-- this iss important. what action is the australian federal police taken? >> members on my left, the member for rankin has been warned, if you continues to interject he can leave. those that have been want will follow him if they interject again area is ridiculous, i can't even call the minister to enter the western area the minister has the call. >> thank you mr. speaker. i think the honorable member who ensuring thatfor all australians, especially young australians are safe online. they will leave under 94 a and i like to give character assessments but you might like to reread the opposition's speech. the minister has the call. >> thank you, mr. speaker. most parents would be rightly shocked by the reports that emerged from the australian federal police today. they have seen cases where children as young as four have produced sexually expressive material, uploaded it on social media and subsequently engaged with online child sex offenders. offenders who may have encouraged initial upload. the reality is that in the digital age, we place real risks on ever

head of custom research at iss so our team helps to implement your proxy voting. we've enhanced the report this year showing the proxy voting and how it has affected the vote outcome. we brought in the vote results as well as how you voted on the topics. i want to provide you with trends around corporate governance to get a sense of how the market is voting, how sfers is voting and give you an idea of that sort of impact that your proxy voting is having. so looking at russell 3,000 companies in 2017, average support for directors was about 96%. it's actually a high watermark, going up every year since 2009. so that is certainly a sign that shareholders are finding directors are fulfilling their fiduciary duties than a higher level in years past. but really where you tend to think about issues around the board of directors is things like the independence of the board, the directors serving on too many boards. these are structural issues and are certainly things you vote against, the reelection of directors for. that said, where you tend to see failed elections or d

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and that prince denied set issing up the back channel. >> using russian diplomatic facilities for a back channel is designed to hide the communications from the russian government but from our own government. >> they are waiting to see if the president signs the proclamation for the steel and aluminum industry. >>> and today is i womens day and the the press for progress. this was led by drexel university. and highlights the research that focuses on body images and risk of mental health and more. >>> two invaluable resources for families are joining forces to help refugees that found new homes in the delaware valley. restore, which is affiliated with "habitat for humanity" joined with jewish family services of delaware and together you can donate much needed furniture and household goods and other things that give refugees that justed in the first state get a fresh start sfwr we are asking for the community in newcastle county and the surrounding area, you want to support this effort and support these refugee families to make a donation to this effort. this partnership. and habitat is th

miss lewinsky is not labeled .iss lewinsky that may be lost to people who look at the cartoon in the span of time. anybody who opened the post that that was exactly what bill clinton was trying to balance. he was too ill during 9/11 to do anything about that. even though people were --ouraging him and saying that 19th he died in october of 2001. it was an assumption a lot of cartoonists made early in the election and early in the presidency. they drew him as stupid. cartoonists that got to live longer came around on that. at this point this is how he is depicting him, under the control of dick cheney and his father. and ignorant about world affairs. this was drawn during the 2000 presidential election. as you can see in the last year and a half of his life, again the ideas are solid. he's coming up with an opinion. and he's able to see a way to express it. he is using -- with his pen. the white house as an institution, as a substitute for the sitting president, appears quite frequently in his cartoons when he wants to talk about policy rather than personality. that can be the white h

me iss still troubling to that the ftc is still not the expert agency, it is still not the agency that has any background of when it comes to a common carrier or net neutrality regulation. it does not answer or comment to play unless harm is done and prove unfairn legislative practices. those are very high hurdles to beable to realize or to looked to afford to bring to the ftc. >> watch the communicators on c-span2. >> this weekend, american history tv is joining our vine broadband partners to showcase the history of shawnee oklahoma. the citiesre about on our current tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. we continue with our look at the history of shawnee. >> i like to describe it as a match only god can make in heaven. the original monks arrived in new orleans in 1872, thinking

