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sure it's in the dramatic but very in landscape but it stands really tivoli alone and a view from the indus. a slum started it's. nice feinstein is like a monument on a pedestal it emerges from the rock and dominates the landscape like hardly any other building. and it's white and white is seen as a symbol of purity as the color of innocence. to that another crucial factor it's integration into the natural landscape no other castle in such a grandiose location can offer that. this is the village of hones fungo it's here where visitors start their tour up to the castle. hones fungo has only 400 inhabitants but about 2000000 visitors a year. a new 4 star hotel was recently opened here with nearly 140 rooms and a spa. it's an attempt to keep the tourists in the village for a longer stay. many locals live from the castle but sometimes they also suffer because of it. it's this. because the castle has been with me all my life. if you see the castle for 365 days a year and your private life at home as well then you just want to pull back and draw the curtains and be on your own for a while as he s

and to provide meaningful, enforceable protections against displacement and intelligen jenty again indu. the houses we build is not meeting needs low and moderate san franciscons. this is the kind of data we should use to make land use in planning decisions and the kind of data that wasn't available when sb50 was written and make us rethink the approach we're taking in letting private market drive housing production. as written, sb50 won't correct that imbalance and exacerbate it. and the job's housing fit report also shows that we're seeing huge amounts of displacement of middle-class people from san francisco, people who need the kind of housing that luxury development simply won't provide. as written, sb50 doesn't representative community plans and the kind of plans that have been most successful at increasing affordable housing in ways that center the needs of neighborhoods instead of ignoring them. we need an opportunity to decide for ourselves how we meet the needs of our communities and truly affordable housing is one of the biggest needs. we've been investing in that. a big chun

first, president trump used the power of his office to pressure and indues the newly elected president of ukraine to interfere in the 2020 presidential election t for president trump's personal and political benefit. second, in order to increase the pressure on ukraine to announce theuk politically motivated investigations that president trumpmo wanted, president trump withheld a coveted oval office meeting and $391 of his central military assistance from ukraine. third, president trump's conduct sought to undermine our free and fair elections and poses an imminent threat to our national security. and fourth, faced with the revelation of his pressure campaign against ukraine, president trump directed an unprecedented effort to obstruct congress's impeachment inquiry conduct. with that context in mind i would like toco turn to the evidence of president trump's conduct concerning ukraine. my colleague mr. castor just said it revolves around eight lines in one call record. but that sorely ignores the vast amount of evidence that we collected of a months long scheme directed by the preside

trying to instill a indu nationalist agenda?so modi and his pararty an avoidly hindu nationalrty. they believe that indian culture is bros adly synonymth hindu culture and india is a country of 1.3 billion people, 80% of higwhom are hindus, so india shd wear its hindu-ness as sort of a so this latest move is sort of in keeping wih ideological hindu ben nant modi believes? >> reporter: india has more muslims than pakistan next door and we've seen a lot of muslim protests beginning with that and we've also seen a connection story examined. things that our what is the connection between the citizenship law that's jut been passed and the citizenship test that the govement vows to take national? >> whatthe citizenship law does is grant expedited assistantships to illegal from pakistan, bangladesh.dia it gives citizenship to a wideo varietf groups except muslim. one state in enya, there's a prosoafsz creating a citizen's registry and nearly 2 million people have been left off of that list. a large percentage of them are what this bill

critically important to show, now they have subsidiaries so we have to now worry about whether or not indus instances that they are exposing people to devices and the chemicals that are very toxic and harmful. i know that we've been talking a lot about testing what you think is critically important because it gives credibility to the pastors claim as to others with come forth to say i am sick because of being exposed to this product. in 2009 and 2010, fda conducted the survey of talc products for asbestos testing and record your fda selected ama labs to conduct its testing for all three surveys. just last month ama detected asbestos in a sample of johnson & johnson's talc powder. in its public, request for quote, solicitation posting for asbestos, testing, the fda stated quote, it is not prepared detection of asbestos in cosmetics demands using the most sensitive asbestos testing methods available. dr. longo, your lab conducts these kinds of testing. are you familiar with this at all? >> i am familiar with -- i need a big note that says first push talk button. optionally with that request f

first he used the power of his office to indus the newly elected president of ukraine to interfere in the election for president trump's personal and political benefit. second, in order to increase the pressure on ukraine to announce the politically motivated investigations that president trump wanted, president trump withheld a coveted oval office meeting and 391 dollars of essential military assistance from ukraine. third, president trump's conduct sought to undermine our free and fair elections and poses an imminent threat to our national security. and faced with the revelation of the pressure campaign against ukraine he directed an unprecedented effort to obstruct congress's impeachment inquiry into his conduct. and with that i'd like to turn to the evidence of president trump's conduct concerning ukraine. my colleague just said it revolves around and that's what we selected of a months long scheme directed by the president. but i do want to start with that phone call because that's critical evidence of the president's involvement and intent. but the second call would diverge dram

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because they deliver the broadband in the first place as well >> well, the broadband is an absolute indusing root as people become more and more addicted to these streaming services that are coming completely over the top. that is absolutely the advantage for big cable. at&t and verizon want to get in on that with the rollout of 5g to make their high speed internet services much better, and we're seeing an interesting phenomenon where some of these streaming channels are being actually picked up by traditional cable operators and running almost as linear channels so you're seeing a blending that is very interesting and i think that we will -- by the end of the year we will see people coming forward trying to explain to consumers we're going to help you navigate all of this confusion with these options and one aggregated bundle i think you will see somebody coming up with something like that. >> so how about the cable bundle itself so where -- things are getting worse? things are evening out sports and news? it's live stuff? like what stays? >> it's really -- well, certainly live news, spo