my name is debbie. um, this is my first attempt, oops, um, at a eharmony video. >> so this video is a woman who is apparently creating a dating profile for herself. and she is recording herself on a laptop in bed. and she starts out perfectly normal. >> i'm nervous but i'm excited at the same time. >> she is adorable. so many guys are going to want her. who doesn't like cute sfwlonds. >> i am a recent mba grad from villanova. um, i love cats. >> we all love cats, i'll let it slide. i'm still into debbie. >> i like every kind of cat. sorry. i just -- i really love cats. >> you see the red flags, one after the other pop up, and then suddenly she's a hot mess.

my name is debbie.s, um, at a eharmony video. >> so this video is a woman who is apparently creating a dating profile for herself. and she is recording herself on a laptop in bed. and she starts out perfectly normal. >> i'm nervous but i'm excited at the same time. >> she is adorable. so many guys are going to want her. who doesn't like cute sfwlonds. >> i am a recent mba grad from villanova. um, i love cats. >> we all love cats, i'll let it slide. i'm still into debbie. >> i like every kind of cat. sorry. i just -- i really love cats. >> you see the red flags, one after the other pop up, and then suddenly she's a hot mess. >> i just want to hug all of them but i can't because that's crazy. i can't hug every cat. but i just want to, i want to. i want to. >> it cannot be called anything other than a spectacular meltdown. >> and then their ears and the whiskers and the nose. >> maybe there's someone out there for her that loves cats just as much, but maybe she should try catlovers.com instead. >> i can't.

i want to thank debby wasserman schultz and reince priebus. go to twitter. who do you think is more in touch with the voters? 62% of you say democrats. 38% say republicans. we noticed an awful lot of people voted for neither which was not even an option. >> do we have time to discuss th results? the debate continues. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront," speed, sleep and the search for why. >> every indication that he would have had time to get full restorative sleep. >> plus, bob dylan wrote songs of peace. ♪ why is he beast accused of inci

. >> i miss debbie. >> yes. >> and any public comment with reference to line items 3 a, b, c, or d? >> hearing none, public comment is closed call item number four and i am going to turn that over, actually to vice president turman. >> and item four, discussion and possible action to adopt san francisco police commission resolution establishing required submissions and reports and scheduling recurring reports or to take other action. >> thank you, mr. secretary. actually i will be discussing this item along with commissioner kingsley. and in your packets you you have a copy of the resolution, this resolution has been i think that renewing a year and the reason that we have been working on this project and it is geared toward making sure that we understand, and keep track of all of the responsibilities, reports, and requirements, that membership on this commission requires. it also references any and all reports referenced in the administrative code and the charter, or those created by the dgo as well as commission resolution as well. it has been thoroughly vetted and approved by the

i wanted to say debby you have to best smile of anyone i know in congress. keep it up. and visit wellington. okay? >> thank you. thank you. >> you are welcome. >> thank you. >> that was it. >> richard in pleasant grove, utah. what is your question? >> my question is how come obama and the democratic people are writing us down with the social plan to take aware our children, shove health care down our throat we cannot afford and tell us we have to take care of everybody. maybe you people need to read the book and see what hitler did to his people. i am very upset about it. >> let's get a response . >> obviously, i don't share richard's view. and what we are trying to do as democrats under president obama's leadership is focus on what most people's priority is which is creating jobs and getting the economy to turn around and long-term issues and get a handle on the safety net programs like social security and medicare. that is the appropriate role for the government and i think most americans agree. which is why they reelected president obama. >> do you think richard's co

debbie stepanov has gotten closer to reaching an agreement on the farm bill with barbara vendor --king with with senator better to get the transportation bill done. and then leading the postal reform. we have worked very hard to develop leaders in the senate. so i don't know exactly the timing. there is kind of a lineup in the senate. [laughter] but i think there is women right now in very important leadership roles, that is inclined barbara mikulski who is our de facto leader of the women in the senate and one of my best moments is when she gathered the women of the senate together before a vote and she stood up lifted herself on the couch and i felt like i was back in the 1970s.