the rest iss from canada, europe, japan, south korea. those are the countries to have trade restricted. it's that simple. >> the president was asked as far as the trade war is concerned i will play his response. >> when we are behind in every single country do you understand what i mean? with 60 billion in 100 billion the trade war hurts them, not us t-3 unfortunately trade wars are bad. nobody wins from the trade war yesl some steel companies could benefit but there are tremendous cost to the economy and innocent bystanders will be hit so you are a farmer of soybeans and cannot sell to china you will suffer. if you make bluejeans or a cranberry farmer you are caught up in this you will not benefit at all from steel or aluminum tariffs now you are hurt as well. i disagree in that respect there are no winners. >>host: independent line from arkansas. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. two comments. first, i agree as soon as you he is the tariffs on steel they will raise prices by 22%. i guarantee so all the money for the military you wi

amy: from pacifica, this iss democracy now! >> this is not a privatitization of the va.s is not diluting the impact of the va. every day i'm or more convinced that veterans and america need a strong va. it is essential for national security and to honor our commitment. amy: months after veterans affairs secretary david shulkin comes out against privatizing the va, he is fired by president trump.

i think also one thing that the selected talked about is how iss whole #metoo increasingly driving mennd women apart. it is not good for women. it is not good for men. it is not good for our society because it is driving a wedge between us. things thatthe more are not harassment that get lumped into being harassment, the more afraid and incapable we will be as a society to work together, to communicate together, to talk to each other. because we have repealed, as a every guardrail that used to protect women in relation to men. women do not know what they should expect. they do not know it is not ok to go to a man's apartment on the first date. that does not excuse men. many bad men do take advantage of this new environment and so it is the jerks and the rapists who are getting away with a lot. i agree and have talked with lots of young women. assault is not the same thing as a bad date. [applause] worry about the young men as well as the young women. [applause] they have no idea what to do. [inaudible] >> speaking of bad guys, there was quite an interesting person who was on this stage

but being deposed as a it issing president issing -- is nothing that you want. >> what about his strategyoing forward, it seems he is moving on to newer things that legally may have lower probability, like this deposition? >> and he's using donald trump's playbook to get attention to all of these things and keeping it in the news, which is probably really annoying donald trump. and, look, the silver lining here is also that donald trump is basically paving the way for more women to possibly come forward. and we know, if we are to believe what stormy daniels' lawyer is saying, there might be other women who have ndas and there might be other women who have similar stories. and there was a poll that came out this morning,s that shows that most people believe stormy daniels, a majority of voters believe donald trump is lying and that really blowing out the entire stereotype that women are just liars, women just want attention and potentially encouraging more women to come forward with their stories because there's public opinion is sort of on their side. >> liz plank and adrian elrod, thanks

communications director hope hick,s resign issed yesterday. and one of his top advisers jared kushner is under scrutiny for his proposed business dealings inside of the white house. kenneth moton has the latest. >> reporter: one of president trump's closest and most loyal aides hope hicks is the latest to resign in the administration. >> hope hicks a tremendously talented person. starting off with us from day one. >> the departure is in the works for months but comes after the stunning admission to investigators that hicks occasionally tells white lies on behalf of the president. in a statement, there are no words to advocately express gratitude to president trump. and hicks was questioned by the council in the russian investigation after she helped to craft the president's response about the meeting at trump tower between the russian lawyer. and ousting the -- hicks and porter had been dating and adding to the turmoil. jared kushner's real estate turn got $300 million in loans from apollo management. after having meetings with kushner. >> the

and colleen send issing it before it intensifies and future tracker showing the timing on track. 3:30 we are dealing with the intense snow. it's pulling out of here. heavy snow poor visibility and happening now. continuing through 4:00, and 5:00 today. and ending 5:00 to 9:00 to northeast. and expecting some of the heaviest bands of snow right hand here. right along the i-95 corridor 6 to 10 inches of snowfall with this. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast getting through it today. stay off the roads and hopefully be able to do that. and wet snow continuing heavy and continues through 4:00 the heavy snow 35 today. sun tomorrow and 40 and breezy and 43 and saturday chilly and 43. and you think it's spring and daylight savings time begins and partly sunny and 46 on sunday. sunday into monday looking for the potential for a coastal storm and some models suggesting with we stay to the south. 44 degrees and the snow is intense. the height of the storm now continuing for a couple more hours this way. >> constant updates on the nor'easter is at your fingertips at any time in

