, más información en la página web de clipper en la sección descuentos. >> vamos con el adelanto de los♪ . >> y se acerca el fin de semana, tenemos el pronóstico del tiempo con guillermo quiroz. >> muy buenas tardes, temperaturas arriba de los 70° y abajo de los 75°, el monzón se ha puesto peligroso en colorado, este sistema que ha dejado imágenes dramáticas, es generado por ese monzón, continúa la advertencia en los colores verde , rojo y blanco en la región hoy las 70° en la bahía, se mantiene por la noche ligero descenso a los 50°, gabriel se aleja de la unión americana y no pone en riesgo a los estados unidos, para los próximos 5 días fin de semana, hasta los 70° en la bahía, se mantiene agradable, hay más detalles, no se los pierda esta noche sólo a las 11. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> qué tal amigos, buenas tardes bienvenidos, esto es acción deportiva, fue el hombre elegido previo al chepo de la torre y problemas familiares lo alejaron de la selección, pero ahora llega y no lo deja al lado, víctor manuel vucetic llega como apaga fuegos. >> hay confianza en el jugador mexicano, en el fútbol y es

as we point out in our article, two decades ago, we as a nation had a big conversation around the clipper chip, which was the clinton administration's way of putting in a backdoor to all encryption technologies. and as a nation, we decided that this was fundamentally unacceptable, that we wanted some things to remain secret. what we found out yesterday and what we said today in tower article is that the n.s.a. has gotten around that-- effectively done the same thing in secret. >> what's their justification? that they want to be able to

that our captors had given us. >> nail clippers?ey chipped away, hiding their work by stacking the bricks up again. each brick loosened meant they were that much closer to freedom until one day the hole was big enough. they had heard the daily calls to prayer so they knew a mosque was nearby. their plan was to jump down and head there to safety. that was the plan, at least. >> from the moment i dropped down out of that bathroom window, i knew it was bad. >> narrator: nothing outside looked like they thought it would. before a neighbor spotted them, they ran. >> we did find the mosque and right before we stepped in, i looked back and i saw one of our young captors standing about 20 feet away. >> narrator: weak and winded from running for the first time in five months, amanda and nigel ran into the mosque hoping someone there would help. >> abdullah is coming? >> abdullah chases me me around the mosque again. >> narrator: their kidnaps would stop at nothing to get them back. >> it must have been crazy. >> people running and shouting a

hey ahead an nba big man hint plays for the clippers, pitch man for a certain car is in town for oneight. and he has done it in the field and he's about to do it with his pen. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, " " >>> baseball up top and ha a sendoff into the off-season for hunter pence. who couldn't be more humbled. >> god you didn't bless me with grace. you didn't bless me with very much style. but thank you for giving me heart and a chance. >> fans are going to see him patrol the outfield and swing the bat another five years. this morning, pence reportedly agreed to a five year, $90 million deal. it includes a no-trade clause. pence has been the biggest right-handed bat they've had since jeff kent. the contract becomes official after pence passes a physical tomorrow. now on to the aforementioned pension against the padres, the game is tied in the 3rd but with pence up -- [ laughter ] no more. he delivers a big fly. number 27 for the year. the giants led 3-1. but rough 4th inning. served up a two run smash to guzman. four run inning for san diego. they take the lead. he doesn't make it out of the

clippers with a surprising 6-0 lead... . later in the first quarter... poets take control... william crest lofts it to the end zone... jerrell jenkins reels it in... dunbar on top 8- 6... . 4th quarter... 34-6 poets... crest launches it down the field... tychar johnson fights off his defender... another dunbar score... they rout patterson... 42-6 final... after their series with boston... the orioles are done. all that's left now... a positive note to take into the off season. and chance to spoil the red sox post season... boston can clinch homefield advantage with two more wins... birds looking to take that away... . top of the 1st... 1-0 red sox... daniel nava makes it 4-0... 3-run bomb... his 12th homer... . bottom 6... chris davis continues to make orioles' history... smashes his 53rd homerun... 28th at home, passing frank robinson's 27 long balls he hit at memorial stadium in 19-66... . 8th inning... mike bell-fee-or-a making his major league debut... david ortiz welcomes him to the show... a 3-run homer... ties cal ripken for 45th on the all- time

