and that's why sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander. i mean if, if the law is permissible which says, doctor, you must tell the woman about adoption, then why shouldn't the law say family planning center, you must tell the woman about abortion? sounds evenhanded, sounds as if everybody in the same business is under the same rules. you, the government and nifla, are trying to make a distinction there. and i need to know if you're right. the only distinction i hear so far is one has a doctor about to perform, and the other has just a counselor. is there any other distinction possible? >> justice breyer, that is the crucial distinction. i agree with you on the sauces for the goose and the gander. but when you are performing a medical procedure and you're making disclosures about your own services, what the plurality opinion in casey says, this is page 80 -- >> if it's about doctors, i agree with that. >> that's right. >> but i think for most people you'd think family planning, you know? family planning. that's the category. and the woman w

they weren't supposed to come through gander, originally. they were supposed to go from cairo to frankfurt and from frankfurt into fort campbell. somehow or other that got changed and the interim stop was going to be in gander. anyway, turned out that the airplane was that second contingent. and, immediately, of course, we all got alerted. mobilized to send people to the crash site and begin the preparation, because people -- they were, at 6:00 in the morning, already beginning to show up at the gymnasium where they were supposed to come. >> all the family members? harry: the family members had not even heard. just hours before they had received a phone call from gander that their loved ones are coming home. so, anyway, i get picked up by the brigade commander and he says -- boy. we start talking in route. we went to the division headquarters and began to make plans on how to do this. thank goodness it wasn't on my shoulders to make the announcement, as colonel herling had to. all the family members had already begun to gather at the separat

i acquired a business in minnesota called gander outdoors.y. i think they're gonna want to see something that you do. so i think we go ahead and make both of these units. jeff: got it. lemonis: i want to show them your capabilities. jeff: okay. lemonis: the inkkas/flex display jeff and aimee made was fantastic. so i want to use that display as an example of their capabilities. and so i'm asking them to go to gander outdoors and really prove to that team that they're capable of making anything. if the people like it, this could be a multimillion dollar account. i will tell you that while it's my business, they make their own decisions just like they do. jeff: of course. lemonis: and they're gonna be tough on price and tough on quality. jeff: all right. aimee: okay. lemonis: all right. aimee: thank you. lemonis: good job. good job. jeff: thank you, buddy. ♪ lemonis: we have two weeks to bring the prototypes to life for our presentation at gander. everybody is working their butts off getting these displays ready. jeff: get those pallets out of t

that's why's sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander. if the laws permissible but says doctor, you must tell the woman about adoption, then why shouldn't the law say family planning center, you must tell the woman about abortion. sounds evenhanded and as if everybody in the same business has the same rules. the government are trying to make a distinction. i need to know if you're right. the only distinction i here's one is a dr. and the others just a counselor. any other distinction possible? >> that is the distinction. when you're performing a medical procedure i'm making disclosures what the plurality says. >> for most people you think family planning. that's a category and the woman will make a decision and then the state can tell them something to have to say we know they can tell them about adoption so why can't they make them tell them about it portion. >> when you're going in to have a procedure and you have to make certain disclosure that's a disclosure related to the service you're providing. it's a question of how much you have

nadia tells me eve ryo ne gay and the gander.law and it has made the climate here much worse. —— a propaganda. translation: they found an enemy and thatis translation: they found an enemy and that is it. there are a lot of problems here but if you can blame the gaze for everything there is money to sort anything else out. it has always been the way in russia. —— big in some corners, russia looks increasingly conservative. like many, igor discovered religion when the atheist soviet union fell apart. deepin the atheist soviet union fell apart. deep in the countryside he and his family live what they now call a traditional life. the couple say they are children of perestroika. but along with new freedoms, igor says the 1990s wrought a cascade of corrupting influences from the rest and he —— from the west and he regrets that. translation: u nfortu nately regrets that. translation: unfortunately society is moving away from christian values. this is happening slowly but surely. there isa happening slowly but surely. there is a rejectio

