>>> joe biden amy gutman at irvine auditorium. the new center will focus on diplomacy and foreign policy and national security.

292, and they are from uc irvine, university of san francisco, denver, and smu school of law. southern methodist. >> the ranking member says she has already put that in the record. >> thank you. >> will you withdraw your unanimous consent request? >> yes, mr. chairman. >> okay, thank you. >> may i ask ms. pyati a question please? >> i ask unanimous consent the gentlewoman from texas be given an additional minute. >> i thank you, mr. chairman. ms. pyati, i am very familiar with the center. i think you know marty down in texas and we've been very close working on it. i think it is very important to reemphasize how lives can be saved when we give the opportunity for individuals who are unstatus to feel free to report threats that not only can jeopardize the lives of the significant others, the spouse,

i feel we then moved to irvine when the most conservative cities in california restaurant had to address being surrounded by a vastly different mentality could this allow me to gain exposure and understand the various organizations for an against medical and recreational cannabis seen the effects of overstretching and criminalization for the portion my youth bring a sold sense of social injustice from the get go. business will actually did very presentations on legalization and decriminalization of cannabis to because was not as particular passion about want to build a better awareness around. up to six months ago the majority of my professional career has been dedicated to [inaudible] analytics data cross various industries it was most natural moved to join my company [inaudible] intellects retail sales tracking company for the cannabis organization [inaudible] just that you understand this was an opportunistic move, i am working for start up in the canada space and could easily

292, and they are from uc irvine, university of san smu,isco, denver and southern methodist. i can get those names, they are not attached to the letter. >> the ranking member says it is already in the record. will you deny your unit management -- unanimous consent request? ms. jackson lee: yes. >> i asked the gentlewoman from texas be giving an additional minute. thank you. lee: i am very familiar with the center, i think you know marty in texas, we have been very close working on it. i think it is very important to reemphasize how lives can be saved when we give the opportunity for individuals who to report threats that not only can jeopardize the others, the significant

i feel we then moved to irvine when the most conservative cities in california restaurant had to address being surrounded by a vastly different mentality could this allow me to gain exposure and understand the various organizations for an against medical and recreational cannabis seen the effects of overstretching and criminalization for the portion my youth bring a sold sense of social injustice from the get go. business will actually did very presentations on legalization and decriminalization of cannabis to because was not as particular passion about want to build a better awareness around. up to six months ago the majority of my professional career has been dedicated to [inaudible] analytics data cross various industries it was most natural moved to join my company [inaudible] intellects retail sales tracking company for the cannabis organization [inaudible] just that you understand this was an opportunistic move, i am working for start up in the canada space and could easily

in the coming weeks on afterwards, lisa's irvine will report on america's credit system and how it affects the general public. rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse will offer his thoughts on how legislative decisions are influenced by private businesses. former chief of the new york police department's internal affairs bureau charles dc will describe his work investigating corruption in the police force and this weekend, sylvia fara discusses how our bodies react to fat . >> it's calories, it's actually an endocrine organ that releases hormones to that body depends on so basically, our play sites are linked to fat. there are people who have that status and some of those that are smaller, mice might have smaller things themselves. our goals are linked to that, our reproductive systems are linked to that and people who get to that level don't menstruate regularly. even the system, it's amazing there's so many systems in their body that are linked to healthy fat. >> afterwards airs on tv every saturday at 10 pm and sunday at 9 pm eastern. watch all previous afterwards programs on our websi

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. >> reporter: disneyland art director kim irvine was one of the first to ride pirates when it openedmother one of the original imagineeres. we rode with her after refurbishment. >> the layers of detail and storytelling is so important so every time you come through you see something new. >> reporter: eager fans lined up to get back on their favorite ride. disney says nearly 400 million people have hopped on since pirates opened. >> being the first one, very first boat when it reopens for the 50th anniversary is just amazing. >> reporter: irvine says they've added subtle details to the elaborate scenes and more than 120 animated characters. the success of the ride launching a film franchise and other pirates of the caribbean attractions all over the world. she says walt disney would have been thrilled. >> it's excitement for what he wanted to do. he would act out what the pirates were going to do. sfwlts he sfwl >> it's a classic attraction and everyone should come. >> reporter: greg lee, abc 7 news. >> the blue bayou restaurant is also fantastic. get the latest news any time with the

