and it's such an important point, conor. i also, i said earlier i carry this starbucks and because you make an apt comparison here. in term oses of the $2 trillion tax cut that was passed in the previous session, $2 trillion x cut, 83% of that tax cut goes to the nation's wealthiest 1%. when you contrast with that to the bill we're proposing that says that we want to make sure hat people are able to subsist on a program of insurance that they've paid into, it seems utterly cruel that this hasn't already taken effect and taken hold. what's even more so we're not going to do it by passing on debt to a future generation. it's paid for. because all of those recipients, i know they say in it connecticut, i heard it again in west hartford, i know you've heard it as well in your communities, we don't want to be a burden. not to our families or future generations. they've never been a burden. they were the generations that made this nation what we are today. so we pay nor bill. we pay for it in two ways. number one, we lift the cap

house, where the emphasis is a little bit different, conor house, and, maybe progress, mental health being the primary disease, and healthright 3 healthright 360, substance abuse be the primary disease. >> if a person needs a mental health placement or substance abuse placement, they're in the same room, so they can determine which way that person needs to go. >> supervisor ronen: and is that a doctor who makes that determination? >> i'll have our director of public health answer that, but it's usually some type of social worker or clinician who is trained in what is the priority, what is the clinical presentation of that person? they will review that and say based upon these criteria, you need this level of care. >> good morning, supervisors. so the assessment is done by a qualified practitioner, and that may be a clinical social worker or licensed family marriage therapist or nurse practitioner, and these individuals are all qualified to diagnose and assess treatment, so that is the structure at any given time. and also for our treatment access program, we have people that are cert

conor mcgregor is in the news once again.s before his defeat by khabib nurmagomedov at ufc 229. mcgregor tapped out in the fourth round of the bout in las vegas last year. at the time, he said he'd been beaten fair and square by the russian. however, in reply to a question on social media, mcgregor said he broke his footjust before the contest. he then added in reference to the post—fight brawl that followed... "i still marched forward, however, and also landed the final blows of the night." former chelsea midfielder florent malouda has found out he's lost his job with fc zurich in the most unconventional of manners. the swiss side took to twitter to say he was leaving his role as forwards coach a little after a month since he came into the club by "mutual agreement". clearly, it wasn't very mutual, with the former france international expressing his obvious surprise in response. that's all from sportsday. at augusta, justin harding the south african holds the lead, tommy fleetwood, the leading briton, on two under after nine

conor joe loops it to left for his first big league knock.he dugout and fans giving him some props. way to go, joe. later in the inning, steven duggar doubles down the line. that drives in two. the giants are back in front. well, the next batter, which is brandon belt, goes the other way and just over the wall. a two-run shot. the giants win 6-4. here's what conor joe had to say after the game with some help from his teammate brandon crawford. >> i think it's mag hnida little bit because it is the beginning of the season. a lot of people don't know who i am or what i'm capable of. my teammates have been great. they have supported me, gave me a lot of advice, and really shared, you know, things they have gone through and helped me in that way. yes! >> the second to last regular season game at oracle last night and steph curry was feeling it against the cavs. first quarter curry pulls up from downtown. steph had it going early. then from the other side, steph with 9 of 12 from three. late in the first the three-pointer and the foul. curry score

conor patterson remembers a very different time into the one nine hundred ninety s. thousands of trucks were checked by customs officials in the sheds they disappeared with the advent of the e.u. single market here but breaks it could bring it all back along with a return of more professional organized smuggling if faith and the irish republic and lying with base prices across the years that wall or a at base has bearing on board that that france or could be significant enough corage widespread smuggling the issue for also is that smuggling. exploited by crying. new really and northern ireland has benefited from its position at the border it's developed into a major shopping for the region a rise in crime would certainly hurt businesses here but could post bret's its smuggling be kept in check. there are people here in their homes with anticipation without which is that was i was to them and given the price it was just worthless i . see it as an opportunity to make a lot of money whoever you cannot be any reinstalling of border infrastructure because i presented all

