusiasm for washington. this print of the commander in chief paired with an accompanying image of martha washington was published in 1782. the engraving underneath, citing the source, -- that would've been the portrait painted by charles was in peale. norman is sticking with his peale inspired face. unfortunately perhaps for his reputation, norman didn't stop there. in 1783, the continental congress had voted unanimously that "an equestrian statue of general washington be erected at the place where there residents should be e

but the canon and banners convey a touch of military swagger. for all of its failings, it could be called honorable compared to this last example. a pitifully crude recondition in boston primers and almanacs in the 1790's. but you will note that even here, there are some vestigial remains of the original. no doubt, it was hard to guess the identity of this unrecognizable portrait. those embellishments must have been deeply ingrained in the public consciousness. meanwhile, our friend john norman continued to reduce his -- produce his engravings, spreading his enthusiasm for washington. this print of the commander-in-chief, paired with an accompanying image of martha washington was published in 1782. the inscription underneath the credits, sites a salem massachusetts artists. that would've been the portrait painted by charles was in peale. -- charles wilson peale. norman is sticking with his peale inspired face. to which he adds many of the embellishments familiar to us from the philadelphia almanac. unfortunately perhaps for his reputation, norma

. >> saliÓ disparada del caÑÓn y aterrizÓ en un colchÓn de aire acento cuatro pies de distancia. >> saliÓme veas la cara. >> [javier] el que estÁ harto soy yo, no soporto tus escenitas de siempre. >> [mariana] ¡no, no te hagas la vÍctima, javier! sabes perfectamente bien de lo que te estoy hablando. >> todos los dÍas es lo mismo. ¿cuÁndo van a dejar de pelearse mis papÁs? >> yo no sÉ quiÉn te mete tantas ideas en la cabeza. >> ah, pues fÍjate que ya se te acabÓ el teatrito. si tanto la amas ¿por quÉ no te vas con ella y acabamos con esta mentir

maitÉ arce parte de una coaliciÓn que logrÓ que el gran caÑÓn en colorado fuera nombrado monumento nacionalbajando asegura que haya lugares verdes para salir con nuestras familias, presidente que estÉ debe tener la oportunidad de designar monumentos. >> es otro ejemplo de la lucha contra las Órdenes ejecutivas ex presidente. >> el poder debe declarar monumentos nacionales y lo entregÓ el congreso. todo esto se estÁ dando dentro de un marco en el que el congreso y el presidente estÁn librando muchas batallas. lo hemos visto en la reforma migratoria. >> desde que el congreso le dio esta autoridad hace un siglo los presidentes han designado 140 monumentos nacionales. desde washington fernando pizarro, univisiÓn. >> gracias no se vayan que ya regresamos con mÁs noticias. >> al igual que los adultos los niÑos sufren de estrÉs. cÓmo detectar si su pequeÑo estÁ en problemas? >> noticias univisiÓn 65 es patrocinado por... >> nunca faltan motivos de estrÉs que muchos sentimos y los niÑos no son la excepciÓn. marÍa fernanda flores no dice por quÉ es imprescindible detectar el estrÉs en estos niÑos. >

. >> saliÓ disparada del caÑÓn y aterrizÓ en un colchÓn de aire acento cuatro pies de distancia. >> saliÓtes. >> asÍ es, yo soy kira vilanova, un gusto saludarlos. >> estamos listos para trabajar. de hecho es lo que vamos a decir, tenemos dÍas de asuetos

. >> saliÓ disparada del caÑÓn y aterrizÓ en un colchÓn de aire acento cuatro pies de distancia. >> saliÓie sabe del celibato del picolÍn. nos metimos donde nadie en la liga mx. aquÍ comienza repÚblica deportiva de noche!

canon is buying a swedish video system for $2.8 billion in cash.eo surveillance equipment is used in casinos and shopping malls. take two interactive has built his is nice on franchises like grand theft auto and nba, but it is now betting on a new first-person shooter game called "evolved" hitting humans and monsters, just like real life. playstation 4 and xbox one, rave reviews already. i sat down with the ceo to tell us what makes "evolved" unique and if it will be the next big thing. >> it is pretty unique in that you have an opportunity to either play as a monster or a team of four fighting the monster. as far as we know, that is novel . the game won best of show. as far as we know, it has not happened before in the same year. we have high hopes for it. we will know very soon. >> how do you make plans to launch such a thing and figure out what the scales will be when you do not know how the game will take off? >> it is true of every entertainment business. it is certainly true of the movie business where you spent your money and create a market

