it's very hard. because it's. .. again, it goes back to yourself.h, i have a son who died in the bombing. um... you lost a boy? yeah. i think maybe if i didn't went there, if i wasn't there, he wouldn't die. um... and he was born in denmark? you brought him over with you? yeah. why would you bring a child to syria? for a better life for him. we thought we were going to come to islamic state and live under islamic circumstances. what would you say to those back in your country that say you knew what you were walking into, you have to stay and face the consequences? no problem. yes, we face our consequences, butjust give us the consequences. let us see what's our consequences. let us come back and take whatever is waiting for us. for now, europe has only accepted a handful of children who have lost both pa rents. countries seem more open to accepting children if they don't come with mothers who might be a problem. to those mothers, theirjailers are the enemy that defeated them, so the camp managerjudy is facing a huge challenge to build relationships

we work very hard to communicate with them. introduced a process every we monday night where we have a ceo and sit there with a leadership team and have dinner. after a while, you realize we have gone through 25 or 30 companies in the process and keep having more sessions like this. communication helps a lot. we show were more opportunity lies. these are all great companies. they see where the opportunity is and make the adjustment. brad: seems to me that the for me, we want the money to modernize, and it is important for americans to understand that. what in addition to discussions in conference committee about individual programs, there will obviously be discussions about the topline number. toplineious, at what funding number would be army be under what to implement the national defense strategy? mr. mccarthy: if we hold flat, we have $182 billion. and that includes oco. if we stay flat in the out years, our buying power starts to reduce. i think it was secretary mattis and general done for testified about maybe a year and a

he's also hearing other voices saying it's hard to take the hard line against china.'s push for as much as we can iget. >> w in his ear? peter navarro, the hard liner on klein? is it larry kudlow, the former cnbc commentator? who is shaping the policy? >> all of the above. unfortunately, i of depends on who is the last person to speak to the presidt. on some days, it is peter navarro, who is pushing that hard line, saying we need to take on china now, have this and battle, ultimate fight between the two powers. then you have other people like larry kudlow, steve mnuchin, who are saying, let's try to think fortunes anditical don't have a recession going into 2020. that'sreally depends -- why we've seen this frenetic approach from the president. one day he's listening to navarro, the next day mnuchin. >> so much is driven by tmp's chaotic governing style. that's really bad for investors. the other thing is that he's heading into 2020. we're hearing, despite hiss, positive commehat there's a lot of concern at the white house, behind the scenes, about what this economy is

it had californians hard. homeowners hard. it blew up our deficit. those of us who are opposing trump need to work together to start a conversation about what it means to be fiscally responsible. that should be an issue we all agree on. we can't do it without a president who admits that his policies have been a part of the problem. [applause] rep. porter: i just want to say thank you again to everyone who was here today. it's a beautiful sunny day. thank you for coming and asking your questions. thank you for being respectful. thank you for being engaged and listening so politely. i am delighted and honored to represent you. i look forward to seeing you at other events. please call. like 49,000omething letters or phone calls in the first eight months. some of you are making your voices heard. we really encourage people to keep reaching out. stay engaged. we are in this together. that is how we will move america forward. thank you all. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning

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yeah i tried everything i could on the hard. hard to stay alive but a fortune was just not enough the dutch 21 year old's day will come but on the verge of another world title this iraq continues to live as hamilton. and the french inventor frank he's a pastor has successfully crossed the english channel on a jet powered whole board he designed himself the 35 kilometer trip took the past 20 minutes with one field stop midway across the channel it was the 14 year old 2nd attempt is successful landing on english soil comes $100.00 entity is off to leave 1st cross channel and flight. peck on the lips a few last minute checks and frankie's the part i was ready to take off. the french inventor had failed in his 1st attempt last week after falling into the seat during a refueling attempt but on this occasion there were no slip ups and the partner managed to avoid taking a bath as the cliffs of dover came within sight as a part of was home and dry touching down safely in st margaret's space across the english channel his wife crystal g

