david sarah storey catches crystal. it is her 15th gold i catches crystal.s crystal. it is her 15th gold medal, one in eight games - catches crystal. it is her 15th gold medal, one in eight games and l catches crystal. it is her 15th gold - medal, one in eight games and across to sports, she to sports, medal, one in eight games and across to sports, she is a false of nature. steve bates and they hoped to get into a slipstream, but could not escape the ferocious pace of the dutch, but they take silver as a subplot to the main story. if sarah storey wins her other two events in tokyo, she will be the most success will pay limping in britain. she probably is already our greatest one. we can cross to rachel lathem who's in tokyo for us now. storey could become britain's greatest ever paralympian, can you put her achievements into context for us? storey glory sums it up quite nicely, but as we have heard, she won the gold medal this morning. that puts her one step closer to getting the other title of being the most successful pile and pin athletes of all time. sh

welcome to all 3 of you know, crystal ravens. you're a fire ecologist given the, the number of wild, far as receiving world wide. and i've just outlines some of them looking at the global picture. would you say this is normal? well, i think, you know, we're definitely seeing that warmer temperatures dryer summers associated with climate change are speeding up the wildfires that we have globally. and we're seeing a larger area burned by wildfires and more frequent large fires in many places around the world. and, but we also know crystal raymonds that wildfires can be a very natural and normal events. how does that fit in for the i think that we're seeing because it's difficult for here while towards a common i'm seeing the scale of the wildfires and places that we wouldn't normally expect to see them. i mean, how would you marry that? yeah, i think that's a very good question. we do have to remember that many systems naturally have wildfire. there's many vegetation types and forest types around the world that are actually adapted

i mean, it'sjust crystal, hard crystals. white salt.ly taste it. ..to one of the wettest. these are areas, really, for the adventurous traveller. this isn't india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped india, and also meet the people who call this intriguing and sometimes overwhelming country home. it's going to be an amazing journey. for thousands of years, india found its riches and influence through international trade, and at the heart of this enterprise was the sea. and the state of gujarat, with 1,000 miles of coastline, served as a shipping gateway to africa, arabia and beyond. this is as far west as you can get in india, and it is the mingling of all the influences from overseas that have helped make gujarat what it is today. the region is known as kutch, and its beaches, like here in mandvi, are a popular domestic tourist attraction. but this ancient port town's economy is still anchored in a much older maritime tradition. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven — a huge shipyard,

crystal lane-wright taking the silver. , . , , ., silver. yes, and crystal lane-wright's - silver. was lane—wright's performance was impressive in itself, a personal best time, she said that's what was most important to her, even more than the medal itself really. she was talent spotted leading up to london 2012. she competed at her first well competition in 2011 and has been racing against dame sarah storey ever since. i spoke to her earlier and asked her what is it like to compete against and race against 15 time paralympic champion in sarah storey? it's been nearly 11 years we've been competing — it's been nearly 11 years we've been competing against each other, really — competing against each other, really i— competing against each other, really. i think it would be strange if it waswt— really. i think it would be strange if it wasn't her. i think the expectation is maybe i'm fairly... i know_ expectation is maybe i'm fairly... i know she — expectation is maybe i'm fairly... i know she works incredibly hard. i guess— know she works incredibly hard. i guess the — know she works

i mean, it'sjust crystal, hard crystals. white salt. probably taste it. ..to one of the wettest. these are areas, really, for the adventurous traveller. this isn't india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped india. and also meet the people who call this intriguing and sometimes overwhelming country home. it's going to be an amazing journey. for thousands of years, india found its riches and influence through international trade. and at the heart of this enterprise was the sea. and the state of gujarat, with 1,000 miles of coastline, served as a shipping gateway to africa, arabia and beyond. this is as far west as you can get in india. and it is the mingling of all the influences from overseas that have helped make gujarat what it is today. the region is known as kutch, and its beaches, like here, are a popular domestic tourist attraction. but this ancient port town's economy is still anchored in a much older maritime tradition. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven — a huge shipyard, wit

