abe fortis resigned the court in 196. by the way, he sfserved a few months longer than arthur goldberg. richard nexton appointed harry blackmon to the court and it ended the tradition of a so-called jewish seat. now they would take 24 years before another jew would be appointed to the court. well, in the interim -- i'm trying to think who reagan nominated? >> many people. >> yes, many people, but after robert bork -- oh, another ginsburg. douglas ginsburg who had to withdraw his candidacy when it was revealed that he had smoked marijuana not only while a law student, but also while a law professor at harvard. >> shocking no one, but scandalizing the establishment. >> and the reagan family and reagan's advisers. so you wait a few more years. in 1993 -- 4 bill clinton appoints ruth bader ginsburg to the court and a year later steven briar to the court and these were the two appointments bill clinton had. he appointed two jews. ruth bader -- none of these, they and elena kagan thereafter did not fake confront any anti-semiti

this is a great story. 1948 fortis and lyndon johnson had net. fo fortis was a new deal lawyer. she worked at the new deal and got to know a young congressman from texas, lyndon johnson. 1948, in the fight of his lifetime, johnson gave up a safe congressional seat to run for the senate from texas. had he lost that race, we never would have heard of lyndon johnson. in my book i document the fact, well, there's a good argument that he did lose that race. that you'll have to read the book. now, it was such a close race it was sent to a blue ribbon committee of washington attorneys to investigate -- there was a great deal of voter fraud. the person who chaired this argued the case at the supreme court in favor of lyndon johnson was the young up and coming attorney by the name of fortis. johnson never got this. throughout his years as majority leader of the senate, his vice president was his closest advisor. he and his wife socialized with fortis and his wife. he always wanted to promote him to reciprocate. >> he invites him to the rose garden. on the way over there, much to fortis's

voices deep concern reports at least forty civilians have been killed and a u.s. led bombing raid didn't rucka i still stronghold in syria. hello there it's five pm here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. international with me making an error. a total disaster how donald trump as a presidential candidate denounced the u.s. military campaign in afghanistan pledging he would lead america out if he becomes president now he's flipping on his promise and actually expanding was already there . gathers date is a total and complete disaster let's get with it get out of afghanistan we will also expand authority for american armed forces to target the terrorist and criminal networks try to regularly slammed obama's approach to afghanistan even calling him to get smart trump also insisted on a speedy withdrawal repeating it was time for american soldiers to come home he added a bomb as financial support for afghanistan was a waste of money but it's about was all before he was elected president some noting that it's almost as if he's become a completely different

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silence that just as there is silence about veteran journalist patrick coben claiming forty thousand civilian deaths in the u.k. campaign from mosul but there is less silence now even from some mainstream media sources that have campaigned for isis linked so-called rebels in syria about being a systems involvement in yemen over those contracts with saudi arabia we heard about earlier. dozens have been killed in as strikes on civilian homes schools factories. and this hospital in the north supported by the charity doctors without borders. in a year and a half at least six thousand people have been killed with saudi forces using billions of pounds worth of goods jets and weapons. and is only discovered last month the destruction of infrastructure and food supplies has caused humanitarian disaster as for be a systems u.k. government sanctioned sales to israel in violation of countless un resolutions of a palestine the magazine aviation week has reported that some of its products have been used to defacto aid isis linked groups in syria well one person bringing a lawsuit to the united st

forty-two. i got to tell you seriously amazing marketing for war pi parker parker. >> thank you, lindsay, live in he bethesda. an he emotional day in florida. how two officer s are being remembered today after they were killed in the line of duty. we'll be right back. >> a an emotional gathering in kiss my, florida, for two police officers shot and killed in the line of dawt. matthew baxter and richard howard were killed. a church hosted a vigil honoring the two men. fellow officers, family and friends attended the vigil. there are examples of how our pd truly is. the suspected shooter effort miller made his first appearance. he was is a former marine. police arrested him a short time later at a local bar. there are reports that police took miller into custody for a mental health evaluation after he posted threats on social media. >> pope fran is is talking about the deadly violence that hit spain this past week. he offered his prayers for the victims this morning and called for an end to what h

