who controls libya's oil rich. has launched a major offensive line rival groups in the so-called oil rest how does the fight for the oil revenue shape libya's future this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program today with me pizza topping the battle to control the largest oil reserves in africa has taken a new twist which is turning off the lifeblood of the libyan economy fighting has shut down oil terminals and stopped oil tankers from loading around a quarter of a million barrels of daily exports the warlords. as launched an offensive to recapture the so-called oil crescent his forces want to recapture the old territory bases two years ago including the two biggest oil ports have to determined to drive a fight is who attacked roslyn who fund al sadr on thursday the fighting has killed twenty eight people and warning subpoenas issued to stay away the national oil corporation has evacuated workers from the terminals that. libya's oil crescent stretches along the mediterranean coast between the cities of s

>> the rent control is judgement of determination on whether something is rent-controlled or not, is under the purview of the rent board. i can explain my primitive knowledge of rent control ordinance. i think why we would say the rent control applies the property here's the buildings were built before 1979. as well as of the multiple units. there's two units at the back and one units at the front. they look at the units on the entire lot, not just the number of units in the entire structure. we would say rent-controlled would apply here. rent-controlled is not expired by the fact of units not being rented out and it was through the diligent research of the appellant that it was found that there was residential use in the front building and that is where we are today. they have responded to those issues and they have obtained the proper authorizations from the planning commission and the board of supervisors to demolish that rent-controlled building. spee. >> vice-president swig: again we don't know and we don't have facts because they weren't presented to us, but if the retail store

i would point out that if you control broadcasting if you control movie screens if you control mechanisms of distribution, you control what movies and tv shows will be made. and we should not put any hostile foreign power in a position to dictate that we never make another movie aboutity bet. we have to -- we never want to put ourselves in a position where china controls what we see on our screens, in our entertainment, in our newspapers. i would point out that china already has control over films being distributed in china. they unjustly limit that through a protectionist quota system and use that to try to force american studios to make shoe re-- movies that are consistent with the objectives of the chinese government. my third amendment focuses on he made in china 2025 program. by acknowledging that supposedly independent chinese companies are in fact required to work with their own government. simply put if you're based in shanghai, you're going to listen to beijing. and we need -- when the cfius process provides heightened scrutiny for government controlled investments, that should a

what will happen to local communities should the corps take up control -- give up the control of dam versus what will happen if the corps continues to maintain the dam. this amendment will show the importance of accurate design and construction. there's a hole the size of a familiar sedan in a tunnel that serves the city of stewart, alaska. the corps' assumed responsibility for this dam system and the design and construction flaw will only get worse until the corps fixes it. which they are committed to do. the current study for the alternative solution will not be completed until 2019. this amendment is critical to the alaska community because it prevents stewart from bearing undue hardships from frequent flooding and continuous damage to the outflow due to the unforeseen design of pulse. this would continue to require the course to expedite the study and place a critical importance on the fixing the dam system for my constituents in stewart. i want to thank, again, mr. chairman shuster, ranking member defazio, and their staffs for working with me and my staff on this amendment and f

meaningful human control light, human control hea will have to have further discussions in these next months. despite the hurdles i still believe something will result in november, at least on the point of agreement. there is simply too much popular opposition to unregulated development. currently there are 22 states announced in support of a ban. the nonaligned movement which presents many times 22 ones action. last august, founders and ceo of 126 robotics and ai companies including elon musk sent an open letter to the ccw imploring states to prevent an arms race. high profile. [inaudible] just this morning, national public radio is reporting that a coalition of ai researchers around the world said they would no longer partner with the south korean university that had a joint relationship with a weapons manufacturer unless there was a promise by the university to ensure meaningful human control in in any ai development with a military application. talk to your families and friends. ask them what they think about killer robots. you already know what they will say. nobody likes it. opp