the inevitable senseless violence that follows iss succeeded by silence. amy: voices from the nationwide walk out. it is estimated about one million people walked out not only in the united states, but calling for gun control l all or the world in solidarity with the students at parkland. this is democracy now! we will be an washington, d.c., march 24, covering the march for our lives, organizing the student survivors of parkland organizing around the valentine's day massacre, calling for comprehensive gun control. when we e come back,k, we go to alabama to hear about another school shooting just a few weeks after parkland that has s not gotten anything likeke the attention of whahat happened in florida. stay with us all. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. wednesday's nationwide student walkout occurred one month after 17 students and staff were shot dead at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. for students left classes 17 minutes -- one minute

iss reay socialize medicine. is that right? >> the v.a. is really the nation's only single payer system. it treats everyone who is eligible, and not all of the 22 billion veterans in this country are eligible. you have to have some sort of service-connected problem, ptsd, orange, diabetes. have inincomeave to requiremenents. v.a. really cherry picks the oldest, sickest, and poorest veterans. there's still other health care system that has so many old, sick, poor veterans or patients. the v.a. really functions as s n integrated system to take all of their problems. it integrates primary and mental-health care. it has probably the best mental-health system in the country because our mental health system in the private sector is a disgrace. it has the best geriatric care in the country. it has incredible end-of-life care. it has amazing rehabilitation services. blind real bill attention centers. stroke centers. spinal cord injury centers. and these do not just treat veterans who have been in combat. whoow a gentleman in boston was 78 years ol

>>iss may is still proposing the so-called hard brexit of leaving the customs union and single marketut says that should not stop what she called a deep partnership in the future. >> we should notthink of our leaving the effort u. as marking an ending amuch as a new beginning for the united kingdom and our relationship with our european alliss. change is not to be feared so long as we face it with a clear to act forermination the common good. >> her speech has called for more details about business and drawn cautious praise there both the anti and pro european wings of her governing divert party. the chief negotiators said that miss may was at least facing reality, that there wouldfse tradedrom brecks it. mrs. may, heweeted was still being vague. has bee a tumultuous week in the long runningsrama that brexit with the opposition labor party coming out in favor of closer ties with the e.u. and two former prime ministers warning of the dangerous of leaving europe and pleemeding with periticians and vot alike to think about. the -- again. the politicians left with the task of carrying out

across the globe, and it seems that our leaders either won't or can't do the people's work at home, i .issmore ronald wilson reagan came from the midwest with a background as diverse as the country he loved. at eureka economics college. broadcaster, aio labor leader, then governor of california. as he matured, he demonstrated aboutwer of big ideas taxes, about spending, about regulation, about national defense. he held those rock ribbed conservative principles very viscerally. they were indeed part of his dna . he never, ever wavered from them. a decent, he was humble, and graceful soul. and man who, as george h.w. bush once said, paid attention to small kindnesses that also defined a good life. policies,t like his but it was impossible not to like the man himself. reaganhe way, president restored our economy and national confidence, and he did so in the midst of the worst economic crisis since the great depression. people worried that japan would lead the world into the 21st century, but not president reagan. he knew better. we are not, as some would have us believe, he said, doomed to in

account -- iss rick's account -- is rick saccone someone you disagree --h 0% of the time you come time? he calls himself trump for trump. he is a conservative straight down the line. state compare him with legislature on serious issues as opposed to ceremonial votes, i doubt there are many were we voted alike. host: cora, on the democrat line. good morning, thank you for taking my call. man,t to ask the young there are two other branches of government, what can they do to we have the cia and the fbi and all of these people. this man is doing what he wants to do as president. he is burying this country and hate -- in hate. there seems to be nothing we can do. host: to be clear when you talk about the protections we need, do you mean our earlier conversation about the security of the voting system in this country at -- this country? caller: yes, and the power they can do to stop him from selling this country out of foreign countries. and disobeying all of the norms and the laws. people do not have confidence. host: we got your point. guest: this is not a partisan statement, because i hav