at least forty are massacred in an afghan village with isis and the taliban reportedly to blame we've got expert analysis on that never ending the war next. new reports say north korea has developed a miniaturized warheads for its nuclear arsenal those stories and more coming up right now. good afternoon it's tuesday august eighth four pm in washington d.c. i'm on your part and kill your watching r.t. america we begin this afternoon in syria where the country has been engulfed in war since two thousand and one there have been many efforts to deescalate but those attempts have been unsuccessful largely thanks to outside actors just recently the defense ministry of russia and downs there have been several cease fire violations in the country since a peace agreement went into effect last month now there is renewed effort to get u.s. warplanes out of that war torn country here's our t.v. correspondent ashley bangs with more on that according to the russian defense ministry most of the violations were cases of unselective firing from small arms some of those are registered in areas control

well forty one knees and fifty five hundred residents reside on a mobile a navy base a forty five square mile island prison the trumpet ministrations says it's intent on refilling and by the looks of things even expanding according to the miami herald the u.s. military is planning for nearly half a billion dollars in new construction at the detention center over the next four years included in the short term development plans a sixty six million dollars school for up to two hundred seventy five students that breaks down to two hundred forty thousand per child additionally a one hundred twenty four million dollars for new barracks twelve point four million dollars to build a new dining room for prison staff while eight point four million dollars has been allocated for a new clinic for detainees the u.s. navy has requested two hundred fifty million dollars to build a five bed hospital now the last request prompted the republican led senate armed services services committee to ask defense secretary james mattis to conduct an analysis and comprehensive study of the cost of. the request notin

located just under forty miles from the nation's capital the historic african-american community of carver road in haymarket virginia sits at the center of a fight you may have and never ever hear about in the mainstream news media because it involves the internet sales giant amazon and the newly crowned richest man in the world jeff bezos you see amazon through one of its going to lackey corporations is trying to muscle power lines through the historic community to power and amazon data center expansion in the area now one would think that any story involving amazon the stork minority community fighting for fighting for their neighborhoods that includes properties acquired under eight hundred sixty six law that allowed freed slaves to own land would make for great anger to your average journalist but sadly apart from a few local papers and alternative news sites this story has been largely ignored but why would this be well journalist adam johnson of fairness and accuracy in reporting has found a very interesting pattern of coverage concerning mr bay's those amazon and tech reporting in g

has expressed deep concern over reports at least forty civilians have been killed in a u.s. led bombing raid in the ice will held syrian city of raka yawn a gallon who's an adviser to the u.n. special envoy for syria told us the loss of civilian life is comin in urban warfare . go which is a heavily dense densely populated town that has been now been barred from the coalition for a very long time inside the islamic state by this. whole thing as civilians as human shields it is very hard for people to escape. from the remaining enclaves and graca we know that there are casualties of very many. now thursday's terrorist attack in barcelona the main suspect in that incident has been shot dead by police outside the city the man was wearing a fake explosive belt at the time you know it was believed to have been the driver of a van the plowed into more than one hundred people along a major pedestrian on a street in the city just a part of it looks back at how the story of volved yunus cooper who's twenty two of moroccan origin has been shot dead in the suburb of soviet out's which

i say i made to him for forty five days of forty five hours. some hates to work not to keep the sequel. despite the cheers in parliament childhood the bossi's tenure is expected to be short. he'll be serving as a place holder on to someone who is young go grab rush also includes on mtv by election. the cd thing we can canadian prime minister. among the opposition it's labeled on. choosing one montana has to make a way for a woman and. who would have maybe just? now pfizer's egmont lulu. also if electric itv on the mind. that i lose this country. in august on we're dealing with with comedian dennis. and. this is the worst part of a democracy. now why should we first signed from office last friday after the supreme court called for his dismissal. they rule the former prime minister should face corruption charges for concealing sources of revenue. the sixty seven year old serve three separate stints as prime minister without ever completing a full term in office. panelists say the speedy change if god wanted road security and economic gains made s