the clerk: a bill to amend the controlled substances act, to clarify how controlled substance analogs are to be regulated, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read the first time. the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. marino, and the the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, each control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: without objection. mr. marino: all members of the chamber are acutely aware of the devastation caused by opioid epidemic. the epidemic is destroying lives and families across the united states. it affects every area of our country, and grandparents, parents, and children alike. especially during the course of this week, we have been reminded that over 64,000 americans died from drug overdoses in 2016. over 20% of these deaths resulted from an overdose of synthetic opioids, like fentanyl, which can be as much than times more powerful painkillers like morphine. additionally, synthetic

why would the faa want people with less relevant skills in air traffic control for air traffic controllersfaa, including the human resources function within the faa, including the national black coalition of federal aviation employees, determined that the workforce was too white. they had a concerted effort through the department of transportation, the obama administration, to change that. and quite frankly, they're sacrificing, and have sacrificed safety at the 589er of political correctness. it offends the public conscious, but also federal law. we're exposing that. >> why would this go on for years without anybody in elected office saying anything about it? just once again -- i'm hard to shock, because i do this stuff for a living -- we are lowering the standards, and intentionally hiring people less competent for one of the most critical jobs in the federal government? why would no one in congress do anything to stop it? >> well, our law firm, along with mountain state's legal foundation, filed the initial lawsuit. then the group of schools got together, over 30 collegiate training ins

the focus has been on the c., on the control. all of a sudden now it is officially on the influence or it will be officially on the influence. what percentage is influence? is it 10%? is it 5%? is it 2%? and who determines that? that is not going to be the law. that is going to be the executive branch determining what influence is. and who is going to have a major hand in that? d. o.d. again. defense security service, for example. and so the law has a very, very broad bandwidth that i think people don't fully yet appreciate. now, there is one other thing. nobody has mentioned the hedge funds yet, but you ha that in your title. hedge funds invest alongside national governments, right? all of auto sudden they're not going to be able to do thator if they do that, -- or if they do that, they run the risk that the investment will go south. what do you do if you're not able to easily work with sovereign funds that you used to be able to? what do you do when you're working -- when you basically have to reveal which individuals you're wo

i'm not saying we shouldn't have controls. i'm not saying that the controls shouldn't be tighter. in my world, the defense world, wants tighter controls. but i also don't want a drying up of foreign investments, say nsill kahn valley so you -- in silicon valley. soneed a degree of sophistication that, well, maybe the government has got it. maybe the government doesn't have it. and i think if we're going to go down this path that we're likely to, we better make sure that our government officials really know what they're talking about. >> yeah, i have been thinking about that because when you talk about sensitive technologies and then trying to define them, that is going to be a real challenge. let me switch. i was in china a couple of weeks ago and we were talking about market len lennonism and this -- lenenism and obviously that i detected was that if the emphasis in the past was maybe on market, the emphasis now might be on that in china -- leninism in china. this bill is driven to a large extent by china, so let me ask a couple of questions about that. first, we were talking abo

oil port so these are the major the major oil ports in the country and whoever controls them can control libya's income which is the oil production is the backbone of libya's income well oil is central to libya's economy so hearing that has played a major role in recent conflicts between rival governments and armed groups but only does livy have libya have africa's largest proven crude oil reserves. but the ninth largest globally these reserves make up ninety seven percent of the government's revenue majority can be found in northeastern libya in the so-called or oil crescent which includes the ruslan hoof and a central terminals these terminals have been under the control of the warlord haifa after and his self-styled libyan national army since two thousand and sixteen the l.n. a controls most of eastern libya and is opposed to the internationally recognized government in tripoli since thursday an alliance of armed groups led by the petroleum facilities god has been trying to retake control of the terminals p.f.g. is led by abraham judge drawn who is hostile to the tripoli government an

but already police control busy entry points into the country. just politicized so it is no hope for kids who can take the federal police have increased border controls along this mine route. no goal is to ensure an orderly inflow of migrants. to prevent human trafficking and to help legal migrants and to offer them protection and asylum in an orderly fashion god let them be. even. this state of bavaria tightened controls at the height of europe's migration crisis in twenty fifteen since then hundreds of people smugglers and irregular migrants have been arrested. germany's interior minister has now gone a step further demanding that people who have sought asylum in another e.u. country be sent back there. is could be a number on the person his register themselves in and now the e.u. country then that country's responsible for the person because then it's reasonable for that person to be turned back at the german border on the grounds that sort of was a demand which has plunged germany's governing coalition into crisis and while the e.u. tries to

