and with us in cork city. and so i think there is major opportunities to expand our relationships with our sister city committee, with jim here, and we're working hard together. because san francisco is rich with culture and arts and institutions for performing arts, app opearts opera, jazz. we, with your jazz festival and our art gallery see an opportunity to explore further development, further growth and further relationships. i want to commend you here for your initiatives on public transport as being a leader in clean public transport. i wish you every success with your conference in september in that regard. our committee here is also working on our famine memorial. i understand that they have a location agreed with the city park and recreation and now moving to develop that. again, we at work would like to support that and be part of that to celebrate the warm home that san francisco is and has been to many irish people, but also to commemorate the tragedy of the famine. so today, we are here to strengt

blows the cork arose and floated before the whale nose. said the cork to the whale, you may slap and frown but you can't keep me down for i'm made of the stuff that is buoyant snuff -- enough to float and never drown. thank you very much. >> now you know why we put her last. i hope you understand that. thank you to the award winners and thank you for coming and for the spur board and everyone else here and have a great night. >> president adams this is a regular meeting of the small business commission held on monday, march 26th, 2018. the meeting is being called to order at 2:01 p.m. the small business commission thanks media services and sfgovtv for televising the meeting. members of the public please take this opportunity to silence your phones and any other electronic devices. public comment during the meeting is limited to three minutes per speaker, unless otherwise established by the presiding officer of the meeting. speakers are requested but not required to state their names. please place speaker cards to the right of the lectern.

and between san francisco and cork. and we were very encouraged by the high level political representation that traveled with mayor lee in september last year. and i know supervisor tang, supervisor safai, of course, mayor mark farrell, all traveled and we welcome that. to those of you who haven't visited ireland, just talk to them, they'll tell you how good a time they had and how productive a visit will be. and we're equally happy to have the lord mayor with us so quickly afterwards and the senior delegation from cork city council. long will that continue because those contacts are so important in building up that relationship. the second thing i just wanted to say, is that we are blessed in ireland to have such an enormous dispracti dispractice. through our diaspora we've influenced the world and have been influenced by the daas practice and trends in the world. it's leaders diaspora that i saw at the leadership of president of the committee, and what they're doing in creating even more links between ireland and san

blows the cork arose and floated before the whale nose. said the cork to the whale, you may slap and frown but you can't keep me down for i'm made of the stuff that is buoyant snuff -- enough to float and never drown. thank you very much. >> now you know why we put her last. i hope you understand that. thank you to the award winners and thank you for coming and for the spur board and everyone else here and have a great night. i've got time i've bp got with 25 jobs so for young people one of my favorite days in san francisco thank you, thank you to the companies that are hiring. >> (clapping.) >> the city of san francisco and united way are calling an employers to have jobs for youth in 2012 president obama issued a challenge and the challenge was get disconnected young people connected to jobs and so mayor ed lee said we should lead this challenge that the city will have 25 hundred jobs that first summer 6200 jobs and been building. >> i'll high are ups we like to pledge 50 jobs so for youth this summer. >> excellent. thank you. >> a large

blows the cork arose and floated before the whale nose. said the cork to the whale, you may slap and frown but you can't keep me down for i'm made of the stuff that is buoyant snuff -- enough to float and never drown. thank you very much. >> now you know why we put her last. i hope you understand that. thank you to the award winners and thank you for coming and for the spur board and everyone else here and have a great night. bayview. >> a lot discussion how residents in san francisco are displaced how businesses are displaced and there's not as much discussion how many nonprofits are displaced i think a general concern in the arts community is the testimony loss of performance spaces and venues no renderings for establishes when our lease is up you have to deal with what the market bears in terms of of rent. >> nonprofits can't afford to operate here. >> my name is bill henry the executive director of aids passage l lp provides services for people with hispanics and aids and 9 advertising that fight for the clients in housing insurance an