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he will join penn president amy gutman for discussion at irvine auditorium. he will have a center that will focus on diplomacy and frp -- foreign policy and >> reporter: we have clear skies after the bridge, we're expecting sunshine early high clouds move in as we go through the day, we'll be under the milky white sky later this afternoon. 43 degrees in philadelphia. mid 30s in trenton, allentown and upper 30s in trenton and lancaster. millville, 37 you might want to think about a heavier coat even though the wind are not that strong this morning. looking at satellite we're fairly clear, it won't be too much longer before we see the arrival of high clouds. the rain out to the west will arrive i don't think that will be late tonight and overnight. up in the lehigh valley we'll see sun and clouds, a bit cooler today with a high of 54, but winds are not as strong as they were for a while yesterday. at the shore, sun, clouds, not as breezy overall, 54 is the high. in philadelphia, we'll go for a high of 55. cooler today than yesterday. sun giving way to the high

richard bury occupies the same senate seat that was occupied by the legendary senator sam irvin, who in 1973 was the chairman of the senate select committee to investigate campaign practices. that was its formal title. it was known as the watergate committee. here is chairman ervin questioning president nixon's commerce secretary maurice stands, who is also the campaign treasurer who after this testimony was charged with perjury and a ultimately plead guilty to accepting illegal campaign contributions. >> you think it's perfectly normal of the kind of things you would expect people who had records concerning outlays of campaign funds to destroy those records after five men are caught in an act of burglary with money that came from the committee in their pockets? >> the fact that they came to me after the watergate was pure and innocent coincidence. >> that testimony was in the summer of 1973. in the summer of 1974, president nixon resigned and was immediately pardoned so that he never had to face criminal charges himself. north carolina was proud of the work sam ervin did on the wate

based on a 1993 novel by irvine welsh, it was a low-budget affair, boyle's second feature film, withn little-known actors, that became a smash hit. one of the most successful films ever made in britain, with a large, almost cult-ish following in the u.s. and worldwide. >> we believed in it very fervently, very passionately, in the book and how we wanted to make it as a film. this is irving welsh's extraordinary voice, that he creates for these people, and that we inherit in the movies. he gives a voice to people who are marginalized, and they are from an extraordinary city, edinburgh, but they're from the fringes. >> reporter: the first one was about this youthful experience of, you know, i can almost do anything, and they do, heroin and all kinds of antics, but you feel immortal. but now, this is inevitably a kind of meditation about aging and mortality. >> the first film is really boyhood, or you know, when you emerge from childhood into those late teens, early twenties and you feel reckless and careless and you can take all the risks, the terrible risks you take with yourself and

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has been the, he professor of economics and public policy at the university of california irvine for the last 25 plus years. i taught in san diego before that. he comes with a great deal of experience. join me in welcoming peter to the platform. [applause] peter: good morning. it is not church, good morning. i want to thank them for this kind invitation to deliver this keynote address. it is indeed a great honor. the broad topic i want to talk about is whether trade deficits matter. before i do that, let me tell you a little bit about what i do as the director of the white house national trade kelsey. counsel. a trade council swat team. this is to help our ranchers and farmers with any type of trade problem they may be having. whether it is with a cheating competitor or difficulty within our own bureaucracy or anything in between. every day as the requests of ir assistance come in, am amazed by how hard it is for our companies to compete on a level pailaying field. iconheartland of america is grappling with a practice called country hopping. two of the south korean competitors, lg an