as soon as she came and got quite close to crystal, i knew she was going to win. quite close to crystaled. quite close to crystal, and if sarah storey wins her other two events, she'll be officially britain's most successful paralympian. she is probably already the greatest. patrick gearey, bbc news. there are a couple more events for the family to follow over the next week. looking at some of the other british success on day1 and also what we've got to look forward to tomorrow. from tokyo, here's our reporter rachel latham. to round up today's action in the swimming pool, seven athletes from paralympic gb qualify for the heats into the finals this evening and three of them won medals. let's start with tony sharp, 19—year—old making her paralympic debut, and she took the bronze medal. also making his paralympic debut is reese dunn. he went in the 100 or butterfly, did one better and took the silver medal. all eyes were there on the 200 metres freestyle. she led the race the hallway, it was not until the final five metres she was pipped by the chinese and she took the silver medal. looki

it's just crystals, it's hard crystals, white salt. you can probably taste it.ething like this. the further out i walked, the less lovely it became. it's actually quite incredible! it's more like snow or sludge than white sand or white crystals. when it gets wet around here, i'm getting really deep into it. whoa! today, this shimmering wilderness is a healthy source of income for the region, thanks mainly to a 3—month long festival throughout the winter. it is amazing what was a vast barren landscape has been transformed into this colourful complex, where by night, there's live music and other performances and by day, there's plenty of other activities, and just here, what you might call the glamping headquarters. 50,000 people have come here in the last couple of months alone. i guess this is like a cross between a weekend festival and a holiday resort. it's basically a honey pot for the booming middle classes in india in what has been one of the fastest growing economies in the world. the revival of interest in kutch culture boosted by the festival has been a

and, but we also know crystal raymonds that wildfires can be a very natural and normal events. how does that fit in? so i think that is what we're seeing because it's difficult for here while towards a common and seeing the scale of the wildfires in place that we wouldn't normally expect to see them. i mean, how would you marry the t? yeah, i think that's a very good question. we do have to remember that many systems naturally have wildfire. there's many vegetation types and forest types around the world that are actually adapted to wildfire, the plants, the vegetation there, and in many cases needs wildfire to grow. so we know that's the case and that wildfire can be a natural part of the system. but there are several things that have happened that have caused it to play more of an unnatural role than it might otherwise play. and in addition to climate change, we also know that the way that we have managed forests, or vegetation, has contributed to getting larger and more severe fires. and one of the main things that's happened is that we've tried to completely remove fire fro

here is the one, the only, billy crystal!y: welcome back billy, i'm so happy. thank you so much for being here >> well, i wish i actually was there. >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. >> but, you know, times i might be a little afraid to fly. not about the covid. the passengers [ laughter ] i mean, i actually called for a reservation, and they asked me if i'd like to sit in the octagon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> there's three knock-down rule now in first class. i don't know if you know that. [ laughter ] i could have rim shots for this, don't you think? >> jimmy: yeah, quest can give you a rim shot yeah, of course. >> hey, last time i flew, a flight attendant asked if i wanted headphones or duct tape [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] they stopped serving alcohol now they serve ambien. [ rim shot ] [ laughter ] here's the last one. new slogan is, there's something special in the air [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: there you go that's how you do it, ladies and gentlemen. that's how you do it write it down. billy, you look great, but i heard yo

medication, and she knew crystals.arter from their house, and put her in the back of the car, and drove her out to the cement plant. >> that's when prosecutors believe lewis did something her refix. he wrapped better release face in duct tape, and let her suffocate. >> he came home and told krystal that she was dead. >> and then the heart of the prosecution's case, that recording of beverley pleading to her husband, they played it for the jury. >> do it he says, in please don't call the police. if you call the police, it could be bad. >> prosecutors argued the recording prove beverley had been kidnapped, and contradicted lewis's claim of a hook up. so how would the defense explain that tape? attorney bill james, chose to ignore. >> i was unable to come up with any plausible explanation, for that reporting. that helped us. >> so there was this one here visits obstacles than? >> everything came back to the recording. >> and steady ledger is in a different direction. beverley's personal life. >> you said this case is abou

you don't have to have a crystal — again. you don't have to have a crystal ball _ again. ball to see that actually, a group of extremists who are against what we _ group of extremists who are against what we stand for in the west are going _ what we stand for in the west are going to — what we stand for in the west are going to want to export that horrible _ going to want to export that horrible ideology and cause misery across— horrible ideology and cause misery across parts of the route that they don't _ across parts of the route that they don't agree with how we live and i 'ust don't agree with how we live and i just don't— don't agree with how we live and i just don't see how we did not see this coming or if we did see it coming, _ this coming or if we did see it coming, why have we not done anything — coming, why have we not done anything about it, really. the pentagon is blaming the uk for the bombing depths on thursday. a hundred 70 afghans, the service and the afghans and 13 us personnel were killed. . ., , , ., , ., , killed. again, this is a story with ve ha kil

