hamburg's last win was an emphatic three no victory over half and heine the problem that was way back in november faily it's a bit hats about linwood extend their winless streak to fourteen games. and we want to put a team out there who can win us this game. there's still time for hamburg to save themselves just about but a win this weekend is essential if the folks back stadium is to host top flight football again next season. reminder of our top story now russia says it will expel twenty three british diplomats who said the closing of an expiry in britain deepens the crime and furious after british foreign secretary boris johnson directly implicated russian president vladimir putin in the case yesterday. and watching the news on humphrey thanks for watching. the race for immortality has begun. leading. neuro scientists are researching ways to replicate the human brain. enjoys far taking over physical labor. the human brain is deciphered. new enjoys fun with artificial consciousness are the number one item on the market. the transfer of this unit.

the vigil led by nobel laureate hein of both made headlines tabloid press portrayed it as an occupationf you hold a political event at a major location it has a major impact the cathedral has been the scene of numerous similar events since both prayer for peace. keeper cathedral draws political activists like a magnet. when you lose a few novich visited the cathedral for the first time without family she could not know that she would one day stage a feminist protest there. isn't some we drove to cologne and as we got closer to the cathedral we played a game to see you could spot it first i won i can still remember the overwhelming sight of it you looked up and it seemed endlessly tall it was breathtaking in its motion by and. a few years later vid was looking for a place to stage a protest against the oppression of women. protests we decided to hold the protest in a church and cologne cathedral came to mind right away. and invalid because it's so big and because cardinal nice now was still in office at the time. cardinal joachim meisner archbishop of cologne known for his conservative v

. >> it doesn't seem like they're not getting close even though today was the original debt hein. nobody talking about drafting legislation. they're in the finger pointing pays. >> let me tell you how far we went. we put the god-awful wall on the table, the one thing i think is a fantastic waste of money. great engineering maybe but fantastic waste of money. we put that on the table in an evident to come up with a compromise and still he wasn't interested. >> the president seems more optimistic. he said at the gridiron dinner this week, i love the dreamers. i believe republicans want to solve this problem, daca more than the democrats. today's deadline will come and go because the decision about whether or not the president can unilaterally end the daca program and protecting people who are here illegally is tied up in the courts. >> let it two through this system. thank you, appreciate it peter. >> texas voters head to the polls tomorrow for the first primary race in the nation. we have power rankings in the senate race and hundreds of thousands still without power after the nor'

kevin is a heining example of commitment to community -- is a shining example of commitment to community service. congratulations, kevin, on earning this well-deserved rank f eagle scout. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize christine, allie and kim for their work in the community combating type 1 diabetes. after all three women had a child diagnosed with diabetes in 2014, they began raising money to find a cure. in 2016, they took their efforts even further, starting the type one parent project foundation, focused on providing support and guidance for families in my district in bucks and montgomery counties as well as raising general awareness about type one diabetes. this year this organization will continue to expand its efforts, increasing the number and range of speakers at their meetings, creating a mentoring program where older kids can mentor younger ones about the effects of type one diabetes and they will in the coming months award several scholarships to local families so kids can attend the american diabetes camp freedom, a week-long overnight camp for kids that have diabet

look at the head heine line in today, spurned by top lawyers, trump's defense elevates washington outsider. you're burned out in georgia, having a mid-life crisis, you have your monographen published. the next day you're representing the president. and you have no experience whatsoever no anythi whatsoever in anything like this. well done for him. but for the presidency, it's a weird situation, right? especially since things do seem to be taking a bit of a serious turn in this big national security investigation that is swirling around the president. lawyers for the special counsel's office and for attorney alex van der zwaan have now exchanged court filings in advance of what's expected to be mr. van der zwaan's sentencing next week for lying to investigators. his lawyers in this filing today literally argue, i'm quoting here, his days are empty and lonely. they provided testimonial from his mother, including the all-caps statement, alex is the only support and joy of my life. testimony from his mother saying how much she loves him. there's a lot of detail from his pregnant wife and how m

that we've got you know we don't trust road which is fifty mile down the road that has every single heins team in this country origination ports over and he's then tinned in the effect in the economy if you will of sense when this would be simply added if anything happened to the knock on effect would be incredible you call it shops headdresses petrol stations self employed people you builders you carpenters all these people rely on the steel works because the people who work if you feed them in the field your water to remain. on the referendum. you're going to get. high i'm very disillusioned with. the. harlem entry processes that go on stage where. the closely just term you're completely off i walk into walked. into t.t. to play and we know and i think. shop a great show that's where i. am for a change as much as in the rocky play their history of cheer. and people had nothing to lose each. so it isn't immigration they're angry about but the colonial style extraction britain has practiced on itself for thirty five years the efforts of which are all of us in mark's hometown of tredegar w