this analogy to arms controls. whether there are much more robust measures that we need to adopt and put in to place here so we can build a sense of trust among our competitors. can build trust. among our competitors. a hand here in the third row. yes, and we will come to you. >> thank you. i am a doctoral candidate at georgetown law. i have two questions. i will make them short. first, to the major-general, two presumptions. one, these systems are weapons. the other is that the little arm conflict complies. you talked about proportionality and distinction and how something needs to apply these norms. you were talking about these weapons. normally speaking, you do not apply that. isn't that telling as to these things are not really weapons. maybe they are something else. >> i will ask you to pause on that question. we will take two more in the interest of time for this woman in the green scarf and the gentleman in the blue shirt. >> thanks. i am sasha, managing editor of icrc's humanitarian law and policy blog. tha

controllers union. the obama administration came in -- i'm not saying it lightly, i was an air traffic controller for almost 27 years along with being an attorney at a professor. when i say these things is not based on experience, it's also based on documentary evidence and proof i have. everyone flies including members of congress who fly quite often i think the ones that heard this story were offendedff by it and it's in their backyard. this is not a partisan issue quite frankly because it's the safety of the national airspace that that risk here. i can tell you from training well over 100, probably 300 controllers in my lifetime that there is a difference. this is akin to the veterans administration hiring doctors and trying to tell the public that the best position is one that never went to medical school and the va could train them better. that is what has occurred here. the mainstream media has not covered this and has covered up this issue and has not revealed what is going on and it's a shame. i

soto, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. soto: thank you, mr. chairman. i ask unanimous consent that my amendment be modified by striking line 3 and inserting line 2. the chair: without objection, the amendment is modified. >> i reserve the right to object. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania eek recognition? mr. shuster: mr. chairman, we reserve the right to object. the chair: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. soto: thank you. mr. chair. my amendment would direct the g.a.o. study in section 130 to pecifically consider coastal wetlands and barrier reefs on their study on the feasibility of natural features projects for flood risk management, hurricane and storm damage reduction and ecosystem restoration. section 130 directs the comptroller general to submit to the congress a study of consideration by the corps of engineers of natural features in nature base -- and nature-based features in the study of the feasibility of projects for

oil port so these are the major the major oil ports in the country and whoever controls them can control libya's income which is the oil production is the backbone of libya's income. a former israeli government minister who was once imprisoned for trying to smuggle drugs is back behind bars after being charged with spying for iran go in and say give was extradited from guinea and arrested upon arrival in israel last month on suspicion of acting as an agent for iranian intelligence relaying information related to the energy market so give us said to have met with his operators twice in iran and also met with iranian agents and hotels in apartments around the world police in munich and the rest of the chief executive of kamani factor algae in relation to germany's emissions cheating scandal prosecutors say rupert sadler has been detained on suspicion of fraud and his arrest warrant is based on concealment of evidence relevant to their investigations audi is accused of selling more than two hundred thousand diesel engine cars fitted with software that hides that comp and emissions just days

he must control those key institutions. he must control the party. he must control the parting and the military services. what will happen if he cant control these institutions? the most likely thing is implosion. we could have a civil war. for the not any way north korean government to survive unless they have one-man rule and that man controls the institutions. the dprk has not existed as a government in any other way so they do not know how to operate untaother way, like with a j for example. what do you do when your power is weak? you purge. most of you probably heard about uncle who looks a lot like kim jong-il. almost like a female kimong- with a wig on if you can imagine that. i have a picture of her a few want to see it later. i'm happy to show it to you. in north korea, public purges are almost unheard of. it just does not happen. i talked to a group of people earlier. i spoke about a powerful guy in the party in north korea. .e was having a feud he was reported to have died in an automile accident. just so you guys know, traffic there is no