the un has expressed deep concern over reports that at least forty civilians have been killed in a u.s. led bombing raid and i still held city of raka women and children are said to be among the dead according to reports the death toll could rise further with people feared trapped on the rubble requested a comment from the u.s. coalition you can see the reply we received here on your screen it says the allegations of civilian casualties are being assessed and that the coalition takes any such reports seriously yeah nagle and who's an advisor to the u.n. special envoy for syria and the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council says many civilians have lost their lives in the us that bombing campaign of raka in which is a heavily dense densely populated town that has been now been bartman from the coalition for a very long time inside the islamic state by this. whole thing as civilians as human shields it is very hard for people to escape. from the remaining enclaves and rucka we know that there are casualties are very many the has been a history of civilian casualties caused by

percent of the country out of four hundred districts the taliban dominates forty eight three more than in june that what he's really talking about is a kind of a surge like we saw in anbar province in iraq that at least temporarily superficially stabilized the situation and many people here in america want to say great we have now achieved victory and of course we hadn't achieved any kind of victory we've simply kept a lid on things for a while but the fact the matter is that afghanistan whether the current government stays in place or whether the taliban win will be a hardline intolerant sharia ruled government and really the united states has been not has been for the as long as we've been in afghanistan fighting to make afghanistan for sharia and this doesn't change that. now the major change in u.s. military strategy in afghanistan comes amid a shakeup in donald trump's in a circle his controversial chief strategist steve biden was the latest to head through the exit doors as caleb maupin reports the president's foreign policy decisions with his new team white house surprise the ve

forty. five. i was. covering the market even the collection they did what was. it describable this is what they do day long day route i did you see it was not the type. it's hard. work in more ways than one there are booby traps and they exploded jet bombs rockets shells and munitions and the bodies decomposing in the sweltering heat. there was no precision here these was carpet bombing annihilation hundreds buried under rubble hundreds blocks in basements starving choking to death it will take months to dig up all the bodies months more of trauma. what i see here makes me cry you can bring anyone here and they will break down in tears because we are all human beings. there are some things you couldn't sail camera like the fact that he and many rescuers have trouble sleeping after all they see and no wonder it is after all a city of corpses of sea from mosul iraq. a libyan a mom and switzerland is causing outrage over reports he's preaching messages of hate against the society that's taken him in and also that he's been provided with benefits including unemploym

the government says forty eight million dollars forty million dollars worth of damage has already been sustained like sugar has the story. npo view from the s. shows the scale of the damage in vietnam's him by province. deadly flash flooding was hit the southeast asians mountainous north for a wee. forcing locals to flea. i could only run all of my belongings schools and for. are gone we have nothing left full i look really fit in night i. i want to do it at my wife and i don't know what to sleep we have to look for relatives nearby for the night. we have no vehicles to go home now we have to catch a coach and we have no money. we don't know what to do. it out of him. state television showed the military working alongside rescue crews to try and bring things under control and locate those still missing. however beyond the hundreds of homes destroyed across at least four provinces. infrastructure has been badly hit too including water systems and farms. authorities are doing what they can to resettle and feed those who've lost their homes. but the estimated damage to come with a bill of

in one hundred forty three you know and that's and it's not a little accomplishment. when he was the first one to film on the water and sprayed those images through television and before that for cinema. the cannes film festival in the sixty's for the world of silence. we owe him a lot of things i'm not saying this because i studied him and i portrayed him i was part of a generation that grew up with him watching his films every week or every fortnight and he gave us a sense of adventure he gave us a sense of fun also because what he was doing with you know his crew onboard calypso seemed you know very french everybody was drinking eating occasionally running after a dolphin or whale but it just it was the first reality t.v. show it was the first you absolutely it was a very clever communicator had a great sense of you know he invented the red beanie because he wanted to. the killer so member and you're wearing a number yes. he wanted the crew of the calypso boat to be identifiable straightaway so he is an old thing that used to be worn by people going under water in