(clippers buzzing) funny, you didn't mention in your dating profile you've got hair growing out of allour holes. hey, what are you doing to my laptop? just learning a little about you, spinemaster278. i see you like smooth jazz, long walks on the beach and cuddling. give me that. now hold on. hold on. this is my favorite part. "i love to spend quiet weekends puttering around my malibu beach house." educate me, alan. to what malibu beach house are you referring? okay, okay, i was going to tell you about that. do you have one that i don't know about? no, no. 'cause if you do, one of us should be living there. are you going to let me explain, or not? what's to explain? you have a malibu beach house and you're the... "chiropractor to the stars." okay, what do you want me to call myself? chiropractor to fat people in the valley? everybody exaggerates on these things. okay, i can understand that. you're probably not going to get a lot of responses to "bushy-nosed cheapskate, enjoys long walks to a free meal." exactly. (doorbell rings) hey, you're going out tonight, aren't you? why? well, i--

we have clipper, it's not on every system. we need to push it a lot further.ut just imagine someone coming on. they might learn the bart map. we have different maps where you go under the train. we need a common map. >> i have just a few seconds. transit villages, are they worth investing in? >> an old idea that we had. neighborhoods like rock ridge. simply the notion we want to put a lot of people's jobs and activities around them. they are doing a good job. >> all right. we are out of time. my thanks to all of our wonderful guests today. for more information, just go to our website. we're on facebook at abc 7 community affairs and follow me on twitter. thanks for joining us have a great week. (c you're getting a first look at tv's hottest new shows, including the most anticipated show of the year, "marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." there's a level of action i've never seen on television. weto the magical world tof wonderland. and does winning big money mean bigger problems for these average joes? (cork pops) (cheering) then they put the "fun" in "dysfunctiona

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. >> i love how they had to get the bolt clipper toss get this little kid out of that. >> why did he get in there in the first place? >> was he looking at it and then you are like, well, let me try this. >> he wore it as a hat. >> he is an eight-year-old boy. it is a giant ruler. the temptation must have been too hard to resist. >> 100% chance if i was eight, i would have tried to put that on my head too. >> that's what boys do. we do dumb things. >> that's true. >> teaching your kids the nuances of soccer is not easy. >> teach him how to play. >> the key that helped this boy score a goal on his dad. >> a 71-year-old woman gets stuck in her car in a flooded wash. >> at one point, cart turned on its side and then it was swept ♪ >>> having the title of king of the jungle doesn't always mean you get your way. in the northern sar an getty, tanzania, just caught some lunch, a juicy war hog. he is about to lose it to this pack of high enas. they act in numbers, because they know the lion is more powerful. at one point, you see a hyena come up and smack that lion in the butt. he turns aroun

. >> al: now the coach of the clippers, of course comes from the celtics, grew up in chicago and loves, loves, loves the bears. i told that to trestman last night. he said i'd love to meet doc some day. >> cris: he plays golf with him, make sure he keeps his head low. >> al: that's going to do it. the bears, who took a huge early lead, then appeared to be in jeopardy, but turnovers do it at the end and it wraps it up and it was a killer for the pittsburgh steelers, who head to england. merry old england. not so merry for the pittsburgh steelers nor for the minnesota vikings, who they'll face next week. coming up next, it's the wendy's postgame report after these words from your local stations. >>> well, five steelers turnovers lead to 23 chicago points, as many as pittsburgh scored in the game, and the bears win it 40-23 to take them to 3-0 and dump the steelers to 0-3. not an overwhelming game statistically for jay cutler, a tidy one, though. 20 of 30 for 159 yards and a touchdown and no interceptions. his picture will go up on the side of the sunday night football bus during that rol

nsa wanted to do something similar in the 90s and include a back door encryption piece called the clipperole points out, and did it, anyway. i think that's the piece, setting aside whether or not the nsa should have access, they seem to be operating with impunity and on their own. >> here's the flip side to melissa's point of view, which is like google scans our e-mail, right? they scan our g mail to see what to sell to us. and if you ever go online and you actually buy something, you're flooded with ads for that thing, right? and so -- but i know what they want to do with that data. they want to make money off of me. that's what they want to do with it. that's how they use it. >> what if selling it to the enemy of the state would be the thing that krar carried the greatest profit? the assumption that profit would always occur within the context of national security. so i just ask us to be careful. >> i understand. but i do get back to the google doesn't have drones part of the argument. the state has powers of arrest, of imprisonment, of confiscation, of whatever. that make me not want i

