here's ince. exchange of passes. bellerin across. huddersfield first to everything at the moment. here's ince. now schindler. mkhitaryan. he came on at halftime to try and saveman che-- save manchest united. pritchard trying to cause more problems. here's ince, who has looked very lively so far. tom ince on his way back from injury but keen to make a point, i think. >> well, again, it's pritchard. lovely pass, picks out ince. probably could have crossed that for mounie, really, but why not try it. lovely left foot, tom ince. just misses the target there. every huddersfield player has been better than the arsenal player so far. just need something to show for it, huddersfield. >> lacazette. 14 premier league goals for him. stay maybe a sense he's underachieved a little. he's had injury issues. they will hope those in power and whoever does have the manager's job that he and -- have the power next season. they should. kolasinac with the throw then. arsenal with barely a chance to speak of so far. it

, towers, watson, and aon consulting, inc. hssf staff first reviewed the proposals for minimum qualifications. all four written proposals were submitted to the evaluation panel for review and scoring. all four firms participated in oral interviews, where they responded to two hypothetical scenarios. the scores were then combined with the scores from the written evaluation, and the top scoring firm was aon. in terms of the evaluation criteria, between the written proposals and the oral interviews, it was a total of 600 points. the evaluation, the written proposal was 300, and it looked at the clarity of the cover letter, table of contents, executive summary, the surprising actuary, and key -- supervising actuary and key staff experience, project approach and strategy to services, pricing for the services, and then, reviewing of the contract form specification proposed performance guarantees. we then held the oral interviews, and they were scored on the introduction of the firm and their closing statements and their response to

disorders inc -- i'm sorry? oh, i'm sorry. item y, requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with alzheimer's disease and related disorders association, inc, for the provision of addressing the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender lgbt seniors and adults with disabilities, a.w.d., in san francisco living with alzheimer's disease and related dementiasful during the period of july 1, 2018, through june 30,2019, in the amount of $210,125 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount to not exceed $231,137. welcome, monte cimino. it's been a while. >> good morning, president and commission and director mcspadden. i'm monte cimino with the office on the aging. i'm here to seek approval for the alzheimer's dementia care project and the purpose of this program is coming partially from findings and recommendations from the lgbt task force report issued in march of 2014. the services are provided in english, spanish and chinese. and through a three-tiered training module designed specifically for this contract,

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[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 408. the nays are one. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 13 printed in house report 115-702 by the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 13 printed in house report 115-702 offered by mr. mckinley of west virginia. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. two-minute vote. [captioning made possible

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inc. about all of the time that everyone spends -- think about all of the time that people spend watching -- if we want to have a real market for drugs, why not have them disclose their prices in the ads also. [applause] zar: consumers would have much more balanced information and companies would have a different set of incentives for setting their prices. we will immediately look into the fda requiring this. president trump has called for tougher negotiation and better deals so we will deliver on that as well. our blueprint rings the latest negotiation tolls to our government program. to our government program. thet now, hhs just gets bill and we pay it. these are just some of 50 actions hhs has planned or have under consideration. this is not a one and done deal. it is a comprehensive process reorderill take time to a complex, multi-system of our economy. reale are going to drive change into the system while continuing to lead the world. thank you again, mr. president, for your vision, y

we saw, actually, time warner inc. owned with and as part of time warner cable, right? so there are antitrust laws there already, there are other laws already in place that help prevent anticompetitive conduct, right? so in this isn't just a matter of does the deal be allowed or not. plus i think at&t's done a terrific job of litigating the case and the government not so much. and that's important to note. plus at&t offered up a baseball-style arbitration, that means you present -- if there's a dispute, you present two options. each side presents an option that the arbitrator picks one. there's no splitting the baby. so forces both sides to the middle. and that, i think, has been very curative to potential ills. >> host: before we close, one more topic. there's a move in the senate to use the congressional review act to revise net neutrality. >> guest: to revive title ii -- [laughter] internet service providers. >> guest: we only have a few minutes. >> host: i know. >> guest: i know, here we go again. [laughter] we'll do the extended play version again for folks. but, s