. >> this iss is significant and who is he going to get to represes him during this critical period whether he has an interview with ? eller or n you're finding this extraordinary situation in wra -- washington where the most reputable well known lawyers and firms are shying awayrom representing the president of the united states, which would be like thee pinna a career. this is not normal. robert: i talked to one big attorney this week and they kept saying it's about conflicts and political risks but they said the real reason they don't want to join the trump team because the president in their view as veteran lawyers, he wants to be his own lawyer and they don't think he wantso accept the counsel's recommendation. they look at the dowd experience. cabinet another shake-up, in time at the department of veterans affairs. president trump dismissed david shulkin on wednesday and nominated navy rr admiral ronny jackson, the white house physician, to lead the v.a. dr. sugar kin was brought in during the obama administration but his leadership was rattled by recent reports that he use taxpayer m

germany' government iss prepared to take office after his main political parties signed a much anticipatedoalition agreement. the document sends out between the conservative bloc in the social democrats. this locks -- marks the end of difficult associations. the joint program would address the concerns of germans who feel left behind. >> into them six months to finally agree on this coalition. all three party leaders made it clear today that they want the government to last the full term. the signed agreement is 177 pages long. 177 pages of political policies for germany. the hierarchy in the new government is clear. the leading figures still angela merkel. she promises things will continue adding new clip. -- at a new clip. >> i think everyone feels it is time to start working. a new start for europe. new cohesion for our country. this is what we set out to accomplish. for the spd, social issues are especially important. the social democrats struggled for a long time. >> fourth grand coalition in germany did not start as a love match. this cdu, csu, and as pd will remain fundamentally dif

help iss a -- available, but it is an overnight sail away. safari doctors make their way to the village. how long is it going to take? >> about 8 hours. breaks,s the dawn theho dow gives the s of the island. it is cost efftive because it has enough room for villagers and supplies. we go to the village, where a temporary medical center is set up in a school building. ayesha and others are already waiting, with a wide range of needs. >> we are treating the minor ailments. we are doing screening for hiv. we are also screening for malaria. if we get any of them, we put them on treatment and do the follow-up next. reporter: with one island already done, they will be leaving for five more islands to deliver the much-needed medical help to hundreds of villager who have been waiting for weeks. jane: the world health ncganization is set to launch a review into the fil risks of plastic in -- potential risks of us in drinking wate m in particulro plastics, articles small enough to be ingested. david shukman reports. david: in the latest research from mo

. >> this is a complex iss and we hope that congress on both sides will sit down with the intent of inding asolution. >> reporter: dick's will continue toell other types of guns, but is raising the age to buy them to 21. this move leaves fewer national retailers selling assault style weapons. walmart stopped selling ar-style guns three years ago.on now atten will likely turn to the other major retailers still shocking their shelves with ar-style levels including bass pro shops and camping world. cnbc reached out to those retailers for comment but has yet tck hear for "nightly business reprit," i'm ban sullivan. >>> some of today's upgrades and downgrades. verizon saw its rating raised from buy to neutral at moffett nathanson. that firm says the rewards of tax reform outweigh the risks of a challenging environment and sites a wireless market that's e shaping up t better than previously expected. but shares fell fractionally along with the broader market. they closed at $47.74. >>>vr c saw its rating raised from buy to neutral at bank of ncamerica/merrill the analyst says the company is in a

