gage. -- one-year-old son, gage. i will teach you to ride your first bike. , watchour first sandbox you play sports and see you. i am always with you. daddy. on easter sunday 2008, chris was on patrol in baghdad when his fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the sergeant now rests in eternal glory in arlington and his wife, kelly is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son who is now a 13-year-old and doing very well. to kelly and gage, chris will live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [applause] president trump: thank you both very much. the terrorists responsible for killing the sergeant was qasem soleimani. he provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life. he was the most ruthless butcher. woundedr who ordered or -- who murdered or wounded thousands of american servicemembers in iraq. as the world's top terrorists, he orchestrated the deaths of countless men, women and children

among the dead they were searching for victims of another avalanche which killed 5 people on tuesday gage reports. they rushed to save people trapped under the snow but this rescue mission soon turned to tragedy it began on tuesday when an avalanche struck a road in the turkish province of van a bus carrying passengers and a snow clearing vehicle were buried in the overturned we've been under the snow since the avalanche hit this morning and no one came to us until now hundreds of emergency workers joined the rescue operation the vehicles operator and 7 passengers escaped 5 others were killed as police officers firefighters and volunteers desperately tried to dig out those trapped a 2nd avalanche struck the same road burying dozens more. people for the risky units 3 security guards one firefighter and 9 civilians unfortunately lost their lives may they rest in peace the death toll quickly began to climb weather conditions didn't help either blizzards and heavy snow or blocked roads and slowed the search operation people in the area were among the 1st to respond using their bare hands shov

an honor to be there. >> ed: gage, you had private time with the vice president.nth grade in oklahoma. you told the vice president a little bit about what you want to be when you grow up. >> yes, i want to be in secret service maybe. >> ed: why? >> maybe just to make my dad proud that i'll be maybe i'll get to be in service like he was. >> ed: he certainly was and we're proud of him. >> sandra: tell us about your husband. >> yes. he was the most caring, amazing father and husband you can imagine. i like to call him the kind hearted comedian because he would make anyone laugh or smile. you could be having the worst day in the whole world and he could make you smile or brighten your day no matter what. he was an amazing man. >> ed: we mentioned the terrorist -- the vehicle was hit by a device. moving forward you're going after some of the banks that helped the iranians that fund the terror. >> we need help with congress and the department of justice to have our backs in helping -- we have an appeal right now and we need them to help us to talk to the courts and have

says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage. now jerry i said 1st anniversary of the beginning of the mass movements that i'll said the country's longest serving leader president i'm a fake i was removed in april but protesters are still demanding freedom and democracy as well as the removal of those they call the ruling elite victoria. every friday for the last year they've been demanding an overhaul of algeria's entire political establishment. many algerian say they feel betrayed by that political elite and have lost trust in the government. algeria's political crisis began last february when president after lizzie's beautifully announced he wanted a 5th term in office the 82 year old had ruled for 20 years but was rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013. after weeks of protests calling for him to step down the army withdrew its support algeria's longest serving president eventually resigned the speaker of the upper house of parliament upped okada bid salah was appointed interim president but faced a daunting ta

workplace and quote the allegations led him to resign from the los angeles opera last year and upcoming gage lutes plan here in new york may now be in question moving on the south korean composer chin taught herself to play the piano as a child and also taught herself music theory amazingly later in her early twenty's she went to music college however these formative years have resulted in a music not belonging to any specific culture in fact creating entirely new soundscapes. composer on soaked in is on a hunt for the best acoustics and hamburg's and for how many concerts. her piece is based on the odyssey and the sirens who try to cinco deceases ship c c c c . maybe kenny had more about is to be. once or tunes music is challenging even for the world's best musicians. so she's here to make sure they understand what she wants. is good. i always try to explain the intentions i had when i was comes. by most of the time people understand. when people insist on telling me that they can't play it that way it can get very personal. and then i'm pretty good at hitting back and they still piss and h

and they were right, the book ends with a transcription of general gage's order to the troops to go toord to try to destroy supplies that americans had cashed there and of course the date was april 19, 1775. that's how the book ends and that's how the talk ends and am happy to answer any questions [applause] please, questions. c-span is here so they will bring a microphone around. >> i wanted to listen to your story about the man in the painting. [multiple speakers] >> the question is what about the guy that was tarred and feathered. his name was john malcolm. he was a customs collector from maine and he had confiscated a ship that had been smuggling stuff not necessarily just tea but other things. people were really mad and tarred and feathered him. he went to boston to try to get support because maine at that time was a part of massachusetts. he went for the governor of massachusetts to ask for Ãb people got mad at him and tarred and feathered him again in boston. the upshot was that his story became, it turns out it went viral in london there were a lot of people i discovered who ta