when they stopped at gander, they had all called. can't wait to see you in a couple hours. we will be home. that is all she kept saying. i just talked to him. he is not gone. that was hard. that is the one wife i really, really remember. it was a nightmare. it was a total nightmare. >> you are now the battalion manager's wife. you are having to deal with a family readiness group or family support group and trying to figure out how to deal with helping all of these families best you can. how did that go? >> it was hard, because your husband gets up -- battalion and it is supposed to be a happy experience having a ceremony that he is going to take over of it is supposed to be a big thing. it wasn't like that. i am trying to take care of widows, and you are trying to take care of new wives coming in , their husbands replacing the ones that passed away. you had some that were still part of the battalion who did make it home, so you had this conglomeration of all these different women. it was very hard. thank goodness we had the family support group. general patrick went up to w

it seems that that innovation was given added power to political proper gander as well.the story. we will share your comments about the use of your data later in the news briefing. and now, a new boss at the central bank in china. a us educated economist. you can see him here behind ming. —— behind me. let's go to our asia business hub where rico hizon is following the story. tell us more about him. he has a lot of experience for this job. he has served as deputy governor of the people's bank of china for the last decade and he will be replacing the governor who was set to retire this year after a record 15 year tenure. when you speak to analysts about the incoming appointment, they say it assures policy continuity as beijing moves aggressively to incorporate the west into its financial system. other banking regulations have reacted to contain problems in terms of runaway debt rose and curb risking lindy practices in the shadow banking system. this man will ta ke shadow banking system. this man will take charge of efforts to liberalise the exchange rate and get greater i

i don't think the goose in gander has to do with everybody in the world. and there are things called family-planning clinics, et cetera. >> certainly, your honor. take it on narrow and a broader construction, under construction as i understood your hypothetical, family-planning center that didn't perform abortion but did all the other services. i believe it would be unconstitutional in a pro-life state to require that center to give a pro-life kind of disclaimer that was required in pennsylvania because they are not doing anything that relates to the practice of medicine in that context. taking the broader construction, if we are not going to gerrymander this and say all doctors who treat pregnant women have to give all the options. if that's the case, doctors who advised to deliver and doctors who advised to get abortions are going to be swept into this requirement, and the political ramifications of that are enormous. we should not politicize the practice of medicine in that way, and the line that casey drew between performing abortions versus advising a

. is good for the gander. should start with everyone in parliament.ome affairs committee. privacy international. discussion about this technology at all. all. parameters are of this technology, and the legal basis for it. and the legal basis for it. down any conversation needs to happen. happen. download information from people's phones? phones? there is no real national guidance on this. guidance on this. that points towards the need for a national guidance. national guidance. and greater overview of what is happening. overview of what is happening. don't think a case—by—case basis is working. working. documents you are carrying, if you are arrested? place, the level of intrusion is huge. huge. talk about this, why is this important? important? people safe, have access to this data. data. being stored, who can access it and who is looking at it? who is looking at it? device that will assist it as the investigation. investigation. proportionate investigation, is that ok? proportionate investigation, is that 0k? investigation, is that 0k? necessary and

president of a gander and president of float. with turkey as the e.u. i want to underline how important this initiative for prime minister boyko is for all member states in the you and i can recall affirm that our prime ministers and presidents in all the european cup it of i really appreciate this initiative of privatised the bulk of votes if this is what you can and what should improve our relations with the route through with you with our neighbor it's important for so many reasons and teacher thing to them. ok you were just listening in on donald tusk the president of the or pain council expressing his condolences to the victims and the families of the victims who lost their lives in the tragic fire we've been covering throughout our day and breaking news story this is not a we have more main news headlines coming up after the best short break. it's. fundamentally the united states and russia are have been for decades to scorpions in a bottle each capable of destroying the other but all the price of being destroyed itself is. said well these weapons