aeropuerto de filadelfia con el efecto del viento se sienten unos 14 grados, Éstos en el efecto de caÑÓnntera en la bestia, a continuaciÓn le contamos la historia. ♪♪ >>las patronas, un grupo de ayuda humanitaria cumple 20 aÑos. >> en esta ruta hace 20 aÑos en veracruz pasaba el tren y unos migrantes le pidieron la bolsa de pan que traÍan porque tenÍan dÍas sin comer. >> yo veo que ells se ponen contentos, agarran la bolsa y se van contentos. >> lionila es la dirigente de un grupo que se llama las patronas. >> el querer es poder, a nosotros no se nos dificultaba empacar taquitos de frijoles y una botella de agua. despuÉs se nos hizo una costumbre. >> aunque no hay datos precisos las autoridades dicen que cada aÑos 4000, 000 migrantes intentan llegar a estados unidos. la mayorÍa se traslada por medio de este tren llamado "la bestia". por su labor las patronas fueron reconocidas por los derechos humanos en el 2013. >>en brasil al menos tres personas murieron y otras tres resultaron heridas tras una descarga elÉctrica que sufriÓ una de las carrozas que participaba en el desfile de carnaval.

meeting with the interior minister is heard discussing a crackdown on protesters advising using water canon to live rounds. >>> an egyptian court sentenced leading pro-democracy activist fatah into prison. 18 others received 3-year sentences. >>> secret files obtained by al jazeera shows israel's spy agency did not believe iran was working to produce nuclear weapons and told binyamin netanyahu a month earlier >>> that revelation came as iranians and u.s. held talks. iran called the second day of negotiations in geneva constructive. the u.s. says there's a long way to go. rosalind jordan has been travelling with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry. >> reporter: smiles for the camera before getting down to work in geneva. five days of bilateral talks between the u.s. and iran focus on technical questions connected to the nuclear programme, meaning bringing in the stop officials, the u.s. intelligence official and his iranian counterpart - their job to hash out which capabilities can be get for energy programs and which could help tehran build nuclear weapons, should be banned >>> on monday

. >> la camioneta saltÓ por encima les niegan autos, y el chasis, el taxista es canon fue trasladadotein. con heridas leves, los chÓferes de la patrulla uno saliÓ del hospital y el otro se mantuvo bajo observaciÓn el chÓfer que si bien fue dejado en libertad dicen eventualmente parÓ mÁs adelante. >> gracias fior en accidentes varios vehÍculos dejÓ un auditor del bazo general en la interestatal 90. imÁgenes aÉreas muestran el choque seis vehÍculos estuviera yo en involucrados. en delaware con chofer de un camiÓn fue citado por conducir negligentemente despuÉs de un choque que cerrÓ la interestatal 3 horas. recurriÓ a las dos 40 de la madrugada segÚn la policÍa una parte del camiÓn golpeÓ parte del paseo elevado, generÓ el cierre de los carriles a las 6 todo volviÓ a la normalidad. siguen en operaciones en varias partes de filadelfia tras la ruptura de tuberÍas madres. >> asÍ es encuentro en vivo y en directo del poder 1900. uno de los lugares afectados ha preocupado las autoridades ya que varias partes las carreteras quedaron cubiertas de agua por las bajas temperaturas se congelÓ tam

that's one of the biggest canons ever put onto an aircraft.n fire armor piercing millimeter rounds. you can have part of the wing shot off, part of the tail shot out, the hydraulic system ruined and can still keep flying. we have to talk about predator drones in all of this. drones can be fitted with missiles missiles. we know that. they are not being used that much. these are flying over isis figuring out where they're strongholds are, where the troops are, where buildings are and directing all these other weapon systems in their attacks. erin. >> it sounds impressive. when you talk about the canon on the front per minute. >> per second. >> the claim today is that isis says the jordanians hit a building and killed the american hostage. is such a thing possible given what we know? >> these are highly accurate. such a thing is possible because there's not a lot of good intelligence on the ground here. you can only tell so much from the air and there have been a lot of attacks out here. the u.s. hasn't been in charge of all of them. take a look