blows the cork arose and floated before the whale nose. said the cork to the whale, you may slap and frown but you can't keep me down for i'm made of the stuff that is buoyant snuff -- enough to float and never drown. thank you very much. >> now you know why we put her last. i hope you understand that. thank you to the award winners and thank you for coming and for the spur board and everyone else here and have a great night. >> my name is andrea, i work as a coordinator for the city attorney's office in san francisco. a lot of it is working with the public and trying to address their public records request and trying to get the information for their office. i double majored in political science and always tried to combine both of those majors. i ended up doing a combination of doing a lot of communication for government. i thought it would connect both of my studies and what was i was interested in and show case some of the work that government is doing. >> i work for the transportation agency known as muni and i'm a senior work superviso

kevin corke, she touched on just about everything at the white house. what did you learn? >> reporter: yeah, that she did. listen, there are a couple things that stood out. first of all, she didn't want to get ahead of the president. we heard this before, i don't want to get ahead of what the president may or may not decide to do or may or may not even decide to talk about. be it the iran nuclear deal, or syria or even the environment going back to the old paris climate accord. she did talk about north korea in particular. i think she said something important. she painted sort of a broad picture of the relationship between these two men. she noted prague pha teufpl in their relationship. she all said she expected them to work very well together during the visit. >> what you do have are two leaders who have a great deal of respect for one another. who have a great friendship. certainly both have a great deal of interest in doing what's best for their country. but being able to have very open and candid conversations because of the relationship, not only that the leaders hav

talk through cork it defies the skeptics to guarantee a first division football next season. speaking of controversial appointments future by encodes coco baksh watched his frankfurt sign to waste in a ray of chances against taffeta davy said who went down after contact with the same but the rabbit took off in spectacular fashion. the video assistant deems the contact worthy of a penalty said has stepped up himself to make it one nil just before the alamo. frank hands were brought back down to earth up to the midweek cup semifinal when this was not to be the last day. matthew lackey doubled the visitors lead in the seventy seven minutes to the delight of coach pound. and with the game practically over alexander as fine tucked away as for good measure. mr x. a case that. just didn't work that's life. yes that's life now we had to likes it you still have hopes of qualifying for the champions. like take went into the weekend in fifth place they were managed to match their runners up finish from last season but still have champions league ambitions. hoffenheim may not belong to e

covers a vast region in central portugal a bulk of the region contains rice fields vineyards and cork plantations agriculture is key to the local economy. located about an hour's drive east from the coast is the wall town of ever a it's home to about fifty seven thousand people here tourism helps boost the local economy. every alleyways various architectural examples and its roman temple helped it burn unesco world heritage status. so we are on the top of the hill where two thousand years ago the romans built their temple and these are the pictures of the city that in the short area has examples of two thousand years that these three because directions from different periods of h. and this is. the reason why travelers must not skip visit the this world everything each city. another fascinating but grisly tourist attraction is ever as so-called chapel of bones. if that's the truth it's soulful braveheart. standing here a week before you are just told me. this is one of the best known monuments in ever of the chapel was meant as a meditation spot for monks but four hundred years ago the

products including cork and wine it's in response to the u.s. raising duties on foreign steel and aluminum imports last month. at least twenty people have been killed in a confrontation between security forces and suspected fighters in indian administered kashmir four civilians are among the victims that happened in several villages across the champion hill district. and has the latest. security forces in indian administered kashmir opened fire on villagers trying to stop the arrest of suspected on separatists. hiding when the gunfire started we saw security forces everywhere since then only ambulances were seen on the roads carrying the engine that they have firing directly. the violence has started in a gunfight between rebels and soldiers while the houses where rebels were holed up burned soldiers fired bullets air guns and tear gas. in all several soldiers along with more than a dozen rebels and civilians were killed in three villages and i was just one of them as we were offering funeral prayers and tear gas shelling started they fired pell