. >>> joe biden amy gutman at irvine auditorium. the new center will focus on diplomacy and foreign policy and national security. >> who knew a hug could say and do so much. this video shows a 3-year-old boy hug ago police officer in fort worth who was eating by himself. the two talked about motor gavee little boy a sticker of a police badge. pj wanted to hug the officer. >>> abama is trying to take his grandmother always his prom date, but he ist happen. bryce wants to takehe because sr got a chance to go to her own prom. she even went out and pick out a dress. she looks great. the school said they have an age limit meant to protect >> my grandma has been an important part to my life, the only woman figure in my life. >> he means the world to me, i saw him when he was born and>> , they have set up a meeting with the family next week and in the meantime, bryce has started a social media movement #let nanr. >> i understand you can't bring a 32 or 26-year-old, but your80d be able to come. >> david murphy is be tracking rain rolling? >

was at the university of california irvine for the last 25 plus years. he worked in san diego before that. deal of with a great experience. join me in welcoming peter to the platform. [applause] mr. navarro: good morning. not church here, come on, good morning. thank you, thank you. i want to thank the national association of business economists who was kind of patients to deliver this keynote address. it is a great honor. the broad topic wants to talk about is whether trade deficits matter. before i do that, let me tell you about what i do is the director of the white house national trade council the micro level, i managed a national trade council swat team, designed to rapidly assist our nations manufacturers, workers, ranchers and farmers, with any type of trade problem they may be having. whether it is with a cheating perp -- competitor or difficulty within our own bureaucracy or anything in between. every day as the requests come in, i'm continually made -- i continually see how difficult it is for our companies to compete on a level playing field.

to that, he's been a professor and economics and public policy at the university of california of irvine for the last 25 years. he comes with a great deal of experience. join me and welcoming peter to the platform. [ applause ] morning. >> it is not church yet. good morning. >> thank you, thank you. >> i want to thank you to deliver this address. today the broad topic i want to talk about is whether trade deficits matter. before i do that, let me tell you about what i do as a director of the white house national trade council. at the micro level, i manage a trade council s.w.a.t. team to assist our nation's manufactures and workers and ranchers and farmers with any type of trade problems they maybe having. everyday as the request for assistance coming in, i am amazed how difficult it is for our company to compete on the lec level plainfield. this heart land of america icon is grappling with a practice called country hopping which two of its south korean competitors, lg and samsung moving their productions to another country which time there is adam p ca w case on them. >> this is precise

weekend,debate of the peter navarro, economic advisor to the president out of ucal irvine. a look at roubini a project syndicate with two different worldviews on american trade. one of them is very traditionalist, very simple start bilateral relationships where professor roubini takes the complexity, a process to how we do exports and how we do imports. which is it in our modern trade? , ait more sophisticated process-driven supply chain trade, or can we use these simplistic narrow bilateral interpretation that we seized from professor -- see from professor navarro? >> i think neither. savingce to start is investment, which is a country that invests, is going to borrow from the rest of the world, trade deficit. that is the source of our trade deficit in the u.s. it is not to the chinese. it is not due to the germans. we have to one solve. i think thinking about the trade deficit as a whole is where you have to start. the notion of looking at trade deficit on a bilateral basis really does that make any sense. because even if we had completely balanced trade, we could well ha

uc irvine's russell turner. whoever gets that job will not be coaching ivan rabb next season.ed to enter the nba draft. leaving after his sophomore campaign. rabb surprised a lot of people when he did not go pro after his freshman year. he came back, he didn't live up to expectations, average 15 points and 11 boards per game. he's a 6'11" forward, projected to still go in the first round but not the top ten pick he would have been a year ago. >>> the ncaa sweet 16 tips off tomorrow. you have gonzaga and west virginia playing the earlier game at 4:40 in the afternoon, the nightcap is arizona and xavier. the wildcats and musketeers having played in the sweet 16 a couple years ago, with zona getting that win. >> to be here in the sweet 16 round. two of the last three years against these guys, i wish it was different, but it isn't. and now that i've said that, the focus clearly is on both teams, the players, the great players on both teams, and i think both programs vaiing to stay alive and trying to advance. >>> should be fawn in san jose. >> the warriors are having fun, finding