live to syria now where at least forty civilians have reportedly been killed in a u.s. led bombing raid in the isolate held city of raka that's according to local sources women and children are said to be among the dead according to reports the death toll could rise further as many people are feared to be trapped under the rubble and r.t. has requested comment from the u.s. coalition you can see the reply we received just on your screen it says the allegations of civilian casualties are being assessed and that the coalition takes any such reports seriously however international law professor says but the very presence of the coalition forces in syria raises a lot of questions issue of gross negligence which is equivalent off a willful misconduct is a major. factor in any country any group any entity that. resort to violence. within state without the approval of the government of that state is operating on very thin ground and they don't coordinate with people on the ground with. a part of the first place and apparently they don't have even among their own friends they d

forty years a. hundred but. honest work. man who can live in security and dignity today and after today there are. grocery store about six months ago grocery stores have been closed oh really now we've got big block areas where they don't have add cherish to a grocery store you'll still say to them are shining here oh yes store clothes and we have been shopping here for thirty years. and this is a sad day when g.m. laughs it's just slowly slowly deteriorating so it's been a long time coming but then it's just continual. show look at that yeah why did oh why did. nerves on that ad and hand her ask about five year. and what it does for one charge you know it runs down home sure natch. but as it's a little sad to see all the vacant buildings and lots but the the press three hossein market also allows us to deal with us we couldn't buy a place like this for twenty thousand dollars in very many communities. we bought an industrial building and sort of a poor neighborhood an innocent and this kind of like a warehouse we bought it

has expressed deep concern over reports of at least forty civilians who have been killed in u.s. led bombing raid in the i still held syrian city of raka yong a galon who is an adviser to the u.n. special envoy to syria told us the loss of civilian life is common in urban warfare . in which is a heavily dense densely populated town that has been now been bartman from the coalition for a very long time inside the islamic state by this. whole thing as civilians as human shields it is very hard for people to escape from the remaining enclaves and rucka we know that there are casualties of very many. looks of the heavy price of billions of paying in iraq operation and in a similar operation in iraq to. well just to bring everyone up to speed racket was once considered the capital of isis in syria and for many months now it has been besieged by the u.s. led coalition and its local allies in syria and it has been a brutal siege not a week goes by without reports of not civilian casualties and this last week has been no exception the u.s. led coalition is accused of killing forty civili

forty percent more positive and even press like press release like in town while so you're looking at nobody's criticizing them and why would they when he is their boss especially the wash post but what's even more interesting is that is the the wash post coverage actually kind of fell right in between of the other two well you know in terms of actual like positive coverage and things like that it. you know the praise for amazon because of the bottom middle and ninety five percent of post article coverage kind of range from that neutral forty three percent to a positive following of about forty eight percent told words like ninety ninety three percent of the new york times coverage of amazon was and ninety four percent of wall street journal's coverage range from like straight news to kind of the press release style you're talking about fifty seven percent of the new york times its coverage thirty one percent of the wall street journal's coverage could be characterized as somewhat to extremely flattering scissors as you kind of can see there even the post got a fellow in between and t

three percent to a positive following of about forty eight percent in told words like ninety ninetythree percent of the new york times coverage of amazon was and ninety four percent of wall street journal's coverage range from like straight news to kind of that press release style you're talking about fifty seven percent of the new york times its coverage thirty one percent of the wall street journal's coverage could be characterized as somewhat to extremely flattering so there's as you kind of can see there even the post got a fellow in between and that's really fascinating to me and the other thing that's really fascinating about all this is. when you when you look at it it seems like they're quick to criticize the super rich or the super powerful when it comes to their political leaders and usually you see articles about the koch brothers about soros and they're going all the time where you very rarely you know they're jacksons into politics where they make those inroads you very rarely actually see their business practices criticized it's like we would go up to the politics of s

