development of weaponry.ergy for irst he was intrigued by the whole notion of nuclear energy. ut when he saw what was being developed, he -- he stood up and cannot be usedis against other human beingings. so he made points such as that and he wasn't afraid to make of statements and to began to be , he other people and he became less popular through years. another thing relating to the war that henry a. wallace did winding down, was he became vocal that the united to an should not get in adversarial position with the soviet union. and because people were -- there people talking about that russia was going to e the next entity that the united states needed to be fearful of. nd because of that, that was a downfall for henry a. wallace. nd we know what happened after that, the united states did get into a long, cold war with the soviet union. so things probably would have been a lot different if people to him.ve listened ut that was the demise of his political career concerning the vice presidency of the united states. he agreed to do that for the 1949 election. out of washington,

the figure is 50% more than what irsts -- than what tourists spend in france. demands, theo israelis and hamas commanders refused to budge on conditions. more than 700 palestinians have died and 35 israelis. denying responsibility, a top russian official says missiles that shot down to ukrainian fighter jets on wednesday were not fired from russians went, -- for martian oil, going against claims from kiev. and yet another missing plane -- a flight operated by air algerie has lost touch with aviation authorities shortly after it took off from burkina faso on its way to algiers. french a round up of the weekly magazines. welcome to the set. you are starting off with someone who is in the headlines. >> vladimir putin, president of russia, has his eyes and ears in france and there are big spy that hasbout a been at work in france on behalf of the russian government. it says they have some interesting revelations about how this character has been working. he has been trying to find out more information about president franÇois law and -- francois hollande's inner ci

irst of all, it's legal representation to have advocates present. four-year-old young girl, how is going to lay her case before n immigration judge about asylum, violence. how is she going to make her case? she can't. so this third party support has process.itical in the that's what we said in the cpc progressive caucus said, the emphasis on the kid and due essential. you want to speed up adjudication. don't do it with the premise you're starting like we do for kids from mexico or canada. looks at them and they make the determination asylum or not.e and it's usually toward deportation. w t's the premise they start the law requires now that you start with the premise that they have a right to representation but theautomatic asylum right to asylum and they have to plead. move up to w the law requires now yes.dication, but if we're still in the men at we're expediting to deport then scheme. s the whole you are the cochairman of the congressional progressive caucus task the immigration force and the hispanic caucus. what kind of copsation are you in ng

iraqi ent yesterday, the parliament met yesterday to irst agree on a speaker which did not happen. later on i would imagine to iament will also need agree on a president for the republic. what we are seeing from iraq rds to withdraw from as a state do you still envision that parliament would agree on, kurdish president and would they go along with that even with what many believe intention to withdraw from the iraqi state and declared back to what t go they used to be before the crisis? when we agreed as iraqis on the constitution, that the kurds. if i remember -- if my memory around e right, it was 95% of the kurds saying we agree to this constitution. a new constitution is talked about, then the current mean that the kurds will play a significant political role and that the have agreed for the and dency to be occurred for the speaker to be a sunni arab. that's still on going. yesterday or this morning ctually there were talks supposed to agree on a person sunni-arab blocks and they disagreed at the last moment. have saidther parties or eachallow each block entity to select that p

irst, we go to mark phillips at the crash site in eastern ukraine, where the reality of what has happened can be difficult to watch. >> reporter: the arguments may be raging over who did this, but there is almost nothing being done to investigate this site or to care for the remains of the victims of the air disaster. in a field in eastern ukraine, the wreckage and the bodies lie entangled, exposed, neglected. volunteers have been looking for victims, overseen by the pro- russian rebel militias which control the area. without proper resources to affect a disaster of this scale, the local people have been spotting the bodies. you can see the little sticks with ribbons at the top-- one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine -- nine bodies lying in a field just here. and the crash scene is spread over nine miles of countryside. there are unbearable images wherever you look. and the crash area is still not secure. people have been moving through this crime scene. a full day after a major air disaster like this, and a crash oute would normally be crawling esti investigators and peopl