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and clipper forward blake griffin tonight will oversee 60 guys from 19 countries duke it out.poke with him a couple of hours ago. you're finally crowned the world's best one-on-one player. >> as i understand it 64 guys mano e mano and it all happens in one night. >> yes. yes. they take the -- i've actually been to some around l. a.. i take the best players from like big cities and each city like guys come from all over. 64 guys make it here to alcatraz. they crown a champion. they crown a dunk champion. dunk contest champion. it's pretty sick. >> when the cameras weren't rolling i took a basketball and i showed it to him. and then i dunked on him. >> was he laying down on his back or his stomach? >> it was a bobblehead doll. >> okay good. [ laughter ] >> there we go. >> just saying. >> there we go. all right. >>> and so -- what five touchdown underdogs is that what i heard? >> 35 point underdogs. but -- it's like a quagmire up there in oregon. i mean -- it could be the ultimate equalizer. so maybe cal can hang in there for just a little bit. >> i take the points tonight. in th

transit systems, things like being allowed to pay for your public transportation -- we now have the clipper card. let's talk about putting that on your mobile phone and using that. innovating in ways were people say that public transportation is a great way to go. that is the way to achieve true innovation, not through making it so inconvenient for people to drive. i think it is a fact of life. young families are going to use their vehicles. we need to do a lot in san francisco to encourage young people and young families to stay in san francisco. i think we are missing out on a lot of our diversity when young families leave our city. we need to do all we can to be mindful of the needs of young families in the city. we mentioned housing. schools are a big deal. but also being able to be flexible with transportation and children. >> what is happening with crime in your district? give me your thoughts on how you think the police are doing with respect to crime in your district? >> i think we are very fortunate in district two. we have a number of great police captains that oversee the station

benefitconomy is set to from about 50 million pounds by hosting the ethic clipper around the world yacht race. will the prime minister come to see one of the uk's top marine , who areng teams literally flying the flag for british tourism and trade? >> i think my honorable friend is absolutely right. i've seen a model of this incredible vessel and i join her in welcoming the fantastic contribution to the british economy. it was great to see the race leave london for the first time. it was even better that the flotilla was there and superbly supported by the great campaign. i will certainly take account of the kind invitation. >> let's take the prime minister back to the answer he gave to my colleague. more positive about building better relations urgently with iran as one of the keys, one, not all, of the keys to bringing about a peace process in syria and across the whole region? to be attacking iran all the time isn't going to bring them to the negotiating table. it is much better to be more positive about it. >> if you are trying to build a relationship with someone, it depends on the

the clippers see is. a movement and it's a call to the world to finally recognize female bodies and female sexuality on equal par with male bodies and what was your inspiration for starting this project . that's a really hard question because there are so many things but i would say it came down to sort of a paradox and the paradox is that everywhere we go around the world we see these sexualized images of women's bodies female bodies are sort of the metaphor used for talking about desire in the history of art for selling products in terms of advertising so this is sort of the context that we live in every day and then the paradox comes in the fact that most women are having orgasms and sexual pleasure at a very disproportionate rate to men so they're having a lot of sex and yet they're not actually having pleasure and this is a tragedy it's an equality and it's a situation that could really easily be remedied. it is a tragedy in. two thousand and thirteen why is it that you know like you just said we're

people are talking about lamar odom is he on drugs will chloe stay with him what will happen to his clippers career why do we talk about this puzzles me and i have to subject you can't do television and not talk about it however does pose a way as to why. the. hot topics are so juicy lamar odom could lead over syria. supporting that to me i like limbaugh but i but he leaned over syria because. as embarrassing as it might be to a lot of people many people care about pop culture and the nonsense. because it's light conversation that often. people leave because they might not be good communicators do you realize how special it is for people like me and you we possess something we can go to a room by ourselves and totally start a conversation with anybody i don't know if that's how you are with that's how i am i'm not scared to get on the stage in front of thousands of people and i don't need to an entourage to walk into a room and talk to everybody about anything and these hot topics are in very calm in non-threatening thing to mention you go to a dinner party and you talk about syria well that

in the '90s we had this sort of idea proposed as a public program called the clipper chip where they would hold one encryption key to unlock communications and another key would be to protect the communications to the people you were communicating with. but in this case documents show they have been waging a secret campaign to undermine encryption by inserting back towards influencing standards and looking for software vulnerabilities that are not necessarily known to the public. >> but what in the end is the big deal? they are not supposed to look at any american communications unless they have a warrant. >> sure. it's strange how they define look at. but the point that i would bring is that we found a document that says they want to do opportunistic decryption. they want to decrypt anything they can and assess intelligence value after the fact. that could include american communications, although we don't really know that. >> now richard the nsa is business. from the begin is really to break codes, to make sure they can find out information about people's communications. should thi