that's flying at them so one of your constituents sat down with simon the correspondent his lama phobia inc and he almost had this family important question have a listen. their agenda is to infiltrate to get into our tix to get into churches to get into schools. how do we get to when we are not just vicious or people like me or you not worried about shari'a american. we're. how do we come to that point. and we get. we're not worried about should read. to me that pause was so telling i didn't know how long she needed to pause before you could come up with an the answer before this film for this documentary. could you tell when that point might be in american history i don't know i mean i think the clip is powerful because you can tell she's thinking about it right this is not just some sort of knee jerk thing that she sang she's put a lot of thought into it obviously her sources for her research are somewhat questionable but it's something that gets her inside and she cares deeply about it it's very it's very evident on really trying to unpack in a head i know you want to say something but

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providing a product that may have less cost alternately to the consumers and more benefits not measured ince, but in other ways. in terms of antitrust litigation it can be measured in other ways. the number of lawsuits that have been brought between 1970 and 1999 the united states brought about 15 monopoly cases each year between 2000 to 2014. that number fell to just about three a year, and that is one reason why the antitrust enforcement has been increasingly in the state attorney general. they have jurisdiction in a matter of federal and state law and i would predict a failure on the part of the government to enforce vigorously the antitrust laws will result in attorney general speaking a more aggressive an stance leading roe in this area. i'm pleased that they have taken action in a number of antitrust issues recently and in court right now in the results of at&t time warner. it will hopefully be involved, but the common theme here is that judgments should be made not only in terms of what the impact on the prices for consumers is that also the cost. it's in the lost competition that may

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[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of epresentatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 250 and the nays are 159. he bill is passed. without objection, the motion to econsider is laid on the tail. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5682 as amended on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5682, a bill to provide for programs to help reduce the risk that prisoners will reside vate upon release from prison and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in

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. >> inc. and mr. speaker number one of the public health and third our country is important through 16th century yet the select committee report said that ambition and well fail a generation commit to commit to ensure everyone in the country. >> those that have access to high-quality nhs mental health care. and then that started before of 14. and then to better identify. and then for them to get the support that they need the one final thing. and with those concerns i would like to think partly because the awareness of the issue of mental health. to make sure everybody has a job to remove that stigma attached to mental health. >> does my right honorable friend that the administration had bullied into support those on the british body. >> was a scottish and british both sides and i think it is appalling. and it shows that people in scotland that is trying to recruit because of immigration rules. onersri example for them to appy for a visa every month. but now it is rejected over six times. and then tot

constitution of the united states against all domestic,oreign and that i will bear true faith and that inceo the state, take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation, or purpose of evasion, and i will compel and faithfully of thege, the duties office on which i am about to god., so help me [cheers and applause] gina: good morning, everyone. and thank you, mr. vice president, for administering the of. let me begin by thanking president trump for joining us and offering those kind words. it needs a great deal to me and the agency you made time to come out for this ceremony. >> [applause] gina: you have placed enormous trust in the cia throughout your presidency and the men and women of the cia do not take that for granted. thank you for your confidence in me and your steadfast support of our mission and people. i am honored to have this opportunity to lead the best workforce in government. it has been nearly 50 years since an operations officer rose up through the ranks to become director, and after the experience of the last two months i think i know why that is. >> [laughter]

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] on speaker pro tempore: this vote the yeas are 230. the nays are 184. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. speaker ryan. the on this vote the yeas are 230. the nays are ayes have it. >> recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: recorded vote. a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by t