questionjust then, is be people in washington asking the question just then, is this progress or the gandertake the world stage or is this a chance for real denuclearisation. the south korean delegation who went to the white house to date said they believed he is committed to denuclearisation and thatis is committed to denuclearisation and that is clear and a message that the white house wants to hear however this was not delivered in a letter but an oral statement given to the white house. basically they told president trump this was what was said by north korea so the detail will be very important in potentially what has been discussed between south korea and north korea in what is being reported to donald trump. it makes sense to them to speak to one person who could make a difference and they immediately accepted this invitation to talk, the suggestion that president trump will meet kim jong—un the suggestion that president trump will meet kimjong—un kim by may is extraordinary considering they were swapping insults and talking about fire and fury. we have gone from times when president

sized only the terno which well they criticized a lot more the level of freedom enjoyed bipartisan ganders it was generally unsatisfaction coming back to you haven't you read the whole record that was not true either that if you didn't you didn't read that it wasn't for that report but you are a very selective i'm picking out the points where they criticize easier to see it doesn't lead to something valuable it doesn't devalue their importance any i can't sit here and read you out the whole reportable in your heart but you have it in what you see that it supports your point of view and there's plenty to support that it is you love it to support my point of view as well and the action against the press was all in line with your president's longstanding determination to bend the press in sudan to these we'll do you know how many newspapers do we have i know how many a lot. a lot in a country is a lot of newspapers which are not government or want free compared to the holy jim that means there is a free how to free minister in december twenty four team new president. spoke at a party meeting

>> what's good for the goose is good for the gander. that's right.eemptive. >> laura: obama came in and said product federal law preempts you, arizona. the supreme court in large part agreed. what jeff sessions did today is said we are following the obama example on federal preemption. what you are saying is that now you reject that? you supported it when obama did it. >> i just said why do even have to file a lawsuit? states filed a lawsuit against the federal government, now you're talking out federal government filing a lawsuit against a state? >> laura: they are obstructing federal immigration process. it's actually a violation of federal law. you can't harbor illegal immigrants or encourage illegal immigration. they don't harbor them? oh, my god, . >> if they don't pick them up within 48 hours, federal law said they have to release them. that's all it is. it's a federal law. >> laura: you severed francisco says. the idea of a century city is a phantom idea, there's no such thing. why did they actually have a law establishing sanctuary at the sam

. >>> looking over here, getting a gauge -- taking a gander at 101. this is palo alto. look at the conditions. we have lighter traffic flowing. there you go, rain hitting the lens, definitely on the roadway. the water is kicking up. conditions are very tough out there. another look in fremont, you see the flag moving around and the camera shakes at times. you see the slick roadways. the water kicking up off the roadways. we've had a bunch of spinouts, most minor crashes after chp. kari will explain what that is. i will show you that's out there and results in the blue. the puddling and ponding. >> dealing with that rain today and tomorrow. some better news. >> maybe you're doing some spring cleaning or something like that, it won't be raining the whole weekend like we're seeing now. widespread rain as we look at storm ranger, really coming down in marin county and solano county. we see good coverage and scattered showers on saturday with highs reaching into the upper 50s. it's going to be cool. it won't rain all day. you'll have to keep an eye to the sky. temperatures w

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when 248 american soldiers, most of them from the same division died in a plane crash in gander, newfoundland after returning from a peacekeeping mission. colonel rockman took command of that division -- colonel harry rothmann took command of that division. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, season and was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. youy, we continue to bring unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. american university public daniel professor dreisbach talks about the judicial process and separation of power. this talk was part of a symposium hosted by the museum of the bible in washington, d.c.. it is about 45 minutes. >> hello everyone. our second session today is the bible and the founding of the american constitutional republic with dental drive pick. during -- with david -- with daniel dreisbach. the bible featured prominently in 18th-century -- in 18th-century culture. this pres