. >>> the aggies beat uc irvine so they are going to the tournament, davis is not expected to go far. they face north carolina central in a play game and if they win they go on to face the team most considered to be the best number one seed and this is a kansas. >>> coming up. the stock market a lot of movement out of silicon valley. details coming up. >>> making college more affordable. the most generous college aid plan in the country. >>> this is a very ambitious $1.5 billion college aid plan. lay it out. what will be covered? >> we want to do it over the next five years starting next year. every family that earns under $150,000 will walk away without any debt if they send their family members to a uc or csu. we start by having 300 million- dollars starting in fiscal year one year from now and we want to make sure that the full-time students can go for free in community college and those poorer students in community college can get help with living expenses. another one hundred million dollars a year. >> you're not only talking about covering tuition but it is really the expansion

john irvine of independent television news reports from the front lines. >> reporter: rolling back the islamic state has been tortuous. the fighting here is intense and brutal. advances made by the iraqi army have been slow and the extent of the damage being wrought by this inch by inch battle for a city is simply appalling. in 2014, the iraqi army lost mosul in six hours. getting it all back is going to take them at least six months. the battle for eastern mosul lasted 100 days and it cost the iraqi army at least 500 dead. they want to limit the casualties this side of the river in western mosul and to that end, they're using far more ordnance, artillery, and air strikes like the one you've just heard. i.s. can also strike from the air. that was a grenade dropped close to us by one of their drones. this cropaganda video appears to confirm the commitment of their fighters here in mosul. it also shows they are far from running short on ammunition. no quarter is being given or asked for. are they good fighters? >> actually they fight, they fight, they fight, they fight. but we have also

agents arresting irvin gonzalez, a transgender person from mexico who was at the courthouse to seek a protective order against fer alleged abuser. now, this is one of several cases of federal officers detaining undocumented immigrants at courthouses around the country and here in california. san francisco's district attorney's office says it has not happened here in the city but the d.a.'s office does believe it could keep illegal immigrants from resolving their crimes in court or testifying against criminals. now, immigration and customs enforcement says the courthouse arrests are used as a last resort to take in illegal immigrants. a spokeswoman says while i.c.e. does arrest targets at courthouses, generally it's only after investigating officers have exhausted other options. she said noting that many low law enforcement agencies refuse to honor i.c.e. detainer requests like authorities in sanctuary cities and counties including most of the bay area. >> so anne, what's the court system doing. >> reporter: the chief justice of california's supreme court wrote a letter to the attorney

countyty officials belelieve tht ththe agents acteded after a tif from irvin gonzalez's alleged abuser women's rights advocates have argued t that the e arrest o of gonznzalez senends a message to survivivors that if they seeeekp theyey will be deported or jail. , in mississippi, lawyers for daniela vargas say ice officials are preparing to deport the 22-year-old undocumented immigrant without a court hearing. vargas was arrested this week shortly after she spoke out publicly against a february immigration raid that saw her father and brother detained by ice. vargas was brought to the u.s. from argentina as a child has a , pending application to renew her daca status granting her permission to live and work in the u.s. and a bill before the arkansas state legislature would prohibit publicly funded schools from teaching the works of legendary historian howard zinn. house bill 1834 would bar teachers from including all of zinn's writings from 1959 through his death in 2010. in 1980, howard zinn published his classic book, "a people's history of the united states," which would go on to se

and -- so, you know, we never received the script until about two years ago even though irvine welshled "porno" some ten years after his first novel. and, but it just took them that long to sort of find the right tone. and for john hodge, our script writer, to write this beautiful script. >> seth: i felt a great amount of nostalgia, because i was, we were talking backstage. i was the age of those characters when this movie came out. >> yeah. >> seth: when i first saw it. i mean the feelings of nostalgia, i had, i can only imagine were so small compared to what it was like going back to those same sets for you. >> yeah, there was a moment every day, some -- there was like a 20 years have passed moment every day on set. and yeah, we shot in some of the same locations. probably the most profound one was when we went up to the highlands. in the first film i do -- there's a bit where renton talks about being scottish and that it's [ bleep ] to be scottish. and we're ruled by the english and there's little -- i was sitting on a bridge when i did that speech, and we went back to that very,