to kelly and gage, chris will live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [applause] president trump: thank you very much. thank you both very much. the terrorists responsible for killing the sergeant was qasem soleimani. he provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life. soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher. he murdered thousands of american servicemembers in iraq. as the world's top terrorists, he orchestrated the deaths of countless men, women and children. he directed the december assault and went on to assault u.s. forces in iraq, was actively planning new attacks when we hit him hard. the u.s. military executed a flawless precision strike that killed soleimani and terminated his evil reign of terror forever. [applause] president trump: our message to the terrorists is clear, you will never escape american justice. if you attack our citizens, you forfeit your life. [applause] in recenttrump: months, we have seen proud iranians raise their voices against their oppressive rulers. the iranian regime must abandon its pursuit o

i will be with you again," he wrote to gage. "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first idnd box, watch you play sports and see you havealso. i love you son, take care of your mother. i am always with you. dad." on easter sunday of 2008, chris was out on patroin baghdad when his bradley fighting vehicle was hit by a roaide bomb.th night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. sergeant hake now rests in eternal glory in arlington, and fe kelli is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son, who is now 13 years old. to kelli and gage: chris will live in our hearts forever. he's looking down you now. thank you. thank you very much. thank you both very much. the terrorist responsible for killing sergeant hake was qasem soleimani, who provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life. soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher, a monster who murdered or wounded thousands of arican service members in iraq. as the world's top terrorist, soleimani orchestrated the deaths of countless men, w

to kelli and gage, chris will live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much. thank you both very much. the terrorists responsible for killing sergeant hake was qassem soleimani, who provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life. soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher, a monster who murdered or wounded thousands of american service members in iraq. as the world's top terrorist, soleimani orchestrated the deaths of countless men, women, and children. he directed the december assault and went on to assault u.s. forces in iraq, was actively planning new attacks when we hit him very hard, and that's why last month at my direction, the u.s. military executed a flawless precision strike that killed soleimani and terminated his evil reign of terror forever. [ cheers and applause ] our message to the terrorists is clear -- you will never escape american justice. if you attack our citizens, you forfeit your life. [ applause ] in recent months, we have seen proud iranians raise their voices against

"i will be with you again," he wrote to gage. "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sand box, watch you play sports and see you have kids also. i love you son, take care of your mother. i am always with you. dad." on easter sunday of 2008, chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his bradley fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. sergeant hake now rests in eternal glory in arlington, and his wife kelli is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son, who is now 13 years old. and doing well. to kelli and gage: chris will live in our hearts forever. ( applause ) the terrorist responsible for killing sergeant hake was qasem soleimani, who provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life. soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher, a monster who murdered or wounded thousands of american service members in iraq. as the world's top terrorist, soleimani orchestrated the deaths of countless men, women, and children. he directed the

gage are from stillwater oklahoma. her husband was killed in afghanistan. they are being honored by the president along with paul morrow of montgomery, alabama. he is now working in an opportunity zone in alabama, where he is open to concrete plans. finally, the former chief of police in venezuela capital city who had been arrested by the tovez regime and escaped fort lauderdale. most people will be sitting in the president's box. he will probably refer to them throughout his speech. slidell, louisiana. how do you describe the state of the union? >> i describe the state of the union to be precarious. >> why? >> i think that due to how unstable our president is, we are no longer trusted by our allies. economy is notr good as people think it is, even though the job ratings are great. we have a trillion dollar deficit. if this president gets elected again, he will cut medicare, medicaid, and social whority to pay corporations are not paying taxes at this point. it scares me. >> osmond is in delaware. are you with us? go ahead. we are going to move on to ron in

lyn gage? guest: i have heard of her work. is that a favorite source of yours? i no of her work but i am not read her work. i know people who are working on her legacy which is extremely important. host: what is your comment? caller: she was a brilliant writer. like ruth bader ginsburg, she -- sometimes you have to change the words of what you are trying to get to. if you can't say what you mean, you can't mean what you say and you can't get what you want. i think women don't want a quality they want equivalent rights as wind. they see men or other women working in a different category, doing the same work they do, and they are getting paid significantly less because they are not in the same category. the people right next to them, the men next to them are getting equal pay as they do. they are not getting the equal pay as the people in a different category. work, youquivalent should get equivalent pay. host: we will get a response. guest: we agree. i think that so much of the research demonstrates that women , we say are the chief of labor in our country. magni