in 1978 that it had delays and flew its first flight april 12, 1981. 20 years to the day that the ,irst human went into space eureka geron. -- yuri gegaron. space shuttlehe columbia on the first space flight of a reusable spacecraft. for 30 years, we did amazing things with it. we built the international space station. we could not have done that without the space shuttle. when it started out, you can't even see the unity node. under nice -- underneath that structure is unity, and behind that is the functional russian cargo block. that was the beginning of the playstation on my last flight in 1998. in 2000, the russians put another module up there and we had a frugal. bill shepherd was the commander. there were also a couple of russian cosmonauts. i had gotten to fly with one of them on our assembly flight. a real team effort. in october 2000, we had a permanent crew up on the space station and it has grown significantly. it is the size of a football field. it has the volume of a 747. there are astronauts they're doing amazing science. it also gave us the hubble space telescope. look at

irst time. >>> welcome back. a group of 170 asylum seekers from sri lanka have arrived at a center. australia now plans to deport them. another group of sri lankans findses it difficult to resettle. we spoke to some of them. >> reporter: dmrglad to be aliv back in sri lanka after a failed attempt to make it to new zealand by boat. >> translator: we ran out of fuel and floated for two or three days before ending up in australian waters. we were all crying but had no one to turn to. >> reporter: the group was picked up by awes kralian authorities that held them at sea and handed them back to the sri lankan navy. al jazeera filmed the arrival on the 8th of july. the youngest on board was two months old. the organizers were promised an easy way abroad. >> translator: the people told us that if we make it to new zealand and call, someone would come and get us. that's because the country needs labor, and we would be allowed to stay. >> reporter: ten people from this rural village were on the boat that set sail from the eastern coast. thousand of sri lankans brave rickety boating like this

yesterday canceling at the first irst ruble off showing -- auction in months. tomorrow is the big day and that is when we will know what the list is for sanctions on people. people and on if the threat of further sanctions that could be more interesting. they're basically saying to vladimir putin they want you to help the investigation into the downing of the plane. >> what does that mean? , many members of european parliament feeling that they have not, again, gotten with france saying they will not send the latest weaponry they have agreed to. it's an awful lot of money. many feel they could have gone further. hermes still has overweight on the shares over there. hopefully, this will make food and step back, withdraw. >> fascinating to watch this coming out of the netherlands and the incredibly sad editorials being written about the events of mh 17, but also all of the anger being expressed about whether further sanctions should be applied to russia by parts of the dutch business community. a nation built up of traders that goes up centuries now having to tal

to play in the .irst warrior open in 2011 justine sterling gave me a call one day at work and i was so excited i literally knocked my computer off my desk. after competing in that first open i made the decision i had to move to texas. and for short months later i did. because the warrior open i met the woman of my dreams who she is still putting up with me today, believe it or not. i am a full-time student at the university of north texas. i am a senior. i am working full-time at a company in fort worth. they do a lot of military contract and do a lot of work with the governments i get to stay with my brothers and sisters which is awesome for me. blessing to have the help that i needed to be successful in this transition for me. it is my pleasure to introduce to the second panel that will be coming up now. if i mispronounce or names i am sorry. i am from arkansas. it is my fault. [applause] jake would. -- wood. joe depinto. mayor alvin brown. [applause] jean case. [applause] much.nk you so to have another woman up here. about thelked nonprofit sector and the private sector. we have rep

irst, as our report made clear, this is not able collection program or a dragnet. i do not think we can stress that often enough because it has been such a common misconception. under section 702, the government may only target individual non-u.s. persons located outside the united states from the government -- whom the government believes will have for intelligence information. to impact that, the government may never target americans under section 702 no matter where they are located. they may never target anyone inside the united states. the government must select specific targets for surveillance and collect only the communications of the target and even when selecting a particular foreigner or abroad -- second, i would like to dispel any notion that this program is likely to give the government a complete or even a significant picture of an american's private life. our report discusses incidental collection under section 702, and chairman medine already reference this. if a targeted foreigner abroad communicates with a person, that will be collected. vote -- i

we assume as this court holds in irst amendment cases dealing with public officials that we have a resilient society where trusted to sort out truth from falsehood. i submit the justice in this case, the grand jury would not accuse the president of a crime. too, that the fear that perhaps without basis, some rand jury somewhere might maliciously accuse the president of a crime is not necessarily a compelling reason for saying no power nd jury has to do that. system may be vibrant enough to deal with that. i think the inherent dignity of presidential office in any ncumbent provide him with a notable check against being defeated, or as my colleague by the action of a grand jury. his is perhaps the most notorious event and notorious the in recent times when grand jury's action was disclosed. although to say that it was a difficult time for all including the prosecutors as well as other the president and the country, the president is not displaced from office. he is still president. he still functions in accordance with his constitutional powers. > i wanted to get to this mechanical question tha

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