. >> the president of the united states. ( applause ) paul irvin, the house sergeant at arms, announcing president trump. and now the long walk to the podium in the house. some members will have stood in these positions for hours to make sure they had a chae to shake the president's hand as he went by. norah, the president is at odds with some of the key members of his own party. he's going to talk tonight about an enormous increase in defense spending, for example. but he has to get all of that through john mccain's armed services committee. john mccain, who the other day he called a loser, who has lost so long, he doesn't know how to win anymore. >> and, by the way, the press headlines today suggested this was a huge increase in defense spending, which it is, but john mccainmented more than what president trump had called for. what's not clear yet from the white house is how they will offset that spending, the reduction in other chndiscretionary spending, which agencies will take a cut-- the state, e.f.a. there are indications of that. there is still meat on the bones boneleft on this

he know it s if dhe was devin nunes, howard baker would be huddling with richard nixon behind sam irvin'sack instead of asking mitchell what did the president know, he would be like who was deep throat, right? and i think that's perverted. we are really not looking to get to the bottom of what happened here. >> tucker: i think what you're miss something the real scandal is not what those who are elected do t because we can throw them out of office. we have control over their careers. it's what people who are unelected and would retain a massive amount of power do to influence the course of government behind a screen we can't see beyond. that is to say the permanent government. i'm not a comparison not, but i'm watching this and i'm askinz myself, is it really crazy to think that the obama administration, agencies overseen by the obama white house, were spying on the trump campaign? apparently, they wear. so why is that something i should not worry about? it could be the hillary campaign. i don't care. you shouldn't be spying on political opponents. >> you say "apparently." is this apparen

i feel we then moved to irvine when the most conservative cities in california restaurant had to address being surrounded by a vastly different mentality could this allow me to gain exposure and understand the various organizations for an against medical and recreational cannabis seen the effects of overstretching and criminalization for the portion my youth bring a sold sense of social injustice from the get go. business will actually did very presentations on legalization and decriminalization of cannabis to because was not as particular passion about want to build a better awareness around. up to six months ago the majority of my professional career has been dedicated to [inaudible] analytics data cross various industries it was most natural moved to join my company [inaudible] intellects retail sales tracking company for the cannabis organization [inaudible] just that you understand this was an opportunistic move, i am working for start up in the canada space and could easily working half the time in almost any other job. i'm here because i'm passionate about this industry been a pas

of us are old enough to remember during the watergate era and the level of cooperation between sam irvin, a democrat, and a howard baker, a republican, to follow the facts wherever they led. this was disappointing when you consider the -- those traditions of government oversight. >> let me play this brief little clip. the president reacting to what he learned. listen to this. >> do you feel vindicated by chairman nunes coming over here? >> i somewhat do. i must tell you i somewhat do. i very much appreciated the fact that they found what they found. >> do you think, phil mudd, he has a right to feel somewhat vindicated? >> zero, other than that, yes. zero right. let's put these side by side. you have a legal process that we're talking about today where the intelligence community operating under presumably the fbi and the department of justice goes to a court we call the fisa court and surveils a foreign entity. that foreign entity speaks to a u.s. person who crops up in the collection. legal, done without the president of the united states, been done for decades. the president of the uni

a tech company out of irvine california working with data analysis. expected to do well. checking in on the numbers, they have been up all morning. we are waiting to see what happens of course on the vote in washington d.c. is how that could affect wall street. the dow is up 30 points. the nasdaq up 36 points. the snp 500 up almost eight. >>> amazon bringing 1,000 new jobs. they have leased their building and plans to have 1300 engineers work there. most of those workers will not be from east palo alto. to get around a rule that says a third of the company's employees have to live in the city, am zone is opening a job center to help find jobs for people that live there. twitter considering a new premium version but will cost you to use it. the version would charge a subscription fee and it could include more powerful tools they say to help marketers and journalists and others find out what is happening on twitter and the world quicker. no word on how much twitter would charge for the premium service but the plan is seen as another way to make money since the social networ