coating meant educating the parent on benefits of speaking to their babies and being encouraged to gage the child and back and forth conversational type exchanges, one of the authors says children of those coached parents produce real words such as ball milk at almost twice the rate of children whose parents weren't coach to speak parent eads. a previous study on thsame group of baby show parents who are coached to use parent. he's had baes who battled more and had more words by 14 months than those who are not trained for today's health minute. i'm mandy gaither. >>homeland security and the d o j filing federal lawsuits against new jersey, california and washington state. i here in washington, it's all concerted effort >>and homeland security and the d o j are filing federal lawsuits against several states with sanctuary cities including california cry for show khloe reports about how lawmakers arefighting back. >>the trump administration's warning sanctuary cities and states that consequences that are comments you're actively undermining law enforcement to put officers at risk and the

rail says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. now antarctica has had its 2nd record breaking hot day in a week brazilian scientists say the temperature on seymour island roast almost 21 degrees celsius that's what have degrees higher than argentina scientists recorded at their base a week ago at i'd say melting ice on the coldest continent is accelerating rising sea levels worldwide. still ahead on al-jazeera. a. bit. of a bomb he does them of the funny been just in stadium for the caf super cup match featuring esperance upton is here and some other of egypt. business leaders is both to buy no bras paul. business leaders his vote to buy no bras paul. time for sports has been falling thank you so much 2 of africa's biggest football clubs will face off in the calf super cup later on friday with one of the continent's top club much is actually being held in asia cats are the hosts as esperance often is a take on egypt's zamalek in a showdown between the winners of the african champions league and the holders of the confederation cup

2008 sergeant haig wrote a letter to his one year old engage i will be with you again he wrote to gage i will teach you to ride your 1st bike build your 1st sandbox watch you play sports and see you have kids also i love you son take care of your mother i am always with you daddy. on easter sunday of 2008 chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his readily fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country sergeant hate now rests in eternal glory in arlington and his wife kelly is in the gallery tonight joined by their son who is now a 13 year old and doing very very well to kelly engage chris will live in our hearts forever he is looking down on you now thank you i literally didn't bid the the thank you very much thank you both very much. the tears responsible for killing sergeant haig was casino cell a mani who provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life solomon he was the iranian regime's buzz ruthless butcher a monster who murder ordered thousands of american service members in iraq. as the world's top terrorist salah

the ground very very very happy because if you're staying in the last thing in metal shake his leg gage. is not a place to be like a human being actually staying in your room it's a you feel more confident when everything like check is number on building rubble is a major environmental problem in parts of johannesburg many companies just done their ways to legally to avoid paying disposal feels that bordered on to mississippi is so much that she founded a startup to recycle the west rather than seed i love in honey but a lot of people do it waste removal right they collect ways and then they call it but then we take responsibility over where the waste ends up be they have betrayed roads with their waste we compost it we also send it distribute it to organization that make you service. organizations like lead loaves house building company had they just started stuff compatible trast their construction west provides the basis for global's environmentally friendly bricks one issue still to be resolved is how to process building west and transport each to construction sites. we are working

collapse of the gaddafi regime weapons from libya flooded down into the saddle and sadly ensuing beaning gaged in may khadafi military forces returned to mali weren't important factor in the destabilization of northern mali so there's a very close link in security terms and there's also a link in human terms because the fact that libya is effectively not a functioning state without all the normal institutions and capacity to defend its borders that used to be the case that of course opened up libya as a channel for the huge flow of informal migrants a couple of years ago across the sahara principally from nice jack in the saddle through to the libyan coast there's always been quite a strong movement of people but the reason that a large informal migrant flow of people seeking to reach europe could pass through libya was because there was in effect no libyan if effective libyan state machine to control that frontier ok let's move on to the currency the regional currency has been the c.f.a. frank as you know since 95 backed by france it will be renamed the eco to whose benefit is this and what c

