mr yash chopra made a film called darr with me. where i was a bad guy.like kind of like cape fear. so i was... when i started off working i remember i remember this wonderful director calling me and i said, the reason you're interesting to work with is because you're very unattractive. and we can put you in any role and nobody will know. so i started off like that. so i did a lot of bad guy roles. i really enjoyed them. but you've really made your name as a romantic lead, i think. i don't know how, i'm shy with women, and then every time they keep giving me these roles and make me sing and dance. i'm, i'm really awkward with romance. but i guess acting is like that. what you really bad at is what you finally act out better, you know, it's that kind of line. your upcoming film this year is going to be zero, which is about a man who has, is of restricted height and falls in love with a very flamboyant woman. quite a departure for you. i just want to say, you said in 2015, we have to change the format of our films. i always say this, if i'm invited to your

the housing authority, our partners, barbara and darr and joaquin and all the team it's been a long journey and so nice to be here with this great success. hud helped us every step of the way. trevor and ed war do we are really grateful to you. supervisor kim thank you so much for your support. again, couldn't have done it without you. the resident services team, such great work the mocd team and georgia and jackie, and helen hail who led the service. thank you. lydia was the quarterback of all this. really amazing work. i don't want to forget anybody, but -- i'm sorry? bisonkrepp, the elevator company. having a working elevator sr. one ois oneof the greatest thine world. [applause] i am so happy the elevator works so thank you to them especially. my congratulations and i'm really looking forward to working with you on this development and making sure that it stays permanently affordable, habitable and great condition forever. thank you. >> okay, so before i bring up our next speaker i do want to acknowledge that housing authority commissioner joaquin tor res has joined us. thank you for jo

movement and in 1966, when i was 11, james meredith began to march against fear and was shot down by darr darren. he hasn't gotten mor hadn't gotn hour into the march when he was shot down in mississippi and doctor king came to memphis and organized at the church, seminary united methodist church and doctor king gave a speech that he had given before but it got national attention. he said what good does it do a man to have integrated lunch counters if you can't buy hamburger so he made it clear just immigrating to be integrating public accommodations, creating more integrated lunch counters or even having the right to vote, political rights without economic justice wasn't enough to. so i think that what he's doing is important and of the work is important because it helps us better center with doctor king is all about. i got the chance to know him when i volunteered. i got one of those leaflets that he talked about in my neighborhood for a free angela davis bradley and i got on the bus downtown to the rally and participated, i was at high school ain highschool at the tie mentioned. it was

warnings against a possible offensive in darr our province the southern region is mostly controlled by opposition groups and is close to the volatile area of the israeli occupied golan heights twelve soldiers from saudi arabia have been killed in yemen during operations along the border state media says it brings the total number of saudi casualties in the yemeni civil war to more than a finals and a saudi led coalition has been bombing hoofy rebels since twenty fifteen forces have struggled to gain a foothold in yemen's difficult terrain. india is ramping up efforts to trace the origin of a rare viruses killed at least fourteen people the nipah virus which can cause flu like symptoms brain damage emerged in the southern state of carrillo carola earlier this month it has a seventy five percent mortality rate and no vaccine. rwanda may soon lose some of its trade benefits for the u.s. because of a dispute over secondhand clothes it started when rwanda raise tariffs on used american clothes to protect its garment industry the u.s. responded by threatening to pull rwanda's duty free acces

meek mentioned, no darr vaa for the va. it has ageing facilities during research. so i have a couple of questions here. so i'm going ask all of you to stay whether you think there ought to be a darpa for the va or whether we should be using it as it exists, but task them with va specific goals. that's what's happened around exo skeletons. through darpa. they've kind of dropped it. it's now been left for va to pursue. so quick if people could opine on that, please. >> in terms of funny mechanisms, they're all for funding. the typical way that the mechanisms run in the va, there are certain priorities that research is directed towards. for instance, prosthetic needs of women. that's something that's come about mainly because of the growing population of women veterans. but those type of priorities are fit into existing mechanisms, right. and i actually would look forward to something where there is maybe more targeted mechanisms targeted funding mechanisms speaking specific towards certain priorities. darpa may be a way to do that or in some different formation simil

a group of activists organizing things beyond the traditional party structure almost under the way darrabama happened because of grass roots organizing. i think this is the think of things to come. progressive, activists, folks who can legitimately say i don't represent the status quo. >> do you think she can win? >> unquestionably in a race with two prominent candidates at a time where people distrust the status quo anything can happen. >> mr. mayor, the president was joined by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen speaking yesterday on an event that focused on immigration, violence tied to the ms-13 gang and this morning the president weighed in on the renewed effort on capitol hill for immigration reform saying he wants a comprehensive package. let's listen to what he said this morning. >> there's some legislation moving through so-called moderates in the house to get daca back out there, get immigration going. it's not coming from leadership. have you, mr. president, been watching this take shape? where do you stand? >> we have four

joining us right now is neil darr, the head of financial services at pwc.oing on in the us, what' u.s., what's yn what's going on in europe this morning. the euro is slight this morning. -- sliding this morning, affecting markets across the world, down on the dow as the dollar surges. >> i just got back from a trip to europe last week. the overall -- there's a lot of optimism in europe in relation to a lot of big deals are getting done. i think folks are getting their head around what brexit will mean long-term. italy and spain also, there's going to be elections and things coming up here, are driving a little bit of uncertainty. overall, the environment in europe is pretty positive, more positive than in a kim years. >> maria: you think a lot of deals will happen in europe. you think that italy leaves the e.u., leaves the euro, rather. >> it will be interesting to see how that plays out. >> maria: you do think there will be deals? >> there's a lot of large scale private equity deals that took place this year, big chunky corporate transactions. i think you'