i'm particular live pleased and hoards to be here tied to introduce my good friend, governor george' irvin sunny perdue, president trump's nominee for the next secretary of agriculture. spend 12 of the west year of my life here and when people ask me what do i miss i'm quick to respond i miss the good friends it made in congress and members of this committee are right the top of the list of those best friends on both sides of the aisle and i'm pleased be here. when is was sworn in as a new member of house hover representatives in january of 1959, i was given the next to the last seat on that committee, which was made up of more than 50 members. the chairman of the committee was was the gentleman from kansas, mr. roberts. mr. chairman you're oonly person in the highlight of our country to chair both committees and i'm going to steal your phrase because i've heard you've say so it often, that sometimes powerful ag committee but you're to be congratulated from having the honor of they'ring -- chairing both commit e. governor sunny perdue is no stranger to agriculture. he agree -- graduated fr

>> the sequel is set 20 years later and irvin welsh wrote a sequel to his novel which came out aboutvel is scotland was sort of a book of my generation. it was an enormous success and a wonderful book that sort of defined that time and when a sequel -- when he wrote his -- i'm not going to say the name of his second book because i'm on breakfast television but came out ten years later and at that point, i don't think there was a script that came out of it that was good enough for danny to send to us so it took another ten years really for them to nail it and what the film has in it which is really deep, i think, is this sense that man in this case because it's primarily about four boys in their mid-40s approaching their 50s so start looking back on their lives and then in our case looking back on our youths and that is the "trainspotting" film we all know and love. >> powerful? and through that sort of retrospective looking back trying to figure out how they're going to move forward. what was my life going to be like and i'm starting to sense that a little bit at my age. >> right. >>

292, and they are from uc irvine, university of san smu,isco, denver and southern methodist. i can get those names, they are not attached to the letter. >> the ranking member says it is already in the record. will you deny your unit management -- unanimous consent request? ms. jackson lee: yes. >> i asked the gentlewoman from texas be giving an additional minute. thank you. lee: i am very familiar with the center, i think you know marty in texas, we have been very close working on it. i think it is very important to reemphasize how lives can be saved when we give the opportunity for individuals who to report threats that not only can jeopardize the others, the significant the spouse, the girlfriend, but the children in the home or context. would you explain the impact you have seen that the women you of health, the children that have been involved, and how important it is for them -- isthe gentlewoman's time expired. you may answer. ms. pyati: thank you. office, you know we work handed kind with police to help them investigate trafficking in the area. our work there has been

of core logic, a global company based in irvine. he led core logic from its 2010 launch as a public company and transformed it into a high-performing leader in the housing market, employing over 5,000 americans. beyond his business leadership, he volunteered his time generously with many organizations, including operation hope and cal state-fullerton. he will long be remembered for his outstanding leadership, warm personality, integrity, devotion to his family and faith and service to the community. please join me in celebrating the life of him. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. well, on friday when house republicans withdrew trump care, it was a victory for american families. it was a victory for 24 million

they say they are representing 292, and they are from uc irvine, university of san francisco, denver, and smu, dedman school of law southern , methodist. 292. i can get those names, they are not attached to the letter. chair sensenbrenner: the ranking member says it is already in the record. will you withdrawal your unanimous consent request? rep. jackson lee: yes, mr. chairman. chair sensenbrenner: i ask unanimous consent to give gentlewoman from texas be giving an additional minute. rep. jackson lee: thank you. i am very familiar with the center, i think you know marty in texas, we have been very close working on it. i think it is very important to reemphasize how lives can be saved when we give the opportunity for individuals who are unstatused to report threats that not only can jeopardize the lives of the significant others, the spouse, the girlfriend, but the children in the home or context. would you explain the impact you have seen that the women you of helped, the children that have been involved, and how important it is for them -- chair sensenbrenner: the gentlewoman's time