. >> that was a clip from debbie lum's documentary, seeking asian female, it may be considered a positive, but others say it's not welcome calling it a fetish. how harmful is it for asian americans to deal with this stereotype? >> growing up in the united states or anywhere else in the west, it's really impossible to not encounter someone who has asian fever or yellow fetish. it gets under the skin of us asian women and men. love should not be dependent on the color of your skin. yet some people are honing in on one race over any other races. and also it affects people outside who are not asian women who wonder why asian women in that new study get the most attention online? and so, you know, that's one part of it. >> jenny, you know this must be very confusing to young asian women. >> oh yeah, of course. i mean here's the problem with this whole idea that asian women being desirable should be a good thing. i love that i can get a date. that's great, right? but the problem is, in the end i want to be loved for me as a whole person, right? and most people want that. but the problem is my r

i said, debby, i'm locked on a plane. >> he fell asleep and woke up on an empty airplane. they locked it up, turned off the lights. the story you have to be awake to believe. wake up. "fox & friends" starts right now. >>> oh, good morning. it may be early, but no less cheerful here at "fox & friends." 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. >> welcome. >> where is the oddest place you've fallen asleep. >> at the dentist. >> right here on this couch. >> yes. yes. >> the dentist? >> while you're waiting. no. no. you're very sleep deprived. >> must have been a two-hour wait. >> one of the oddest places, i'm trying to think about that. >> where is the oddest place you've ever fallen asleep. >> we have news headlines to get to on your sunday morning. a 16-year-old boy on his way to

multiracial and biracial people. >> debbie, who do you look like as the stereotype shatterer that isvery publicly visible? >> look here, sui park i'm so excited to be on the show with you. >> i love your documentary! >> somebody that's broadly visible, lisa ling, there are people out there that you look to that you're saying yeah, they're really moving this forward for us. >> actually i tend to look at the comedians like aly wong and -- >> jenny yang. >> je jenni yang. >> we don't have enough role models out there actually. it's not that there aren't great and talented people out there. there's not necessarily the opportunities given. >> and on that note, thanks oall of our guests for a great conversation. online. it is is >>> >> >> this is al jazeera. from al jazeera news center here in doha. the top stories. a u.n. base comes under attack in south sudan as african foreign ministers push for a diplomatic solution. to prevent an all out -- >> including vat my putin, he will pardon this man, in jail for ten years in one of his fiercest political opponents. gu

. >> that's debbie, the pet lady. she lives out on long island, new york.t kwis. calling them over and giving them a crust of bread. then this big tom comes running up. >> that one turkey went down the line and took all four bits of that bread. >> very polite. >> still good to be cautious here. they're sticking theirs out here to come and get the bread. >> they know debbie. they trust her. she's known as the pet lady. word gets around. >> i appreciate her sentiment not to eat turkey, i'll eat chicken. >> keep in mind, turkeys need to eat too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> during the holiday season, you're probably hosting a ton of really cool dinner parties. you have to be aware of the presentation, the table setup. very important element. the napkin. so i have really cool awesome ways to fold your holiday napkin. we have the crown. >> what is that? >> a candle. >> that's awesome. >> this is undoubtedly my favorite. >> is a shoe. >> that looks difficult. >> that doesn't look easy. >> wow. >> that's awesome. >> the rose. that is something. >> because we have a very crafty host h

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. >> guest: thank you, debby. i am. i hope you too. >> host: i am. well, i enjoyed reading the book in the last week. i have clearly have known you a long time. i knew a number of the people you wrote about. i wondered why did you write the book now? >> guest: well, it's clearly something i couldn't have written while i was still actively employed by general motors, because some people, either within general motors or other companies might have taken offense. it was a book i wanted to write because i have worked for a number of very interesting personalities, and i felt that at sometimes skewed personalities. people with deal of ability on one side but serious flaws on the other. and i figured that the broad public rarely, if ever, gets an inside look at the overall behavior of some of these famous executives they have read about. >> host: what is your definition of leadership? especially in business. what would you -- what do you look for in a good leader? >> guest: well, indefinitely the most important prerequisite is an absolute sense of integrity

i wanted to say debby you have to best smile of anyone i know in congress. keep it up. and visit wellington. okay? >> thank you. thank you. >> you are welcome. >> thank you. >> that was it. >> richard in pleasant grove, utah. what is your question? >> my question is how come obama and the democratic people are writing us down with the social plan to take aware our children, shove health care down our throat we cannot afford and tell us we have to take care of everybody. maybe you people need to read the book and see what hitler did to his people. i am very upset about it. >> let's get a response . >> obviously, i don't share richard's view. and what we are trying to do as democrats under president obama's leadership is focus on what most people's priority is which is creating jobs and getting the economy to turn around and long-term issues and get a handle on the safety net programs like social security and medicare. that is the appropriate role for the government and i think most americans agree. which is why they reelected president obama. >> do you think richard's co