. >> son carne de caÑÓn atrapados en medio dos bandos, la violencia le llega por todos lados y le obligao amenazados. >> como son mensajeros o aquÍ el que estÁ en la esquina balcÓn y ando hasta ya tiene que haber mucho mÁs complejo y mejor vulnerado. >> crecieron muy lejos de esta realidad, sin embargo un dÍa se conocieron cuando sien una investigaciÓn similar sobre los niÑos vÍctimas de la violencia de la narco guerra y juntos decidieron hacer algo. >> darles las herramientas para que se involucren, son como factores de protecciÓn que tienen. >> ahora pasan los dÍas recorriendo los barrios marginados de monterrey en donde emprendieron su plan de separar a los jÓvenes de la narcoviolencia. su mÉtodo es simple, les enseÑan el deporte de escalar. >> te hace ir por un proceso interno que te confronta muchÍsimo, que te ayuda a crecer muchÍsimo te da habilidades de liderazgo y de toma de decisiones. >> aprendes un chorro de tu mismo, de tu autoestima. >> en un aÑo de trabajo ha logrado rescatar a unos 100 menores quienes hoy tienen la oportunidad de ver un mejor futuro. >> es una diversiÓn y

up coming demonstrations, which involves cracking down on protesters using everything from water canons to live rounds. he said that there will never be another revolution backing the police and military. he goes on ways to shoot protest protesters without causing death, and he goes on at a say that to describe protesters without throwing them into martyrs, the meet something pleased to have taken place. we have listened to that audio recording. there is no doubt that this is genuine. what do you make of it? >> well, first thing--the first thing that came to me, also it's in arabic, is that the security apparatus in egypt is both confident, comfortable and of complicit in the sort of chaos and disorder that is going on in the country today. there is also a sense that this is going to go on for a long time. but there is ashoring one another, especially in the minister of interior saying, look, we the military, we've been there in the first revolution and secondly use and second revolution, and there is no other revolution. we're comfortable and here to stay. he basically gives tips and h

. >>> balas de caÑon cerÁmicas joyas adornos y hasta gigantes anclas de barcos y ademÁs restos humanosron mÁs de medio millÓn de africanos, hoy dÍa lo sabemos pero su historia y secretos estuvieron enterrados mÁs de siglo y medio. >>> unas calles mÁs allÁ de las obras para construir calzada del siglo xvi. >>> para que el pÚblico sepa al usar el nuevo transporte con tecnologÍa moderna y tenga informaciÓn de como era el transporte de la Época cole nal. >>> asÍ lo espera la poblaciÓn de rÍo desconfiada ante la desmemoria del paÍs >>> es una cosa fÍsica no es lo que la historia cuenta serÍa bueno guardarlo y preservarlo. >>> lo garantizan pese al Único sector negativo en el hallazgo los atrasos por tanto, vale la pena dice que llegarÁn igualmente a tiempo eso sÍ con una ciudad re inventada pero con memoria. >>> escuche usted el diablo parece haber roto un rÉcord guinnes a manera de danza en el carnaval. en esta test fif festividad 7.000 mÚsicos interpretaron varios temas como la morenada de hablada caracterÍstica del festival el presidente evo morales en medio de la euforia anunciÓ que va

. >> son carne de caÑÓn atrapados en medio de dos bandos, la violencia les llega por todos lados losmensajeros o aquÍ el que estÁ en la esquina balcÓn y ando actividades mÁs complejas y mejor remunerados como ser sicarios. >> nadie es mexicana y rorry norteamericano crecieron muy lejos de esta realidad sin embargo ni desconocieron cuando hacÍan una investigaciÓn similar sobre los niÑos vÍctima de la violencia de la narco guerra y juntos decidieron hacer algo. >> darles las herramientas para hacer frente, son los factores de protecciÓn que no tienen. >> ahora pasan los dÍas recorriendo las calles en los barrios marginados de monterrey en donde emprendieron su plan de separar a los jÓvenes de las pandillas y la narco violencia su mÉtodo es simple enseÑan deportes escalar como terapia de superaciÓn. >> te a seguir por un proceso interno que te confronta con e o, ono te ayuda a crecer mucho, te da habilidades de liderazgo. >> y aprendes un chorro de ti mismo, de tus miedos, de tu autoestima, por quÉ te comportas asÍ. >> en un aÑo de trabajo han rescatado a unos 100 menores quienes hoy ti

