thank you for joining be a matter of guesswork. thank you forjoining us. with the aftermath of the grenfell tower fire has said all the survivors who need it have been found temporary accommodation. by noon today it said a third of a million pounds had been given to families. nearly a week on from the disaster in which at least 79 people were killed our special correspondent lucy manning has been talking to families — getting their side of the story. last week, grenville was home will stop this time last tuesday, meals were being eaten, tv watched, homework done. now it's a place where families are lost, where those who survived can't return. and they are still searching for help. will thompson helped save his neighbourfrom the fire. he's been given a hotel room to live in. hotel is a hotel and a home is a home, they are not the same thing, no matter how good it is in a hotel, my home is over there in the ashes. and what have they said. sorry, will. this is a week, almost a week after the fire and i'm really angry. i don't want to be there. i want to be at

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. >> this is all guesswork. >> science is not guesswork.but in terms of the more immediate national security threats, you know, terrorists going around to major cities, places like manchester and trying to blow people up i think is a much more pressing national security matter than the potential for any sort of rising ocean levels to displace people, and that's, i think, where u.s. leadership is probably more needed and where european allies are sort of wondering where the president is standing. >> okay, the other story. jared kushner. he is the president's son-in-law, he's the president's senior adviser. he is a blank page, as you wrote, something that anyone who sees him can just fill in with their hopes and dreams for what they want him to be. talk to me about how he is dealing with being now the focus -- not the focus but at least part of the investigation into whether or not the trump campaign had any ties to russia. >> my sense is he's sort of in some ways he's been through something like this before. he's been in the west wing of the

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while the guesswork long over the korean peninsula. it the warmbier called worst mistake of his life, and now he has paid the ultimate price. a week after the 22-year-old american returned home from north korea in a coma, his family announced their son had died. brexit czar sad duty to report that our side, otto warmbier, as completed his journey home, surrounded by his loving family. he died today at 2:20 p.m. wastto warmbier he sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster while in pyongyang on an organized tour. american officials say it was a sham trial. >> i have made the worst mistake of my life. >> last tuesday, otto warmbier he was medically evacuated to the u.s., where dr. said he was in a state of unresponsive weight fullness, with the -- unresponsive wakefulness. president donald trump took credit for his release last week and on monday he expressed condolences to his family. >> he's been a year and a half in north korea. a lot of bad things happen, but at least we got him home to be with his pa

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there is no more guesswork. you can agree or disagree, but you know what is in paragraph 78 or whatever. >> you've got to write orders that don't get up to footnote 332. say, i know commissioner o'reilly has championed that change were just talking about of the process. i want to give a shout out to him. i know you share that sentiment. let's shift from these process matters to substantive matters. as i'm doing that, i want to call your attention, we've got a few copies left in our inventory that are out at the desk. you may have heard me say that before. copies, twofew books. in is new directions communication policy. communications law and policy in the digital age, this is five years old now. they are on sale for $10. that's not the reason i bring them up. you may want to grab a copy. a lot of the ideas that are in concern matters we are going to be talking about like net neutrality and broadband deployment and the substantive issues. they are discussed by the free state foundation scholars. because of the ad

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there's a lot of guesswork going around. >> talk to lots of different people in different areas and we are speaking so much like these are actors, however if you talk to scientists who are cooperating on research levels or you talk to folks in the diplomatic area, each person i talked to. [inaudible] and you give us a fuller sense where you see levels of cooperation. in addition to the separate areas i've seen cooperation on. >> and then there's another question here, i saw a hand up. yes, sir. >> i was wondering if you could comment on the doctrine and how it applies to the current level of context and policy. >> can you describe that doctrine. >> let me talk. briefly about nuclear materials. what's been interesting to us to share his opinion on that type of cooperation, the perception has been if you look at the budget, it's not entirely clear we have a commitment but also if you look at the substance in the meat of russian american materials, there's really not much left. i think that's very sad, personally because we took for granted and the russians took for granted the amount of