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and this lengthy and cork handshake that. seems to be clenching their teeth that the president. successful with. charm offensive he invited president to paris. and circumstance and he's attraction to glitz and he has taken a much softer line towards american presidents than european leaders therefore he was successful i would say it and he also has taken adventures. of the . left by a prime minister i'm a patient. and. building a new government in germany so when we talk of him we've been looking at pictures that arrives from another entrance to the white house and despite all this a political career all graphy and warm under the two sides the two presidents this is a fundamental issue is what's going to be top of the agenda during their talks do you think. i think that top of the agenda will be the agreement we know that the leaders are watching very closely the french president could be successful in convincing the president to change his mind and not pull out of this agreement and we are hearing from diplomats here that the americans in europeans are very close to reach an ag

here at city hall on monday as well as lgbt signing with san francisco and cork city related to lgbt initiatives that i attended because i thought it would be probability and brought ms. scalin with me for that. that concludes any activity since the last meeting. >> president cleaveland: thank you. any questions for the chief? commissioner covington? >> commissioner covington: , chief, i guess it was a tupel of meetings ago we were given a chart of the numerous committees that are operating within the department on various things, is there a committee i know that you and the senior deputies meet with the union, but are there any union meetings at the lower levels? >> i think there is someone from the executive board on every committee, but particularly by the book i think there needs to be a union representation or health and safety committee, but my understanding is there is someone representing local 178 on every committee. >> commissioner covington: i wasn't aware of that, so i'm glad i did answer the question. that covers quite a few base. can you give us an update regarding the

thank you, kevin corke. slamming his credibility and sing the president was right to fire him. for more, let's bring in my first guest today, rnc spokesperson kaylee mack and annie. the rnc goes back to james comey, why? >> it's important to counter his assault on this president. he is going around defaming this presidents character, marginalizing g.o.p. voters everywhere. we need to point out his real credibility issues that even democrats have noticed. >> harris: how does this marginalize g.o.p. voters? >> he talks about not impeaching the president, go to the polls and give their verdict on this president. they did that 15 months ago and they voted for president trump and for james comey to go in, taking notes about this president during the meeting, really not giving him a chance. i think it undermines g.o.p. voters, no doubt about it. >> harris: you and i have talked about this over the recent months and it's a fair question now especially because this president is on the road doing what he needs to do in terms of telling the american people about the economy and right now

and from the "east bay ) to the "far east" - one winery is putting the cork into chinese exports. )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. >>> so, the red sox have been the best at baseball, the fact -- to ace pitcher, tossed a no-hitter tonight. may niya said after the game he didn't know he had a no-hitter going into the eighth inning. in the ninth, drake out to short. then mets at the plate. and he's going to fly out to right. so, he now run out of way. then after a walk, hendly ramirez up and he gives ground at mania gives the no hither. it's the 7th no-hitter in oakland history and of course since 2010. he's mania on his no no. >> honestly, doesn't feel real even after the last out. i couldn't imagine hitting a no-hitter. still incredible feeling and, yeah, i don't know what to say. when the ningt came, you know, especially after i got that strike out coming up to the ninth my heart was beating out of my chest. >> the night belongs to manea but we have to give you the giant's score. they lost with 8-3. perry looks good but will not play in game four. that's it for sports. more news after the

activists against water charges often patrol this neighborhood of cork when they find an irish water crew installing meters they do what they can to stop the. you know what we need mean. nothing has been set in stone yet but the commission keeps pushing ireland to comply with the community directive in order to impose meters and water charges on its citizens. there is this principle which is. framed in the water directive that the polluters should be so there should be a direct responsibility of this cannot be done with a general exception obviously faced with unprecedented public disobedience the government is trying to maneuver through public discontent and the demands to impose water charges from brussels what are trying to do you know in a small way they would say has to happen because the european union told us it has to happen because detroit at all is that sort of us but we can tom logical its head very very quickly because when the european commission offers a different opinion something else for example that apple corp all the citizens of this country talk to been taught in