what can happen is either almost surprisingly quickly they are accepted and become part of the great canon of art or they are equally quickly forgotten, and three minutes later, nobody remembers. >> if they are by michelangelo their value would rocket will -- well above the 1.8 million pounds a collector paid for them in 2002. and a new chapter would open on the extraordinary legacy of a great italian artist. bbc news, cambridge. >> full bronze statues bringing the show to a close. thanks so much for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation newman's own foundation giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, and mufg. >> it is a global truth. we can do more when we work together. at mufg, our banking relationship spans cultures and supports almost every industry across the globe, because success takes partnership, and only through discipline and trust can we create something greater than ourselves. mufg, we b

investors are buying shares of blue chip exporters like toyota and canon. on to currencies now.he dollar is trading above the 120-yen level. that's the highest since early january. many traders are speculating the federal reserve may raise its key interest rate sooner than anticipated. and the euro has moved up and down as conflicting media reports came from brussels during the finance ministers meeting. some said they reached an agreement in principle. others said they are still at odds. and look at some other markets in the asia pacific region we're seeing south korea's kospi and australia's benchmark index in the negative. tokyo bucking the trend, up 1.8%. >>> japanese electronics maker toshiba has built a medical equipment plan in malaysia. it's part of a strategy to boost exports to asia and europe. the factory produces diagnostic imaging systems which sell for about $80,000 about 100 people work there. the company has health care factories in japan and china. with the adifths new production base toshiba aims to double its sales of medical products by fiscal 2017 to more th

psychological history of the soviet russia, a powerful argument for the buck literature and entering into the canon of the cia role in shaping the culture. in the new reporting on the agency's distribution of the book behind enemy lines, the authors showed how both sides in the cold war used the literary prestige as a weapon without resorting to the chief moral equivalency. this is a fascinating story to me. and i have never seen another article, another work which actually describes the way that intelligence activities were able to use culture, and in this particular case literature as a tool in the cold war. so without further ado i would like for peter to come up and tell you about his book itself. [applause] thank you for inviting me. i really appreciate the opportunity to speak to you and into early september 1958 copies of the russian language edition of doctor zhivago appeared on the grounds of the brussels world's fair. it is a was a very fine addition substantial bound and blue linen and it was also very odd because there was no known publisher of doctor chicago in russian. the novel was b

companies like sony, canon as suppliers.s, those apps will become powerful and these companies will continue to innovate and invest because it is a place they can differentiate. >> if they can, i wonder of this is not just another commodity. or you will not be chosen next year. >> you are right. it means a two and half year run and you have to stay after it. >> always appreciate having you on. companies like facebook and google are investing big in artificial intelligence but where is this going? you will not believe this next story on "bloomberg west." ♪ ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i am cory johnson. why does the company spends much money for fast shipping and original content? jeff bezos spoke about this this morning. >> basically we have so many instrumental -- insurmountable opportunities. because of the time we started and the change that is happening because of the internet. all that opportunity. we keep finding things to invest in. and kindle and amazon web services and we are also investing. you can look

the japanese camera maker canon is making its largest acquisition ever as it looks for growth outsidef the slowing camera business. they are buying a swedish video company. they make video surveillance equipment used in casinos and shopping malls. take-two interactive has built its business on franchises like "grand theft auto" but now they are betting on a new game called "evolve" pitting humans against monsters. it has gotten rave reviews. we sat down with take-two interactive ceo strauss zelnick. >> it is pretty unique in that you will either play as a monster or as a team of four bank fighting a monster. as far as we know, that is novel. it won the best of show. >> we will see. >> how do you make plans to launch such a thing and to try to figure out what the scale will be? >> i think it is true of any entertainment business. certainly it is true of the movie business where you spend your money. you just don't know. we have a little bit more insight because we interact with retail and retail orders products from us and they tend to be expert. usually they can signal through the ana

thomas allen harris: a canon s ureshot d-16. brian lamb: our guest was thomas allen harris and he crated the film "through a lens darkly: black photographers and the emergence of a people." thomas allen harris: thank you brian. announcer: four free transcripts or to have your comments about this program, visit q7a.org. -- q&a.org. transcript are also available through our podcast. announcer: hear are previous interviews you might like. author dick lehr examines the film "the birth of a nation." and heidi ewing >> cutera ovi republican congress and follow the -- keep track over the republican-led congress. >> omx, british prime minister david cameron takes question. later, in conversation with the mayor of london and another chance to see "q&a" with filmmaker thomas allen harris. >> british prime minister david cameron answered questions from members of the house of commons concerning allegations that the swiss help avoid paying taxes. the prime minister also discussed the ukraine. mrs. 35 minutes. -- this is 35 minutes. question