he played with the clippers and is currently a free agent. >> big news for no doubt's front woman. ♪right. they have been married since 2002 they have two sons kingston who is 7 and zuma who turns 5 on saturday. wonder what they will name this one. >> good morning everyone. anywhere from north dakota down into texas. in rapid city 94. even denver 94 degrees. take a look at how far west the heat expands. parts of arizona triple digits for you in phoenix 109. even in l.a. downtown los angeles in september this is unusual they are expecting a high temperature at 90 degrees. around the area it doesn't get much hotter than this. much cooler air moving in from canada associated with the cold front. today into tomorrow those temperatures will be dropping by friday high temperature in new york city well below average 72 degrees. already frost and freeze warnings across interior sections of the northeast. forecast the state east of the united states. we don't think this will be a threat to us, but a lot of heavy rain is forecast across sections of puerto rico so that will be a big concern out

. >> thank you for showing me not that clipper 'er. was the only one who agreed with you or you with me. >> neil: but you never wore a black shirt -- i didn't know what that soprano moment meant but it could have reflected a down day in the market. i apologize. >> you know, neil, such common sense what you and i were saying back then and what all of them were saying in the opposite direction, and these were republicans and right-wingers and other people. we were saying that the last thing you want to do is suppress a body's immune system when you're sick. it's just stupid. and the one time we should rely on the economies' immune system, called free market, is exactly when we are in the midst of a crisis, and these guys can't believe it. they were screaming and hollering and yelling, and, neil, whenever people make decisions, when they are either -- or drunk the consequences are rarely attractsive, and so it is with the stimulus bailout, taking over auto companies. it would have been over in six months if they had done nothing. >> neil:

clippers/utah jazz basketball game.atest rivalry is between the san francisan francisco giae los angeles dodgers. >> i saw swinging and yelling and the arms started flying. and i looked and i saw a person lying on the ground. >> reporter: police say it happened a few hours after wednesday night's game, a 24-year-old jonathan denver was stabbed and killed wearing dodgers clothes, this picture taken with his father, a dodger security guard. >> the fact that anybody got in any sort of a beef over the giants and the dodgers and somebody lost their life it's senseless. >> reporter: a 21-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with homicide. investigators say he was part of a group that wasn't even at the game. it's not clear yet how the fight started. two years ago the rivalry led to the beating of a 42-year-old paramedic and father. giants fan bryan stow was critically injured when he was attacked by two dodgers fan. he suffered brain damage and will never fully recover. experts say fights like this are usually fueled by

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economy is set to benefit from around 50 million pounds by hosting the clipper around the world yacht race that kicks off this week. will the prime minister come and personally congratulate those were literally flying the flag for britain's tourism trade and water sports? >> i think my honorable friend is absolutely right. i've seen a model of this incredible vessel and i join her in welcoming the contribution the clipper makes to the british economy. even better to see the flotilla was led by british folk. i will take into account her kind invitation to come. i wish those taking part well. >> take the prime minister back to the answer he gave to my friend a moment ago, can you be more positive about building better relations urgently with iran as one of the keys to bringing about a peace process in syria across the whole region? simply attacking iran all the time isn't going to bring them to the negotiating table. it is much better if he is much more positive about it. >> if you're trying to build a relationship with someone, it depends on the actions a tape. given the iranian govern

as we point out in our article, two decades ago, we as a nation had a big conversation around the clipper chip, which was the clinton administration's way of putting in a backdoor to all encryption technologies. and as a nation, we decided that this was fundamentally unacceptable, that we wanted some things to remain secret. what we found out yesterday and what we said today in tower article is that the n.s.a. has gotten around that-- effectively done the same thing in secret. >> what's their justification? that they want to be able to pick the locks of communications from the bad guys? >> exactly. that their effort depend on the ability to read terrorist communications, and to track where the money is going and that the only way that they can do that is to break this encryption. the problem is now it's no longer targeted. so during world war ii, the u.k. and u.s. broke the encryption surrounded the enigma machine and that was hugely influential in determining the end of that war. the problem now is it is not just the enigma machine. it's everyday communications. it's u.s. technologies, b

