haas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 4 of rule 1, the following enrolled bill was signed by speaker pro tempore mooney on friday, september 28, 2018. the clerk: h.r. 6897, a bill to extend the authorizations of federal aviation programs to extend the funding and expenditure authority of the airport and airway trust fund, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on october 1, 2018, at 11:45 a.m., that the senate passed senate 2515. signed sincerely, karen l. haas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules

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decade average national debt has risen from around a third of course domestic product to more than haas the effects of likely to be felt most in emerging markets where borrowing tends to be especially high. the i.m.f. has also downgraded german growth europe's so-called economic engine i asked our financial correspondent conrad bosun how bad the numbers are. never grow at a rate of one point. two point five. this was not only. over one how much of an impact. has already have on a german economy exports. were what went down who are. the banks of course. who were the problems of the pile. is correct pointed out that a trade war between the united states and china is denting german exports a sector for agricultural machinery especially hard hit by the knock on effects of terrified. here in london germany's northwest families are paschal to america's john deere tractors. although some are produced locally the biggest ones are imported customers here are more interested in performance than trade politics. on the john deere heavy yes but they're built strong and they have the pulling power th

whether young or grown up dorman fans haas are full of black and yellow love thanks of a spectacular performances by their club in recent weeks and you see how fast players started where they left off in the champions league midweek against athletico madrid. lens care and wreckage just managing to prevent an early dortmund lead. in the eighteenth minute there was a goal but it was disallowed by marco royce was marginally offside there by cancelling jaden sanchez sensational backheel effort. but censure ultimately got his goal in the half hour mark mario got says setting him up for dormans deserved lead. my hat showed courage and fought their way back salomon kalou with the equaliser just before half time. after the break dortmund were looking for a second goal and put the pressure on such a reestablish the home side lead and made history in the sixty first minute the eighteen year old is the youngest player to score praise for the club have my don't mind went looking for another goal and yack a blue loss and will rule not make it three one. because in the ninety first minute dan axle

. >>> here's a little bit more about we've learned aboutsy r sayoc. 56-year-old haa lengthy 2002, he convicted of theft, stolen property and traffic charges. reatening to with trying to throw a bomben prt trump condemned the attacks but also said he doesn't bear any blame. >>fy a and shoriw the world had that we are united together in peace and love and l of3o law bombs were send in ewh was, but when sticker, president trump, mike os similar, in fact, let's see ife whave he posted this video and images of himself that are he wasit cral of high profile democrats. you see vid at a trump rally. wi pictures of himself cnn let's bring thatincent hill olivia skype.us. it did not take law enforcement nd cch quickly.t. >> simply because the postage rough florida.hey had to gth this guy was so slope it's almost like he wanted to be caught. he left his fingerprints and other dna i would suspect saliva left on that on the stamps used credit cards it a's wanted to be caught and thankfully all federal as low law this guy to justice ck to bring >> we heard a lot of people ofiling who this might be

twelfth century plasterer sebastian haas and his apprentice your big fans are there for part of a long tradition. today they're visiting the construction site at the theater. these enormous pieces of plaster and stucco from the auditorium way up to three hundred kilograms in a few weeks they have to be put back up on the ceiling. apprentices start out learning simple tasks in a building next door many historical areas are being renovated old paints needs to be scraped off it's a tedious job attitude is important with cliff talk always like decorative plastering it's a good substance for bringing a space to life no matter what the quality is like. what it looks nice kind of freeze things up if you stand in the space and think wow now you can look at the ceiling and if there's a really nice painting on it that's even better. you hunter says he's always liked beautiful old things before he became a plasterers apprentice he studied history and archaeology and worked at his university. now he's thirty and has opened up a completely new chapter in his life he's training for a life transition

haas. next speaker, please. if there are any other members of the public on this item, if you line up to my left, your right. >> i'm bob finebaum, the president of save muni. we are very definitely supporters of the downtown extension of caltrain. we agree with the r.a.b. study, which had a timeline that showed this project could be delivered with caltrain coming to the transbay center at the end of 2026 or beginning of 2027. but it cannot be delivered if you halt the funding. this is a separable matter, ladies and gentlemen. on the one hand is the governance side of it, which the comptroller and the t.a. staff and others can weigh in on, but on the other side is a strictly technical matter, which are the engineering drawings for the 30% design of the d.t.x. that should go forward in parallel with your discussion about the govern, and i think that if you adopt the resolution as it's stated, you should add one other organization to the review, and that would be the coroner's office, because clearly you will be ki