. >> jeff: debbi to all those other families out there were son, daughter, a journalist who went missing or is currently impri sound, what is your message to them this holiday season? >> you know, one of the challenges that we face, in being parts of family and with other children, it's just trying to present for them while at the same time praying and working for our loved ones to come home. and so we do hold each other's hands pretty tight so that we can all stay strong together. >> jeff: when you think about austin around the holidays, what is it that you think of most and remember most? >> well, he's a big guy with a big personality. he adds a tremendous amount of life and excitement to any family gathering or any gathering of any kind, for that matter. so we miss that. i mean we miss that terribly. and not having that is not just the absence but it also puts a cloud, frankly, on other celebrations and makes it tough for everyone. >> jeff: debbi and mark tice, thank you both very much. >> thank you so much, jeff, thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> jeff: it was a day of celebra

. >> debby troy, the coo of one of the largest departments in the federal government.ou know how a big beast an wita lot of moving parts can be a challenge. has the obama administration gotten over the hump at this point? has the marshal plan with the website with increaseds functionality and more volume available solve some of the bigger problems? >> i don't think so. everyone can agree the launch was terrible. this artificial report card, they're grading themselves on an artificial deadline of november 30th. well, we seem to be better. some vague standard they've established. it's probably better than it was in the beginning but we're a long ways out of the woods. >> they say just over 100,000. >> i don't think they said that, actually. the administration said they don't know the numbers yet, but bloomberg put out the 100,000 numbers. they were looking for 800,000 in the first two months. it's clear that they're not going to reach that number, it's a shame. >> is there time to recoupe by 2014? >> i agree, this is something that has to be graded on the long haul but o

democratic strategist debbie dingle and kurt bardella are here. good to see you both today. >> good to be here. >> debbie, let's start with the fact that we have improving news this morning from the administration that says the website for signing up has greatly improved. a lot of glitches ironed out and it should be a better experience. >> that's what they said this morning. i know you said you had reports it's not working perfectly. this rollout was not the perfect rollout. i was glad to hear 80% of the people trying to get on will get on. we'll continue to hear static and what i want to see is us talk about the bigger picture. let's see where we are in a few months down the road when all the bad news stories and good news stories, we've gotten through and seen what is the real. do more americans have access to affordable, quality health care? >> kurt, that's a question because what we continue to hear from people is they maybe like the plans they lost. more than 4 million cancellation notices. the administration saying they have options, but a

debbie sterling didn't play with erector sets growing up. in fact, it was quite a surprise when her high school math teacher suggest she study engineering in college. >> i didn't know what an engineer was. i thought it was a train driver. >> reporter: she found out it's a field dominated by men. only 11% of the u.s. engineering force is female, a sore spot that got her talking with a college buddy, another woman who mentioned playing with her brother's lincoln logs and legos as a kid. >> it hit me, why were those her brother's toys and why didn't it get those? >> reporter: she read about cognitive development. >> girls have strong verbal skills and love story and characters and what was missing, there was -- why are we building this roller coaster and who is riding on it and where are we going? and who is it helping? >> reporter: the verbal hook is a book starring goldie and her grandmother was one of the first woman cartoonest in the '50s drawing mr. mcgu. toy makers were stuck in time. mr. magoo's time. the message over and over again was

i said debbie i'm locked on a plane. >> debbie was confused when he said that but it turns out he wasn'tn houston. 40 million people apparently went through this international airport last year. not some small airport. some small little tiny plane. doesn't sound like. he was headed from louisiana to california making a layover stop there. >> actually that's a good point. >> this to me is where those types of things happen. the craziest busiest things happen. the details get overlooked. the small airport where everyone knows everyone doesn't happen. >> in pierce, south dakota this wouldn't happen. >> in helena, montana this wouldn't happen. how does a guy when they are cleaning the plane they don't see a guy lying there. >> some of the context here or some of the details are missing from this story. we don't know where on the plane was sleeping. possible he could be sleeping under the seat. doesn't know his interaction with cocktails. >> he says they gave me a little goodie bag which was like dental flogs, toothbrush and toot paste, keep quiet. >> that's the airline version of a payoff. h

