evelyn, thank you for coming. my kids always get shy, just like evelyn. one last thing to talk about is what you talked about in the brain institute. the stimulation in the brain is now being done to treat parkinson's and other neurological diseases and making remarkable improvements. the more we can continue to invest in that, the more we will invest in not cures, for ways to deal with the ramifications of neurological disease. i want to thank my colleagues on the committee who helped me working on the neurological disease registry expansion under the 21st century cures bill to expand research. thank you for being here. director collins: we appreciate that and the brain initiative, one of the early results will be having a better wiring diagram of the brain so deep brain stimulation, which works and we are not sure why, we will be able to do it much more precisely. >> thank you senator isakson. senator kaine. senator king: i want to thank you -- senator kaine: i want to thank you. evelyn is from centerville? there he happy to have you here to get the sto

evelyn escalera: thank you for the invitation.amian: so, we do have some video because sometimes you have either construction crews or it may be even someone at home who says, "i'm going to dig a trench right here." and you need to call these people first before you dig. tell us about that. evelyn: yes, very important, the 811 free service is a very important number. and actually, august 11 is national safe digging day,

the name of the agent is stapling saul my name is evelyn so then you are a russian spy. this guardian story had every ingredient for a thriller recipe the u.s. secret service as quite clearly stems from the very name is one of the most enigmatic agencies of the u.s. government its main function is to protect the lives of u.s. presidents ministers the top political brass and that is where the russians according to the guardian planted

and now evelyn administrators say the loan will be repaid but customers were left with few options and disrupted flight schedules. air berlin was once germany second biggest airline a year ago it became history. tons of subsidy was among those eyeing up the spoils ryanair c.e.o. michael o'leary accused the german government of favoring last time there for a takeover. all we see is a succession of german politicians falling over themselves. to award fans or calling your fans a german champion therefore because it's a german champion it should. be allowed to take over ninety five percent of the domestic market making it not just a german champion but a german monster who will increase the cost of air travel for millions of germans in the end times i did indeed acquire most of air berlin assets to get there with britain's easy jet it bought up air berlin is landing rights and airplanes. air berlin staff were forced to look for new jobs many of them have found work but are now on stripped down contracts. that is your business update here and g.w. funny fresh air will be in the next f.c.c.

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the megastars evelyn is concerned my daughter's best friend is a resident in washington d.c. her baby was born with a totally incurable childhood with a degenerative disease much like others. and has been at boston children's hospital and has been designed by her doctors to use gene therapy as a way to transmit them now i am out of my league. and to give that treatment to give that amazing suggestion. and one of the 70 of all the people surrounding me. that is a tragic neurological condition that is caused by genetics. it is incredible to the idea of gene therapy to turn that into practice. and then in certain instances. and then to affect the spinal cord that you can possibly imagine getting your gene therapy with an amazing experience. and with that disease you have to get delivery into the brain and spinal cord into the spinal fluid that they the brain to provide that delivery. and with those circumstances also with huntington's disease. in the last month with the gene therapy pay into the spinal fluid to reduce that toxic protein to courage evidence it is slowing or stopp

earlier i spoke to food writer evelyn chen and asked her what she made of the list.g, and asia is indeed coming out very strongly as a destination for food. however, coming out very strongly as a destination forfood. however, i wouldn't necessarily eat som tum destination forfood. however, i wouldn't necessarily eat som turn in bangkok or laksa in kuala lumpur, because we have very good laksa in singapore as well. chilli crab is in this list, in the top ten. singapore doesn't get enough credit for that, we do doesn't get enough credit for that, wedoa doesn't get enough credit for that, we do a really good job. so what is about the food experience, evelyn, that gets them so high in the rankings? well, i think asia as a region has been getting a lot of attention, because of the growing income, growing population, and we have an array of very interesting cultures and traditions. so when you juxtapose them together, i think it gives us an juxtapose them together, i think it gives us an array juxtapose them together, i think it gives us an array of very interesting food p