you called it implied volatility we call it crystal ball. crystal ball is better for marketing.my wu silver man amy, thank you we appreciate it >>> folks, that does it for us here on wex. i will see you at 5:00 p.m. for a special cnbc hour at 6:00 p.m. tune in and record that if you are going out. thanks for joining us here "squawk box" is next see you tonight. comcast nbcuniversal is investing in entrepreneurs to bring what's next for sports technology to athletes, teams, and fans. that's why we created the sportstech accelerator, to invest in and develop the next generation of technology that will change the way we experience sports. we've already invested in entrepreneurs like ane swim, who develops products that provide hair protection so that everyone can enjoy the freedom of swimming. like the athletes competing in tokyo, these entrepreneurs have a fierce work ethic and drive to achieve - to change the game and inspire the team of tomorrow. >>> good morning breaking overnight fda saying it will allow a booster vaccine dose for some people with weakened immune systems. we t

cancarcerate it here in crystal city, texas president roosevelt wanted prisoners of war so during the war sweden mean a neutral country censorship grissom here to long island, new york there. they got 5,000 japanese some japanese latinos and some japanese that wanted to go back to japan from too late camp. or so-called troublemakers so they got 5,000 of them boarded the ship gritsome grits home ship went around africa to india. there. they met a red cross ship with 5,000 americans that were stranded in japan and the exchange prisoners of war there. back from her fourth wartime journey of mercy the swedish exchange ship grips home arrives in new york harbor aboard our 663 americans home from nazi internment and prison camps. in the camps, they're trying to make it as normal as possible. so when someone passed away they trying to give them a respectful funeral service, but sometimes they could not get first flowers. so sometimes these flowers were made of paper so they had origami flowers, so they're trying to make abnormal situation as normal as possible. for example right here. they c

he made it crystal clear that it is only about the interest of the american people, that it was never case that they wanted to help afghan people in afghanistan, but only to fight terrorism and prevent another terror attack being conducted or planned in afghanistan. so that was a very, very strong defense of his decision to withdraw all the troops from afghanistan and it was crystal clear the way he mentioned donald trump, that he wanted to send a message to his critics here in the united states that it was not only his idea, but also the idea of president donald trump to end this war and that president trump negotiated with the taliban and allowed 5000 taliban prisoners to leave prison, so he really drew a bigger picture but again, crystal clear with his decision to withdraw all american troops from afghanistan by last night. brent: he was trying to refresh the memory of americans that this is not a war he started, this is a campaign that he inherited and he was going to keep his promise to end it, and that he has done. >> correct, if we go with president's logic or his reasoning, if

crystal palace think they can sign the striker eduard.cellent czech republic players and they are trying to get a third, and they are trying to get a third, a midfielder. we think that will be done before the deadline at 11pm. fans from different clubs have things to watch out for. the big news is cristiano ronaldo confirming he is going back to manchester united. we have known for a few days but we know we will see him back in the red. but will we see him back in the red. but will we see him back in the number seven shirt? that the red. but will we see him back in the number seven shirt?— the number seven shirt? that is the interestin: the number seven shirt? that is the interesting thing, _ the number seven shirt? that is the interesting thing, and _ the number seven shirt? that is the interesting thing, and kind - the number seven shirt? that is the interesting thing, and kind of- the number seven shirt? that is the interesting thing, and kind of links. interesting thing, and kind of links to manchester united selling daniel james to l

crystal and t.w.hank you. >> harris: actor alec baldwin calling it tragic that cuomo had to resign and blamed cancel culture for it. the younger cuomo brother is in hot water amid his quote, unquote, pre-planned vacation. he advised the governor on his resignation and yet still gets to keep his prime time gig on cnn. exclusive video of chris cuomo, fox news shot this yesterday. millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable transportation to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul. citi launched the impact fund to invest in both women and entrepreneurs of color like me, so i can realize my vision and give everything i've got to my company, and my community. i got you. for the love of people. for the love of community. for the love of progress. citi. shingles? camera man: yeah, 1 out of 3 people get shingles in their lifetime. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red rash? and donna next