happens to shut down attempt has caused long term damage to media freedom in the philippines nicola gage for inside story. or let's bring in our guests now for today's inside story from manila is harry roque a lawyer and former spokesman for president to 10 and a former member of congress and san diego california in the u.s. richard hadari an epileptic all scientists and author of the rise of detecting a populist revolt against elites democracy and also in manila. journalism professor at the university of the philippines thank you gentlemen for being with us on inside story harry role in many let me start with you you were president of territories spokesman once you've known him for a long time what is his government's real motivation in wanting to shut down a.b.s. c b n well let me 1st correct your reporting that the president has clarified the restylane spokesperson that the has nothing to do with a warrant opposition filed by the office of the service general under the philippine constitution the philippine supreme court has originated restriction over these kinds of petition and unde

who is spartacus we look back on the life and movies of hollywood legend kirk douglas who has died gage of 103. now it's a practice that usually causes lifelong physical and psychological damage female genital mutilation if g.m. the united nations has set today february 6th as an annual day to draw attention to the problem which is more widespread than you might think. is carried out in communities around the world but it's particularly prevalent in these regions in africa the arab world and in asia it's thought up to 200000000 women and girls have undergone some form of female genital mutilation egypt ethiopia and indonesia have the most cases by far in egypt 87 percent of women between the ages of 15 and 49 are thought to be affected but the problem is not limited to these countries here in the european union it's thought that half a 1000000 women and girls live with the consequences of female genital mutilation many survivors live in france our next report interesting introduces you to a group of women they're fighting to end the practice. fatty mandia and her daughter samantha and s

power sharing agreement here says any outstanding issues will be finalized in the coming days nicola gage has more. after 2 failed attempts south sudan's political rivals finally reach an agreement president salva kiir and his former deputy riek machar say they will form a unity coalition government on saturday ending years of conflict not an idealism i say that race after the president resolve the issues of states we have agreed to form a government on the 22nd of february without any further delay so congratulations to all of us. civil war broke out in 2013 less than 3 years after the country gained independence from sudan after decades of fighting here accused of attempting a coup that led to a political dispute deteriorating into a years long conflict killing tens of thousands of people and displacing millions more a deal to end the fighting was signed in ethiopia in 2018 with the fog i lay in the there are few things that are still outstanding but we will resolve them together through the transitional government in the meantime things like security and protection of all opposition me

claimed that they set down some according this a game changer in the country's long running war nicholas gage reports. this is the mormons yemen's who 3 rebels say they shot down a saudi air force typhoon fighter jets the rebels in this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. led coalition confirmed one of its planes went down in government in the country's northeast booties also broadcast vision of what it says is the aftermath of saudi led in strikes in the area followed which the rebels claim were retaliate tree attacks the saudi coalition released a statement saying there was a possibility of what calls collateral damage to civilians this show you that the us and our forces has been able after they have shut down. several of the. american drones over the skies of yemen in the last 3 months now it seems to be that they are able to slow down those fighter jets and they can say that if they start at this stage this means that we're going to end that and use stage of the lot of these claim the plane was downed with an advanced air to ground missile some analysts say if that's true it would be a ve

rial says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. journalists in the philippines demonstrating against attempts to close down the country's largest t.v. network a government lawyer filed a petition to cancel the franchise of a.b.s. c.b.s. corporation on monday the network has been a fierce critic of president were driven to take out a serious general allen dog was at the protest. they're calling this the red friday protests hundreds of journalists and activists are taking to the streets right outside basically the main headquarters of the biggest media network in the country calling on the public to support and for the government basically to respect the country's and the people's right to press freedom and freedom of speech over the last few years to charity has basically threatened to shut down and not bring you the franchise of abia c.b.s. he has accused it of bias and impartiality and for not the airing his campaign videos during the 2016 elections now activists and journalists say they remain defiant and they remain committed to

gaging in a weary daily struggle to make up for a laugh today we had nothing to eat i had to wait and ask a women to help us we had no fit yesterday a pastor and my husband asked some fishermen nearby to get him something from their catch until 3 months ago they received cash from the government the programs called bolsa familia the family bag it was only about $40.00 a month but it helped keep them afloat now for them and about a 1000000 other brazilians that benefits been stopped the number of families newly admitted to the program has also plummeted to a fraction of those accepted before it's meant a ballooning waiting list of half a 1000000 people sell it 58 an unemployed is among them she says she's been given the runaround since she tried to join up last august no thank the authorities don't care they push me from one place to another like a pingpong ball. most of the media's help millions of brazilians it's the government's flagship antipoverty program but it's been having problems but 5 years now and this is just the latest setback it started when the leftist thing government

stocks another record help becky gage of service providers rising -- by a key gauge of service providersaystar the response to the virus has been overblown. >> you don't block a nation just becaus