the airport is key to retaking the port city which has been under who see control since twenty fourteen. when libya forces loyal to a powerful warlords say they have captured two of the country's largest oil terminals khalifa haftar us forces has have been battling for control of all sidra and ras lanuf rival fighters had stormed the oil ports last week what at all what had reports. after a week of attacks and counterattacks claims and counterclaims forces loyal to libya's warlord khalifa hefted have taken control of what is known as the oil crescent a rival faction led by you brought him to tran has withdrawn from the area have to his forces reportedly had support from egyptian and you warplanes medical sources in as debby a city say dozens of people including civilians were killed in the fighting three only storage tanks and ruslan off ports were reportedly targeted by an airstrike and set on fire for days the national oil corporation says about four hundred thousand barrels of crude oil a day burned have to backs the tupilak based parliament that has refused to cede power to the gove

to run the office of diversion control, out of the office of diversion control. >> whitaker: the investigationressman marino against rannazzisi went nowhere, but soon after, rannazzisi was stripped of his responsibilities. he says he went from supervising 600 people to supervising none. so, he resigned. >> rannazzisi: we were totally focused on all these people dying and all these drugs being diverted. and-- and we were not really looking at our flanks, waiting for somebody to come after us. so maybe that was my fault. and i just never realized that that was something that would have occurred.th the d.e.a. signed of t version of the "marino bill." a senior d.e.a. representative told us the agency fought hard to stop it, but in the face of growing pressure from congress and industry lobbyists, was forced to accept a deal it did not want. the bill was presented to the senate in march of 2016. >> whitaker: majority leader mitch mcconnell brought the bill to the senate floor, where it passed through unanimous consent, with no objections and no recorded votes. >> without objections... >> whitaker:

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they didn't care about finding the best air traffic controller controllers., your safety meant nothing to them. we reached out to greg martin, the faa's top spokesman. we wanted to know why the faa would ever use totally irrelevant criteria such as what people look like in order to hire for a job as vital as air traffic control. we couldn't get an answer. we also asked the acting faa administrator daniel ewell to come on this show and explain exactly what was going on and why he was too cowardly to appear. the previous administration michael where to, the one who originally signed off on the policy. he's also a coward. t we are going to keep pushing until we get an answer. in the meantime we are joined by former air traffic controller michael pearson, who is also a lawyer and is suing the faa over all of this. welcome back to the show. >> thanks for having me on. >> tucker: i want to be certain i didn't misstate that. the biographical screen, devised under the obama administration for the reasons i explained was created by a company that admitted that it was

this title modernizes and reforms outdated export controls designed to impose trade controls on the old soviet block. it was long past due that we update these controls to reflect the realities of modern international commerce and the national security threats of the century we are in right now. and i would urge my you colleagues to join us in modernizing both the cfius and export controls process, which we do now in this combined bill . a yes vote will ensure continued u.s. leadership in high technology industries essential to the health of our economy and essential to our national security, and i'll yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back his time. all time has been yielded back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5841, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- mr. hensarling: mr. speaker, on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of

terminals hell if i have forces have been battling for control of a. rival fine who is led by even him just around had stormed the oil ports last week well there has been a three fold increase in the number of north african migrants and refugees entering europe via spain this year compared to italy spain is seen almost twice as many arrivals in june koeppen how joins me live now from a marea in spain's south east so more ships with refugees have been arriving is it linked to the italian policy being tougher or what else might be going on there com. well barbara just in the last twenty minutes in fact and perhaps i can get our camera man just to pan off and show you the rescue vessel one of these characteristic orange rescue vessels now that just put into the port of almeria twenty minutes ago bringing one hundred three more refugees and migrants on board they had been pulled from two rickety fishing vessels they know here as potatoes about one hundred kilometers off the southern coast of spain in the course of the day and now what has happened is that