it was lot six biggest ever win in the bundesliga oh full color nuremberg it was yet another haas footballing lesson. time for the sunday powwow talent and instinct two things you just can't teach don't miss pocket all costs are possesses both in both talent and instinct were on display in saturday's victory over al spurrier bundesliga reporter jonathan crane is in the studio to talk me through it jonathan al cossar is the first player check this since nine hundred sixty three to score six goals in his first three outings talking about this twenty five year old loney from barsa online from fossil evidence he carries on the way yes kr. yes they're going to want to make it permanent at the end of the season dortmund by the way to have that option our coach to send father said he was a very very good transfer a bit of an understatement i think because he's got some stats to show you just how much of an impact he has had. when you mention the six goals amazingly they have come when he hasn't even started a game that we can see here six go astray appearances eighty one minutes play that's fourteen

obvious it was lot six biggest ever win in the bundesliga will full color nuremberg it was yet another haas footballing lesson. and also on sunday frankfurt hoffenheim went into their clash with identical bonus leader records right down to goal difference frankfurt came into the match after a big win in europe and continued their fine form with another victory. both yulia knuckles man and i.v. huzzah rotated following european action in midweek after a slow start the game suddenly came to life around the half hour mark hoffenheim went close to scoring twice but laying out a bit in court and then karen damn it by which a knife by the would what. frankfurt were more clinical look a yo bitch put and say right that's true and go and speed maybe one mil. the creation is the goal of the season off nine people all of the bellman might want to watch the replays. after halftime the visitors doubled their late this time yeah which supplied the finishing touch himself again keep about him and could have done better. but then in the sixty fourth minute that received his second yellow card with the man

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have of the full color nuremberg it was yet another haas footballing lesson. i was lost in a football so i can suffer for you they set a match in russia where a penalty kick became a kick and backflip all involved in motion the goalkeeper was left at dumbfounded asacol to score a celebrated as happened in the impression national student soccer league let's take one more look how slow down with a high degree of difficulty converted the way. i set you up today i had to. climate change so. waste. pollution this. isn't it time for. eco africa people and projects that are changing our current for the better it's up to us to make a difference. in our magazine. w.

it was lot six biggest ever win in the bundesliga of the full color nuremberg it was yet another haas footballing lesson. for the young thai footballers who made headlines around the world when they were trapped in a cave have been honored by the international olympic committee the wild boars were guests of honor at the youth olympics opening ceremony in buenos scientists argentina and afterwards they got to pick their wits against a south american soccer institution. they couldn't attend the world cup final invest because of the fragile state does my doctor saw us. but now the thai junior football team that was trapped in the cave for more than two weeks are in argentina for the trip of a lifetime and a game against south american football giants river plate they took on the cops under thirteen's inside the estate you monument the stadium that host at the one nine hundred seventy eight world cup final river plate on it the boys in the coat just before the game. but the real excitement started right after kick off although it was just a friendly the wild boars fought their way from be

richard haas we'll see you tomorrow night.ugh tell senators the truth about when he learned of allegations from his second excuser in the neerk. we'll compare some new reporting from nbc news to the tape of his testimony. >>> plus in tennessee last night, mississippi tonight the president takes a campaign swing through the south. we'll take a look at new polling from that region including a red state that's looking a little purple these days. "morning joe" is coming right back. g right back from the very beginning ... it was always our singular focus. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. and these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancercenter.com appointments available now. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that

diplomatic malpractice not to say the trump hotel you can tell when you saw them at a greatou hotel they haa saudi arabia chooses to celebrations of the trump hotel. maybe they made a determination that was the best hotel in town. there's a lot of venues in washington d.c. they just happen to settle, maybe, maybe not. certainly something the court should be looking at. >> host: monuments have been -- is there precedent here that these cases will be looking back, too? >> the decimal issues really go back to the founding, by and large the issues haven't. so for example, president obama received the nobel peacere priz. by and large there's never been anything like this and so the questions are of these novel over the last 200 years. >> who did he go to for that? s. going up to a special office that gives opinions on questions like this and is not the courts, but usually uses the office of legal counsel. >> host: has the office moved in specifically? >> guest: president trump deciding for himself. >> host: pol is up first we talk about this case and what could happen with a going forward. republ