too hard, quit now. what did they say to the lgbtq activists? too hard, quit now.hey did not quit. organized. movementt a grassroots and they changed the course of american history. [cheering and applause] this is it. in americanmoment history. this is our opportunity. to get organized. to build a grassroots movement. to persist. and to build the america of our best values. dream big! big!m t [cheering] ♪ "respect" ♪] ♪ warren: it is all right. >> hello, again. to take selfies with therammy, lined up over there. up over ba, ba, bum, >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. oralg up live friday, argument in the case regarding the release of president trump's financial records from deutsche bank in the second circuit court of appeals in new york city. live storming around 11:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. buttigieg at a town hall meeting in nashua, new hampshire. on c-span2, the commander of air combat command will talk about readines

it is really not hard. it is hard to explain that to people. i have successful friends, and they say, how do you get up? much of it is not a teleprompter. i will have notes or something but much of it is off-the-cuff because there is tremendous love in those rooms. it is amazing, and i'm sure that you see that. it is an incredible love. i have to say that i believe it is stronger now than it was election day and i think it is stronger now than i've ever seen it before. >> when congressman elijah cummings calls you a racist, your reaction is what? pres. trump: i think the word has really gone down a long way because everybody is called a basis now. her own party called nancy pelosi a racist two weeks ago. is so overused. it is such a disgrace. i can tell you i am the least racist person there is in the world as far as i'm concerned. and they use it almost when they run out of things to criticize. they say, he is a racist, he is a racist. in some cases. there are people who are racist, bad people, but with me, they have a hard time getting away w

many cases it's still hard for me to see that man every day .more and more of the prisoners will be released after they've served their sentences i think that everyone deserves a 2nd chance. but i hope that they'll take a long hard look at themselves and gain some insight. and articulate never killed anyone so there's no chance that he will have a confrontation with the relatives of a victim. he's been out of prison for 10 weeks now. after 15 years behind bars he's learning again how to make decisions for himself. it's the only one of the not the only one so far i haven't noticed any permanent psychological damage from my time in prison. i've been quite lucky. i have a partner a family and friends who support me. when i was on we were not. and is still adjusting to life outside of prison right now he's studying for aptitude tests with a view to finding a job in the public health service. as an ex prisoner he has better prospects to find work there then he would in the private sector. but he can't stop thinking about the other prisoners and strug

one day after the president announced new tariffs on china a move expected to hit american consumers hard and prolong a trade dispute that has been especially painful for american farmers. after german cars and french wine u.s. president almost trumps most recent beef with the european union was with well before the u.s. had long found it hard to export its meat across the atlantic after a long negotiations trump's announcement on friday sounded like a triumph for the farmers and ranchers listening in the white house. opening markets for our farmers is about more than just an industry it's about a way of life generations of hard work passion and dedication of gone into making america the largest producer of high quality beef anywhere in the world by far we're proud of our farmers and ranchers we love our farmers and ranchers and with this announcement we take one more step in giving them the level playing field that they have looking they've really been looking forward to this for many many years you folks know that they want a level playing field that's all they want on the subject of le

might be considered hard to count. they are spread out all over the city, in almost every neighborhood and district. you can't just go to one area. they are everywhere. here is the challenge. if everyone is hard to count in san francisco, how are we ever going to get the job done. -- job done? we have to make sure every san francisco resident is included, and formed accurately county. accurately counted. while april 1 as the official census data. the efforts actually started in early 2018 with the census bureau's local address verification operation. in other words they have master list of addresses in san francisco and that is how you get your census notification and your pin number to go online. so the question must be finalized and we will all start hearing census bureau messages. we are already started to hear a few. you will get saturated with ads in the fall. meanwhile cities and counties are launching a full on outreach and education efforts which will probably kick up steam in september all the way through octo

it's hard to realize that i was rising sea levels always could be gone. they say in as little as 50 years i it's hard to believe i said born is a seaside village of about a 1000 people and say the experts doomed by climate change several 1000000 pounds have gone into building downs and dikes to protect the houses from the sea. but now the welsh authorities are throwing in the towel and calling on the villages to find new homes. where measuring the sea levels in the area across the north wales coast i'm way off finding evidence that sea levels are rising it is the reality and so before any cuts are strophe happens before anything big happens we really really need to be making sure that people are aware of those risks and that we're talking to them and involving them in the solutions. but what solutions can there possibly be mike and his partner see their lives their home and lots of money at stake quite amazing while the situation is over it's not a symbol for them as pensioners to buy a new house elsewhere they feel that the state has left them on their o