arthel: kevin corke, thank you very much. eric: the pentagon is warning syria still has enough chemical facilities to potentially attack its own people with those weapons. >> it was the right move. and not only was it the right move, but the inclusion of britain and france in the operation as well as the support turkey gave us, perhaps gives us a way forward. eric: doug mcelway is live with us in washington. what do we know about the damage these strikes cost. reporter: 100 missiles landed within minutes much each other -- minutes of each other. >> we successfully destroyed three buildings in metropolitan * damascus, one of the most of heavily defended air space in the world. this will set their chemical weapons program back for years. reporter: chemical weapons storage sites were destroyed outside the sit of homs. in addition a pair of u.s. air force b-1 bombers fired' missiles at that research center. and the fast attack u.s.s. john warner launched tomahawk missiles from the mediterranean sea. the destroyer laboon terks fir

. >> kevin corke is live on the north lawn with more. hi, kevin. >> as you pointed out, so much to get to and the stakes couldn't be much higher. macron makes his visit here among concerns around the globe that the president will pull back from the iran nuclear deal. while the president and his french counterpart, mr. macron is not only hoping to reinforce a legacy with the french but to emphasize their bold new future. standing together on issues surrounding security and trade and the environment and yes, as you can imagine, policies surrounding the iran nuclear deal. >> the president has been very clear about how he feels about this deal and some changes that he wants to see reflected will certainly come up. i'm not going to get ahead anything that the president may or may not commit to and what he would want to see. he's been very clear about the dislike for the deal and how we want something better. >> for his part, president macron is taking sort of a long view here, julie. noting his relationship with the president is one of friend

. >> create by using foam cork board. use a funnel to put confetti through balloons. them all together and lay them on top. there you go. you a really cool graduation. >> that would work for anything. >> you can find these frames. it's actually pretty good. >> i'm pretty good it costs less than 20 bucks. >> yes. >>> it's time for the rtm give away. win google home or echo. >> okay. you take that one. >> i guess so. >> you need the buzz word, to be at least 21 years old and legal r resident of the u.s. or canada. >> enter the buzz word. you can enter each every day. >> tuesday's buzz word is digital. >> get over the right this minute.com and click on the rtm buzz word and enter digital. >> good luke everybody. -- good luck everybody. >>> family game night wraps up with a big surprise if these parents can read between the lines. >> y'all are giving me a headache. >> find out their daughter's hidden message next. for more head over to rightthisminute.com rightthisminute.com. >>> they are playing mad gab. you have to figure out what they are trying to say with after you l

responded.ackburn the cork came out. [laughter] when later asked about this account, blackburn denied it. he said he would never be so careless with ac ork. -- a cork. his personality made an impression on those he met. in the 1870's, a sioux indian chief named white cloud visited washington. he was so taken with blackburn that he made him an honorary member of the sioux nation. he also gave him a sioux name, and certainly an appropriate one -- roaring wind of the bluegrass. [laughter] blackburn was also generous. the reason why berryman felt the portraitommission his he felt he owed him his entire career. blackburn stopped in berryman's uncles office. there was a remarkable likeness of his friend mounted on his desk. the senator inquired as to its origin. the uncle replied that it was drawn by his nephew clifford. blackburn immediately reply that boys got talent -- that boy has got talent. i'm going to take him to washington and see what i can do for him. andkburn did just that berryman quickly rose to prominence. black

wente family estates in livermore had to put a cork in exports to china. we're talking about 3,000 to 5,000 cases of wine waiting to be shipped but importers in china don't want to pay the 15% tariff on the wine. that's a tariff china imposed on america in retaliation to president trump's tariffs. that 15% on top of the preexisting 48% in taxes and tariffs. the vice president of international sales tells us the lost business to china is no way going to put his winery out of business or cause a wine glut, nothing like that, however, he is worried about what could happen a few months from now. >> even a bigger concern is the fact that if we're not shipping our importers will be running out of stocks. if they are running out of stocks and shelf space for california wines and wenty wines will be open and many wine producing countries around the world clammering for the shelf space that want to take that position away from california. >> reporter: they estimate that china will run out of their stock of wine over the next 30 to 60 days. leaving them vulnerable t