clippers are fourth. the chicago cubs they say are cursed. they're third.cond. but not an individual team for number one, the gq says the worst sports franchise ever is every cleveland team. cleveland last celebrated a title four years before lebron's mother was born, or totally 152 seasons without a championship. but i just want to say my indians have won seven in a row. they may make the playoffs and i think that you're a really mean person if you don't root for them. so please, let us just have one little thing. a link to the entire top 20 is up at jansing.msnbc.com. for the record as a long-suffering cleveland fan, i can't really disagree. >>> audra fordin knows her way around a car. the owner of the great bear auto body shop, audra has made it her mission to teach other women how to take care of their vehicles and not get scammed. see how her women auto know workshops are helping change an industry on your business, sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. building animatronics is all about getting things to work together. the timing, the actions, the reactio

you have a strong opportunity years to come of this whole situation with a strong clipper structure. reporter: 7 day was to rescue thousands from the flood. this is the largest air evacuation said hurricane katrina. some 50 bridges that are either damaged or destroyed. take a lot, it looks more like a creek derrick began aug. action will cross it but obviously that is not the story. in boulder colorado kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: picking up fog in the morning and temperatures dropping at 7 in the afternoon. to the judge and back up in the '80s with crystal clear skies wednesday. as we look offshore gas the cloud coverage starting to approach the coast line with storm watch bringing this cloud coverage increase was the breeze when which brings more fault coverage for tomorrow morning. the 6:00 hour preceding pettifog to the north bay. and o'clock hour, not much difference. clearing from the north along the peninsula and south was sunshine again bay area included. why not your seem to protrudes and many 56 the spot for the 7:00 hour. actress sunshine for the noon hour. the warmest weat

economy is set to benefit from around 50 million pounds by hosting the clipper around the world yacht race that kicks off this week. will the prime minister come and personally congratulate those were literally flying the flag for britain's tourism trade and water sports? >> i think my honorable friend is absolutely right. i've seen a model of this incredible vessel and i join her in welcoming the contribution the clipper makes to the british economy. see the flotilla was led by british folk. i will take into account her kind invitation to come. i wish those taking part well. take the prime minister back to the answer he gave to my friend a moment ago, can you be more positive about building better relations urgently with iran as one of the keys to bringing about a peace process in syria across the whole region? all thettacking iran time isn't going to bring them to the negotiating table. it is much better if he is much more positive about it. >> if you're trying to build a relationship with someone, it depends on the actions a tape. given the iranian government was complicit in the c

he trieded to hit it with a shovel and attack it with hedge clippers. >> it got the snake even more mad and it launched at him and everything. it never let go of the dog. >>> the 90-pound dog was suffocated by the snake. it most likely came from the nearby bushes and say rock pythons are not native to the area. they have taken over a 6 mile radius in mile-dade county and people should report any that are seen. >>> this packs a punch. a new york based company weed world candies has been driving around chicago peddling marijuana flavored lollipops. it is made with a california hemp and the company said it doesn't endorse the use of drugs but it comes in an assortment of flavors. >> strawberry. and purple is awesome. this one is pina colada. >> these children are already influenced. all it does is give them a new way of getting high to kill each other. >> a single lollipop costs about $5. >> critics became angry when it parked in front of a building where recovering addicts live. >>> halloween costumes and then capped did i showing up. >> i can't believe it is here already. >> people are p

the president did not have a problem with the alberta clipper pipeline delivering oil into the unitedtates and crossing the border until he be -- it became an environmental issue on the keystone pipeline. only then, because of politics, as -- has the president refused to act on the permit. i am surprised our leadership is discussing and contemplating putting the keystone pipeline, and whatever opportunities we may have, the debt ceiling, and continuing resolutions, and i appreciate our leadership continue to focus on this type of job bill. >> you did not want to attach a funding obamacare. i know it has not been easy. at this point, have you lost control? >> we have a lot of give urgent opinions in the caucus. the key to any leadership job is to listen. i was here during the newt gingrich era. he had a plaque in his office. a management model. listen, learn, help, and lead. we listen to our colleagues over the course of the last week. we are going forward. >> [indiscernible] >> the fight over here has been one. the house voted 40 times to change obamacare, repeal it. it is time for th