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might cave in that the last moment to avoid this hard this hard border and maybe have a time limited backstop or some other solution but so far nobody has acknowledged this in brussels and it really doesn't look like this will happen. in berlin i guess a lot of songs and was here in berlin and i love michael said she was open to an alternative to the obvious backstop if modest johnson could come up with a solution within 30 days and that has raised some hopes but what she really mean by that comment. well ask next was just saying she was strictly speaking within the framework of the withdrawal agreement what she was referring to is that their withdrawal agreement if it comes into force in other words if it isn't corrected with a deal for seems that there is a transition period and during this transition period you and great britain will discuss the details of their future relationship and one very important detail is the question of the border and between the 2 are in ireland. so there is in fact a transition period of for at least a year possibly longer but discuss a solution for. f

hard to find a man, it was hard to find somebody who wasn't into it.anted to be famous when you were a porn star, it was the last thing you wanted. you wanted it to be a secret, but now it seems you're embracing being famous. yes, and i get a lot of hate from female performers who say that i'm ungrateful for it, but it was never what i asked for. and if you could speak to the 21—year—old mia khalifa walking down the street in florida, stopped by the guy who said, "you're beautiful, you're lovely, i can work with you," what would you tell her to do today? there's mace in your purse for a reason, use it. run. mia khalifa, it's been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thank you for having me. hello once again. in some areas of the british isles the late august bank holiday has been marked by unseasonably high temperatures and the records have been tumbling through sunday and indeed into the bank holiday on monday. on both of the holidays, 30 celsius was exceeded in the south—east corner of the british isles. come the middle to end of the week, you will be

how much of an impact on the world what a hard brexit have?uropean perspective, are we underpriced and underpricing the potential risk to your business of a hard brexit? i work in the netherlands, and i follow brexit closely. in my view the direct impact of a hard brexit will be quite ,ocalized in the u.k., ireland some parts of the netherlands. my view is it is more of a sentiment issue. we have seen big events on the trade level between the u.s. and china, and that is not good for the global economy. i think it drives the sentiment indicator, and a hard brexit will be part of that. i have seen the probabilities of a hard brexit moving up, nearly 50%. it may be one of those events that is fully discounted when it happens. nejra: the search for a new ceo continues. ceo leaves in april when his term ends. growthld pursue new broad, or focus more of the domestic market? we are happy with our strategy. we are winning in our local market, and focused on profitable growth outside the netherlands. i have no special insight on the ceo, and i look for

and it's hard to mourn, it's hard to grieve and it's hard to come together when the president continueshis sort of divisive approach. >> josh, you know, biden mentioned charleston and i can't help but look back to what president obama did after the shooting which killed nine at the mother emanuel ame church. watch this. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me >> that was such a powerful moment. i remember being there and live as it was happening, being on the air. what goes through your mind when you watch and you remember that day? >> man, it was -- it's a lot. so i had the honor of working with president obama. i left the white house, but they called me back in to help on that speech with him and cody keenan and others, and specifically on the part about grace and about faith. i'm an ame myself so i went down with my dad who is a pastor in the ame church and was friends with the pastor that was lost, so i was sitting right there behind the family and i knew he was going to talk about great. we had worked on that in the speech, but i did not know he was goin

is optimism next month's trade talks between the world's top 2 were commies will see progress it's hard to believe where the enthusiasm is coming from last month's talks in shanghai got nowhere washington set to fire off the next round of tariffs this we get stocks on the rise on wall street and all over the world in their stores regaining hope that china and the u.s. are committed to resolving their long running trade war the optimism comes after the chinese side hinted that beijing will not immediately respond with more tariffs and the talks are ongoing to strike a deal. with what i can tell you is that the negotiating teams of china and the united states have maintained effective communication we hope the u.s. will show sincere ety practical actions and work together with china to find a solution. but more than $200.00 american footwear companies have sent a letter to president trump urging him to cancel the additional tariffs they say those levies would cost u.s. consumers $4000000000.00 a year and that higher prices would be a job killer for struggling retailers many hope that pres