at the white house, i'm kevin corke. >>> coming up, a clothing store robbed in oakland, where customers and workers hid to keep safe, and what police are saying about the people responsible. >>> another departure at the white house. the sudden resignation from the homeland security adviser. >>> we have been tracking a strong day, and we are looking the dow jones is up 400 pointeds right now. the s&p up by 1.5, and the story is the same on the nasdaq. a lot of people saying the tensions with china and potential trade war may be easing, and that is what is leading to the confidence from investors. >>> the world trade organization says china is filing a complaint over the u.s. tariffs and they have requested 60 days of consultations to resolve the dispute. they believe the tariffs breach international trade rules. >>> tensions with syria are escalating with the possibility that the u.s. military will respond to the deadly chemical attack. the president will not attend the eighth summit of the americas in lima, peru, to oversee the response in syria. >> reporter: president trump said yester

kevin corke with more from washington. >> the new national security advisor john bolton on his firstjob with several issues playing out, controversy swirling over deadly chemical attacks in syria. president trump condemned the incident saying there would be a price to pay. syria and russia denied being involved and both governments are blaming israel. >> this should be the last time a barrel bomb is dropped on innocent civilians by the al- assad air force. we have the ability to ground this air fleet. >> concerns over a trade war with china also remain high. washington and beijing going back and forth. shaking up the markets, the president not backing down calling the relationship between the countries stupid trade that has been going on for years. >> i know that there are some jitters but i don't think there is a trade war insight. technically we have taken no action. >> securing the southern border another issue, president trump sending troops to the border with mexico to help fight illegal immigration until a new wall is built. the decision met with criticism. >> it is a very prov

in the bay. ) from the east bay to the far east, one lottery is putting the cork into chinese exports> welcome back. people are starting to arrive here at the middle school in san jose. this is where my nbc bay area colleagues and i will be this morning for comcast cares day. we'll be cleaning up, painting, planting. we are also going to be at a site in santa rosa. it is the 17th annual comcast cares day, a beautiful day to get out and volunteer. >>> well, the bay area certainly has plenty of nature amid its busy cities. now san francisco's presidio is warning visitors to give some of its wildlife freedom to roam. "today in the bay" shows us. >> reporter: when you encounter wildlife in san francisco's presidio, you almost forget you're not just surrounded by nature. you're surrounded by nature surrounded by a city. but of all the wild critters who call the presidio home, one seems more wild than others. >> it's really a 21st century phenomenon, coyotes coming back into these areas that they used to be in san francisco. >> reporter: for the last couple years -- >> this is the antenna.

kevin corke starts us off on this visit. good evening. >> and historic night for the president as they host there is first state dinner. that's tomorrow night at the white house. as he mentioned he will be dining this evening at mount vernon, spending time together. ahead of all the pomp and circumstance, comes a great deal of concern about some u.s. positions and some pretty delicate international policy. in a week that would be marked by diplomacy and major decision decisions. it's a return engagement for the french leader. president emmanuel macron coming to the u.s. nine months after he ruled out the red carpet for president trump on the chantilly this time the men will discuss a host of issues that threaten to divide the longtime allies. from the iran nuclear deal to the conflict in syria to what to do about north korea's nuclear ambitions. transatlantic trading terrace, nafta, the environment part of a high-stakes week of diplomacy that will cede german chancellor angela merkel follow macron's visit to the white house.

