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have the longer term more cplicated projects we have to work on like the anacostia river sedimentpr ect. but we have things we each could be doing today like trash cleanups along the river, at ednal opportunities for school children as well as the general public. because we all hav a responsibility to ensure that these places are healthy.an so for that restoration to be successful and sustainable we need start now and engage everyone in that. >> what do we need to? ou>> there's ae places if you're looking for opportunities you can go and find them on the year of anacostia website. there's a calendar that lists all these different activities going on in the watershed. so you can had come and enjoy these activities or w if yt to join a cleanup, they'll be listed we have the anacostia website that has a lot of maps and information about how we're doing. you can find many, manie opportun to come to the river and enjoy the space through these tools. >> okay, we're out of time but i wish we had more time. adam tzortiz, steve wnd tara, thank you so much. i want to get that number for reporting

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ect he has been forced to deny allegations the ons are being fixed in favor of his party. mr. khan: what you're seeing is althe status quo parties saying that the election is not going to be free and fair. the reas is all the opinion polls show pti surging up. they are already seeing the writing on the wall. e ason why they are going to lose is because of the track record. reporter: pakistan has been directly ruled by the mili rather than politicians for nearly half its existence. the country has now had 10 years of civilian rule, one of the longest periods in its history. but th growing concern that behind the scenes, the pakistani military is still pulling the strings and is trying to manipulate the results of this election. former prime minister nawaz sharif, imran khan's main rival, was sentenced to 10 years in jail earlier this month by an anticorrupon court. he couldn't prove where the money came from to buy a central london flat. many believe he was once corrupt, but is only being punished now because he clashed with the army when in power. i joined sharif as he flew ba

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you had a dramatic and in ected and rapid drop realize prices -- real estate prices, the rapid fall and rise of interest rates would have more causes. is this my base case? no. but i am in the business of risk management, and i am forced to spend about 9% of my time worrying about the 2% of the things that could go wrong. john: another strange thing about that is out of the many areas that people worry about, one is consumer -- lloyd: by the way, i am optimistic. [laughter] i am wallowing in the 2%. john: you just terrified everyone here. lloyd: i live in a state of terror, so that is all right. john: we will come back to that. consumer debt is one of the first things to get hit by higher interest rates. new york fed has said there is $13.2 trillion worth of consumer debt. yet that is the field that goldman is choosing to expand. you are trying to hit consumer debt, personal finance, that sort of area. does that make sense at this stage of the cycle? lloyd: well, we intend to be in business. i don't know how long this cycle lasts, and we intend to be good risk managers through all cycle

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it ects an experience. and for the moment of the poem you are that "i," you know, you are transformed and transported. and i think of poems as this quisite form of transpor we were black then, not yetca afamerican, so we danced every chance we could get.ay thurnd saturday we'd chant the roof! the roof! the roof is on fire! we don't need no water and folks' perms began to turn. >> brown: throughout young's poems: musicians, athletes, references to pop culture. you've got r.c. cola, you've got ari, you know. leadbelly and prince, arthur ashe... >> yeah, well, those are the things of the world and i think it's hard to write poems that aren't of the world. it'd be strange to not write about what it was like to hear prince for the first time, or listen to p hop so much that you want to make poems that are as good as hip h. i think poetry should be part of popular culture at the sense th poetry should be something we reach to. >> brown: there are also poems about darker moments in american life, from emmett till

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>> congress ected this bill -- they do have a provision where they can get a two-year extension if they're by that deadline. a letter was sent to the rail systems, sayingnl not do we think you're not going to meet the december deadline, but you're not going to meet the deadline to get the exnsion. >> i w at the amtrak derailment when all this talk p aboutitive train control. >> it's installedy installing hardware on the train itself, and also on the track. they talk to each other, and they let the train system know if you're goingoofast. it can automatically stop the train, it can prevent derailments as a result of excessive speed. it's interesting you brought in philadelia in 2015, because 2015 was the original deadline to get this andone. months before that deadline was when the philadelphia amtrak crash happened and yet congress had to extend the deadline to 2018, because these real roads said wet can't get this done. >> now the question is, obviously they start working on some of their trains to make surehey're outfitted. but this letter from the federal railroad administration says it

so the reason i couldn't find them is because he waspr ecting them. >> despite near hurricane force winds and rough waters tia says passengers were discouraged from using life jackets. >> we were also told there are life jackets and they are above you. you don't need to know wheey re because you won't need to use them. >> the captain, 51-year-ol nneth mckee seen in a picture of dailymail.com survived. his attorney tells nbc news neither he nor his client is speaking publicly at this time. the questions about safety continue to swirl. the associated press reports the boat was pulled from operations for four months in015 by the u.s. coast guard for a, quote, hazardous unsafe condition. in 2011 the boat lost steering on this same lake with 30 passengers aboard, although ina that it was able to make it back to shoresafely. >> holding this family up -- >> in indiana aigil for the colemans who lost nine family forers, all of them posing this happy photo shortly before this i fated boat. a chaplain who visited with tia and another family, all nine survived, questions about why one perished and o

that's beseeching, and that of ects a little bit catching up to the voters. because john is right. the voters are way out front of us, because they want to know that this trust is real. so it goes to candidate authenticity, integrity, and how o we make sure that ultimately we're going to get a democracy where everybody does have a seat people that are the are listened to when we say we represent people, we don't corporations. we represent 750,000 individuals in our districts, and so i think incredible opportunity. i think we've seen the ball move dramatically along, thanks in part to colleagues in the house, ho have put together this package, but thanks to the american people, for making the what happenedween in 2016, what's happening today. he fact that we're one vote away from the supreme court in taking back so much progress on o many levels, and recognizing that they are willing to do their part but we have to do ours. incredible he opportunity in front of us and it's an exciting one and i'm to put, first of all, to win in november, and to forward, as the first area that we nee

i know they were kind of ordered which ect the marchers, often meant erecting their own neighbors and trends so how did evolve from 1966 to 1968? >> i think that's a really good point. the cops in a really awkward position because they elt trapped by circumstances, ou know, how -- king, i think you mentioned it in the past, the santa claus effect. radical. he was somebody that a lot of cops didn't like. he wasn't somebody that quote on wanted to oth sides of the political aisle. problematic. of the n't like any portrayals. they thought that they behaved hadn't ately, that they made any mistakes, that if there was any problem, it was king and that he brought out. >> let me add real quick something because in the age of useful think it's a comment. it's really important to understand that in 1966 the a erintendent of police was guy named wilson, and he was a reformer brought in from berkeley. he was not under the thumb of the mayor. he had his own shop. wished. do as he him, he police respected and he was very firm on ending street justice. in other words, white cops eating up black peo

ect amateur athletm sexual abuse. >> [inaudible] >> i'm going to begin with my opening statement. i apologize to our witnesses and to our audience for our tardiness in the start time. we had two votes on the senate floor. i do not think there are further votes this afternoon, so i doubt we will be intruded any additional time in the committee. good afternoon. welcome to today's subcommittee hearing. in january this subcommittee launched an investigation to examine cultural and systemic issues regarding abuse in the olympic movement following the horrific revelations that former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar sexually abused and assaulted hundreds of athletes over a span of two decades, even well after numerous survivors alerted authorities about his actions. this subcommittee, which exercises jurisdiction over the u.s. olympic committee and amateur sports, is fully committed to ensuring the health and safety of all american athletes, and today marks the third hearing in our ongoing investigation. i would like to first acknowledge the incredible statement made at last week

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