some of the small-cap stocks getting hit pretty hard. interesting friend happening in that chinese tech companies are not necessarily feeling the pain as much as u.s. tech companies. explain that to us. taylor: yes, this is a very interesting phenomenon. usually, when we look at the that trades.s. etf during u.s. hours. relative to the qqq, the u.s. tech focused stocks, usually you see u.s. stocks outperforming chinese tech when you get these trade headlines that have been going on. that has not been the case actually. the opposite has been happening. i'm trying to find the terminal here if you bear with me. you can see in the last two days, if you come into my terminal, the chinese tech stocks have been outperforming. what we hear is the tariffs today have been one-sided focused. china had retaliated. we don't know the impact yet on the american companies. we are worried that china could hit some of these individual tech companies harder. china'seast for now, tech companies have been outperforming which is a very interesting phenomenon

it's very hard for them to do big policy issues the closer they get.his is going to be one major election year because it is a presidential election year. think the other issue here, our guest made that point, so much depends legislatively on what trump may want to do, and he often has shifting opinions on gun violence, on solving some of the immigration issues. again, the senate has been working on a bipartisan health care proposal, not a massive proposal, but some elements to improve the current situation. these are all potentially workable, but unless the president puts himself behind it, i don't see mitch mcconnell haveing his neck out to any votes on anything if the president is not going to come in and back up those republican senators and say that he will find something. think it is true what he said about the democrats, they are not going to hand a wind to the president because they are trying to win themselves and made-up want to make it look like he is doing anything right this close to where they think they have a chance of retaking the whit

what makes facebook so hard? >> it is not hard, lou, what is hard is doing things that lobbyists are lobbying against. figuring out your next job will be after you live this gig. that is a lot of what corrupt washington is, that specific fact. therthere is untold wealth. they control patrol tig -- patrol tig--politicians, it wouy easy. lou: as one who watched the divesdivestituredivest assets t take long. it occurred. omar and tlaib, they had a press conference today. would you knowic like lapping puppies left wing media showed up to less up to their anti-semitic, ain' anti-israel. >> i call this propaganda, a complete break from reality but par for the course with these two, their plans trip to israel was nothing more than a designed as a sham, and a vehicle for them to push their propaganda. you know, what is interesting beam lik like bill marr and oths on the left, are calling them out for this they say nothing about hamas, and hezbollah. and nothing about prime as of america. the entitlement and victim mental

a no—deal brexit and a hard border.that comes to pass, as far as ireland is concerned, the good friday agreement, peace in northern ireland, is all destroyed ? no, that's completely far—fetched analysis and again it puts everything on island. i must stress, the responsibility lies with the uk. it goes back to the referendum, when theissue it goes back to the referendum, when the issue on island was never discussed once in the campaign. what is the point constantly rehearsing the fact that the real blame lies in london, let's go back to the referendum,... i never london, let's go back to the referendum, . .. i never voted london, let's go back to the referendum,... i never voted for brexit. let's talk about three tortuous years of lugosi asian. the fa ct tortuous years of lugosi asian. the fact is in politicians and other forms of life, we are where we are and you in your government have to ta ke very and you in your government have to take very big crucial decisions in the next few weeks that will or will not aid the ne