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and she also made the very best chocolate cake that i have every had in my public life. >> i miss debbie. >> yes. >> and any public comment with reference to line items 3 a, b, c, or d? >> hearing none, public comment is closed call item number four and i am going to turn that over, actually to vice president turman. >> and item four, discussion and possible action to adopt san francisco police commission resolution establishing required submissions and reports and scheduling re

sandy and debbie, welcome aboard and good luck. here we go now into the jeopardy! round of play, which has only one daily double in these categories. each correct response will rhyme with the word "spree." matthew, you start. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $200, please. alex: sandy. what is scotch? yes. gettin' your drink on for $400. matthew. what is tequila? that's it. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $600. debbie. what is alexander? good. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $800, please.

this may be the last chance for vt debbie teal trade deal has taken twelve hits. the one hundred and fifty nine to the teal numbers are close to a slimmed down deal but critics say it says there is no finished document for the bali summit to sign that you see an agreement at the four day conference would be unprecedented. since it usually happens that debbie teal ministerial summits the number of tweets and oman time that no trade deals are being worked on increasingly there is doubt about the relevance of the world trade organization under new global economic conditions. and really it out this one. any sufficiently put it in bali victory team so that the pto was one hundred and fifty nine members are working to break the play in cost and finalize a packet of global trade agreements. it's a meeting there will decide the very fate of the world trade organization. a hundred and fifty nine ministers have gathered here in bali for the nine national conference of the wto which i will try to revive the twelve year long strike made to negotiations from and all around. th

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. >>> and up next, democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman shults. balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> a new poll out today shows that most millennials are concerned about the impact of the affordable care act. this comes as the president plans to deliver remarks this afternoon at a white house youth summit. he's going to be encouraging young americans to enroll in health insurance plans. they're critical cohort. joining me now, congresswoman and democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman-schultz. congresswoman, what about this poll? it shows that, first of all, among the millennials, many of them think that it will be more expensive. only 13% say they will definitely enroll. 16% will probably. 41% are split. they're also concerned about costs. we see in this poll that 40% think the care will be worse. 37% think care will be the same. 18% think it will be better. don't we have

. >> and debby is calling from just across the mbay in miami beach. your on live with jeremy scahill. >> debby, we will have to put you on hold. remind her to turn down the volume and we will move on to the next call. this is richard in massachusetts. >> hi, i am like you and i need my daily dose of amy's show and i brought your book in cambridge when she interviewed you. my question is three days after 9-11, the congress minus congressman lee, was the only authorization of the use of military force was passed. and bush and obama have used the authorization to do anything they want in the middle east with drones or whatever. my question is do you think that the neo conservatives and liberals will resend that law? can you believe we will have troops in afghanistan until 2024. >> there is a lot there. i think the original authorization was a disaster piece passed because of fear. i tell young people to be watch barbara's speech. imagine being the only decenter in congress on that vote days after the 9-11 attacks took place. there is discussion about rep

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debbie. dr. debbie. we are tied. the one name. connell: appreciated.ars having his string shaken investor did not help. a new report that has been done by the medical journal. they found the secret agent averaged a staggering 92 drinks a week. c'mon. thirteen per day. the study further reveals that his fame is shaken, not stirred line was made due to persistent of all induced traverse. double the seven drink the most in you only live twice down into under and 26 tanks in the novel. his most daring feat came in casino royale wary consumed 39 drinks before he got in a high-speed car chase which we do not recommended all. connell: 13 today? connell: i don't know. that is the latest. dagen: and will have 13 drinks a year. connell: you are no secret agent. connell: may be something we did not want to talk about on tv. dagen: there is no photographic -- take that back. there are photographs. all right. do not go with your gut. we will hear while of your decisions should be left to the data that is out there. connell: we just did hear that. don't go with jarg

focus on their concerns. >> reporter: on the left, stephanie cutter, on the right, newt gingrich, debbietz and reince priebus. who has edge heading into 2014 and 2016? tonight on crossfire. >>> welcome to crossfire. i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> and i'm stephanie cutter on the left. in the crossfire, the heads of both political parties. i'm guessing that the two of you will not be agreeing on much. you'll be disagreeing on just about everybo about everything. but one of you is dealing with problems in your own party, and that's the republican civil war. they have a choice between listening to those who want to kofrn and those who want to say no. is there a tent big enough for them all, or is one of these x factions going to break off? >> i'm thrilled that you are concerned about the republican party at a time when the president has a 31% approval for economic policy, under 40% on nine out of ten farm policy issues. but i appreciate you taking -- >> you know who is least popular than obama care? the republican party. >> in the crossfire tonight, republican party chairman reince prieb