of oil port so these are the major the major oil ports in the country and whoever controls them can control libya's income which is the oil production is the backbone of libya's income. a former israeli government minister who was once imprisoned for trying to smuggle drugs is back behind bars after being charged with spying for iran going and saying it was extradited from guinea and arrested on arrival in israel last month or suspicion of acting as an agent for iranian intelligence and relaying information related to the energy market so i gave a set of met with his operators twice in iran and with the rain in agents in hotels and apartments around the world israeli government has endorsed a bill that seeks to have all of the filming of israeli soldiers with the intent of shaming them for the release of a number of videos which the government has deemed harmful to the army's image rights groups say the bill is a stain on democracy and an attempt to conceal the reality of israel's occupation force it reports from western islam. the killing of abdel-fattah a reef in hebron in twenty sixteen

if he doesn't control those institutions, nobody is controlling those institutions.does anybody remember that funeral coverage when he died, how many have seen the three faces of eve? [laughter] out of the seven, six have been purged or reassigned and those were the main guys. it occurred when his uncle by marriage was purged and then executed and i will talk about that and a lovely way that it happened in a couple of nights. so, let me remind you if i may add how powerful he is or is not. a good friend of mine who is a curry and scholar, he and i were talking at a restaurant when he said to me he is weaker than his father, and this was 2009. he said the next will be weaker than kim jong-il. it will depend whether the regime survives or not. that is what is going on right now. we must control those key institutions, the party, the military and services. you've heard me state some examples. what will happen if he can't control these institutions? the most likely thing we could have something like a civil war but there is not anyway fo any e north korean government to

i'm not saying we shouldn't have controls, i'm not saying controls shouldn't be tighter. my world, the defense world, wants tighter controls. but i also don't want a drying up of foreign investment in silicon valley. so you need a degree of sophistication that, well, maybe the government's got it. maybe the government doesn't have it. i think if we're going to go down this path as we're likely to, we better make sure our government officials really know what they're talking about. >> i have been thinking about that, because when you talk about sensitive technologies and trying to define them, that's going to be a real challenge. i was in china a couple weeks ago and was talking to them about market leninism. this phrase is now 25 years old. in some ways the iceberg has been approaching for a while. the other thing i detected was that if the emphasis in the past was maybe on market, the emphasis now --. this bill is driven to a large e tent by china. let me ask a couple of questions about that. first, we were talking a little bit beforehand, how do you decide when somethin

and operations from the labonte were controlled -- levant were controlled from -- mentioned, this attack was made in gallipoli, but once gallipoli fell, it was decided to move to the levant among the mediterranean coast. these attacks were eventually stopped at the edge of the sinai desert, and this is where we will begin our operational perspective for tonight's discussion. but first, i want to discuss some of the diplomatic efforts that did so much to create our world today. during gallipoli, and increasing passion to defeat the ottoman empire, the british high commissioner for egypt entered a correspondence with sharif hussein of mecca. the sharif wanted to throw off wantedoman yoke, but he british help. the british wanted a replacement for the caliph of constantinople. who better than the custodian of the two holy cities, mecca and the dita? -- mecca and medina? the sharif wanted british assistance to that end. as you read the text of the short correspondence between the 2, 1 should see the diplomatic doublespeak. nothing is really being promised , nor are binding agreement is being

control but the u.a.e. denies managing or running prisons in the country donna karen reports a window into what's being described as a world of rampant sexual torture and impunity these drawings were smuggled out of iraq to run prisons in yemen made on plastic plates with ink detainees held without charge or trial described humiliation to the associated press news agency one caption in arabic says it's real terrorism and another drawing prisoners being transported in a pickup truck are naked blindfolded and handcuffed. seven former detainees spoke to reporters about what they've witnessed they say rape electrocution and beatings took place at five detention centers including at the iraqi forces headquarters in the country the u.a.e. mission in geneva tweeted that it has never managed or run prisons or secret detention centers in yemen but the accusations don't come as a surprise in march human rights groups accuse the united arab emirates of making arbitrary arrests in southern yemen. we have got the best t

actually directly controlled by the u.s. and the saudi forces so the point here is that what they do in any and what was their agenda in yemen so right now the. u.a.e. and the saudi agendas are the one that being implemented in yemen has nothing to do with the yemeni people or they wish it though their future had nothing to do with helping the yemeni government control their lands as you know the entire south is not under the yemeni government. any government. it's only under the control of the u.a.e. and saudi arabia and the militias that are actually directly impacted them so thinking about the future was the whole point here was the game here for the game is about restoring power to the yemeni government to the yemeni people then the aim is to support the yemeni government but they not doing this here they only want to have data when the u.a.e. created a new militia and. we have to leave it there and i'm with a new story we really have to leave it there thank you thank you very much indeed for your time thank you. plenty