. >> well, it's hard to say.ast we know the initial response came before it was even published. johnson spoke to the irish prime minister for an hour before he published the letter and still, the irish along with the eu say they're not going to open the withdrawal agreement but it's very early days. as it stands, he's slightly toothless in his approach. he has an election overhanging and threaten to bring him down and wants to suggest to the eu that it's a hard brexit or renegotiation and doesn't sit well with the eu it's either boris is out and won't really make any progress and we'll have to wait until they come back which is the third of september. >> you're very good. and it seems to me now that we have the no deal brexit scenario and an orderly brexit with some form of a deal and extending the deadline of october 31 >> it's a good question. >> so october 31st, we see a 30% chance of an orderly brexit. that will leave you with 40% that we have an xtension we see chaos at the end of october and a lot has to go

too hard, quit now. what did they say to the lgbtq activists? too hard, quit now.ut they did not quit. they got organized. they built a grassroots movement and they changed the course of american history. [cheering and applause] this is it. this is our moment in american history. this is our opportunity. to get organized. to build a grassroots movement. to persist. and to build the america of our best values. dream big! dream thbig! [cheering] ♪ [♪ "respect" ♪] ♪ sen,. warren: it is all right. >> hello, again. if you want to take selfies with my grammy, lined up over ther -- line up over there. >> ♪ ba, ba, bum announcer: over the next couple of days, senator warren's facebook page says she is holding barnstorming events in knoxville and chattanooga, tennessee. as well as dallas and fort worth, texas. announcer: campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail. and make up your own mind. these bands campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. announcer: here's the president and first lady arriving earlier today in the

hard to find a man, it was hard to find somebody who wasn't into it.never really wanted to be famous when you were a porn star, it was the last thing you wanted. you wanted it to be a secret, but now it seems you're embracing being famous. yes, and i get a lot of hate from female performers who say that i'm ungrateful for it, but it was never what i asked for. and if you could speak to the 21—year—old mia khalifa walking down the street in florida, stopped by the guy who said, "you're beautiful, you're lovely, i can work with you," what would you tell her to do today? there's mace in your purse for a reason, use it. run. mia khalifa, it's been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thank you for having me. hi there. we saw temperatures reach 25 degrees in the south—east of england on thursday. there was plenty of sunshine across the south and east of the country, closer to this area of high pressure. but into friday, again, low pressure dominates the north and the west, where it will reman pretty windy and there will be further outbreaks of rain and, as a

it's really hard to breathe. with all this chronic cough sapir in both children and adults. 10005 fighters have been dispatched to siberia but with fires still raging in vast tracts of land villages like this will not have a clear view of the sun for some time yet joining me now is emily shipman from our moscow bureau and what is the latest situation why are firefighters having such a hard time getting these this is under control. well there are reports today amrita that actually the fire in the cross and our region has increased by 30000 hectares overnight meanwhile there are other reports from the air quotes griese and regent from the ministry of defense which was sent to put out fires there from the air last week and they said that they've put out 30 kind of fire hot spots the problem with these fires that rita is that they are just so huge by some estimates this fire is burning on an area of the size of belgium and the other problem is that the areas are so hard to reach many of them are uninhabited many of t

and make it possible that the talks can take place in the future the french president worked very hard on that subject and the american president was open to the idea of meeting rouhani the iranian president and. very warm words from from his side on the idea that diplomatic relations should be picked up pm for size that iran had changed and that there is potential to be pursued in that direction and that is exactly what german chancellor angela merkel said has been achieved when asked about iran she said that there is an atmosphere now in which dialogue is possible and that is something that the french president can say is really a tangible result of the summit now president time for his part he said that he is open to meeting with iran to resolve the nuclear standoff but that if iran does not agree to being a good player it will be met with quote very violent force should we take this seriously. oh we should take everything serious the american president says. so whether you will follow up on that is that something we should take away from that conference anyways is a lot of positive

want to avoid a hard border but the backstop is not acceptable for back to tears what could a possible solution look like what options do does boris johnson really have here. well this is the problem he started and this has been the problem the whole way through bricks because bricks it was not defined before in advance of the referendum put before the people of the united kingdom the whole issue has been sui in this ambiguous thing it is it's been there from the very beginning of course to suit just a reason many was forced to pull back the curtain on the humility as bars johnson and said and said now it's rolled very much feel 3 times to get through parliament and he's meant hinting this ambiguity and i think it order to kind of at least create something kind of space for some kind of compromise on the compromise. it's very hard to see without compromise might be although the irish government has itself admitted that we're forced into a situation although noting where there was no agreement on the border itself might seek to impose border checks oh wait you from the border and conten