. >>> and how to avoid holiday haas until your tlafravel, we he the tips and the deal. right now how the stock market ended the week >>> you may know her as buffy the vampire slayer, but these days sarah michelle gellar is slaying a different kind of beast. it's the baking aisle. she turned on foodsters, that's a company that mixes sustainable and organic ingredients for kids thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me sbr for those that don't know foodsters, what is it and why did you come up with it? it seems like a different line of work for you. >> it's the most sustainably farmed baking ingredients on the planet i can say that comfortably it's a big statement it came from a bunch of different places initially it was inspired by all of ow children, my cofounders, we all have children, not together, although i think these days we probably raise them as if they were all siblings. but you see this transformation in the supermarket right now you're watching the perimeter of the store, organic, nongmo, better ingredients, farm fresh, direct source. but when you

i don't think he would have done this if he had not thought he haa license from the u.s.tration to frankly behave as he wished to do so. reporter: the allegations facing the prints are based on circumstantial evidence and leaks from turkish security. the is also hard evidence he is reckless. for three years, he has been fighting a war in yemen, disastrous for the civilians and international standing of saudi arabia. his blockade of qatar, saudi arabia's tiny neighbor, was ill thought out and ineffective. while he gave saudi women more ghts, he has locked up women who campaign for the right to drive. the prince has shown himself to be a young man in a hurry. intolerant of criticism prince'sis one of the top security officials. cctv picture show in iistanbul the day jamal khashoggi disappeared. it was one of many leaks from the turkish government, one of the latest indirectly confirmed by the foreign minister is they have a recording of mr. khashoggi being killed and dismbered. asked did it happen, he of course, we have some information and evidence. reporter: turkey's pres

let's follow up in a minute on what richard haas just said. angela merkel saying she's not going to run for re-election, also, of course, david duke and a lot of white supremacists, a lot of white nationalists praising donald trump for his language. we're going to talk about pittsburgh, going to be talking to caddie kay about not only what is happening here but across europe when we return on "morning joe." from shark, from shark, and our newest robot vacuum is no exception. from floors to carpets, it tackles all kinds of debris, even pet hair, with ease. but what about cleaning above the floor? that's why we created the shark ion robot cleaning system, our innovative robot vacuum paired with a built-in powerful shark handheld. the shark ion robot cleaning system. one dock, two sharks. cleaning on a whole new level. (bright percussive music) from capital one.nd i switched to the spark cash card i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees

it was lot six biggest ever win in the bundesliga of the full color nuremberg it was yet another haas footballing lesson. and now we probably see that christophe cover would be here a little later in the show to talk about those u.s. researchers who have just won the nobel prize for economics for a software we know about that is fair to say that the committee giving out the prize made quite a statement in awarding this prize this year's nobel prize for economics has been awarded to two researchers for their. work on climate change and innovation us economists call nordhaus and paul romer receive the award for integrating innovation and climate with economic growth the jury said along with the prize the two risk researchers will receive nine million swedish kronor or one million u.s. dollars in economics prize is not formally a nobel prize as it was created by the swedish central bank in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine in memory of alfred nobel all the other prizes were mentioned by a nobel in his will. well for more i'm joined by my door come on my colleague from v.w. business m