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and and all of norway and france all talking some of them twenty forty twenty forty i'll be dead i think that's that's a walk away so unless we have a new technology to replace the battery technology we have today we don't see it going at the level where they're projecting it right now ok so point taken the battery technology itself goes back to one thousand eight hundred or so as you point out we've got more efficiency in battery and i've got to transition to more battery powered engines and cars and vehicles it's still however you've got a dependence on lithium as part of this battery global battery business and the lithium supply is controlled pretty much by china through a proxy more or less in australia so is lithium the new oil in other words if oil powered the twentieth century and now are moving into a different kind of a scenario a different era different energy sources is lithium now in a position to eclipse oil is this something that you get greater out energy out than energy and it's cetera what do you think. you know i think afghanistan has a lot of health and i don't know i

percent of the country out of four hundred districts the taliban dominates forty eight three more than in june. the us president's speech with a risk contributor with our model thanks for joining us. today what's your impression of from the strategy i mean how different will it really be from policies of previous presidents that sounds like another surge just without giving any numbers away doesn't it. yes you know trump tried to reveal himself as the president of secrecy who doesn't to unveil his plans trying to distinguish himself from his particularly his the latest previous as a barack obama by not setting what he called author official timetables etc but in essence b.s. there isn't much of a difference this plan this strategy is very similar to what the you wish vice president joe the former u.s. president vice president joe biden had advocated to focus on counterterrorism not on nation building that time biden i think lost the argument to people like stanley mcchrystal the military officials and the other military officials in the obama administration but you know as i said it do

raising it up to forty three and forty point finally we ended up with forty four nine or forty four six whatever we ended up but. yeah no well we were and i was completely gone back. but now that this has happened once and we haven't seen flooding like they send a blank for a hundred years. deal wiry that this could happen again that you're going to have to scramble on respond by this again in the future. no i really don't i mean i think this is a thousand year flood that's exactly what i'm gonna call it because. i'm also local historian and i know about the floods in. and where they came from this is a modern day record only because it's god speaka little bit earlier about the events. yeah and and jane of course as i talk to you. the storm itself has headed banqiao into the gulf of mexico is going to the northeast and is heading towards louisiana so much much already in ful. is expected at both to the east of houston and in the state of louisiana went out of the woods yet jiang nor i just can't get over the speed at which that water is rushing past you. the people that i surprised at h

make it a lot less messy putting to some reports the taliban are in control of between ten and forty percent of the country out of four hundred districts the taliban forty eight three more than in june. a major change in u.s. military strategy in afghanistan in terms of what a shake up in donald trump's in a circle his controversial chief strategist the biden was the latest to head through the exit doors and it's kind of more pain reports the president's foreign policy decisions with his new team while surprised the very people who voted him into the oval office so you want to be an american president what gets you aleck to is it pledges of more wars or the opposite we've been moving from one reckless intervention to another kid in libya syria iraq iran this destructive cycle bad decisions we cannot be a policeman of the world polls show that promises of peace were key for trump voters more than half of americans said they would prefer that the next president curb u.s. involvement in military conflicts and trump isn't the only president to have gotten the job writing hopes of peace b

government says more than forty percent of the electorate took part in sunday's vote constituent assembly will be. writing the constitution and will have the power to dissolve the current. voting took place amid fierce protests and deadly clashes up to sixteen people were killed over the weekend. from caracas. well as you can see. did they. claim big story in the assembly. in order to get here it's been a very violent for some here in venezuela. brought this a started on april first. two sounds like more trouble on the way as you can see. we're invited to expose on or want to discuss the situation in venezuela. you cannot just unilaterally as a president tell your people ok well i don't like that you've got the current constitution i want to write a new one so that i can decide who stays in power i can decide who i appoint to the high court and i could also decide what goes on in congress that is not a democracy if you want to call this before others no which i surprised you want to go to the mark receive because it is not a democracy and you cannot interpret that in those articles of the