joining us now is crystal quaid, a democratic minority leader in missouri. representative quade, thanks for being with us. what do you make of this? governor parson saying strickland can't jump the queue, but this other couple gets a pardon? >> first of all, thanks so much for having me. what i think about this, frankly disgusting. we have been discussing kevin strickland's case for some time, prosecutor's offense and eyewitness and victim have recanted, the prosecutors saying he needs to be released, he's innocent, and the governor says it's not a priority, and a few minutes later he pardons the mccloskeys that we know jumped the line. pure politics and nothing new from the governor of our state. >> what are those of us outside missing here? this many people say he didn't commit the crime and he's been in jail 40 years, what is the governor's patience he needs to slow down and not rush this

fellow brit crystal lane write... ,, . , checkpoint. fellow brit crystal lane write---_ herl write... she crosses the line. her 16th old write... she crosses the line. her 16th gold medal— write... she crosses the line. her 16th gold medal takes _ write... she crosses the line. her 16th gold medal takes a - write... she crosses the line. her 16th gold medal takes a level - write... she crosses the line. her| 16th gold medal takes a level with swimmer chris kenny in terms of goals but she is already britain's most successful paralympian. she rode bikes as our —— ben watson rode bikes as a hobby until the last paralympics. a glorious day for british cycling. the story goes on, winning a road race and she will have won more golds than any british paralympian. it seems as inevitable as the taking of the clock. a brilliant day for watson and sarah storey. there was more success on tuesday in tokyo for paralympics gb. yes, also silvers and a bronze in the road cycling. crystal lane—wright and laura becky —— lora fachie. and a world—record tim

president roosevelt requested of all the countries to send people, japanese ancestry, here to crystal city, texas. brazil had the largest japanese population, but they refused to cooperate with president roosevelt. peru kidnapped around 1,800 japanese peruvians went through the panama canal and brought them here to crystal city, texas, and the central american countries also had about 400 of them incarcerated here in crystal city, texas. president roosevelt wanted prisoners of war. so, during the war, sweden, being a neutral country, sent a ship here to long island, new york. there they got 5,000 japanese, some japanese latinos and some japanese that wanted to go back to japan from tule lake camp or so-called troublemakers, so they got 5,000 of them boarded the ship. the ship went around africa to india. there they met a red cross ship with 5,000 americans that were stranded in japan and they exchanged prisoners of war there. >> back from her fourth wartime journey of mercy, the swedish exchange ship arrives in new york harbor, aboard are 663 americans home from nazi internment and pr

also showing their strength — chelsea score three — as crystal palace are well beaten at stamford bridger stunning century from joe root powers england on day three of the second test against india at lords. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along, thanks forjoining us on this opening weekend of the premier league season. fans are back, in both home and away ends, and that saturday feeling has returned. seven premier league games today, all with their own fascinating sub—plots, but we begin with today's early match at old trafford, as manchester united put on a show, beating rivals leeds united by five goals to one. patrick gearey was watching. two uniteds sharply divided. if you wanted a game to demonstrate the difference having a capacity crowd makes, here it was. a chance to feel the expectation that followed paul pogba's pass to bruno fernandes. the goal and the reaction a long time coming. but under marcelo bielsa, leeds attack in faith and numbers. the man coming onto the ball is in their right back, luke ayling. absolute mayhem. commentator: there's an early contender for go

dame sarah storey| catches crystal lane-wright. her 15th old catches crystal lane—wright. was like, dad, what _ early start. as soon as i work up i was like, dad, what are _ early start. as soon as i work up i was like, dad, what are you i early start. as soon as i work up i i was like, dad, what are you doing? it was like, dad, what are you doing? it was _ was like, dad, what are you doing? it was totally worth it. and i was screaming — it was totally worth it. and i was screaming my head off! as it was totally worth it. and i was screaming my head off!- screaming my head off! as soon as she came quite _ screaming my head off! as soon as she came quite close _ screaming my head off! as soon as she came quite close to _ screaming my head off! as soon as she came quite close to crystal, i i she came quite close to crystal, i was like. — she came quite close to crystal, i was like. i— she came quite close to crystal, i was like, i know— she came quite close to crystal, i was like, i know she's _ she came quite close to crystal, i was like, i know she's going i she came quite