and the bbc‘s conor mcnamara was watching at vicarage road. gone right for fulham. they came up with a blaze of glory for the championship last season. they spent a fortune last summer, more money invested in any newly promoted club up invested in any newly promoted club up to the premier league, yet it hasn't clicked. they have gone through three different coaches over the course of the season. they have conceded vastly more gold than any other team. four more shipped tonight, which means 76 goals over the course of the premier league season the course of the premier league season have been let in by for them, and frankly, with that sort of a defensive rate they were never going to give themselves a chance. defensive rate they were never going to give themselves a chancel defensive rate they were never going to give themselves a chance. i think we all realise and understand that when you get relegated from this division, there are some serious problems that your football club or serious issues that have gone on. i am sure at the right time in

you saw this in conor lamb's second race last year, because of the redistricting here in pennsylvaniaent republican keith rothfus. he ran on the republican tax bill saying you're going to see more money in your paychecks, in your tax returns and voters went to the ballot box and said widely we didn't feel the impact. we felt like the republican tax plan was benefitting the top 1%. i think the economic numbers are really. >> here. i think it depends on who voters feel are responsible for the numbers. i don't know if they think the president is responsible for helping them. >> fair question. jewulian right, good to have yo. >> happening now, boeing meeting with its shareholders following two deadly crash. this as cnn learns about new fears from whistleblowers on the troubled 737 max-3. we'll have an update coming up. ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now at t-mobile buy any samsung galaxy s10 and get a galaxy s10e free! ♪ for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. ste

and remember conor lamb the young democrat in 2018 he won that special election to the congress from western pennsylvania. this area is vulnerable. the president has to and he is right to pay attention to it. because biden is, you know, for all his awkwardness and goofiness and familiarity, you know, he has grit and, you know, people appreciate his sincerity all he has been through his family. the fact that he was such a great wing man for barack obama it sounded toe that old style stuff i'm not so sure it's going to work. donald trump knows how to push the blue collar button. if his base, if that trump base stays secure here in the rus belt and throughout the near middle west. i think he is going to be hard to beat. >> martha: robert, i don't know if you attended that meeting of the big financiers who backed democratic candidates. can you speak to whether or not that panic that was described in that new york magazine piece is real and did joe biden do anything to assuage it today? >> well, a few things. one, i guess i'm glad i'm not on wall street anymore and i left being the presid

conor mcnamara will be at the match for radio 5live tonight.h places in the premier league and the champions league riches that come with them have been gripping in recent weeks. arsenal were surprisingly beaten by crystal palace last weekend, they are hoping to bounce back tonight. they have been put under pressure by tottenham's win against brighton and foot renate emery, he has tojuggle commitments with the europa league semifinal, so it is exciting end to the season for arsenal fans, they hope to have lots to sing about by the end. what a season for walls macro, particularfor a newly promoted club. they are going to finish company mid—table, and got to fa cup semifinal but they've gone off the boil recently. wolves look for the first win in three games in the premier league and if arsenal wa nt the premier league and if arsenal wantan the premier league and if arsenal want an omen in their favour, the premier league and if arsenal want an omen in theirfavour, they haven't lost to wolves since 1979. well that's a big evening in footy dealt w

conor mcnamara is part of 5 live's commentary team at the emirates.rsenal. should they win they could go above manchester united and tottenham and into the premier league's top three, which would be a clear sign of improvement under a would be a clear sign of improvement undera unai would be a clear sign of improvement under a unai emery. would be a clear sign of improvement undera unai emery. arsenaltonight looking for their tenth consecutive home win, to put that in context, liverpool haven't gone ten wins in a row this season, and manchester city haven't done it. arsenal over the decades have done it, but even in the invincible 2003, 2004, never went into double figures in terms of consecutive home wins in the league, so consecutive home wins in the league, so unai emery can show things are going in the right direction. a win tonight and they be on 63 points, the finishing tally under are wenger last season, but will it be enough to ensure that arsenal will be in the champions league for next season? tonight's visitors, newcastle, are breathing a l