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 54 and the nays are 356. the unfinished business is request for amendment number 25 by the gentleman from kentucky, on which further proceedings were postponed and the nays prevailed. the clerk: amendment number 25 rinted in house report 115-679 offered by mr. massie of kentucky. the chair: a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. members, this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of epresentatives.] the chair: the yeas are 79, the nays are 331. the unf

requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with centro latino de san francisco so inc for the provision of community services for seniors and adults with disabilities during the period of july 1, 2018 through june 30, 2020, in the amount of $224,790 plus a 10% contingency for a total amount not to exceed $247,269. again it's linda. >> commissioners, i seek your approval to enter into a new grant with centro latino de san francisco. it's located on 15th between valentia and mission. centro was established 35 years ago by miss gloria banila and gloria still leads the agency today. may i answer any questions? >> thank you. any comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, calling the question. all in favor. >> aye. >> any opposed? thank you. motion carries. item ee, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with curry senior center for the provision of community services for seniors and adults with disabilities during the period of july 1, 2018 through june 30, 2020, in the amount of $468,558 plus a

inc. you so much. so today, i come bearing some good news and some bad news, for anybody who intends to build a life around your ability to communicate. so i want to get the bad news out ours, so you can be clear. i always like to get the bad stuff up front. so here it is. everything around us, including, and in particular, the internet and social media, is now being used to erode trust in our institutions. -- interfere in our elections, and wreak havoc on our infrastructure. map to ourertisers a deepest desires. enabled this information to run rampant, attention spans to run short, and false stories from phony site to run circles around major news outlets. we have literally walked into traffic while staring at our phones. now the good news. many of your parents are probably taking you somewhere really special for dinner tonight. [laughter] i heard, i heard. i can do a little better than that. now that i presented some of the bad news, the good news is that there really is a solution, and the solution

you'd inc. that in daily and economist, they would leave the country until new elections boost new sentiment but the new markets are anything but predictable. >> italian drama a be good in the movies but the market is not a fan. after initial gains in the beginning of the day, uncertainty and italy caused a lead chair to lose more than 2%. >> the markets d do not knknow o end up governrning italy. likely, there will b be a moree furrrry government -- temporary government. the markets need just one thing, certainty. elections will not be called before the fall and whoever wins will be faced with heaps of challenges. italy is faced with that. -- debt. should the european central bank and its load central-bank policy, italy would face lower payments. that could lead to collapse. unemployment is at around 2.2% but in areas like sicily, youth unemployment is over 50%. in spipite of the alarming situatation in italy, european leaders are trying to remain beat. the seminar on monday, angngela merkel sa

important political decisions and in the real world things happen one way only with conspiracy theories inc using her own lifetime assassination of president kennedy but the collapse of the housing bubble in 2008 some of those theories are pretty crazy but i believe lee harvey oswald acted alone or he didn't or shot or he didn't need a housing bubble built up or he didn't. in my former line of work that they must decide if the government has presented evidence sufficient to convince them beyond a reasonable adapt -- beyond a reasonable doubt it exists to be sure. underlying of that instruction is in courthouses every day is the assumption that is unstated but things happen one way and one way only. whether they did or did not pull the trigger that had the intent to do what happened or he didn't. that kind of instruction is given every day. and on those intelligence agencies have engaged in conduct and gathering of intelligence. some people have claimed they violated national and international laws against torture and listening in on telephone conversations and with electronic profiles. as t

item w, the grant agreement with alzheimers degrees and related disorders inc -- i'm sorry? oh, i'm sorry. item y, requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with alzheimer's disease and related disorders association, inc, for the provision of addressing the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender lgbt seniors and adults with disabilities, a.w.d., in san francisco living with alzheimer's disease and related dementiasful during the period of july 1, 2018, through june 30,2019, in the amount of $210,125 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount to not exceed $231,137. welcome, monte cimino. it's been a while. >> good

those stories were all buried but american media, inc. jim acosta, my colleague, asked michael cohen yesterday do you think donald trump is trying to send a message with this headline and he simply responded, what do you think? i think a lot of people are inclined to think that this cover story and headline was not a mistake from donald trump. >> also stormy daniels has filed a defamation lawsuit now against the president, filed it here in new york, what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is a brand-new lawsuit from stormy daniels, it's a defamation lawsuit filed in a federal court in new york. she is saying that alleging in court that donald trump tried to tarnish her reputation and correct and at the center of all of this is that now famous composite sketch of a man that stormy daniels says tries to threaten her in 2011 as she was pondering whether to tell her story to intouch magazine. there's that sketch right there. trump tweeted after this sketch was released, basically, saying, this was all nonsense and he called all of this a tota