into the international labor organization here in the united states your average salary sits around forty four thousand dollars a year and our words most people are living large these days which makes it a tad disconcerting when we see millions upon millions of dollars being wasted by governments corporations. other groups around the world here in the united states we are the universal champion brock lesnar of wasting tax dollars this is due primarily to our obsession with the military industrial complex take for example the amount of money we've wasted on the beautiful island retreat to guantanamo bay cuba the gorgeous beach beach side war on terror prison resort and military base surrounded by a very fertile minefield just a stone's throw away from havana in miami beach this beauty has cost us taxpayers about five point six billion dollars over the years for just the prison facility alone and of course like a kid in college or your favorite political party it always needs more money yes according to the miami herald the pentagon is looking to spend nearly five hundred million dollars in

work was exactly also the audit brings into the light about fifteen hundred dollars spent on alcohol forty two thousand dollars spent on automatic weapons as well as personal travel expenses now the british contractor in question has said to media outlets that these assessments are unfair and inaccurate we've also reached out for more detail for commentary obviously we'll update if we hear back now we have to keep in mind that this particular audit focuses on the years of from two thousand and eight to twenty thirteen and all of this has come out into the spotlight but we do know that there is more auditing going on in terms of what in terms of the years that followed so certainly more is expected to be revealed then and we have to of course keep in mind that this is far from the first time when the issue of contractor spending as well as the efficiency of those training afghan forces on the ground comes into the spotlight to prove graham remain trouble just last month special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction who pretty because of a lack of performance metrics it. almost im

it's located just under forty miles from the nation's capital the historic african-american community of carver road in haymarket virginia sits at the center of a fight you may never ever hear about in the mainstream news media because it involves the internet sales giant amazon and the newly crowned richest man in the world. you see amazon through one of its kind of lackey corporations is trying to muscle power lines through the store community to power and amazon data center expansion in the area now one would think that any story involving amazon the stork minority community fighting fighting for their neighborhoods that includes properties acquired under eight hundred sixty six law that allowed freed slaves to own land would make for great to your average journalist but sadly apart from a few local papers an alternative news sites the story has been largely ignored but why would this be well journalist adam johnson of fairness and accuracy in reporting of spawning a very interesting pattern of coverage concerning. mr bay's those amazon and tech reporting in general by a least thre

we married forty six years. and. i am glad i have treasured ten more years yet. and. you know that it's been a major impact on my life. the american environmental agency has finally forced down to clean the river. but the process has only just begun it could take decades and cost hundreds of millions of dollars. he however no date is set for decontaminating neighboring yards like alice book elders. refused all our requests for an interview. in the multinational merely sent us an email stating that we seek science to be solutions that protect human health while also contributing to the well being of the local community. on the other side of the world another contamination is wreaking havoc as a result of one of the worst industrial catastrophes in history thousands of children have been affected. but dow has never dealt with. it happened in india in bhopal. in one nine hundred eighty four the local chemical plant exploded. killing twenty thousand people and releasing tons of toxic products. at the time the factory belong to union carbide a pesticide giant that dow woul

amounting to nearly seven hundred forty one thousand barrels a day latin american country is the third largest exporter of crude oil to the u.s. venezuela also bowled around fifteen percent of american light crude exports last year. we talked to. an expert on latin america who told us why he thinks the u.s. has held off on sanctioning crude oil. but so far the sanctions that there have been to mention have been against refined venezuelan oil products and against individuals in the venezuelan government they have not been for the importation of crude the fact that they are not including crude speaks to that interdependence and the fact that us all producers and export don't want to up the market and potentially that ten percent extraction of venezuelan oil could spike u.s. gasoline prices as well so i think that that is the concern meanwhile the protests in venezuela not going away the opposition denouncing sunday's constituent assembly elections as illegitimate also insists officials are lying about the turnout but those government says more than forty percent of voters took part in su