evelyn? >> what is the thought behind the motives of the aliens to, like, be a threat, like to attack us? like is there a thought of, like, why they're doing that? >> yeah, kind of the why of the conspiracy attack? there isn't really a single unifying idea in the '50s, other than domination, right. the plan is always to conquer the world. why they want to conquer the world is open for interpretation. is it because their own planet is dying? is it because they want to kind of make us into slaves? there's a pretty wide latitude there but, yeah, good question. so we see this kind of keyhoe-style opposite of paranoia at work to some extent. remember our word for opposite of paranoia? no? >> security? >> yeah, but not quite. security is kind of the middle line. hope? >> indifference? >> yeah, not quite. no? what do you call it when a conspiracy is acting for your good, not against you? anybody remember that? no? not paranoia but pronoia. this is very much an example of pro-noid conspiracy thinking

it was a year ago that germany's second largest airline at the time i was evelyn had to file for bankruptcy with a bridging loan of one hundred fifty million euros in taxpayers' cash the german government kept the ailing airline afloat for an extra two months critics of the move soon claimed that the money was just a subsidy to aid germany's number one airline wolf as it bought out. now evelyn administrators say the loan will be repaid but customers were left with few options and disrupted flight schedules. germany second biggest airline a year ago it became history. of times a subsidiary euro wings was among those eyeing up the spoils ryanair c.e.o. michael o'leary accused the german government of favoring last time there for a takeover. all we see is a succession of german politicians falling over themselves. to award the air burning to the fans or calling your fans a german champion therefore because it's a german champion it should. be allowed to take over ninety five percent of the domestic market making not just a german champion but a german monster who will increase the cost of air

evelyn's point we're politicizing it. are we well beyond that, was there ever in these conversations you're reporting on, ever any sense, these lo ludicrous, against the basic principles of our democracy and republic. >> in 2017 the system did push back. you had people at the nation security council wanted to take clearances from some people and others including the national security advisory in that case, who resisted that pressure. in '17, you didn't have the events we now saw in 1918 -- 2018. fast forward, h.r. mcmaster, he's gone and you have a president who feels more isolated, more empowered. he doesn't have the same resistance he was encountering in 2017, maybe that's part of the reason he's prepared to do the things he was not prepared to do in 2017. >> evelyn, to what degree -- to those of us very worried about the actions the president takes because of their effect on democracy and smooth functioning of our intelligence services, to what degree does the letter you signed and the letter you signed the other day,

evelyn, start with you, this is a weird disconnect. if you had no context and you just heard these intel officials telling you what they believed about russia and what they were going to do about it, you'd feel like we were safe and strong, but the context is the president hasn't said the same thing. >> yes, ali, you need the person at the top to say clearly what all of his cabinet officials said. there's an additional problem. it's fine that these cabinet officials came out, and i applaud that, they needed to do this, but they should have done this before august. we have midterms coming up in a matter of days now that we're counting. that's a bit of a problem. nevertheless, let's focus on the positive, they came out there. but the president, you're right, the president needs to come out and say clearly what he knows, what he's been told about russia, and then he needs to rally america behind, you know, essentially an all-out effort to fight disinformation in our society. and as a lot of them said today it's not just about the election

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six percent compared to last year and as i said the bankruptcy this is some of the aftermath of the evelyn bankruptcy filling the gaps that air berlin left in the flight schedules it was harder to fill them for for other airlines than anticipated so that the slots were there the planes were there but integrating signing into integrating staff. into operations is much more difficult and in that left a lot of angry customers of course we know that in europe passengers have a lot of protection by law is there any positive outcome perhaps more pressure for airlines to perform better well it is good to know that in the current environment of delays and cancellation that there is all these these these rules and regulations that if life is the name by more than three hours passengers are entitled to compensation dreiser's that that figure of two hundred fifty euros increases if the flight is being canceled that is if the disruption is not caused by anything that's beyond the control of the airline strike for example now despite this european law of customer protection not airlines at all airlines