it is crystals. it's hard crystal. white salt. you can taste it.jarat, in the far west. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven. it's pretty crowded. and this week i have travelled 2,000 miles over to the north—east. i am on the banks of the mighty river brahmaputra and i am about to go to a very spiritual place. it is one of india's lesser—known regions. we're really high up, and just to my right is the border with bangladesh. a part of the country that prides itself on its traditions. he makes it look so easy. but it's incredibly difficult. but it is also looking forward and embracing progress. so now i am on my way to go and see assam's very own eco—warrior. it is going to be an incredible adventure. india's north—east. a collection of eight states almost cut off from the rest of this vast country, but for a tiny strip of land. at partition, a large swathe of the region was sectioned off to become east pakistan which later became bangladesh, leaving the indian area landlocked. it is geographically and culturally out on a limb. this is fronti

it is crystals. it's hard crystal. white salt. you can taste it. it's pretty crowded.s week i have travelled 2,000 miles over to the north—east. i am on the banks of the mighty river brahmaputra and i am about to go to a very spiritual place. it is one of india's lesser—known regions. we're really high up, and just to my right is the border with bangladesh. a part of the country that prides itself on its traditions. he makes it look so easy. but it's incredibly difficult. but it is also looking forward and embracing progress. so now i am on my way to go and see assam's very own eco—warrior. it is going to be an incredible adventure. india's north—east. a collection of eight states almost cut off from the rest of this vast country, but for a tiny strip of land. at partition, a large swathe of the region was sectioned off to become east pakistan which later became bangladesh, leaving the indian area landlocked. it is geographically and culturally out on a limb. this is frontier country, little known to tourists and other indians alike. they call it the land of clouds but

me again stuart crystal, i don't have a problem with joe biden's decision in solid trump's decision, and afghanistan had to come to an end. candidly, pretty wide bipartisan agreement, that is not the problem. my problem here joe biden, the execution of this was clearly a debacle. we didn't get our people out, i'm interested in your take, should we have done this differently? >> listen, we have to give president biden credit for believing and pulling said he was going to and he's done it. now the process hasn't been dismissed from other things that could happen if untreated, but we also have to give him credit because he's on the president has occurred to actually do this. president trump has forget to make this execution a plan and see it through but joe biden, it's in his back right now and i think he's doing the bestie can't and we have to give him credit for that. dan: crystal, i'm sorry, i obviously disagree, the segment is called a rebuttal, i don't agree with that at all, it doesn't take courage to ignore the literary intelligence community advice and say if you do this this wa

that's crystal clear the constitution. host: from california, independent line, good morning step caller: good morning, in my family, i am european and my wife is mexican and my kids ask what are we and i tell my kids and my grandkids that you are mixed together. host: go ahead. caller: and i believe that everybody in the united states will be mixed again and intermarriages and into race and everything else. i don't know why we should have racial problems even. that's all i wanted to say. guest: he is a californian, there you go. host: jim and idaho, republican line. caller: yes, there is another heinz 57. host: go ahead with your question or comment. caller: i'm another heinz 57. in our progressive liberals want to get away with our electoral election and they have also mentioned they want a large blue state president to move into red states -- residence to move into red states to counteract the blue movement. that's what's going on. host: is there a trend showing is there a trend showing as far as people moving into so-c

so, but the idea is most suitable for ice crystal had an altitude of more than 4200 meters moisture, 6 to the crystal, they freeze and then fall in the form of right now on command, we will see the canister of the clouds in there with just talk to some promising clouds of one of the 5, the flight was a success. the plane did its job and only a few hours after the silver iodide cartridges were deployed. firefighters on the ground started reporting rainfall, which tremendously aided their efforts to push him a little you pretty much work, but firefighters. professional rescue workers and military personnel aren't the only ones battling these wildfires. countless volunteers from all over you, cool, young and old, could not stand idly by and have been joining the fight to save their homeland, who submitted, but there is. here the guys rule patriots. first of all, they want to save you here. of course we conduct a briefing so that everything is safe. we send dozens of volunteers to help every day of all if i decided to help myself protect the homeland or you know, isn't it scary? well, it