at the eldorado high students are handing in completed voter registration forms an act of civil and gage meant and perhaps a commitment that may last a lifetime robert oulds al-jazeera las vegas. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the number of coronavirus cases in south korea has more than doubled taking its nationwide total to $433.00 the government is restricting movement in big cities like seoul and. well top organization is concerned about a surge in corona virus cases with no clear link to china iran has reported another death bringing its total to 5 while the health organization has warned the african health systems would be ill equipped to deal with a potential outbreak health ministers have met in ethiopia to discuss developments with partner support we have gone from having only 2 countries with laboratory testing for covert 19 a few weeks ago to now 26 countries that have been confirmed in the region that have the capacities to test for this and we were building on an already established influenza laboratory network. we're anticipating lead by the end of february

rial says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. turkey's president has concluded his tour of pakistan imran khan hosted the one in islam about the 2 leaders signed an agreement to boost bilateral trade currently stands at $800000000.00 earlier one also expressed support for pakistan and its stance on indian administered kashmir a court in istanbul has acquitted a renowned turkish novelist on charges of membership of an armed group asli other one was arrested in 2016 as part of an investigation into alleged links to outlawed kurdish fighters she was among 2 dozen employees who work for the pro could ish or as good newspaper. iraqi women are defying a call by a leading cleric to stop protesting alongside men. calling for the segregation of men and women rob matheson reports from baghdad. iraqi women standing together but not standing alongside men this is how the leading shia cleric knocked out of solder says iraqis should protest against government corruption high unemployment and u.s. troops based he looked at the flooded market or

minister says he's ready to use the army to help contain the virus in the north of the country victoria gage and he has a report on. life inc you don't you're in northern italy is now happening behind closed doors the town's mayor has told the 15000 residents to stay at home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus rosica valley is one of the few people venturing out she owns a pharmacy and the man has told her to keep it open to the pole would appoint a man to him we're all afraid but we're crossing our fingers hoping all right if someone doesn't feel well they should react early because people can be cured if they come to hospital in a desperate situation it's much more difficult to cure them as many experts are saying we'll probably see many more cases of infection over the next days as people now are more afraid of the virus and will likely ask more for a check by medical stuff whereas up to 2 or 3 days ago the virus was perceived as something very far from italy prime minister does that picante has announced a ban on people entering or leaving zones designated coronavirus hotspots but h

i had an idea for a consumer agency like the toaster agency only you could not cheap people cards,gages, credit student loans, payday loans. i love it. consumer finance nerds, my people. here is the thing. i went to washington with this idea. i knocked on doors. democrat, republican, i did not care. i pitched to everybody on this. it is a financial crisis, let's do this. i discovered after a while, i was getting the same two answers. part one, democrat/republican, that is a good idea. it would actually make a real difference. structural change. the other was don't even try. wall street will be against it. the big banks will be against it. republicans will be against it and half the democrats will be against it. you will never get it done. i get it. big structural change is hard. but it was the right thing to do. [applause] sen. warren: yes. so we got in that fight. we took on the big banks. we took on wall street. and in 2010, president barack obama signed that agency into law. [applause] sen. warren: we can make government work for the people. we can do it. we have done it. now, we hav

the current agreement the next few days will show whether a more permanent peace is possible nicola gage al jazeera dozens of opposition party supporters have been detained in kazakhstan during a crackdown on anti-government demonstrations but protest has gathered in the capital or still targeting the country's largest city of el monte where there's anger regarding restrictions over the creation of political parties opposition leader. has been detained for organizing the rally william courtney is a former u.s. ambassador to the country who is now with a think tank the rand corporation he says it's time for the country to have free and fair elections. almost a year ago president by off overnight ruled that he would no longer be president but he would actually pull the strings behind the curtain so to speak and he had the capital city we haven and of itself and that turned out to be popular as it's done as an upper middle income country according to the world bank and they watched as popular revolutions and for example i mean here 2 years ago there's a landscape election and crane last yea