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full color nuremberg it was yet another haas footballing lesson. and what a harsh lesson but this takes leipzig second first place we have a shining star you mentioned brasier darkman how they get back their old four i mean this team is just so exciting to watch at times they even remind me of the year cup teams between twenty ten and twenty thirteen and i think for them right now it's not only because they have a lot of young players that are hungry touring trophies you know a team that wants to prove themselves but everything for daughter fight now seems to be kicking her from top to bottom at the top you have what is it in the. however here you have a man who's an excellent tactician who has basically a solution for everything he knows how to read the game and when things don't go well for dortmund he just like snaps a finger makes a substitute and it's paid off every time and i think that's also and that has also have dortmund is that they have a bench with a difference you take a look at somebody like. costs or six goals without having made a

with best wishes, i am, signed sincerely, karen l haas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 4-b of house resolution 1084, the house stands adjourned until 9:30 a.m. on friday, october >> the house is meeting every few days this month for pro forma sessions. legislative work resumes after the midterm elections. back now to remarks by senator bernie sanders on the current political climate. sen. sanders: massive levels of inequalitywealth where the top 1% of the worlds population own half the planet's wealth while the bottom 70% of working class population account for less than 3% of global wealth. it's not to accept a declining standard of living where many workers around the world nor to accept the reality of 1.4 billion people today living in where children in country after country today are dying from easily preventable illness. to write for a future in which public policy and new technology and new innovation work to benefit all of the people, not just the elite few. our job is to support governments around the world oft will e

it was lot six biggest ever win in the bundesliga of the full color nuremberg it was yet another haas footballing lesson. and now to one of sport's most grueling and darren's tasks and one of the world's most inhospitable environments the added come across a chance to a close this weekend after six days of competition in the searing heat of chile as atacama desert runners from thirty six countries laced up to tackle the elements in the two hundred fifty kilometer course one hope chunk was the first malcolm headed parents cross the line in san pedro but there was the light and relief for everyone who made a. business now of christopher cover and we're talking about nobel prize winners sara this year's nobel prize for economics has been awarded to two researchers for their work on climate change and innovation u.s. economists william nordhaus and paul romer receive the award for integrating innovation and climate with economic growth the jury set alongside with the prize the two researchers will receive nine millions for swedish kronor or the equivalent of one million dollars every week

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politics i do not know what is considered an independent and he haas cutted days to form a government but we he will have to win the confidence of the blocks in parliament including the. lead blocks of prime minister about the current prime minister has supporters of more than said that on one hundred also all iranian backed groups including former prime minister nouri al maliki who bore five say they have the right to form the next government he will have to win the confidence of this otherwise in thirty days if he can't do that and win confidence for his government the president will have to operate someone else to do the same is the time coming looking at the bigger picture for a second because the way that they appoint the president and the prime minister that goes back to the immediate aftermath of the two thousand and three invasion of iraq is the time now coming when they have to pick that because does that process or the adherence to that process slow everything down and see if there is the slightest wrangling within m.p.'s or within different groups of m.p.'s the whole thing

nelson walks through these haa way world. >> uganda, kenya, cameroon, mali, the democratic republic of congo, bay area refugees are seeking soil um in the u.s. -- asylum in the us. >> first of all, i'm trying to get a detailed chronological story of what happened. >> these are stories of torture, rape and mutilation or in this case, contortion. >> i did not join the mull try in my country, and they tied my hands and feet and the beating continued. >> forced position torture is common and one of the most common things is to tie their ankles together and tie their ankles to their wrists. >>> what's it like it these stories? >> it's tough. >> dr. nelson is about facts. heat hospital. it's the only kind where doctors document evidence voice asylum cases. >> do people come for help and to be safe? >> i don't think anyone feels safe right now. whenever i hear about it, it's a death sentence. >> it's a shared fear. >> this 20-year-old escaped guatemala with her son. >> they starved us and beat us, they even tried to rape me and they raped my sister in front of me. >> she is one of central ame

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this president haas done more -- now lawrence -- >> it is not the president.ess i'm talking about. lou: let's kind of just look at the facts. the facts are 275,000 people, have we got that, put up this full screen if you would, on birthright citizenship. there it is. political establishment -- well that is a quote. the political establishment trying to stop us is the same group responsible for disasterous trade deals marks i have immigration that bled america dry. >> i totally agree. lou: he is trying to speak. a lame duck speaker in the house of representatives who said, there is the 275,000, that is 2014. >> it is a mess. it is insane. lou: born to illegal immigrants in this country. that is 7% of the birth rate here in this country, seb. this can't stand and by the way, let's talk about what the president is doing. in addition, sending 5000 troops, more on the way to the border. what is going to happen when those caravans get to the border? will the mexican government finally grow up and be responsible partners on that border? >> well, if behavior to date,