we saw time warner inc. as part of time warner cable. the antitrust laws of their in place that help with these conducts. plus, at&t has done a good job litigating the case and that's important to know. plus if you presented dispute you have two options for each side that the arbitrator pics one. i'm not is a very curative. >> there is a move from the senate to use the congressional review act to revise net neutrality. >> to revive title to. >> we only have a few minutes. >> so it's interesting for the congressional review to try to undo regulation. this will be used to try to put regulations back on it took off last december. tried to restore the legal structure in place which kept the internet open. and allowed the internet to explode so beautifully. there may be 50 votes in the senate. it's majority vote senator mccain is ill and unable to make it, right now there appears to be 50 votes to 49 for to go through the senate. probably not so much for to go through in the house. >> chairman pine is up to repeal the rules i will say the rul

even what i graduated, inc.'s had not totally picked up. there were -- things had not totally picked up. there were questions whether there would be a job for you at all. i interviewed a number of people who worked for two years doing something that did not use their degree. it took them a long time to get into a career. so their trajectory is thrown off. host: nick from new york city has more than $100,000 in student loans. good morning. know about theto dean at howard university who took money from all the students. the second thing i want to know is how come i heard [laughter] john from kentucky with over $100,000 worth of student loans. caller: i wanted to comment about -- i graduated over 10 years ago and received a doctor to degree. one of the things -- doctorate degree. one of the things i have not heard and i wanted to share is i eighth -- i am a veteran. gettimes you can go in and a doctorate. i went into resource management. this is something students should be aware of. there are programs out there that allow you to have that dea

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inc. you for your nobility. thank you for your courage. thank you for your political engagement. thank you. reporter: the result was no surprise former durham-- for ma main challenger, falcon. falcon had already told supporters on saturday that the election lacked legitimacy. when the result came through, placing him nearly 40 points behind maduro, h he rejected it. >> we do not recognize this process as valid, as true. for us, there were no elections. we have to have new elections in venezuela. reporter: falcon accused maduro of underhand tactics. nearly 13,000 pro-government stands were set up steps away booths.ing voters could scan cards to receive food packages and money. and euro offered a price to those who did so. amit election boycott by the main opposition alliance also cast doubt on the boat legitimacy -- vote's legitimacy. for the percent patient was down on the 70% seen in the 2013 elections. 40% participation was down from the 2013 elections. genie: president donald trump investigating whether the fbi spied on his campaign. in a reorder came before the legal team ind

amazing job, inc. you could really something -- amazing job. really something. donencredible job you have at this storied academy. thank you, captain chadwick for your dedication and service. thank you to undersecretary motley, admirable -- emerald richardson, and general wolf for joining us today and thanks also to senator wicker, congressman whitman, and congressman malaita. i want to recognize the entire brigade for a tremendous year. this has been a spectacular year for you. i have heard all about your achievements. and a very special recognition for the midshipmen fourth class. you are plebes no more. [applause] pres. trump: to all of the distinguished faculty and staff, to the local sponsor families, and most important, to the parents and grandparents and family members who have helped our graduates reach this joyous hour, today is your incredible achievement also. they would have never made it without you, you know this. i want to thank the midshipmen and your families, and thank you. america thanks you more than anybody. you have done a spectacular job.