. >> caller: i said have you read the brilliant matilda joslyn gage? >> guest: i know of her work. [inaudible] she was a personal secretary. >> guest: right, right. is that a favorite source of yours? i know of her work. i have not read or i do know people who are working on her legacy, which is extremely important trend what is your comment on that? >> caller: she was a brilliant writer, and like ruth bader ginsburg sometimes you have to change the words of what you're trying to get to because if you can't say what you mean, you can't mean what you say and you can't get what you want. and i think women don't want equality. they want equivalent rights as men. they see men are of the women working in a different category as them doing the same work they do and getting paid significantly less because you are not in the same category. but the people right next to them, the men right next to them is making equal pay as they do but they are not getting the equal pay as the people in different category. if they're doing equivalent work you should get equivalent pay. >> host: we'll will g

we are joined by our global finance executive editor cameron gage. this is a very phenomenal deal, and i am curious as to your thoughts on valuation, given what we have already seen in the brokers space in terms of consolidation. asking: people are whether they paid too much for it, but this goes with goldman's strategy -- with morgan stanley's strategy. , it has to besly an all stock deal, but are they overpaying for e*trade in any way? they do get $16 million in deposits. they are shifting the structure of their bank slightly, but is it at a cost? >> that is certainly the question the market is asking, and i think you see that in the price movement today, but it remains to be seen. e*trade, everyone knew they were essentially for sale after the td ameritrade and swap deals. they weren't really in a great position in that industry, so i think it is a perfectly valid question to be asking. guy: let me get your take on all of this. what people are talking about this morning as well is the corporate stock plan business. everyone has run the side rule.

finish in nevada, where gary tuchman has been talking with african-american evangelical voters to gage their presidential preference. what they said may surprise you. [ applause ] >> reporter: this is the fountain of hope church in las vegas, evangelical african-american church. >> the eyes of the nation are now on nevada. right? >> right. >> reporter: we asked church members attending an evangelism conference to talk to us about the caucuses, the first nominating contest in a diverse state. >> how many are leaning towards joe biden? seven. >> reporter: joe biden is among three candidates who did well among this group. he wasn't number one of. >> how many are leaning towards elizabeth warren? seven. >> reporter: elizabeth warren tied with biden. who is the candidate that gets the most support here? >> how many are leaning towards tom steyer. eight. what do you like about tom steyer? >> i like the fact he has fire in his belly. >> reporter: tom steyer and groups supporting him have spent around $14 million on tv ads in nevada, compared to under a million for both biden and warren. steye

to kelly and gage, chris will live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [applause]. thank you very much. thank you both very much. the terrace responsible for killing the sergeant was so money who planted to his life and it was the iranians who james monster who murdered and thousands of americans in iraq and the world's top terrace he orchestrated the tests of countless men and women and children and soleimani went on to assault u.s. forces in iraq with actively planning attacks and we had a very hard. and that is why i asked mom that, the u.s. military executed the prisons and strike that killed soleimani and's separated his evil terror forever. [applause]. american justice, he attacked our citizens and you will forfeit your life. [applause]. in recent months, we have seen proud iranians raise our voices against the rollers. the iranian regime must abandon the pursuit of nuclear weapons, stop spreading terror death and destruction and start working for the good of its own people. because of our powerful sanctions, the iranian economy is doing very very

you're going to see private companies neutrino gaging in warfare. people care a lot when and if a dead soldier or dead marine shows up in this country and we start asking ourselves why did they die why did what were they fighting for nobody bothers to ask about that contractors. every american who serves joins an unbroken line of heroes i am awed by their sacrifice. men in good time and no allowance and i'm going to lie i'm going to i'm not i'm not you when you bag you in kind of would our men have family coming in the family unit. who to be got in on only what they needed got. there's no one going to go out and protest in the streets of a contractor's kill. country still exercises its foreign policy the use of force and violence in these 4 regions but is using proxies contractors 3rd country nationals and in obscurity their role. you see i do that you get into that in the record i do some missions here we'll end up in afghanistan it's really your money and your tax money. doing it but make sure that politicians don't get in trouble. private militar

gage solutions. so you can... retire better. >>> i'm in for breanna keeler. live from washington's headquarters, it's not a question of if but a question of when the coronavirus will spread through the united states. if that's not enough the top official of the cdc has issued this washing. >> we now have outbreaks in europe, outbreaks in other countries and asia, and we recognize our very strong measures in the united states to contain the virus, to keep it limited to very low numbers may not hold for the long haul. we don't know what will occur here but the transmissibility has us wanting to be as prepared. and we're learning the virus is not as severe as the report first reported out of the province. >> the president will be talking about that and before that he will be directed by the director of infectious diseases. he spoke about the status of the coronavirus in the united states right now. take a listen. >> there have been no secondary cases in the united states. as things are right now, things are under control. you're right. there's two ways of lookin