and she finally -- i said debbie, i'm locked in the plane. you've got to call the airlines. she started laughing. i said, i'm serious. and she said, then she was still laughing. then she finally hung up and i guess she called the airlines. then i called my sister. because i figured i ain't going to make my next flight. >> and you definite didn't make the next flight. are you the deepest sleeper that ever lived? >> i'm really not. i just sleep. and like i get a lot of questions like, didn't you feel when you landed? and i'm a captain on a offshore oil working for the oil field industry, and sleeping like bouncing around is kind of the norm. >> par for the course for you. >> so it takes a half hour for you for finally get out. >> well, i don't -- >> and then what do you say to the gate agents? >> they were like, what are you doing on this plane? i said, i was a passenger. i woke up and i was locked in the plane. the workers came on first. those are the ones who found me. >> uh-huh. >> i was going to open the door, i walked up toward the cockpit and i had my hand on there, and

. >> joining me now, florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, jonathan grubeman, professor of economics. he helped craft the affordable care act, and michael smerconish, an msnbc contributor. michael, i want to start with you. you have been struggling dealing with this affordable care act, trying to get coverage for you and your family. but it sound like you had something of a breakthrough today. >> i have had a horrific experience since october 1st, lawrence. in fact, i remember naively waking up at 5:00 a.m. on the day of the launch, thinking i would go on the site, explore my options, go on the radio and say here they are for my family of five. for eight weeks, could not get any satisfaction online until today. i'm online right now in real time, in fact, i don't think you'll bow able to see it too clearly -- >> hold it up, we'll try. >> all right, there are the 24 plans that are now available for my wife and me and our three sons. our daughter is about to hit 26, so she'll no longer be on the plan, but i can tell you i have 24 plans available to me. i'm in pen pep. we don't

debbie is on the line from albuquerque. go ahead. caller: i'm listening to you and a lot of people locally do not understand stats. i do. are you a mathematician? guest: i'm sorry? caller: are you a mathematician? guest: i am a a look opinion researcher. i work with -- caller: but you are not a mathematician. so a 3% margin of error, that is a large number and you know it. if you look at the gsf, which is a larger sampling base, the sampling base you are using is too small. you are not skewing the questions enough to get an accurate picture and you are not taking account the hypothesis. so the idea that your polling 2000 people, changing the question twice, that is it, and if you understand stats, you know what the gsf -- it is 50,000 people. it is a more accurate reading on is that we what is going on. so your polling is not accurate. you know it is not accurate. 2000 people that is a pure 316 million live in a country. did you take 40 out of every 50 states? host: all right, debbie, we will give john della volpe a chance to respond

looking at 24 competitive plans with independence, blue cross, and aetna, as one could imagine. >> debbie wasserman schultz, it sounds like you've got one happy customer. >> that's the important thing, now what michael has is a broad range of options with a minimum floor of benefits that a lot of people are finding are better than the coverage that they've had previously. and they're able to choose from plans like michael can, with a higher deductible, and they can pay lower premiums or they can pay a lower deductible or no deductible and pay a little more. but the important thing is you have a broad range of choices, that it's private market based insurance, that you have the option of comparing coverage side by side, and you have the most important provisions like insurance companies aren't in the driver's seat anymore and can't drop you or deny you coverage, that you have basic preventative care that keeps you healthy, instead of just accessing the health care system when you're sick. that's going to bring down costs right there because people will have access to coverage who didn't ha

at the ntsb lab today we talked to debbie hersman. >> fatigue has been an issue. we've seen many rail accidents where fatigue has been a factor. sometimes working split shifts on the commuter side, sometimes working around the clock on those freight operations, working through the night. >> the ntsb has pushed for technology fix, including videorecorders in train cab and positive automatic braking systems. over industry objections, it is set to be mandatory in two years. tonight the nypd and prosecutors are asking a difficult question. >> there is a collaborative effort to determine if in fact this rises to the level of criminality. >> reporter: whether falling asleep on the job is criminally negligent. >>> and we mentioned this at the top of the broadcast there's a massive rescue mission under way off the coast of florida to rescue dozens of stranded pilot whales. mark potter has a rate report from everglades national park. >> reporter: our journey to find the strapped whales began in the back country of the everglades national park where we sped through creeks a