territory of puerto rndo, and the iss still s ffering the consequences, with hundreds of thousa peopleill without power. qbool mae ball -- aleem ma s returned to the island aleem: there are sites in puerto rico that make it look like the hurrice has struck just yesterday. everyone has a tale of trauma fresh in the md. what we could and ran out," she says, "but everything was blocked. the house came away and collapsed." the problem is, in six months little has moved on for her. she and her family run pipes from a nearby spring to get water, the abandoneduilding where they have been living, and there is still no power. what help have they had from the american agencies? we werey for help, that told we were not entitled to any," shsays. "we are waiting for an appeal, but we cannot wait for answers." order because can go back and forth to the u.s. mainland as they please and crucially, they are entitled to the same disaster response as americans, but you find very few who falieve that is what they got. oul thinks they could still be alive if there were a more urgent treatmentsd to miss or

donating half a million dollars to the march for our lives, that gun control rally in washingtonk or into issedfter a mass shooter killed 17 people at stoneman douglas high school in florida. >> these young activists remind you of the freedom riders of the 60s. >> yes, these young people have said enough. we are fed up and we are not going to allow -- the kind of violence and -- and the killing of ourselves and our friends, to, to continue in the way it has. awe all it is a message that may resonate with fans of a wrinkle in time. the children's classic about a girl named meg. >> this is her father. >> and her quest across the universe to find her dad. and herself confidence. >> it's epic fight of good vs. evil. what does, is this a parable for our times? >> you know really a love letter to young people. about founding the light within yourself in these dark and divisive times. >> cut, nice. >> she presided over the massive operation. >> it is like beak the general of an army. >> 900. >> 900 people in charge of. >> the oscar nominee the first woman of color to direct a live action film with a b

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. >> he was in space for a year on the iss. that is what changed it all. it is pretty interesting how science works . >> i think he has a great excuse . if his wife or friend says you are acting a little bit different you just say, yeah, my genes changed. >> i guess that's a good excuse. >>> a clear winner in the pennsylvania special election has yet to be decided. why one side is already i a recount. >>> it has been an ongoing debate that lasted years. now the officers in the san francisco police department will be armed with an additional tool soon. it is a resource some say will save lives. gy p so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. good morning. it's thursday, march 15th i m michelle griego. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... >>> good morning. it is thursday, march 15 . >> good morning. let's start

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miss castor: -- iss cassor: -- ms. castor: this father has come to members of congress must he doesn't know where -- anywhere else to turn. who's been year-old addicted to opioids since he was 15. they have good insurance. he stated, though, even with good insurance he's personally invested over who's been addicted to $100,000 trying to help his son. he learned that the cost to combat his son's addiction could be can limitless. as health care carriers are unwilling to fund addiction health care beyond the point of immediate physicalological afety. his son celebrated four months of good health before relapsing again. clearly there has to be a paradigm shift here. i know there are some important bills here. i like mr. guthrie's bill with others on the recovery centers work force is a significant issue. ms. clark of massachusetts has a bill. what do we have to do? it has to be something much more extensive than we're even thinking about now. if you could redesign a system now and really we're spending so much on lost prod

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this iss a uk government, that is prepared to put in jeopardy a good five—year agreement!nister agree with the foreign secretary who is making the united kingdom a laughing stock? theresa may didn't mention boris johnson specifically in her reply but insisted the government was committed to the good friday agreement. but mps wanted the foreign secretary to explain himself directly to them. so, straight after pmqs, labour put down what's known as an urgent question asking him to come to the despatch box. but as you might be able to see mrjohnson left the chamber, provoking much shouting from the opposition side. the dup's westminster leader used the opportunity to speak up and back theresa may in rejecting the deal proposed by the eu. it is ironic is it not, that those who complain hardest about a hard border between the irish republican army island, have today welcomed proposals from the eu which would create a hard border between them. to use the belfast agreement or most specifically, to thwart exit in shape it in the way, it is outrageous and disgraceful! we are not goi