conditions in european airports one year after the takeover of germany's foremost second largest airline evelyn by rival time's up. business i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us so turkey is taking its diplomatic and trade dispute with the united states to the next level today anchor us land tariffs on a variety of u.s. products including alcohol costs and tobacco the move is part of an angry response by the turkish government and also included a call by turkish president wretch uptight and a one to boycott as products including the i phone the president who actually once was a fan of apple products is now switching to another brand the question is will his people do the same. stumbles electronic stores are still stocking of course i phones they're popular and turkey the second most sold smartphones in the country the president. is calling on his people to boycott american brands and switch to others instead. all over the world. on the streets many seem to think that a boycott of u.s. brands is easier said than done it with the government would have to stop apple products from

ok for western businessmen and nato to throw money at anti russian think tanks the articles author evelyn farkas is a senior fellow at one called the atlantic council and it's received millions of dollars from a long list of corporations and governments internationally who are apparently also very concerned about potential russian election hacking. while there is no way that it is that russia has done so to date at a minimum it will likely use its ability to access voter registration databases and election related sites to undermine america's confidence in its own electoral integrity so no evidence the kremlin has done it as the article says but the atlantic is calling on all patriotic americans to protect democracy and the tune of its song continues to sound oh too familiar we know that russia today is regarded as a grave threat to our nation to our freedom the peace of the world you see the reason why we are spending billions of dollars in defense production why your family is paying the highest taxes in our history it's a part of hysteria just suspect anybody has to do with russia anyb

ok for western businessmen and nato to throw money at anti russian think tanks the articles author evelyn farkas is a senior fellow at one called the atlantic council and it's received millions of dollars from a long list of corporations and governments internationally who are apparently also very concerned about potential russian election hacking. while there is no way that it is that russia has done so to date at minimum it will likely use its ability to access voter registration databases and election related sites to undermine america's confidence in its own electoral integrity so no evidence the kremlin has done it as the article says but the atlantic is calling on all patriotic americans to protect democracy and the tune of its song continues to sound oh too familiar we know that russia today is regarded as a grave threat to our nation to our freedom the peace of the world you see the reason why we are spending billions of dollars in defense production why your family is paying the highest taxes in our history it's a part of the hysteria just suspect anybody who has to do with russi

ok for western businessmen and nato to throw money at anti russian think tanks the articles author evelyn farkas is a senior fellow at one called the atlantic council and it's received millions of dollars from a long list of corporations and governments internationally who are apparently also very concerned about potential russian election hacking. while there is no way that it is that russia has done so to date at minimum it will likely use its ability to access voter registration databases and election related sites to undermine america's confidence in its own electoral integrity so no evidence the kremlin has done it as the article says but the atlantic is calling on all patriotic americans to protect democracy and the tune of its song continues to sound oh too familiar we know that russia today is regarded as a grave threat to our nation to our freedom the peace of the world you see the reason why we are spending billions of dollars in defense production why your family is paying the highest taxes in our history as a part of the hysteria just suspect you know what it has to do with ru

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evelyn, let me get your reaction to the story. this assessment by christopher steele reporting it back to bruce ohr. whether or not do you make of the information the russians or russian intelligence agencies had trump or at the time trump over a barrel. >> i think, ayman, based on what we saw in the dossier, the russians likely did have information relating to trump and his finances and possibly this performance, this evening he spent in the moscow hotel with prostitutes. we don't know that part. tubally, it hasn't been acknowledged by the fbi. we know many other parts have been confirmed publicly through press work, journalistic work and also some of the work that the justice department has done. so i would say that i'm not surprised that he came and said that the russians believe they have trump over a barrel. the russians probably believe that anyway because you just have to listen to donald trump speak. but i think they probably really did have some information, some of which is now public. the other part of this i think that