but it was just a tiny bit of that and debbie. the province appears to be split in opinion on the streets of moscow. of course it's all right. you see otherwise the lunatics with a trial to remove him. in the certainty of the province. he should stay in jail in the process of us why should stay there we'll see. in two thousand and three cups beyond the oil giant yukos was russia's richest man. he came to grief with the challenge that and political power will continue to go . egyptian police of stole the openness of the human rights organization in the car ready to arrest a democracy campaign to the rate that the egyptians that suffer economic and social rolex has been condemned by activist groups the claimant's costs approach to crush descendants security officials the panel storm of opposition politician on the madeira of creeks of the seats of the regional government's present the expensive option tweeting. they came off a couple of van gogh's reports that he refuse to listen to hold less than it is comments french cuffs commerc

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joining me now dnc congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz of florida. thanks for being here. now, the "washington post" quotes the head of a bipartisan think tank that this could be declared a victory is an indicator of how low the process has sunk. they haven't really done anything except avoid another crisis. and so i guess for me is are we just doing another version of kicking the can down the road or is there some sort of potential detente between the two parties when it comes to the budget? >> it doesn't appear there's going to be some sort of detente because you still have john boehner allowing the tea party to have a tight stranglehold on whether or not we can move forward in a significant way. i mean they still have a hard-core group of house members on the republican side that would be willing to shut the government down. >> again. >> oh, yeah, yeah. there's a number of them. look, i debated, my counterpart reince priebus last week, and he refused to rule out shutting the government down. he said i doubt it, when asked whether he thought it would happen again. i mean

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dee-dee cramer and stacey scott and ann simon and debby kay were with me the whole time. we got together. [speaker not understood] goes out to jeff miller for being so amazing and having such a great vision after all those community meetings. (applause) >> and i remember one meeting someone said they didn't want the playground redone because they knew everyone that was here already and it was so intimate. well, i hope you all get to know all your neighbors because there's a lot more of them that are going to be here now. thank you for everything. (applause) >> thanks, carina, thanks, lynn. >> this is something we all wanted to do. >> wait, i'm going to add to your certificates of honor to lynn and carina. from the entire board of supervisors we have certificates for all of you. so, thank you for all of your hard work. (applause) >> i want to bring up my colleagues, i have two great colleagues from the board of supervisors here today, supervisor scott wiener and supervisor john avalos. if you guys want to come up and say a few words. but before i hand the mic over, just re

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i know that brian has started and you need to have a bullet proof business case and i want to be debbie downer but the numbers are very rosy in terms of when the production might start and also a lot to do with escalation costs and the project decides each year and each month because it is big dollars and so we are looking for toward to continuing to work with tjpa and we are delighted no matter what option is chosen and this is one of the signature projects in the prop k and we do want to clarify the question about the prop k, project and so it is the 350 million, and it was assumed in the regional transportation plan and the milestones of this project achieved in that was getting designated for one of the new start is significant as is the regional high speed rail and it is not the same as having the money in the bank, it is not a business deal. and so you can actually move for toward and with that, i am very delighted, also to volunteer as much time as you need from this, and from the capitol projects to share all of those battle scars and how far it was, and very solid, two years, a

transport equipment as well the maritime transport and destruction capabilities the land and the lpc debbie lee executive council established timelines for the removal and the elimination of chemical weapons by the end of killing twenty fourteen following the syrian government approval to the spillway its chemical arsenal. chemical materials or asset to the shed outside the country by a serious coastal city after attack tia to be destroyed at sea. well un secretary general ban ki moon's as a safe and secure transportation serious chemical weapons will be started as soon as possible despite with the delay the announcement comes in a statement issued by bands smokes spokesperson mike and uncertainty. the eu when she stresses that international efforts to integrate the chemical weapons programme of syria continues to make effective progress he said. and this is demonstrated by the steady achievement the meeting on previous milestones in the past three months. thank you lynn said the joint mission continues to work closely and intensively with the sindh government and the assisting state partie

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