life can be hard in the concrete jungle and increasingly research is revealing that greenery and open spaces can have a big impact on how urban dwellers feel but how to show that spending time in a park makes you happier in their new study researchers from the university of vermont in the us turn to a popular social media platform twitter and an online tool called a heat anomic or which has been used to analyze billions of tweets the 2 ranks common words typed into the short electronic messages on a scale from one to 9 and assigns them a score words like happy and flowers score high while words like crash and jail scored low the researchers focused on almost 5000 twitter users in san francisco who publicly identify their location the scientists geotagged and analyze tweets from when and where the user spent time the he nominee or then spat out a score on those tweets and the scientists analyze changes and sentiment before during and after the twitter users spent time in green spaces their results show tweet happiness scores rose dramatically for the users in parks in fact they were eq

but not as hard. yes. >> i want to say thank you for sharing this story and i kind of like just completely by accident heard that you were giving a talk and i didn't even know what it was going to be about it i was completely blownaway by it . i'm from the uk. iq for sharing that part. and i just wanted to know why you went to the army? what motivated you to go, especially when you were so young. >> we were all young, unfortunately when you join but that's a good question. and i talk about this in the book, it's a two-part answer. one part was i didn't get into the college that i wanted and i did not set up any backups . i don't know why. and the other part was i just was really, i don't know if addicted is the word but i guess i was addicted to doing different things. i wanted to do exciting things, things that most people didn't do. i wanted to have a story , my whole life. even before i joined the military i had studied abroad through the rotary club in japan for a year so i have already spoken jap

it's a hard problem to deal with in our country. the judiciary committee is coming back to take a look at what we can do quickly so we don't put lives at risk. [applause] rep. porter: i was try to end these on an upbeat note. you guys aren't cooperating. [inaudible] rep. porter: another upbeat topic. the deficit. when obama was the president, republicans were concerned about the debt. and now no one talks about this. it should be a concern for every single american. republicans, democrats, voters, young, old, nobody is going to benefit from an out-of-control deficit. we have no foreseeable plan to address it. the promises made by the president about his tax plan have not come true. he tweeted out today if they reelect him in 2020, they will do nothing about taxes. you don't get a reboot. you passed taxes that blew up our deficit. politically punished certain states is making it hard for local governments to find the money they need. we need an issue of a fair tax system that addresses the long-term deficit. what trump did was absolu

it's really, really hard to drain the swamp. but we're working hard at it. you know about the successes in natural increasing gas. i wish i had more fun stories about imagine if but i don't. there were some really good ones that involved ryan zincy who isa friend of mine. he was a former navy seal. and all the stories i have in ryan i can't tell you in public when to tell vision is on. reorganization of government is something that the republicans have been trying to do for a long time. i presented on the reorganization of government, number one there's more to do during the day. and number two, what you saw was a presentation of what's broken in government. there are agencies that are in the departments that they are because the president did not like the secretary at the time they were created. that's not made up. i can't remember the name of the agency but there's an agents si at the department of commerce that should have been at the department of state but the president didn't want it to go to state at the time. he sent it over to commerce. that's a stu

it's hard. then we want to come in and use voices that are strong and confident in we want to bring the power we feel inside out and with this scenario it's really difficult. so shorts are telling you to burn your spanks or shape where which i think would be okay by the way. you have my support if you do this, to at least not wear them on days when you need to speak. especially public speaking days were days when it's important you feel really at home in your body, calm in your mind and to ready to seize whatever comes at you. just don't wear them on that day and give your voice all the support it needs. your voice needs a lot of support. you have a lot of stuff coming at our voices that marginalize them. it is important to do it you can to support your vocal instruments and get out there and share what you have inside. and so, at the end of the day that is what it's about. is becoming at home in your body is a place that is the seat of your voice and so much more you want. and all of this begs