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he who controls subdistricting controls congress. >> that's a civics thing that everyone is aware of.o up with w no one was looking at it in terms of the election. >> he is regarded as evil mastermind, depending how you view it, of republican redistricting that took place. >> going into 2010, there was publicity about the censure bureau work and what they would announce and how it would impact congressional districts and reapportionment. >> according to the constitution, every ten years we have to have a accept suss. after that accept suss, states are required to draw new congressional districts. some states gain population. some states lose population. if you gain a new congressional district, you have got to figure out how to draw the lines to accommodate that distrt. if you lose one or two as states often do, you have to draw the lines again. >> the state lenggislators draw the lines for congress. itakes a relatively obscure state office and makes it pretty important every ten years. to me, it represented an opportunity. so i approached the republican committee about the idea of le

to go in for and we have to regain control of four of the borders yellow what are the what about it i'm sorry roll what about italy's borders what about italy's borders isn't that the first thing you should be thinking about first and italians or yeah the sad thing is that in this point you are absolutely right it really is forced to take control over its own borders maybe more or less alone why i give you an example from texas which is the official agency of border protection in europe is based in washington and features four hundred four collaborators to protect the whole of. europe. total budget of two hundred eighty one million which is one hundred years of work germany alone spends a year for the refugees which is a disproportioned it cannot be held we just need one portion that yeah that's an understatement my friend that's an understatement ok we are at amazing let me go to ralph here i mean ralph if we could put put aside all the ideology and all of the virtues signaling what so what some concrete things to do in the united states i think there should be built a wall then th

who controls libya's oil rich. has launched a major offensive line rival groups in the so-called oil. i was the fight for the oil revenue shape libya's future this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program today with me pizza topping the battle to control the largest oil reserves in africa has taken a new twist which is turning off the lifeblood of the libyan economy renewed fighting has shut down oil terminals and stopped oil tankers from loading around a quarter of a million barrels of daily exports the warlords. as launched an offensive to recapture the so-called oil crest.

because you were more in control yeah it's kind of like i just have to figure out where to go. already the psychological benefits are clear for us it's not normal to be used creating your head up all the time. feels like you're. part of society a part of your communication and conversations again. you know the future is going to get really exciting just in the bio nick space in general i think you're going to be able to see someone come into an airplane in an exoskeleton and sit down and economy seat and you're going to see grandma at the mall and she's going to show off her hip new x.o. pants you know she's going to be able to take a walk with her grandkids that she couldn't take it's not far that's what's really exciting is it's really not science fiction anymore. i would like to see this technology go to a point where it replaces a wheelchair if not all the time the much of the time. little bottom to murder he admitted unique circumstances and facts that point her to this murder confessions are useless without corroboration she thought and they are questioning her about her

much control over the uk media market.ime for a look at the weather... a fine enter the day for most of us. the sun came out and it was a pleasa nt the sun came out and it was a pleasant afternoon. not a lot of clear whether initially but we will see cloud invading again from the east across much of the east of scotla nd east across much of the east of scotland and the east of thing and, keeping ploughed into the channel islands and the far south west of england, one or two showers. into northern ireland, some cloud but elsewhere, clear whether in the west and haemorrhages are dipping down lower than recently. a fresher feel to things —— temperatures. a lot of cloud in the east will disappear through the day but we will keep some into the north of england, the north midlands to lincolnshire, patchy cloud to the far west of scotland, northern ireland and the far west of england. some showers could be thundery in the channel islands. a fine day, long sunny spells, warmer than today, into the low 20s but remember that breeze