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nbc news national political reporter heidi prisbela, richard haas. good morning. >> unfortunately, mika, a lot more than baseball. some grim news continues on out of the middle east. and just as grim, america's response to it. a secretary of state that seemed to humiliate america on the world stage, much like donald trump did in helsinki. >> we'll again with the latest on the disappearance of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi. yesterday, the turkish government leaked the gruesome details from what it says is an audio recording of khashoggi's torture and murder at the hands of what it claims was a 15-minute hit squad. saudi consul left turkey on tuesday and turkish investigators searched his residence yesterday more than two weeks after the october 2nd incident. after turkey leaked the gruesome details, which they said were from a recording of khashoggi's murder, president trump was asked about it yesterday at the white house. >> did you ask for this audio/video intelligence that the turks have? >> we have asked for it. if it exists, we've ask

it historically, as well, that usually meant you made it we haa final vote.ager democrats are going to try to prolong it as long as they can so their protesters can keep going. >> sean: productions, kimberly, what do you say? >> i'm hopeful, i think, that he will be confirmed. >> gregg jarrett, how is this coming down and why are they waiting? >> jeff flake wins the charlie brown wishy-washy award. there is no predicting that. murkowski and collins -- they don't have courage peered there waiting to see with the other one does peered so who knows? >> sean: what you think, monica? >> i think he gets confirmed by the clarence thomas to split, 52-48. >> sean: thank you for all being with us. i hope for the sake of fairness and due process that equal justice under the law and the presumption of innocence prevails here. when we come back, more on his exclusive reporting. he was in the middle of a mob earlier today with protest. we have a sebastian gorka and dan bongino here not because we continue to monitor where will this go? judge kavanaugh writing in "the wall

joining us now richard haas.s for taking the time this morning. >> good morning, jim. >> so there will soon be more troops on the border than there are in iraq to fight isis where they're outnumbered three to one based on the recent pentagon estimates. you said that is an unaccept abe misuse and pollicization of our troops. >> we already have a border control there and already national guards men there. we're talking about a group of, what, three, four thousand individuals that best we know are unarmed. they are still weeks, if not months away from the american border, if, in fact, they ever get there. why would we need to send thousands of heavily arm eed soldiers when we have capable individuals on the border. we are not facing an invasion, even though that's the word that's been used. out of principal, i almost never talk about what motivates people because you never quite know. but in this case, there is no plausible argument that we need american troops. there's simply not that kind of security situation the

by the way, before we everon haa herd of a special counsel or robert miller. remember, he is now under criminal investigation. his attorney, lisa page, they are saying they both witnessed and chronicled rod rosenstein talkinga about wearing a wire against the president. of course, we know all of rod rosenstein's other conflicts. bring he recommended firing comey, he signed the final -- wu have one more piece to what is a very disturbing puzzle. it is now clear that members of our bureaucracies were trying to destroy both candidates and then later president trump and what was a coordinated effort with opposing political campaigns and what they called it -- remember, we reported it a few months ago, there media leak strategy. all of this means hillary is bought and paid for. phony russian dossier that was never verified, never corroborated, used it to get ga fisa warrants. all of these lies basically to influence you before the 2016 election, and use it to commit fraud, to get a warrant on trump campaign associates, and after all of that field, donald trump wins

t haa strong and it is important for us to look at the results of those negotiating tactics and to encourage all of americans to get behind our defenses and especially our wonderful secretary of defense. >> host: do trust president trump on north korea? >>cantwell: it is important to have dialogue and talks between north and south korea and the united states to make sure north korea does not continue its production of a nuclear weapon. you do that best buy gaining support of a multinational approach but also to hold north korea accountable. to put pressure on russia and china and other people. but with nato and other countries in europe it's hard to go back and forth. my father served in world war ii and was a fighter pilot captured in a pow camp. we stood up for the nations that were partners of ours. building partnerships is the best way to hold north korea accountable by having their product exported to russia and china. >> host: another important national security issue affecting us locally. losing another f can - - soldier in afghanistan yesterday was the 17th anniversary of action but