. >> what's good for the goose is good for the gander and we can do a second round of questions and miss fitsmaurice, since you are kind of the tip of the spear with respect to risk-based programs at tsa, i do want to go on further with you about the precheck. this is an issue that's proceeded your time in this position and it is something that's troubling because we take a step back in precheck and the idea of precheck is you people sign up and we do back ground checks and do more in-depth analysis of this emand we make a determination that if you'rel ij for the pre-check program and not in its original form and there is vetting that goes on and there's current vetting that goes on and you have an idea of whether or not the individual whether could be a problem, and when you take him out of the other lanes and put him into this lane, from a risk-based issue, it's not good, and from a public relations issue it's terrible. so you want to grow this program. and when you want to grow the program i don't know what you are anticipating with airports number one, as far as the physical layout o

that, justice breyer said, well, you know in the law what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander brangham: in other legal news today, a defamation suit that was brought by a former contestant of "the apprentice"-- this was donald trump's formeha show--tried to sue the president for defamation. according to a new yok rule because he is president doesn't mean he doesn't get out of this potentialse. explain what happened. >> it seems to me what happened here is the prsident's lawyers were relying on a supreme court decision, "cinton v. jones." >> brangham: the famous "clinton v. jones." >> yes, and oddly enough it seemed to work aga the president because the supreme court held that president clinton could be sured fo sexual harassment claimed by paula jones. but the courtid nt-- well, the court explicitly said that it was not deciding whether a suit in ste court could go forward. it was only addressing-- this was a suit against president clinton that was brought in federal court. so i think theump administration is-- or president ngump's lawyers are reln that opening in that decisio

tools in fact have been used against us and they are old active measures warfare, espionage, for the gandertrade of the kgb back in the 1970s and 1980s. they had almost invented a new strategic pa rt had almost invented a new strategic part of undermining countries that they are opposed to. it is a very significant development and i do not think we have got our heads around that and frankly have not wanted to put up the longer we hold our heads in the sand the west it will get.= worse. you heard rossjohnson in parliament today saying if this was proved to be russian meddling there could be some form of retaliation perhaps scaling back uk representation at the world cup. that does not sound so serious as the counterattack. what could the uk realistically do? i wrote last week to the select committee chairman who are doing investigations into the malign russian influence and said we need a common framework and common definition and to understand these spectrum of tools that the russians are using. from that we can have a better idea of what do. i do not think pulling out a few representatives

. >> well, what's good for the goose is good for the gander, i do it all the time. and i have to indulge anymy colleagues. ms. fitzmorris, since you are kind of the tip of the spear with respect to risk-based programs at tsa, i want to go on a little bit further with you about the precheck. this initially preceded your time in the position but it is something that's troubling. we take a step back, pre-check, the idea of pre-check is people sign up, we do background checks, do more in depth analysis of them and make a determination that if you're eligible for the pre-check program, at least in its current form, not in its original form, there's vetting that goes on. there's recurring vetting that goes on and you have an idea whether or not the individual could be a problem. and when you take them out of the other lanes and put them into this lane from a risk-based issue, it's not good. and from a public relations issue, it's terrible. so, you want to grow this program. and you want to grow this program, i don't know what you're anticipating with the airports, number

officials from the five countries contributing to the african union force in somalia are in your ganders capital discussing plans to withdraw their troops by the end of twenty twenty the force known as amazon has been battling al shabaab for ten years it's now training local police forces and for me the miller spent a day embedded with an african union police patrol in mogadishu. these local police officers a stationed at one of several high risk areas in mogadishu it's not far from the old parliament building an african union police patrol made up of kenyan nigerian and ugandan offices stop to check in where the other way out. but the local police meant to keep the area safe and not armed we have done the training we have been giving them in terms of knowledge and skills what is remaining in the equipment if they're going to help equipment ok much more than we expect somalia is a national police force is twenty thousand strong but sometimes haphazard it's still finding its feet securing the capital often relying on residents to gather intelligence some areas in mogadishu are targets fig