thomas allen harris: a canon sureshot g-16. brian lamb: our guest was thomas allen harris and he created the film "through a lens darkly: black photographers and the emergence of a people." thomas allen harris: thank you >> or free transcripts or give us your comments about this program, visit us at a -- qanda .org. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this year marks a decade of compelling conversations on q&a. here are some previous interviews. dick lehr examines birth of a nation. heidi ewing talked about detroit. a andaron woolf on corn production in the u.s.. >> this president's day on the c-span networks, on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern -- >> to prove that leadership is our challenge in 1992, and that is why i announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. [applause] >> a special presentation on campaign announcements from ronald reagan in 197

companies like sony, canon as suppliers to microsoft's and be it apple's, those apps will become powerfule companies will continue to innovate and invest in the company's. >> if they can i wonder if it is just another commodity being chosen as this year's chip meaning they will not be chosen next year. >> i think the product cycle is longer than that. it is a two-year run. you have to stay accurate. >> crawford del prete always appreciate having you on. companies like facebook and google investing big in artificial intelligence. where is artificial intelligence going you will? you will not believe this next big story on bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg "west." i am cory johnson.one of the most common questions for yahoo! -- for amazon. why does the company and so much money on audit? >> basically we have so many i call insurmountable opportunities so many things we can do because of the time we have started and the change happening because of the internet. all of that opportunity. so we keep finding new things to invest in. we have some great franchises we are built over time, a

we are looking at the water canon at the venue. there's army personal. for the last few hours they've been up and down busy. they spoke, there's a detailed security plan in place. to avoid the ugly scenes. between equatorial guinea. all three, military police officers security personal on high alert for any sort of the crowd trouble. >> we'll talk to you in a bit. robin adams reports live. >> bayern munich claimed the first win of 20 sa in bundislega. the german champions bouncing back from a loss, beating stuttgart. bayern robin scoring a goal in the 2-1 win, holding an 8-point lead at the top of the league. later on sunday 100 men and women begin a gruelling series of races on foot mountain bikes across the northern u.k.an territory. competitors face temperatures with lows of minus 40 degrees, and the prospect of storms. distances will vary from the traditional marathon from a 690km run, taking up to 10 days long. they'll sleep in the while. and get hot meals. daniel lack reports from whitehorse on how human being prepare for such an endeavour. >> repo

thomas allen harris: a canon s ureshot d-16.n lamb: our guest was thomas allen harris and he created the film "through a lens darkly: black photographers and the emergence of a people." thomas allen harris: thank you, brian. announcer: for free transcripts or to have your comments about this program, visit q&a.org. >> this year marks a decade of compelling conversations on q&a. here are some previous interviews you might like. >> up next, your calls and comments live on "washington journal." then a special presentation of presidential campaign announcements beginning with ronald reagan and bill clinton. >> this week on c-span in prime time, three nights of tech featuring the innovators driving the most successful companies. >> hear from insiders at facebook paypal, etsy and more. >> israel probably the top high-tech company in the world -- country in the world -- went digital first, g.d.p. growth, inclusion of minorities, health care, education to every location movement of their cities south. by the way, sisco, their partner, a

because of the reenactment canon. you have sex in 805 of this law reenacted against the backdrop -- section 805 of this law reenacted against the backdrop of the presumption against superfluous amendments. we are in chevron territory here. the question is whether the text on ambiguously forecloses hud 's interpretation. >> one concern about disparate impact is that it is difficult to decide what impact is good and bad. take two proposals. one is a proposal to build new housing in the low income area that would benefit primarily minorities. the other proposal is to build housing in more affluent areas that would help promote integration, also a good thing. which one gets credit for trying to decide the impact? the one that is revitalizing a low income area or the one that is integrating a high income area? >> they may be difficult questions. the agency here charged by congress expressly with interpreting and enforcing these provisions has concluded that disparate impact is the right policy judgment. >> which benefits?