justice he would render, or, let's be fair, how about an attorney general from new york who goes out inc. and crusades f womennd then four step up and say what you talking about. that's what we see and that's what the problem is today. friends, it's on both sides of the aisle, trust me. our television news are full of stories about lawyers who are falling by the wayside one way or another but they don't see people like you're about to see and they don't see the great majority of lawyers that are now out there working as you describe you are going to work or these fabulous, 150 of you that did all that pro bono work. on television news, heads talking heads playing down our profession. lawyers can make a difference but i don't want to waste your time, i will be very short but lawyers can make a difference. for computer nerds, of which we have many in the bay area, who do they need? they need lawyers to help them with the new technology. god bless. new medicines, doctors, with new medicines, they need lawyers to make sure the fda approves it and it safe and has wonderful warnings. , good wa

he made seven birdies to put himself inc onctention after teh first round, one shot off the lead, behindf the lyon 0pen. he‘s ranked at number ten in the world. this was a big win. he‘s into his first atp semi final. norwegian politician linda helleland has revealed she wants one of the most important roles in international sport. the 40 year—old has told the bbc she is declaring her candidacy to become the next president of the world anti—doping agency. she‘s been speaking to our sports news editor dan roan about her ambition to clean up the world of anti—doping. right now i‘m very concerned about the confidence and the trust in anti—doping. iam the confidence and the trust in anti—doping. i am convinced that wada is the right body to increase and enhance the fight against doping. so we can have a clean sport. so we can have our children and my two sons who love sport, but they can have role models that are clea n, they can have role models that are clean, that‘s my inspiration. and i will use all of my efforts to see how i can contribute to that. now we‘ve seen some interesting carreer

mean, freedom of speech is an important value inc thntry and it has always been sort of understood that people don't necessarily rsacrifice all of thehts to free speech when they play a sport. that is not to say that people ioven't been punished for having -- making demonstr during the playing of the national anthem. icwe saw that in 1968 in m city. but generally, people have looked at the situation as athletes don't sacrificed the rights to free speech when they take the field of competition. jane: has this decision resolved the matter? matt: well, it doesn't resolve the matter at all. the players are furious about it. they don't believe they should have to sacrifice their right to free speech. i think the question is, is the speech really free if secluded in an underground windowless locker room and no one can seeng what you are dr saying? jane: this type of protest does have historical signce, doesn't it? tt: it certainly does for the nfl players. they were making loud statements about issuesike social injustice and police brutality. i think that is one of the important misconptions.

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laura: and remembering new york's summer of 19 long-lost photos capture the city at play inc its publi parks. onra: welcome to our viewers public television in america and around the globe. if youre booking tickets to the summit between president trump and kim jong-un in singapore, you may want to choose the refundable option. tday the u.s. president c doubt on whether the meeting would take place on june 12. his secretary of state remains optimistic, and the planning is going ahead. mr. trump spoke ahead of a meeting withhe south korean president in washington. state department correspondent barbara plett-usher has the latest. barbara: this meeting was meant to plan the agenda for the summit, but the focus was more on how to save it. the white house got cold feet after north korea's dramatic change of tone. esident trump said the unprecedented event could be delayed. pres. trump: i don't want tost a lot of time, and i'm sure he doesn't want to waste a lot of time. iaso there is a substachance it won't work out, and that's ok. that doesn't mean it won't work out over a period of time,

the premium forive sports in an increasingly fragmented world is inc gasing but thewing number of billionaires that want trophy assets that generate cash, status and membershipan i exclusive club is the main driver of prices. when steve ballmer paid 2 billion for the l.a. clippers, it whe four times previous record for an nba team. many say he overpaid. forbes puts the team's value at 2.2 billio the dallas coy boys are still the most valuable team in sports worth an estimated 4.2 billion followed by the yankees and soccer's manchester at 3.7 billion. tepper owns 5% of the nfl's pittsburgh steelers worth an estimated 25 billion. he needs to put up 35% ofca his for the panthers. he'll be selling his stake in the steelers for 135 million. he's worth 11 billion so theti deal will give him plenty of cash to change all of his steelers jerseys to blue. robert frank, "nightly business report >>> finally tonight, the man who first called wall street bond traders masters of the universe has died. author tom wolf famously chronicled america power and greed in the bonfire of the vanities. he immortalized