reporters, hein announced it for three weeks and he is waiting and he calls in the reporters and he announced he would have a major role in it. he went up and said i'm not running. he was left with egg all over his face and we caught him on and nixon was on the phone, come on up, governor and talk to us, and he came up and we will get to it i am sure but in 19 66, ahe ran democrat who opposed housing. he was seen something of a liberal governor where he was very hard line. >> he thought he still might have a chance and was going support me and said i am not doing this again. for me once, shame on me. >> governor schaefer of pennsylvania, i think it was -- he was covering us and it was a beer commercial in those days, ist if schaefer -- schaefer the one beer to have if you are having only one. [laughter] host: democrats line. for taking my call. god.t to thank the dog -- i was a student in high school at the time. we understand this country haven't been created, it fills us with compassion and understanding and great thanks are given to almighty god that it is still the guardian of freedom. th

i think what's interesting hein scenes, i would say the overwhelming majority of fortune 500 ceos agreedthe president and u.s. trade rep's view on intellectual property theft. we spend $500 billion a year on intellectual property the chinese steel, 50 to 75% of that every year we're talking losses in the trillions and trillions of dollars. so the point i'll make is i think today's job losses in steel and alluminum and manufacturing will translate in the future to job losses in silicon valley, which is keen of o -- kind of our, let's say the u.s. economic strength in the world. we have to think about how we combat that in the long run the chinese play the long game we can't get caught up in shortism saying this might be a growth in the near term. i don't care about that. i care about the long-term national security of our country. >> yesterday as a part of my coverage of broad com and qualcomm for example, that was noted. national security as it relates to 5g, i would assume we would see more of that, given it's a key consideration of people in the white house and senator john cornyn >> w

and i do want to apologize to you as well we have multiple hein hearings and i didn't bring my rollerskates so i'm moving along. i know important questions on investments and oversight on the veterans health and acceptance have been discussed. i would like to raise a few specific items. number one, the waiting time for the substance abuse treatment i don't think that has been discussed yet. i heard from the local veterans health care provider veterans facing substance abuse who have the courage to seek treatment conveys an average wait time of ten days before a stopping treatment becomeshe average waie is even worse the delay a that s you know can present to be co- presented veteran who may be ready to confront from seeking treatment and that doesn't honor our end of the bargain to provide care for veterans. it's really shocking to me what is the cost of these delays is availability of the funding, staffing or other structural issues and more importantly what are they doing to make inpatient treatment available as soon as possible? >> this is critical to the debate is taking place right now

reporters, hein announced it for three weeks and he is waiting and he calls in the reporters and he announcedd have a major role in it. he went up and said i'm not running. he was left with egg all over his face and we caught him on and nixon was on the phone, come on up, governor and talk to us, and he came up and we will get to it i am sure but in 19 66, ahe ran democrat who opposed housing. he was seen something of a liberal governor where he was very hard line. >> he thought he still might have a chance and was going support me and said i am not doing this again. for me once, shame on me. >> governor schaefer of pennsylvania, i think it was -- he was covering us and it was a beer commercial in those days, ist if schaefer -- schaefer the one beer to have if you are having only one. [laughter] host: democrats line. for taking my call. god.t to thank the dog -- i was a student in high school at the time. we understand this country haven't been created, it fills us with compassion and understanding and great thanks are given to almighty god that it is still the guardian of freedom. thank you.

the next, hein will run a very vigorous campaign. people in washington decide how much to spend on senate races. they are looking at taxes and they see how expensive it is. there are 10 incumbents in states donald trump carried. they work, they protect income is before going on offense. on top of that, you will have ofzona and nevada ahead texas. if this comes into play, it's going to be a very organic situation. races,n terms of other viewers around the country will know there is a bush on the ballot. guest: george p bush's running for reelection as land commissioner. it seems like he's going to be ok. he may have a runoff. he had a very aggressive challenge. it hasthings, much of been about how he's handled the restoration of the alamo. health relates to his administering harvey relief. there has been criticism leveled at him. host: who is laura mosier? for thehe's a candidate houston-based seat against john culberson. she's a democrat. she's running as a real progressive. is this is with that a seat that includes an area called ri