conor mcnamara is at stamford bridge. big evening for chelsea who have certainly steadied the ship since the international break. it was at cardiff when they benefited from a hugely controversial goal to beat deeside 2—1. they have added to that with a win over brighton last wednesday and should things go the reseal salary‘s weight this evening chelsea will move above arsenal and totte n ha m. chelsea will move above arsenal and tottenham. it is quite a turnaround who at times has pad boos when his own supporters. sarri can point to last season when at this stage chelsea's old boss had six points fewer on this board on the stage of the campaign band sarri has now. he needs to back it up and getting into the champions league would be a bare minimum requirement for chelsea this season. minimum requirement for chelsea this season. they are involved in the latter stages of the europa league but their culture is famously never won a trophy really does need to deliver —— their coach. tonight against a west ham team who if they

, conor said he wants to move forward.ee you in the octagon. so he's going back. and the queen of country is about to be the queen of the racetrack. check this out. dolly parton is sponsor her own race car driver. this will be in the series on saturday in bristol, tennessee. dolly parton on a race car, what do you think of that. maria: i like that. dagen: the race on saturday at bristol motor speedway's thunder dome, the greatest racetrack in racing and everything should watch it and everybody loves dolly. maria: jared's sports reports are on 24/7. the power suit no more, why you'll no longer see a top clothing brand at some top tech and finance companies. stay with us. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) the day we'll finally get something done. might mean a trip back to the doctor's off

could conor mcgregor be making a ufc comeback despite announcing retirement nine days ago?exchange of insults with rival khabib nurma—gomedov. the ufc have condemned what it calls "islamophobic comments". mcgregor wrote on twitter, i want to move forward, with my fans of all faiths and all backgrounds. now, see you in the octagon. that's all for now. more from the bbc sport centre in the next hour. thank you very much indeed. it sounds like something from a science—fiction film, but medical researchers have found a way to grow tiny human organs on a microchip, to measure how disease attacks the human body. the scientists at cambridge university say it could help fight against diseases such as cancer, and reduce the need for animal testing. richard westcott reports. this is how you grow tiny three—dimensional human organs in a laboratory. first you freeze—dry a specially developed sponge for 18 hours. it acts like a skeleton. cells from a human organ are put onto the sponge, which then sits inside this electronic chip. then they are fed with nutrients. what you end up with,

it's exceeding conor lamb -- consumer credit card debt.t year junior colleges soaked up a billion dollars worth of federal financial aid funded by the american taxpayer. their average graduation rate is 12%. we need to look at accredidation reform. >> tucker: there is a massive lobby in washington that makes this possible. higher education swarms the congress. -- is there is a more effective lobby in washington? >> maybe the fortune 400 companies. we looked at the salaries. at open the books dotdom. --.com, we captured every empployee working for colleges across the country. there is a new minimum wage. $200,000 a year. we found 43,000 employees in higher education make $200,000 or more. in california there are 10,000 public employs that make more than $200,000. >> tucker: lastly. what percentage are administrators versus teachers? >> i don't have the break down of the professors and the administrators and the executives. however, in the 8 schools of the ivy league. it's a perfect example of how they gameday the system. 147 of these admini

democratic party is kind of hating bernie right now but biden might be the candidate, what if it's conoram situation where he is representing the g.o.p. leaning gerrymandering districts that were kind of anti-hillary clinton. have they've seen benefits from this administration personally? would he detract from that? i'm full of questions and no answers. >> greg: i will try to answer all of your questions. i'm amazed how quickly beto is disappearing since buttigieg came in. disappearing faster than a twinkie on michael moore's lap. haven't use that one in a while. biden reminds me of the seinfeld episode where a person can appear attractive depending on the lighting. sometimes you look at biden a new go you know what, he's appealing. he's moderate, sensible. seems kind of has an air of confidence about him. when you see them again and you think no, he's clumsy. he's not very bright. he could be an absolute disaster. he's kind of like veering from one to the other. political pig pen. got a big cloud of dust following him. a sense of age, irrelevance, indecision. i can feel the party doesn'