surge -- it iss unusual, this surge.rian: this is a pretty huge story because with the option, they comes down to who is going to buy treasuries as the market is set to grow even larger as of these budget deficits. the story was is it going to be foreign buyers, particularly japan and european investors in the answer is probably not. the heads deals are still attractive. -- the hedge deals are still attractive. easy to get dollars in part because of the tax overhaul plan and some things embedded with that, but because of -- these european investors just don't want them. we will have to leave it there. let's check in on the "first word news." courtney: president says the second amendment will never be repealed. the president is making that pledge on twitter a day after a retired supreme court justice expressed a different view. stevens wrote that repealing the second amendment would help congress enact gun control measures. the president also tweeted quote, we need more republicans in 2018 and must always hold the supreme

. >> the way i have found is thi project, which iss called ssave ththe chchildren.g palestinian children who have every right toto lead. if no aid is able to get to ththem, they die. they have almost 600 childrdre. israeli and palestinian dodoct have worked on thehem. reconciliaiation is working togetherer. i don't think we need reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate my neighbors, my arab neighbors. testimony we're good neighbors, one day we will dance together. . host: thanks. [applause] come on out, everyone. [cheers and applause] i guess first of all, could we hear that last poem again? that was amazing. well, thanks, everyone for being here, and i want to thank the organizers for givving me the honor to chair this panel. i'

cochairman to that committee and it landed on me toda do it so my colleague branded the gaming commission so iss thought my partner would do the heavy lifting so he could not be with us today so now it lands h on me to talk about this case pending before the united states the previous court about sports betting. it goes back to the professional amateur sports protection act of 1982 and what that act did was being and all sports betting in the country with three exceptions. so one of those was if the states had existing schemes of lotteries at that time then theye were accepted and the state of nevada and montana which already had sports betting into window for states that had those in place already to change their law. so some states did not most eighth didn't in fact make that change. so with that in place that is my position as atty. general and one of the great issues all of us republicans and democratspu have is states rights and they should make decisions particularly light gaming instead of congress trying to dictate what we can or cannot do. mississippi joined west virginia amicus brief i

and it iss now signed something to which the u.s.eturn at some point in the future and to which other countries can join. the day has expressed interest post-brexit. alisa: the human rights chief at united nations suggested that the philippine president should consider some sort of psychiatry evaluation. they cap the philippine as part of its members suggest to take strong action after recent criticism of top human rights defenders. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. parenti, this is bloomberg and more of "bloomberg technology" a straight ahead. ♪ caroline: this is bloomberg technology and i am caroline hyde in for emily chang. the big tech news that intel is considering a bid for broadcom. alex went is still with us -- talk to me about this, it is a huge deal. $100 billion -- we are seeing the reaction in our trade, it is up almost 5% on this news. >> if you want to assemble the pieces together -- the data in pcs and weak immobile, in a lot of ways it would gi

and send issing us your pictures using #6abcaction. and we'll take a look at videos right now. -- >> you see that there nicole brown senthis video from west grove, p.a. that is 2-year-old chase and in the drivers seat mckenna. mom says they are having fun and helpy daddy at the same time. that is like the kiddy car and they attach the plow to it. it's a win win for everyone. that is super cute and creative. here is what one toddler has to say about the snow. >> you don't think the snow is pretty -- why not? >> because. >> because why? >> because. >> because we can all insert our own feelings about what we think about what we are calling the beautiful mess today. elease james says that 2-year-old leeland has a strong opinion, it's not pretty because. because of this, downed trees and pictures and unfortunately look like this snow covered branches cracking with the weight of the snow today. we thank you for safely going out there with your cameras and phone and snapping pictures and helping us tell the story using #6abcaction. >> we'll h