and was there analysis informed guesswork? going to know but i think we'll hear from more critics of this bill as time goes on. back to you. melissa: some of the criticism i saw minutes later was factually incorrect what was in there. it was so obvious people prepared their complaint before it even came out. gerri willis, thanks for that. david: melissa did read the whole thing yesterday. melissa: i did. david: here is former lieutenant above of new york, author of "beating obamacare." betsy mccaughey. holding in her hand. she read it. these are beltway lobbyists. claim to be for the doctors. claim to be for -- but they are beltway lobbyists. they're all inside beltway. i would think badge of honor for people to put this together their against it. >> only 17% of physicians, practicing physicians belong to the ama. david: these are people, all these people were supporters of obamacare. >> exactly. but the fact is this bill is good news, if you're looking for a job, if you want to support your family, this is a job-producing bil

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and for the outside world there is no more guesswork. you can agree or disagree with what i'm doing but you know what is is in paragraph 78 or footnote 332. >> as you were talking i was thinking that i know commissioner o'reilly has catch oned the change you were just talking about and other process rerms to. i want to give a shout out to him had. and i know that you share that sentiment with him as well. >> absolutely. >> let's shift from process matters to substantive matters. as i'm doing that, i just want to call your attention -- we've got a few copies left in our inventory that are out at the desk. you may have heard me say that before, but i really mean it this time. there are a few copies left in own inventory. we have got two books, one is new directions and communications policy. this was published in 2009. in 2012, communications law and policy in the digital age. this is five years old now. and they are actually on sale for $10. but that's not the reason that i bring them up, although you may want to grab a copy. but a lot of

now, just guesswork from my point, but there might be a hint there that he might come forward with something he does occasionally on these situations. he will have to think if it is something that can make a difference. from the point of view of most people in northern ireland politics, what they would underline here is we don't want a return to direct rule. that would not be a step forward. and once you do that, you lose impetus and you then might have ages before you get things sorted again. they have to get them sorted, they have to get an agreement, but we should not go back into direct rule. i hope you don't mind me asking your question which is partly personal and partly based on party perspective... your thoughts a former uup leader on the dup, forming with the conservatives and having leverage in the process, what is your thoughts on that?” and having leverage in the process, what is your thoughts on that? i was ina similar what is your thoughts on that? i was in a similar situation in 95—96. my predecessor within a similar position in the 19705, when predece55or within a simila

anna: we're waiting for mitch mcconnell to speak, a certain amount of guesswork goes into what he is going to say when he gets to the podium. we've seen reports that perhaps he is going to try and bring about another bill. this is how my cat would be the way forward for the republicans to trying to craft this? and onene last week this week, is he aiming for another version to try to get another cbo score? kevin: i've been covering president trump for a long time i'm not going to guess list pfizer is going to say. i do think they are definitely going to be trying to push forward right now with the notion that they are going to try to again get something passed sooner rather than later. it really is like what we saw happen, we all remember how president trump had a political victory ultimately badmouthing the building on of the house. those republican lawmakers to the rose garden, having a very public show of support, saying this is a unified republican party and a couple of weeks later he called the bill mean. he said the senate version was a bit nicer. even if jake a look at the pres

there is a lot of guesswork here. >> how to get a couple of time. two at a time here. >> thank you, debra decker. were going to lots of different people in the russian and american side who are seeking so much here, like these are monolithic actors, however if you go to combat nuclear terrorism jointly, by the russians or operating on the research level, folks in the diplomatic area who know that the russians and the americans did an amendment passed so, this one little sliver of light is i'm wondering in the polar sense of where are these levels of cooperation or as you mentioned potential areas but i'm wondering in addition to these separate areas of our community cooperation, >> i know there was a question, i saw a hand up here. >> i'm from community college, i was wondering if either of you could comment on the doctrine and how it applies to the current local context. >> i wonder if you can describe what he's talking to. >> let me talk about very briefly that implementation. >> it was was interesting to ask this to sort of share his opinionon th

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