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. >> evelyn, this morning on an interview with fox, donald trump talked about the payments that were made to these two women. he's also trying to reframe that discussion. let's listen. >> he made the deal. he made the deals. and by the way, he pled to two counts that aren't a crime, which nobody understands. i watched a number of shows, sometimes you get some pretty good information by watching shows. those two counts aren't even a crime. they weren't campaign finance. >> did you know about the payments? >> later on i knew. later on. but you have to understand, ainsley, what he did -- and they weren't taken out of campaign finance, that's a big thing. that's a much bigger thing. did they come out of the campaign. they didn't come out of the campaign. they came from me. >> my favorite line there is "i watch a number of shows, sometimes you get some good information from watching shows." i get a lot of my information from "law & order," for instance. >> he might be watching you, ali, rate now. >> the president has sort of missed the point that the judge this federal court in manhattan

my name is evelyn so then you are a russian spy. this guardian story had every ingredient for a thriller recipe the u.s. secret service as quite clearly stems from the very name is one of the most enigmatic agencies of the u.s. government its main function is to protect the lives of u.s. presidents ministers the top political brass and that is where the russians according to the guardian planted a mall the russian spy had been working under texted in the heart of the american embassy in moscow for more than a decade she had plenty of time together intelligence without supervision bustles said the guardian's head of investigations claims she was operational for a whole decade in that time through the agency's internet in e-mail systems she had access to all kinds of highly classified stuff including the shared jewels of the president and vice president all of that according to the guardian the woman fed to the physic be russia's key security agency before being let go last year over security concerns they had lined the narrative the

song my name is evelyn then you are a russian spy. this guardian story had every ingredient for a thriller recipe the u.s. secret service as quite clearly stems from the very name is one of the most enigmatic agencies of the u.s. government its main function is to protect the lives of u.s. presidents ministers the top political brass and that is where the russians according to the guardian planted a mole the russian spy had been working under tech to the heart of the american embassy in moscow for more than a decade she had plenty of time to gather intelligence without supervision said the guardian's head of investigations claims she was operational for a whole decade in that time through the agency's internet in e-mail systems she had access to all kinds of highly classified stuff including the shared jewels of the president and vice president all of that according to the guardian the woman fled to the office be russia's security agency before being let go last year over security concerns they had lying the narrative the details look

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also evelyn home and was killed during a traffic stop when it pickup truck veered over and hit him. the other divers in the hospital tonight. he is cooperating with investigators. the officer was 46 years old and a father of three. >>> all evacuations have been lifted in fairfield tonight where 1000 acre crossfire is now 65% contained . is called the nelson fire which broke out along interstate 80. nobody was hurt, but one house did burn . >>> a gruesome discovery at a grocery store in lancaster. a decomposing body was found inside a pillow. it comes after deputies tried to pull over the driver of the truck on monday. he escaped and was later spotted on the roof of the store. >> we are thinking this is possibly that individual he may have gotten inside there and got down the to hide from the deputies and couldn't get out. >> the body was discovered after the store manager reported a strong smell coming from the pillow. the store was closed as crews workedcoupwhy tesla foundelo may soon come to court. >>> vandals smashed a part of the city . stuck two areas of the country on etched i

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six percent compared to last year and as i said the bankruptcy this is some of the aftermath of the evelyn bankruptcy filling the gaps that air berlin left in the flight schedules it was harder to fill them for for other and i'm stan anticipated so that the slots were there the planes were there but integrating signing into integrating staff. into operations is much more difficult than this and that left a lot of angry customers of course we know that in europe passengers have a lot of protection by law is there any positive outcome perhaps more pressure for airlines to perform better well it is good to know that in the current environment of delays and cancellations that there's all these these these rules and regulations that if life is then made by more than three hours passengers are entitled to compensation dreiser's that that figure of two hundred fifty euros increases if the flight is being canceled that is if the disruption is not caused by anything that's beyond the control of the airline strike for example despite this european law of customer protection not airlines not all airl

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posting his story online says hundreds came forward saying they'd been treated the same by evelyn the words. they responded saying it's sorry for what happens and underline that it doesn't tolerate any form of discrimination well we discussed the incident with french lawyer and a power spaced political commentator. i think there's a problem with part of the foreign committee usa in the large sense today in france which has got a bad image and some people would rather not read than rants to people who got this bad image and particularly within the north african community is giving some are jews who are racist people who don't want to see enough african post in their house and lot of people will be people coming from our south africa crime to incivility to terrorism and unfortunately these are some of the reasons why we speak a lot of the north african community today i don't agree with the thing that we can sum up the reality of people acting or having delinquent behavior just by giving roots of this people but this has nothing to do this has nothing to do explaining the behavior again