that, this iss really interesting.hinking is the blowup in theshort triggered increased volatility in the selloff. we forget it was the jobs report with the higher wages that also spurred a selloff. >> it can't hold a candle to rising rates. rising rates, the invisibly hand etf, it's behind getting more operational flows. if you look at fixed income, you have $1 billion. that is sleep inducing. if you unwrap that number, you've got a lot going on. you've got a 9 billion swing from corporate's to treasuries. you had a 5 billion swing from long faded stuff to shortstop. as a lot of movement. it reminds me of the taper tantrum days, when you had the rotation. there is something going on here. it was symbolized by a cutie. -- it was symbolized. that is a long time. people are rotating down to something or they are going to something that is essentially cash. that was the second-biggest dinner on the income side. that has been getting clobbered. three or 4 billion in the last couple of months, the rate rise kind of stopped.

we will be interesting to see what happens if we get four of the six. , theay remember that iss advisorym, came out for only four of broadcom's nominees. so, shareholders could be following that guideline. you have a message being that from shareholders clearly, that they are not happy with qualcomm's management team. whether they shift their focus to the pending acquisition or go down the road and this falls apart, could you see an activist come in and maybe's day, we need to read think the structure of qualcomm and explore a breakup. there was an organization that put the forward a few years ago and management of all come said no. we don't think they have the same legs to stand on to resist this. emily: matt, will this have broader implications to other foreign companies or is this -- foreign companies looking to buy companies and the united days, or is a particular to the broadcom-qualcomm merger? matt: an interesting wrinkle is looking to restructure and incorporate in delaware and become a u.s. corporation, and there is a lot of consolidation and activity in semiconductors and tech

the only place that benjamin beloved iss admired, the united states. [laughter] shared if this is not values, what is shared values? [laughter] [applause] my ex-best frf iends are on their way now to the apec conference which will start this weekend. .oliticians, journalists to what i call as the annual drug dealers conference. they will discuss how many more drugs will they send to the israel occupation addicted state. how much more friendship will they express and how much more money and weapons will they supply. i can tell you in the united states -- as an israeli, we don't have a bigger enemy than the jewish lobby. we don't have a bigger enemy for justice, for peace, for equality think that if you supply the drug addicted with drugs, you are his friend. that if you support him blindly and automatically whenever he does, you are his friend. no, my friends, those are not friends, those are enemies. i can't tell you how happy and proud i am to be here today and there tomorrow. [applause] gideon: thank you. abouttle of my speech zionism. zionism is one

all five are in good health after being evacuate issed by a helicopter. >>> okay, we'll start with live doppler 7 showing that we have got a little bit of a quiet break right now for most of the bay area for the rainfall. and as we look at our forecast animation, going into the evening hours and the late-night hours, you can see the line of showers and even heavy downpours will arrive late tonight just before midnight. those showers will leave some wet payment for the morning commute. although at the time of the morning commute it will not be raining throughout the entire region. and the storm impact scale shows that this storm will be with us tomorrow as well. ranks 1 on the storm impact scale, awith showers at times ad occasional downpours. here's the 12-hour planner for tomorrow. early in the morning, we'll see isolated showers, wide spreads showers in the noon hours, and then going into the late afternoon, chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two, under unstable conditions and here is is accuweather 7-day forecast, we have a colder storm coming in on thursday, with strong gusty win

it's very difficult to dispute the contention that there is no decision made by our government that iss more severe, more serious that carries with it more dire consequences than saving, sending brave young menu and women sworn to protect us into harm's way come into battle, into hostilities. we have been faced with a debate here about what amounts trusted us. we have executive branch of government that understandably has define that term narrowly, but in this case so narrowly as to obliterate any meaning behind that word. basically suggesting that we're not in hostilities unless we got people on the ground firing upon an enemy and being fired upon. that isn't always a way modern warfare is conducted and hasn't been for some time. the fact is that we have our uniformed military personnel who were engaged in things like mid air refueling on combat missions. refueling the combat airplanes of another country when those combat planes are in route to a battlefield, to a theater of warfare if those are not hostilities, i don't know what is. we've been told that we need to do this in regular o