is one person, and i would agree with your guests, conor lamb, he will be a great --ocrat frannie runningate great running mate for any democrat. host: thank you. guest: i think it is a little candidateay what granit would be great to run against donald trump, but he had said he would have had a harder time hillaryld it been clinton, so i am not sure where donald trump stands on a face-off with bernie sanders right now, but i think it is a little early to predict how democrats might fare not just in their primary but also even farther down the road against donald trump. host: there is a story online at politico.com. the headline "here is a trump campaign strategy that democrats are eager to embrace." " president trump left many in washington scratching their heads when he put the 2016 campaign digital chief in front of the entire efforts. now democrats are embracing that, among the white house campaign digital folks. it is from raising breathtaking email. money via today in a low-price politico, the stakes are even higher, early success online can entirely framed the candidacy, and a misf

there are only two people i can imagine doing it, conor mcgregor and kanye west.hat's who's running our government. kanye mcgregor is our president right now. donald trump saying he's the all-time favorite president? it's like j.c. shaze saying he's everyone's favorite member of 'n sync. we talk about how horrible this guy and all the people he hired are. but this is almost inconceivable. but the trump administration in the middle of what he calls the greatest economy of all time has decided to stop funding the special olympics. yes. he works here and he can't believe it. [ laughter ] the cuts are the work of betsy devos, the secretary of education who thinks school is a waste of money. she appeared before a congressional subcommittee yesterday. they asked her why they decided to nix all $18 million in federal funding for the special olympics. she said it was a difficult choice. got for betsy. those special olympians have had it too good for too long, what with their javelins and shorts. can you imagine? whose problem with america was helping the disabled too much

. >>> surveillance video has surfaced of the incident that led to mma star conor mcgregor's arrest init appears to show him knocking a cellphone out of a man's hand as he tried to take a picture. then mcgregor stomped on that phone. the man filed a lawsuit claiming assault and other charges. this week the man's attorney said the issue has been resolved. >>> turning to a high-profile murder case in new york city that's been making national headlines. the mother of a man convicted last week of killing a jogger claims her son was set up. >> in an exclusive interview with "nightline," she's vowing to appeal. here's abc's byron pitts. >> reporter: karina vetrano was young, beautiful, vibrant. her life cut tragically short while she was out for a run in august 2016. >> why'd you kill her? >> reporter: 22-year-old chanel lewis arrested and accused of killing her. >> the jury deadlocked. >> reporter: months later karina's parents hoping for a second chance to prove lewis was in fact guilty to a new jury. even in the days before the second verdict, lewis' fate remained uncertain. questions swi

. >> sandra sandra oh conor, she d stupid fights. she didn't take the bait.n, just walking away. this was very useful to sandra o'connor in dealing with men. sometimes she did have to stand up to them. there was a great scene in the arizona legislature. she was majority leader. the house appropriations committee chairman is a drunk. and she calls him on it. and he says, "if you were a march i'd punch you in a nose." she said, "if you were man, you could." so she picked her shots. there were times when she did, but at other times she walked away from the dumb fights. >> schieffer: and we'll be back in just a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> schieffer: we're back now with our biographers, lynne olsen, seuss, and evan thomas. evan, i want to get back to you about how women in those days were dealing with men, and you talked about sandra day o'connor and how she dealt with her mother. there was one important issue, and abortion, and the way she handled it with scalia had an impact and turned around that issue. >> scalia was continue sending to her, big mistake. scalia

conor mcgregor‘s latest retirement could be short lived, just like his last one.ng ufc just nine days last one. he said he was quitting ufcjust nine days ago. mcgregor has recently been exchanging a string of insults on social media with long time rival khabib nurmagomedov. the ufc have condemned mcgregeor for making islamophobic comments. but the former two weight champion has posted the following. what do you make of that? and saudi arabia's first female formula 1 racing driver will make her debut at brands hatch this weekend. reema juffali will drive for defending champions double r racing alongside louis foster and sebastian alvarez. she made her competitive racing debut in october 2018 — just months after saudi arabia lifted a ban on female drivers. she says it's a "great thing" to represent her country. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. as we know, chancellor merkel is in dublin today having talks with the taoiseach and they are talking about the possibility and possible implications indeed of eigh