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going to see if it's inside if i use one i don't i'll be for an hour again you know and then like forty to shooting it they tell me and i and that they're going to name the show now. meta i mean i'm like no no no you can't do that we don't want that on a resume like it's a horrible name and then our knowledge at it. how to get you from a it was a straight up offer like tara. but there were starting shooting a week later which for me told me that someone dropped out you don't cast a movie for days before you start shooting it. and as i read the script i kind of saw why there are a lot of holes in the script that were left to be filled by visual effects and visual effects are really expensive and knowing that this was going to be done on a micro budget i was seeing visions of sit in marty croft style visual effects igniting the sea monster. slease static which kind of thing i thought i'd be working with puppets and i'd told my wife that this is going to be a huge misstep by. going to turn it down halfway through the script i told her this is this is something i should do and with my daugh

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years that's right you have to go there's never been this high in the two hundred forty year history of america and even longer and i was going to say if i can finish my point you know you get to interrupt me all the time going to interrupt you because i finish my point that in the u.k. it's been three hundred years or longer lower than three hundred years that we've seen bonds at this level so in people talk about well the trend is going to reverse it's been five ten fifteen twenty years thirty years in the modern bond era you know it's time to reverse think about the trend reversal after two hundred fifty three hundred years going in the same direction i mean once it does reverse and there is a secular bond bear market we're talking about rates going from less than one percent on the two year and less than whatever it is to an app percent of the thirty year to five six seven eight percent remember in one thousand indy under paul volcker rates got to sixteen seventeen eighteen percent eighteen percent can you imagine that when we first started reporting on this the last financial cr

prisoners and paying for five thousand soldiers to watch a centrally forty one people is. i mean i'm saying it's imo the fish should die i'm not making a moral judgment things on the fishing use of resources for our. young men and the other the military but you know this building was built one nine hundred fifty six it was a pretty you know we're talking about like words. things that it does need upgrades . what they're saying is that they need to do these upgrades not only for earthquake. issues but also because they're sort of need to upgrade it so it can provide proper ambulatory care to five thousand people all the five beds five thousand again i'm not getting the numbers here there's this isn't quite right we only need five but as a for the prisoners as there is it's a little strange but it's supposed to be for the people on the base and made a statement to us the different events health agency definitely said it has to do with that there's the facility has a significant risk of collapse in a major seismic event do the to the lack of seismic design features which i th

i've been in this neighborhood forty years. never. it's no laughing matter though when soldiers from the national guard show up. the army corps of engineers decided to let out water from the nearby reservoir. to ease the pressure. a breach in the levee still deemed possible the dams our indicate. those who have come from further afield to get people out seem more aware of the gravity of the situation. natural dam breaks. yeah. everything everything out here underwater. everything's under. now you don't live down. they have. these homes are built on form of wetland. they although. residents here though trust that's a storm like harvey only comes along every five hundred or a thousand here. it can match and. houston. yeah if we haven't flooded now for not complying. she lives right here at the south lawn next door. and we are very blessed. yeah i can say that i have been so blessed and have electricity and cable as for the reasons for the extreme weather. one is swiftly excluded. lately not planned and now we've had hurricanes for years

benchmark go down to a five week low forty six forty four now at the same time we've got the gas the they need more of that right and so that's in you know tight supply or tighter supply and that's why we've seen a two year high in wholesale gasoline prices to a dollar seventy six a gallon for the rest of us that prices the prices are also going up to two dollars and thirty seven cents on the average right now. so that's sort of the market dynamics on the stock market side some oil companies are doing better and some are sixteen what's going on to our viewers well really it's like they say about real estate right location location location and so if we look at the one that's really taken a tumble it's exxon mobil who's been pretty hard hit one with their beaumont texas plant that they've shut most of that down the refining capability and then just a little bit north and east of that is the number two refinery in the united states and that's in baytown and they're having big problems there they even had to report to the texas environmental quality folks they've had a spill that's not