kevin corke standing by at the white house.s not breaking news that i expected today, but you it have for us. >> reporter: there you go. here is the latest lawsuit. dana, i say the latest lawsuit because as we've been following this saga, we know this is the latest in a seery of lawsuits dolled out by the attorney for stormy daniels, stephanie clifford, as she is known legally. this is kind of a usual tactic in the legal field. what you do is use whatever you can get to get in front of a judge. you just never know when you'll strike oil. now, in this case, this lawsuit, daniels said one of the president's statements on twitter accused her of identifying an individual unlawfully. it stems from a specific tweet on april 18th during that tweet the president sort of quipped, daniels was sort of given to investigators, he quipped that it was of a nonexistent man and a total con job. as you can well imagine, we have not heard from the white house on this because usually what happens is they simply send you over to the president's pri

livermore's wintry estate put a cork on all exports to china, 5,000 cases of wine. china slapped a 15% tariff on wine. the vice president of sales says chinese importers don't want to pay the tariff. says the winery is not going out of business but is worried about what happens a few months from now. >> a bigger concern is the fact that if we're not shipping our porters will be running out of stocks and shelf space will be open and there are wine producing countries that are clammering for shelf space. >> they estimate china will run out of wine in next 30 to 60 days. >>> 4:40, feels like spring break was just yesterday now who's planning summer vacations? money is tight for a lot of families u.s. news and world report have done a little work for you. here are the best vacations for your budget, grand canyon topping the list, breath taking nature there. williams burg, virginia number two, a lot of colonial history. fort myers florida came in third with its great beaches followed by albuquerque and national parks and wildlife refuge. >> i don't think you can go wrong

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that was the only way i knew to really just put the cork in his lid. >> a terrifying account from one of his alleged victims, margaret waldo, described the moments he came into her home. she was only 13 years old. she says she was the youngest victim. she says she managed to escape by locking herself into the bathroom and a neighbor heard her screaming and calmed police. >> here's a map of where he struck. all the attacks occurred in the east bay and south bay. you can see it there, deangelo's last-known attack happened in july of 1979. we mentioned the dozens of people who remained traumatized. a woman in danville says one of her neighbors was attacked by deangelo. ever since that point she's been living in fear. that was more than 30 years ago. we are joined in danville with the details. >> reporter: she says one of her daughters was so afraid of this man she won't even open her bedroom window at night to let fresh air in. from sacramento to the bay area. >> scared spitless. >> reporter: down to southern california, terror at the hands of an accused serial rapist and killer, more th

champagne cork bottles. >> larson called air mac -- airbnb and esch was assured there would be a problem. but the net 4:30 am he heard gunshots. san mateo deputies found shell casings as well as a bullet hole in a house across the fence. dozens of people were living there. >> this kind of behavior is unacceptable and we as a police bureau hope that renters are vetted before they stay in our city. >> at the council meeting tuesday residents demanded action. >> i fear for my safety. we just got a security system because i don't want to deal with any negative class of people that are renting because they don't respect our neighborhood. >> we need to take this back. [applause] and be able to control and save our neighborhood. >> the mayor says the cities of the scanning and has rules around short-term rentals. >> we want to alert anyone out there, if you're doing this currently within the boundaries of millbrae, you need to get a business license so we need to know who is operating with temporary rentals. public safety is first and foremost so were taking this very seriously. >>> now a frien

and stuttgart relegation fears are a distant memory thanks to the brave decision to put tyson cork at the helm florian called felt said braman has been another surprise on the coaching front. claim first blood going ahead in the thirteenth minute with a header from moscow skipper christian get an up. and in stoppage time understand donna's found fellow some coyotes jump be made into. a tight group called good defies the skeptics to guarantee first division football next season. speaking of controversial appointments future bion coach nico kovacs watched his frankfurt signed waste in a ray of chances against taffeta davy said to went down after contact with the saber bull rabbit took off in spectacular fashion. the video assistant team's the contact worthy of a penalty has stepped up himself to make it one nil just before the alamo. transplants were brought back down to earth after the midweek cup semifinal when this was not to be the day. matthew leckie doubled the visitors lead in the seventy seven minutes to the delight of coach pound. and with the game practically over alexander s