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his special election with joe biden's support. >> i think it is no surprise joe biden came out for conoramb, has an appeal to white, blue-collar working-class folks. host: joe biden is in the race for president. we are getting your reaction to the news. greg in massachusetts, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: what do you think? caller: i don't think joe biden is presidential material. when he came out with his introduction to run for presidency, the first thing he ind was -- that is a lie north carolina, charlottesville, today, yous -- even have blackface and the ku klux klan in virginia. that says it all there. host: linda in dallas, independent. caller: hello, good morning, greta. i have been waiting for a long time. and ily do like joe biden think he is presidential material, he dresses right. host: linda, are you there? caller: can you hear me? host: now we can. you cut out when he said he walks. caller: he walks like a real president, someone we can be proud of. you read a verse from the paper wanting toeaders was -- host: want him to run, yes. wor

is one person, and i would agree with your guests, conor lamb, he will be a great --ocrat frannie runninge great running mate for any democrat. host: thank you. guest: i think it is a little candidateay what granit would be great to run against donald trump, but he had said he would have had a harder time hillaryld it been clinton, so i am not sure where donald trump stands on a face-off with bernie sanders right now, but i think it is a little early to predict how democrats might fare not just in their primary but also even farther down the road against donald trump. host: there is a story online at politico.com. the headline "here is a trump campaign strategy that democrats are eager to embrace." " president trump left many in washington scratching their heads when he put the 2016 campaign digital chief in front of the entire efforts. now democrats are embracing that, among the white house campaign digital folks. it is from raising breathtaking email. money via today in a low-price politico, the stakes are even higher, early success online can entirely framed the candidacy, and a misfir

conor first in its country. steve: i don't think we want a passive police force, do we? >> i don't. also to follow their training and to follow the law. that's what happened in the stephon clark case. and i think there are some people who were displeased with the outcome and the fact that the police officers were not prosecuted. but they weren't prosecuted because they followed the law. and so california lawmakers, some of them. want to change the law. steve: right. i understand, jason, that this particular bill would have trouble getting through the assembly. stalled last year in the legislature as well. if it were adopted, what sort of provisions and restrictions would it put on police officers calls for floifers give part-time space in instances in which a person like the stephon clark case it would request ask them not to chase them into the backyard to give them space, perhaps to call in someone with a bull horn and call out to the person. these aren't practical solutions for real life rapidly evolving situations and we ask our police officers to step into. these type of soluti

he could go for conor lamb and he could go for andrew gillum. i think that's really powerful.gan, wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania to president trump. steve: all the candidates he helped owe him. >> they owe him back. i think he is going to have incredible amount of support. the other thing i would say on fundraising small donors are critically important gets grassroots support out. 18 million is greater than 12. 12 million is greater than 9. all joe has to do is show he can raise. i know as a fact someone given to joe and i have given to five other candidates. ton of people have given to joe because they want to show support. i don't think we have a money issue with joe biden. the other thing i think ainsley to your point, whether you have name recognition, you don't have to pay for ads to introduce yourself. there is a big difference when we go on stage in june where there is 20 candidates or 22, i think there is two more that's going to enter. and all of a sudden people know joe. you don't have t waste seven minutes introducing himself. ainsley: he has the experience, too. >>

conor mcgregor has been trading insults with khabib nurmagomedov.about trying to become the number one team in the world and that must be the aim, to go from 15 to fourth may be easier than the next step. there are some teams behind us will be working extra ha rd to some teams behind us will be working extra hard to bridge the gap. we are improving and enjoying the journey, and we have to keep doing it. another positive football story, raheem sterling and manchester city have arranged for pupils from his old school to attend the fa cup semifinal this weekend, 550 students from the academy in london will go to the game between manchester city and brighton at wembley on saturday, tickets and transport costs are being provided for the students to get to and from the game and some will meet raheem sterling in manchester today at the training complex. much more later and threw the rest of the day. —— through. in the north—west, we can go to... ..annabel tiffin, where blackpool has been hailed as the key town to lead seaside regeneration. the report has s