what's good for the goose is good for the gander.uld he face some kind of charges or disciplinary procedures other than just losing his pension? >> you have to leave that one to the prosecutors at the department of justice. but, there are many times. leland: it doesn't seem that fair though, does it? >> there are times when a lie is not the equivalent of a crime. and fbi loses his livelihood for telling a lie under any circumstances. it may not rise to a crime and i have to leave that one to the prosecutor. leland: a lot more will come out, probably, once we get a chance to read through the inspector general report michael horowitz who we heard about before. even democrats really are holding back on this one. they are not defending mccabe. they say we want to read the report. we will see what it has to say. how broad could the implications be here. if mccabe's word, his bond as an fbi agent is now called into question. this is a guy involved in a lot of cases. he was involved in a lot of fisa warrants and involved in a lot of high pr

but that when we get there, president putin may believe what's good for the goose is good for the gander, if you will, and there are steps that could be taken the other way around that could lead to in my view potentially serious escalation. i wouldn't take that step off the table, but i would say that if you believe they're worried about regime change, to go after the instruments of power would reinforce that view. the capability to do that may be something we desire to prevent them from escalating rather than something we lead with in my view. >> i agree with that, except i add one more thing. in addition to the oligarchs, i would also demonstrate the ability, although not do it at scale, to get information into russian citizen's information flow. there's dozens of technical ways to do that. everything from broadcasting television over satellite with the country to doing things on the interior net. i would also signal we can do this if we want to. we're holding back because we're, again, trying not to be exploratory. >> former chief science adviser for microsoft in the uk. let me set t

and all the same reasons and his actions are no less mentally ill , there are geese and genders -- ganders in denmark. taking -- faking would not achieve his goal. he is exhibiting all the symptoms of the dsm. and when someone in deliberations raises what she will tell you in her closing remarks, ignoring all these other times, one of you should be the spokesperson and get up and say the lady doth protest too much, we think. justice kennedy has instructed that the law recognizes mental disorders and that they can lead to a not guilty verdict and that we have the burden to show you, not a burden beyond reasonable doubt, but it one of merely preponderance. it just has to tip the scale. on their side, they have an and ours weosition have grandiosity, delusion, pressured speech, theatricality, innuendo and sexuality, depression, worthlessness, suicide and violence. way more than preponderance. even king claudius, hamlet's energy -- enemy says he is mad and killed polonius. as he can so conclude, that should be your verdict as well. are there any lawyers out here? [laughter] await given special

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to be a gander brass, which are very good programs and the administration agrees with that. they have been under subscribed. what is the administration going to do to make those more tractable? >> only one of them is described. in the infrastructure proposal, there are accommodations to loosen up and broaden the eligibility, so that more parties can participate. .. they would follow by american policies. does the current administration also believe in that by american needs to be followed for the program? >> i think this administration,, this president in particular feels very strongly about that. we've been very, very tough on it, on the buy american provision. it is not within the infrastructure proposal if that's what's being discussed but it is an overriding statue that all of us have to abide by and do abide. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank the gentleman. recognize mr. webster for five minutes. >> thank you, mr.e. chairman thk you, thank you, secretary, for being here today. appreciate your willingness to come and testify that something that is an important issue f

tragedy where 248 american soldiers, most of them from the same division, died at a plane crash at gander, newfoundland. this is run by the west point world history. this is about an hour. >> good afternoon, this is the 24th of february 2016, i dined here in the west point center for oral history with mrs. susan rothmann. how are you? susan: fine, thank you. >> would you please spy your lesson for us and

but when we get there, president putin says what's good for the goose is good for the gander if you will and there are steps that could be taken the other way around that could lead to, in my view, potentially serious escalation. i wouldn't take that step off the table, by would say that if you believe that the already worried about regime change, which i do believe, to go after the instruments of power would reinforce that view and cause them to believe that they had to escalate in order to be successful. the capability do that is something we desire to prevent them from escalating rather than something we would lead with, in my view. >> if i can just chime in. i would agree with that except i would add one more thing in adoition to the ole garks i would demonstrate the ability, all the though not do it at scale, to get information into russian sit zones information flow. there's thousands of technical ways do that, everything from broadcasting, television over satellite to the country to doing things on the internet. and so i would demonstrate that and i'd also signal that we can do th