yes, as soon as she came quite close to crystal, i was like, "i know she's going to win." it was absolutely superb. it's... yeah, quite surreal in some ways, being so many thousand miles - away and still enjoying i that amazing experience of seeing sarah win again. and there was another medal in the velodrome — steve bate, who's visually impaired, and his pilot, adam duggleby, beaten by the netherlands, but silver wasn't a bad consolation. a glittering start for the cyclists, then, especially for dame sarah storey, for whom history now beckons. and there was more british success to come, as across tokyo at the aquatic centre, the medals were soon mounting up. they weren't quite the colour they might have been, though. tully kearney says she had to learn to swim again after missing the rio games through injury, but with a huge lead in herfinal, she seemed on course for remarkable triumph. but over the final length, gradually, she was reeled in. if it was 199 metres freestyle, she might have won, but it was the 200 metres, and agonisingly, she didn't. pipped by china's zhang

anderson. >> crystal ball that will not pass. it has been under continuous attack since it was passed in 1976. it has been defeated several times at the ballot box most recently in 2014. many, many times by the legislature. i do not think it will pass. we estimate that it will require doubling of the rates for medical malpractice we have done the math. >> if i was good at predicting the future i work with a hedge fund on wall street rather than being a law professor. >> what impact would it have? i think i would come out of the other way. california's cap shows what happens when it fails indexed for inflation. it becomes increasingly strapped over time with inflation being too and 50000 in the mid- 1970s. the last time i looked at it in 2021. now nobody has been enacting at the 1 million-dollar level. that's with the cap would remain as stringent now. >> can i respond to that very quickly? >> very quickly, the average malpractice claim in california noneconomic or economic damages have risen two or three times the rate of eainfla

and look, i don't, i think that what crystal and paul miller wrote, i think the time is ticking on thatake their advice to be honest. but i do think that there's time to stabilize this. if, if biden chose to do that, he has chosen not to, and i think we have to be honest with the fact that it's going to mean there will be a human rights catastrophe in afghanistan and in kabul and maybe we have just decided that, you know, that's not our problem anymore. and i understand that perspective, but that doesn't mean that the human rights catastrophe is not going to happen. >> juanita, the whole thing is rather stomach turning. i have noted the reactions to it tend to fuzz up and cross over traditional party lines. i want to read you something juanita by jonathan swan at a example ios, biden's key aides are not second guessing the decision to withdraw, they derive comfort that the american people are behind them. and they bet they won't be punished politically for executing a withdrawal. i would point out only that opinion polls are moving targets. and the coverage of this, this week can change

as soon as she came quite close to crystal, i thought i know i close to crystal, i thought i know it,r you? i it, she is going to win. barney, i what has it been like for you? apart from chaos! it what has it been like for you? apart from chaos!— from chaos! it has been fine. the kids have been _ from chaos! it has been fine. the kids have been incredibly... it i from chaos! it has been fine. the| kids have been incredibly... it has been amazing. to go from that change for them, seeing mum every day. charlie has only ever been away from sarah one night before this trip. and he is only three. despite his size. it has been really tricky to predict what would happen. the kids have been brilliant and coped really well. bus have been brilliant and coped really well. �* , , ., have been brilliant and coped really well. ~ , , ., ., , well. as you mentioned, there is more to come. _ well. as you mentioned, there is more to come. have _ well. as you mentioned, there is more to come. have you i well. as you mentioned, there is l more to come. have you discussed well. as you mentioned, there is

especially on this day, i want to be crystal clear, israel always stands together with united states of america unequivocally. i also want to thank you for your warm words in our private meeting which is of your support of israel. you have always stood up for us, especially during tough times like a few months ago when thousands of rockets were being shot on israeli towns and cities. that is one fridship is really tested. we trust in your support, mr. president. israel knows that we have no better or more reliable ally in the world than the united states of america. i come here from jerusalem, our eternal capital, and i bring with me a new spirit. a spirit of goodwill. a spirit of hope. a spirit of decency and honesty. a spirit of unity and bipartisanship. folks have suggested we harbor differing political opinions, yet we all share the deep passion to work together to build a better future for israel. that is what israel is about. we are out to be good and do good. in our region, doing good is not enough. israel has to be strong in order to do good. be strong so we can do good. we c