here we are live on capitol hill, in the canon house office building. as members from the departments of homeland security, justice, state and national counterterrorism center will be testifying before the house homeland security committee this morning on counterterrorism, and the threat of foreign and domestic threats to the united states. it's expected to get under way. the ranking member is in the room. we are still waiting for the presiding officer, presiding member to arrive. as soon as that happens this will get under way live here on c-span3. >>> still waiting for the start of this hearing on the threat of foreign and domestic terrorists to the united states. the house homeland security committee is holding this hearing this morning. this from the associated press. if the islamic state militants are not stopped, president obama says they could pose a threat to the u.s. homeland. he makes that assertion in his request to congress to formally authorize military force against the group, which is imposing violent rule in parts of iraq and syria and h

the career milestone reached by >> a woman makes her living being shot out of a canon has reached a milestoneear-old dressed in a sparkly outfit, warmed up on top of the cannon at a show in philadelphia. she climbed inside and was shot into the air at 66 miles an hour, landing 104 feet away. this was her 500th time being a human cannonball. she describes the experience as the most intense roller coaster ride you have ever had times ten and without a seatbelt. she said she's up for 500 more. >> you think that would have to hurt a little bit lisa. >> eventually. it wouldn't be fun all the time. >> hopefully you are enjoying the weather even though we need the rain desperately. we are still in the 70s today. san francisco 72. on the coast 70s. a late day sea breeze. mid-70s in fremont and livermore with 77 in san jose. a little cooler tomorrow for the holiday. morning fog and sea breeze in the afternoon and slightly cooler midweek warming up by the end of the week. you notice no raindrops. >> yes, we noticed. thank you lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn t

thomas allen harris: a canon sureshot g-16.rian lamb: our guest was thomas allen harris and he created the film "through a lens darkly: black photographers and the emergence of a people." thomas allen harris: thank you >> or free transcripts or give us your comments about this program, visit us at a -- qanda .org. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this year marks a decade of compelling conversations on q&a. here are some previous interviews. d

thomas allen harris: a canon s ureshot d-16. brian lamb: our guest was thomas allen harris and he crated the film "through a lens darkly: black photographers and the emergence of a people." thomas allen harris: thank you brian. announcer: four free transcripts or to have your comments about this program, visit q7a.org. -- q&a.org. transcript are also available through our podcast. announcer: hear are previous interviews you might like. author dick lehr examines the

now, in fairness, this is a very difficult, ugly situation, and what they need is george canon, >> oftainment. >> to deal with the soviet union, who worked on a bipartisan basis, republican and democratic, and said we're going to contain the soviet union and talked to the working-level people and they say where are we going? >> karl, just on an issue of leadership, i very much doubt that during the london blitz that winston churchill would have somehow put what the nazis were doing in historical context with what the anglo-saxons have done a thousand years before? >> there are two fundamental errors. one is a belief that wishing something to be true will make it so. the president is clearly intent upon disabusing a notion that isil and other groups like it represent an existential threat to the world order as he did last week in his interview. isil if it achieves its goal of a caliphate in the middle east will be a threat to the world order. if the taliban reestablishes control over afghanistan and becomes a sanctuary to terrorists, it will be a threat to the world order. the second p

>> matt brings along his canon 5d camera. >> the first day i was there i covered what was going on with my camera because a lot of people had been asking what's happening in wisconsin? the atmosphere of the capitol was something i never felt before. there was students, there was teachers, nurses. you know, young children and old people. >> kill the bill! >> that first day i kind of, i fell in love with the way that i felt. to be surrounded by people who cared about something so much. and so i just kept coming back after that. >> for the next few days, as the crowds swell and chants get louder, matt shoots everything he can of the protest and the protesters. >> there was so much of this emotion happening all around me. people were just so incredibly passionate about what they were there for. >> the demonstrators begin occupying the capitol 24 hours a day. >> the sight that i've never seen was people sleeping all around the floor in the capitol. they had decided that they were not leaving. >> by the end of the week, the wisconsin protests are a national story. >> good evening. from the mi

so yeah, in my mind like if i was to draw a map, it's like drunk uncle's house -- this is no way canond. >> seth: right. >> aunt linda is drunk uncle's wife. >> seth: yeah. >> that's why i always say linda. >> seth: yeah. you always -- that was right. >> i think stephan is their son, but he doesn't talk about it. [ laughter ] >> seth: got it. >> girl at the party, their daughter again, who cares. >> seth: got ya. right. >> jacob is their neighbor. she's jewish, she's not having it. >> seth: got it. so they just all live in a gated community. >> and they all live -- like garth and kat live over there but they're never around because they're always traveling. like in my mind there's this weird update gated community. >> seth: i like that. it's very sweet. >> so i'll be waiting for your call, ladies. [ laughter ] >> seth: to tell you more about this. we talk a lot on this show about second chance theater. i feel like you have some -- you have some first chances that could use a second chance. >> i have a couple of characters that i would love to do on that. but i also like have -- there w