we're live in west palm beach with kevin corke. what is the white house saying between the gap about what nikki haley said about sanctions and what the white house is saying? >> they talked about the gap throughout the day yesterday in social media. the white house argued there is no gap. simply because there hasn't been a formal announcement and no monday roll-out doesn't mean something couldn't be on the way. sarah sanders has been talking about this. she said listen, there are considerations, additional sanctions are underway. that's important to make. she said the president has been clear he will be tough on russia but at the same time he would still like to have a good relationship with them. a relationship i think it's fair to say that's increasingly strained because of the kremlin's support of the assad regime which has been accused of using banned chemical weapons on their own people. russia promising chaos if there are more u.s. actions against them. in particular air strikes. as for a possible meeting, the kremlin said th

it ended incredibly stuttgart are dreaming of europe they've lost just one in twelve since typhoon cork who was appointed coach. good weather and a good atmosphere in berlin as half the two could still qualify for europe but have plans of their own. michelle grigor itches deflected showcase then the late. that's goal number thirteen this season for the austrian. and things got worse but after sergio cordova turned easily on the glass shark and let one fly to no outboard. does men have anything left in the tank. yes the first christopher young gets a whole davies elka penalty for house up so that if he's a bit flustered in a way to make it to one. just three minutes later the outcome was once again palin's key man tying matters it to all. but has or will still likely miss out on the europa league. minds needed a win against leipzig to bolster their hopes of avoiding relegation but the visitors in six also needed three points leipzig had decent chances like this attempt from team over in our. minds where the driver's seat on sunday. yoshinori muito went down after a challenge from stefan

it will all be part of the agenda. >> sandra: kevin corke, thank you. let's bring in our deputy director for strategy for the atlantic council and an associate professor at georgetown university. good afternoon, sir. thank you for coming on with us as we just saw the white house briefing wrap up. we await this one on one meeting with the president and macron. as we just mentioned, certainly north korea will be a big deal. but all the iran deal which, as we know, macron has been very clear on the way he wants this president to go. >> well, the iran deal is currently structured not in the u.s. interest. the limits on iran's program will expire over time. and so trump has said he's going to renegotiate to try to get a better deal despite what macron's saying, my understanding is that the working left of this government, the united states, french, british, are actually making progress, is germans, are making progress towards closing some of the loopholes in the deal. i think that's the right way forward. >> sandra: he has until may 12th to make a decision o

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quickly read it out that he never administered these so-called cocktail himself he never saw this said cork till being administered by somebody else he doesn't know he couldn't explain how the cocktail was smuggled abroad to be used at international championships and he's never been a witness to how clean urine samples were swapped for dirty ones and vice versa now he did reveal that all of his that the allegations that he made in regarding to these points were basically him overhearing other colleagues or talking to other colleagues but not nothing or of the sort was actually him seeing or doing things and now the so basically testimony showcase that the allegations are world circumstantial at best but well two years is a long time and in these two years his words were just taken at face value so to speak and he himself was propelled to fame even starred in the oscar winning documentary about doping in russia i mean here have a taste. i was hoping to facilitate while those there was deliberate employees in the sport's history was aware of the existence of the russian doping system. level t

and salutation we are celebrating the great american tax bash here in the united states this week cork watchers yes every spring in april millions upon millions of hardworking us citizens file their tax returns and celebrate the exciting ways their government is spending their ardor dollars in fact as an added bonus this year u.s. taxpayers got to see their hard earned tax dollars in action with president trump's bombing of alleged chemical weapon facilities in syria just a few short days before this year's annual tax day on april seventeenth and want to display it. truly was according to c.n.n. b.b.c. last saturday u.s. forces fired sixty six tomahawk cruise missiles on three syrian targets early in the morning local time making for a price tag of ninety two point four million dollars for those missiles alone ninety two point four million dollars that is that is that is one the hell of an early morning bill not even bill maher celebrating his birthday at jumbos clown room in los angeles reaches that kind of proportions. jeffrey up steam birthday party you know maybe given the cost of