an increase ince oil p sent energy shares higher, and that helped lift the broader markets and investors did not appearo be botherey a rise in the ten-year yield back to the 3% mark. so her are the closing numbers. the dow jones industrial average advanc 182 points to 24,542. the nasdaq rose 73nd the s&p 500 was up 25. bob pisani explain why today's market action could be a good sign for the bulls. >> reporter: it's finally happening. the broad market and key leadership sectors are breaking out othe down trend. bulls are starting to regain control of the narrative. the big cap, s&p 500 and the small cap russell 2000 are reversin the s&p has risen nearly 100 points. the dow more than 1,000 points since thursday's lows. the news has been better for the bulls recently. the jobs report last friday indicated modest jobs growth with modest wage inflation. earnings haveained strong and guidance for earnings for the rest of the year have notop d. earnings growth will be slower next year, however. finally, inflation remains moderate. ten-year treasury, ten-year yields up 3%. april's producer pric

the transcriptsde inc interviews with with president trump's oldest son, donald, jr., and the probe into russian meddling. anthony zurcher joined me a short time ago. is has become an infamou meeting. what more do the transcripts tell us? anthony: it tells us that d'ld trump, jr.s, memory is hazy at times, key times, but crystal clear when it exonerates him and the rest of e people in the trump campaign. a lot of it focuses on donald trump, jr., replying when told that russia nts to make contact with him and they could have information damaging to hillary clinton and he said, "if it is what you say, i love it, especially lat in the summer." he says that means thanks, great, we will talk about it later. but he gets hazy a year later when they were talking about whether donald trump, his father, knew about how the white house was handling the responsee toisclosure of the meeting. he said he was not sure if donald trump had involvement in the reaction.ou that indicate obstruction of justice if donald trump was directly involved in the misleading initial explanation. jane: there are so many

and he volunteers for the homeless certainty, and lang horn open space inc. . it is impossible to summarize his contributions to our community in the speech here today. i applaud him for his good works and encourage my constituents to follow his ead. mr. speaker, i rise today to mums lynn he community who are currently observing ramadan, the holiest month in the islamic faith. i mums wish them peace an renew they take on the virtues of charity and sacrifice. in this spirit, i'd like to in our d organization community that seeks to provide cultural understanding between community that seeks to provide cultural understanding between women in the islamic and jewish faiths. a national organization recently established a chapter in bucks county. founded by ama, this seeks to bridge the gap between young women of separate creeds who are both devoted to their community and faith. despite still being in high school, ama has made a last aing difference. i call on my constituents to follow her lead and thank her for her advocacy of passion and understanding. mr. speaker,

owned time warner inc. and part of time warner cable. so their antitrust laws and other law is already in place to anti-competitive context. iss is not just a matter of the deal allowed or not, i think at&t has done a terrific job of litigating the government. that is important to know. at&t offered up a baseball style arbitration, which means if there is a dispute be present to options and each side presents an option and the arbitrator picks one. there is no sweating the baby. it forces both sides to the middle. before we close, one more topic. there is a move in the senate to use the congressional review act to revise net neutrality. robert: to revive title ii. [laughter] gigi: we only have a few minutes. robert: here we go again. we'll do the duty extended version later for folks. this is interesting because the congressional review many years ago tried to do on regulations. this will be used to put regulations back on the high. the legalo restore structure that was in place before february, 2015, which kept the internet open and all

and to open up its facilities to international inspectors well done in mcadam's from the ron paul ince peace institute believes the israeli leader is trying to manipulate the u.s. president netanyahu knows very well that he cannot take on iran on its own bibi is playing trump like a fiddle but look around trump is good all the same losers that were in power in two thousand and two who lied us into going into iraq or we're supposed to believe that somehow just a week or so before trump has to make his decision on iran that all of a sudden it come into this amazing information here let us rush to share with you this information telling you how evil they are it's all pure theatrical just like his ridiculous bomb thing at the un it's just a desperate ploy to lie us into another war. paris has been gripped by its worst may day on rest since one thousand nine hundred sixty eight on tuesday more than a thousand an artist's showed up at a union led rally against president micron's a labor reforms masked riders hurled smoke grenades destroyed cars and clash with police more than two hundred act