control the port it's expected to be a. very long and deadly war. i don't see any way that the forces could even control the port even if it's continued because of the. great. have been a paper. that came on the. from the yemen post thank you so much hair analysis we appreciate it. the libyan renegade general khalifa haftar ours launched an offensive to regain control of the northern oil terminals his forces lost control of the town of rosslyn ouf on thursday after an attack by rival groups the so-called oil crescent was seized by halftimes forces in two thousand and sixteen civilians have reportedly been warned to stay away from that area and he is from the university of texas at san antonio he says the fighting will do further harm to the country. but the problem is for libya drop in oil libya look bankruptcy and the drop in oil production is going to that libya is not going to be is a hungry only. forty percent of libya is a living below the poverty line thanks to this stupid war this is taking place let's get more now from a delegate who joins u

things done as managing the port and have there been any issues with the flow of aid during their control the port of who did the if line for a game in any cut off of that port as we said earlier is going to have dramatic impact for the past several years as the war has waged the united nations and all of the humanitarian purposes called on the whole of the parties to the conflict to that port open nothing is more important than that right now seventy percent of all of the humanitarian assistance that the united nations frontline partners bring it into the country comes through who did this five are saying it's got to stay open would you rather the whole thing stayed and control of the port if it meant that there was no fighting. from a humanitarian point of view what matters is that the port is open it doesn't matter who manages the pork it matter is the point it's open and then humanitarians are able to bring in the assistance humanitarians are neutral in the context of the war what matters is that parties to the conflict do everything that they are obliged to do to protect civilians an

kildee, and a opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. chairman. this legislation requires states to submit a report on the number of patients served for each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. chairman. opioid use disorder at institutions for mental diseases, their length of stay, and the care they received after they were discharged. my amendment would add two requirements to that report. the first additional element addresses co-occurring disorders. y amendment would require that states include information on the number of individuals suffering from these disorders, as well as the type of specific from which they suffer. co-occurring disorders are terrible situation in which a person is simultaneously experiencing a mental illness f suffer. co-occurring and substance abuse issue. this is especially prevalent in our veteran population. with the v.a. estimating about one third of veterans seeking tr

there are conflicting claims there who is in control as armed groups fight over two major libyan oil terminals oil exports were suspended at rosslyn financing their last thursday when opponents of the eastern based military commander haile for half time stormed the ports and occupied them after us forces say they have recaptured the two terminals a rival fighters led by eba him just around say they are still in control but the bill where he'd reports now from tripoli it's really difficult to. to say exactly whole controls what because because we have to do two different accounts of the same story have to his forces say that they have recaptured the oil terminals of oil so that and ruslan off on the other hand a pretty major advance forces say deny that and say they still maintain their locations in our cities and arsenals but we've spoken to locals local sources eyewitnesses in the north they they said that image of the run was the last night his forces with little draw last night and they they recaptured ruslan aushev this morning now the oil the national oil corporation been advisi

seeking support for gun control measures and showing solidarity with other young people victimized by gun violence all of us is no matter where you come from your community your economic background matter your voices are strong and in this movement every single voice no matter where it comes from. chicago was the first stop on the park when florida students nationwide bus tour through the city is one of the highest homicide rates in the u.s. and many children and teenagers have felt the trauma of gun violence firsthand. attending the rally at st sabina church on chicago's south side where native chicago and entertainers jennifer hudson will i am and former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords who was gravely wounded in an assassination attempt in two thousand and eleven these are scary. stories. sexism is. it is time to stand up for what's right it's time for her we must do something we must stop gun. is stolen douglas students are urging young people to register and vote in the midterm elections in november they want to oust congress members who oppose gun restrictions and receive ca