it was hard but i'm happy for him because it's been really hard lately and now we're going on holiday i'm happy so thank you. if you could see. so how does hava board is powered by 5 jet turbines and fueled by kerosene which he carries in a backpack it is a complex craft and difficult to control but the inventor has been awarded a $1000000.00 development ground from the french army and there is now international interest in exploring why the uses for the technology paul brennan al-jazeera. top stories we are syria at least $29.00 people have been killed after 2 mass shootings in america a 21 year old man has been charged with domestic terrorism after killing 20 people armed with assault rifle at a shopping complex in el paso texas. in dayton ohio police say at least 9 people were killed in a shooting outside a bar in the city of perpetrator was shot dead 30 seconds after firing at people fleeing the scene president trump says hate has no place in america. has no place in our god. we're going to take care of it i spoke with a dirty general bill barr i'd like my book you 1st liberate di

it's a hard part of them in our country. did judicial committee is coming back early to ask what we can do so we are not putting lives at risk. [applause] i want to and these on an upbeat note. another upbeat topic, the deficit. --n obama was the president no one will benefit from an out-of-control deficit that we have no ability to address. the promises made by the president about his tax plan have not come true. saying if wet elected him in 2020, he will do something about taxes. you don't get a reboot. impact on long-run economic growth and little to no effect on the wages of nativeborn americans. well,antly as undocumented immigrants are ineligible for federal tested welfare so they don't pose a threat to entitlement spending, which is already out of control. from 2002 to 2009, immigrants subsidize medicare, making 14.7% of contributions but only consuming 7.9% of expenditures. a third common misconception is on document immigrants won't assimilate. if you compare today's immigrants to the organs that came over from irel

cleaning your hard floors has always been hard work. first there's sweeping or vacuuming. then you haul out the mop and bucket. but does pushing dirty water around really get your floors as clean as you'd like? and then there's the joy of cleaning pet messes, or getting down on your hands and knees to scrub old, dried on, or sticky spills? sure, other products claim they make hard floor cleaning easy, but they still require lots of elbow grease, and they do nothing for large messes. sometimes you just wish there was an easier way.

i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room in there and it was hard. i even got white hair and. learning the gemini language and now a lot of this gets me and they go to nikki to interact with the say you want to do their story in the months perforating and reliable information for margaret. this is news coming to you live from berlin and donavan inflicts on kabul several. 100 injured in a bombing by the minute into group the attack comes despite its promises in recent peace talks to protect civilians. russia's losing battle with massive wildfires is a climate catastrophe to get an update from moscow. and millions in zimbabwe are on the brink of starvation.

enough processing capacity in germany the volumes involved and the production costs were just too hard for huge quantities of plastic waste are shipped abroad as a result around half of the world's plastic waste used to be sent to china to be processed there in 2018 china stopped accepting as other countries have filled the gap. destinations for germany's plastic waste are now in malaysia $132000.00 tons a year followed by india has around $76000.00 and then indonesia in the 3rd place at more than $64.00 sides and followed by vietnam at nearly 57000 tons. of size of mines but in malaysia the trash piles up on dumps like this they don't recycle here at all the trash dk is polluting the soil and groundwater. the money is here i'm offering 1st if you have a little rummage around here you'll see a lot of it comes from germany from other european countries too and the u.s. but there's a lot from germany this is an old capri sun is on the show there's a mix of household rubbish and used packaging and. the volume is starting to overwhelm many of the employees because there aren't enough plast

it is up to prince andrew as to how hard he wants to fight this.ll seal that story and it won‘t be a good one for him. thank you very much. italy‘s prime minister has said he will resign. giuseppe conte made the announcement in a speech to a packed italian senate. in angry exchanges, the prime minister criticised his former coalition partner — matteo salvini — for withdrawing his support for the government. the interior minister hit back accusing mr conte of weak leadership. here‘s the moment the prime minister said he was going to stand down. translation: i intend to complete this institutional period and at the end of this parliamentary debate, i will tender my resignation to the president of the republic. matteo salvini, the leader of the nationalist league party, had earlier tabled a no—confidence motion against mr conte. here‘s what he had to say about the prime minister today: translation: all these series of insults, we could have left this up to saviani, renzi, not the prime minister, to express all these insults. how much more instability