clippers/utah jazz basketball game.ied baseball rivalry between the los angeles dodgers and san francisco giants. and this time, it turned deadly. >> i just saw the swinging and the yelling. just like arms flying everywhere. the police started showing up. i looked and saw a person laying on the ground. >> reporter: police say it happened a few hours after wednesday night's game a few blocks from the ballpark. 24-year-old jonathan denver was stabbed and killed wearing dodgers clothes. this picture taken at the game with his father, a dodgers security guard. >> the fact that anybody got in any sort of a beef over the giants and dodgers and somebody lost their life, it's just senseless. >> reporter: a 21-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with homicide. investigators say he was part of a group that wasn't even at the game. it's not clear yet how the fight started. two years ago, the rivalry led to the baeding of a 42-year-old paramedic and father. giants fan bryan stow was britically injured when he was attacked by

get them into the game by making them the coupon clipper for your family.lso a great lesson, within they taste it, they can't tell the difference. >> i buy one name brand, replace it inside with a generic. >> you are father of the year. >> all right. let's go age 11 to 15. now, kids are starting to earn their own money. >> kids are starting oearn their own money. when kids work ages 11 to 15. they actually get to be much better financial managers as adults. so you want to encourage them to go out, to baby-sit. you want a list of things at home that they can do that you will pay them to do if they have trouble finding employment outside. this is the age where we teach kids about credit and debit. i started my kids on debit card around age 12 or 13 and started giving them their alounts electronically. they can put the apps on their phone. you pay have to be the bank before they drive. they can then watch you transfer money back into yours. if you link an account, you don't have to worry about the men mum balance as long as you keep it in one place. >> high sc

and so we planned an executed an escape which was using a pair of nail clippers, carving out a coupleay into a mosque where we hoped to find help and it didn't take long for our captors to track us there and drug us out of there and what happened after was, you know, was much worse than anything we had experienced up until that point. >> i know you have been through so much. we don't want to relive it here but i knew that there was one thing you wanted to make clear. there has been a rumor out there that you had become pregnant and given birth to a child during this time and i know you want to set the record straight about that. >> yeah, i absolutely did not have a child in captivity or give birth while i with was there. it's unfortunate that these sort of tabloid headlines just continue to circulate even all of these years later but absolutely that's not true. >> what was it like to escape and actually be freed and see your mother for the first time? what was that moment when you realized i really am out. i really am free? what was it like for you? >> well, the reunion with my mother

. >> you like the clippers, too? both teams?uch money for your buddy. we'll let people know where they can find the book "the chocolate bar." >> wave, one more time. bye, fellas! >> go to foxandfriends.com if want to learn more about the boys. they're great! >> they're going to make your highlight reel? >> i hope so. >>> all right. back to serious topics here. the clock is ticking, as you know, over a possible government shutdown. the president negotiating, but not with republicans. with iran. >> so is his historic phone call a diplomatic braeseakthrough or big trap? we'll show you both sides in a report that you decide. >>> and who's that? one teenager guess a huge surprise on the field when his airman father returns home. >> oh, man. this really gets emotional. get the tissues, we'll show you the whole take after the break. my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment o

economy since benefits from around 50 million pounds by hosting the ethic clipper around the world, whichicks off this week. but the prime minister khan to see one of the uk's top arenas saving hot and personally congratulate who have literally flying the flag for britain's tourism, trade? >> i think my honorable friend is absolutely right. i see a model of this incredible vessel in nature and are welcoming the fantastic contribution to the british economy. it was great to see lenin for the first time and even better the flotilla was led by a debate and supported by a great campaign. i'll take into account the kind invitation, but i wish all of those taking part. >> jeremy corbin. >> take the prime minister back a few minutes ago. can he be more positive about building better rotations urgently with the ran as one of the keys? one but not all to bring about a peace process in syria and across the whole region simply attacking the ran all the time is it going to bring them to the negotiating table. >> prime minister. >> if you're trying to build a relationship with someone, it depends on t

so the president didn't have a problem with the alberta clipper pipeline delivering oil into the united states and crossing a border until it became an environmental issue on the keystone pipeline. only then and because of politics has the president refused to act on the permit. so i'm proud our leadership is now discussing and contemplating putting keystone pipeline in whatever opportunities we may have with debt ceiling and continuing resolutions, i appreciate our leadership's continued focus on this type of jobs bill. >> mr. speaker, it's no secret that you did not want to attach obamacare to -- defunding obamacare to this bill. i know it's not been easy to be the speaker over the caucus but at this point have you lost control of the caucus? >> we've got a lot of divergent opinions in the caucus, and the key to any leadership job is to listen. you know, i was here during the gingrich era, he had a little plaque in his office, and it was a management model. listen, learn, help and lead. we listen to our colleagues over the course of the last week, we have a plan that they're happy wit