-- command and control apparatus at the time. ce, nclude artificial pabilities wit the base of decision making, has to move as quickly as the opportunities reveal themselves. there will be a lot of machine working, investment, artificial intelligence. we knothe chinese made a lot of investments in the area and that is great capabilities. those are the things that will enable the force to fight, a high-end fight. >> inside force, you may see two different emerging, all within the same marine corps, there is the constantly forward deploy aspect, it will be inside the adversaries area, if they decide to light up their system one day. we have to be the contact and blunt layer, someone has to do the job. going to deny the adversary capability. we will disrupt their plan, we will buy time and space for decision makers in washington ke decision to be able to surge the force. you will see a mag caf operating inside the contact and blunt layer, you will see the third layer, the surge force coming in, and the fourth layer is homelanddefens

control could gun you have? you got the guns registered, you got the threat of the death penalty, and you got the records, and you got the same people who had the record before the occupation doing the bidding of the german army. but i should have named the book gun safety ine nazi-occupied france." [applause] thank you. i should have named it that. you proved it. what turned out to be the case was that there were a lot of french people were executed for having gone. we went through newspapers of the occupation period, and they would announce the name of the person and say why he was executed. there were a lot of things they were shooting them for as well, but having a gun and not turning it in, that was a no no. one thing about these posters, about turning in your guns in 24 hours, none of them put like the the date that this clock started ticking or the time the clock , started ticking. [laughter] i'm serious. the museum of the resistance in paris, everyone have to seen his -- have to see this, it is plain. th

. >> i went to cuba as a tourist last year, so what i saw was somewhat controlled and more managed as part of a tour group, but i left with the belief the military really controls cubit and sort of the leaders of the military control all of industry and major hotels and tumors unpick the reality is it doesn't matter whether it's any of the castro's because the leadership so comes from the military ultimately so not sure many of the policies we have had with embargo or lack of embargo will change that much as long as the military still controls the money. >> it is the castro's that control the military, i mean, raul retains his commander of the armed forces. the guy who runs the military sort of corporate industrial complex, is the ex- son-in-law with whom he's very close. this is-- interestingly and i have frequently told people that brought rule castro is sort of cuba's ceo because the military runs a so much stuff you don't imagine the military runs. they run hotels and cars, restaurants. they run everything. >> here is the thing. there's one really strong institution in cuban as a

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you control the public utilities you destroy the airport so you control the airspace you control the sea space so you haven't left gaza you stood outside the cage instead of inside because of all we did pull out from gaza and you remember i'm sure you do know this was not simple and easy we mean the state of israel it was part of a very. painful. mess to campaign against tens of thousands of israelis hundreds of thousands who opposed the government move in to do that so it was not simple and easy and the problem is and this is the tragedy is that unfortunately gaza is controlled by terrorist organization by hamas which is money plaiting the population and the population is a lot how you did it for love and we we look at it we were able ok that we first of all i think. that gaza is first and foremost a victim of a terrorist organization hamas just as lebanon is a victim in other ways by a terrorist organization as well they are controlling it they are threatening it they are building tunnels they're shooting rockets at israeli settlements across the board nobody could fall. but you do

backed sodium out equality ship has been fighting for control of the airport for a week while calling on the fighters holding them back to start and on condition that the host the response has been one of defiance prompting fears the bottle will spread into the town until humanitarian catastrophe the problem of always is highly densely populated areas trying to clear these areas from non-state actors who are embedded in the civilian population who are dug in and have nothing to lose and then you have a semi conventional military trying to clear these areas and that's always going to be difficult us pictures open tonally displaced people in who they either continue to emerge the united arab emirates red cross sensei's it's sending an aid convoy north from aden it's a just shot only criticized outside yemen thing time national rescue committee says the relief plan announced by suited to be on the united arab emirates to protect civilians living in the data as they all talk the port city is a publicity stunt meant to draw attention away from the undue suffering the offensive is calls. th

but environmental standards are supposed to be part of the control mechanisms. this is a task for the politicians but no one is prepared to assume responsibility. there's responsibilities for the big formal that body these products they would hold the power to to affect the production process by putting demands on their farm contractors but there is also responsibility with those who have the power to regulate and control this they stop just. for example have one clue that germany's health minister wants the same rules to apply in india as in europe the topic for the recent g. twenty summit in hamburg he knows time is of the essence. of the father and the fire danger is caused by an erratic resistance are being ignored it's an approaching disaster. and the danger is we don't take it seriously enough. to do that is calling on the ministry of the environment to ensure control mechanisms in india the health ministry only has an advisory role. in the hundred others that were carrying out our own research to establish the link between sewerage and resistance as well