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we consider the iss the key stepping stone for future exploration destinations helping us to learn how to live and work in space our countries have and will achieve great things in history, but on a personal note i am particularly proud of the opportunities we provide to young people. from supporting students with space projects, to sending astronauts to talk to students in school. the international space education board was established in 2005. spiriting in a new era of global collaboration in space education. the space agency and nasa were among the four founding members along with -- the objective is to share best practices and unite effects to foster interest in space science and technology among the student community worldwide. 13 years later, the leadership in this area shown by canada, the u.s. and others continues to make a difference in inspiring the next generation of space scientists, and entrepreneurs. it's one thing to shape students careers by giving them the skills they need for the job market of the future. you also have to inspire them to follow their dreams. that is p

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iss had just taken muscle and was on the march to baghdad. and nato is preparing to transition from a combat mission into a training mission in afghanistan. talk about hitting the ground running. under the leadership he's been able to guide the alliance through these challenging times. under his watch, nato members have increased their defense spending. the alliance posture in eastern europe has been bolstered to counter russian aggression in a new nato training mission in iraq has been established as part of the global coalition to defeat pacers. there has been a renewed focus inside the alliance to face nontraditional threats like cybersecurity and hybrid warfare. since its creation in 1949, the north atlantic's treaty organization has done more to promote democracy and peace in europe than any other organization and has served as one of our greatest allies. for this reason and many more, we look forward to the future and that nato stays ready, resource and relevant. so please join me in welcoming the secretary-general, jens stoltenberg. th

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that iss could well get to the supreme court.the concern from democrats based on judge kavanaugh's record and some of the things he has said and writ inclined to say no, the president should not have to answer to that, and would esseially be above the law. that will certainly be a focus of the questioning of the next couple days. laura: thank you joining us. greg: sure thing. laura: tropical storm gordon is building momentum in the gulf of mexico as it gets ready to make lafall tuesday night. already, have you winds -- heavy winds and rain have been pounding the gulfegn. the national hurricane center says the storm could bring life-threatening hurricane conditions to parts of the region. japan has been hit by the strong typhoon in 25 years, with winds of up to 135 milesur an rerter: japan knew that the storm was coming. some were still caught out and had a lucky escape from the torrent of water below. the typhoon is the strongest to hit japan i25 years, and in the worst hit area around osaka, the damage is widespread. down there

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i have been on the iss for a long time. and have written with all of my colleagues the northern california coressional delegation urging that governor brown sign that bill. >> all right. we thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> for more on the conversation between kavanaugh and ford and a look at california poli cs chl i'm joined by president of the democracy in color. republican political strategist. and senior writer at plit co. good to have you back. we'll talk about the kavanaugh blasey ford show down in a moment. the "new york times" is reporting todayhat deputy teinrney general rod rose wanted to secretly tape meetings with trump and invoke the 25th amendment to have him removed from office? what do y make from this. he's denying all this. any credibility? >> hs having a bad night at happy hour. he got a professional hit on h by people within his own agency. both at the department ofce justnd the fbi. based on the fact they don't think he's standing up enough te pre trump. on releasing their material on russia and

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-norea talks back on track, but i think the lingering problems about essequencing of nuclear iss. the pee declaration, for example, remains outstanding. kim jong-un talked abou corresponding steps he would like the u.s. to take. what are the corresponding steps? jung: i think the corresponding steps are consistent with what the north koreans ve asked for in the past. kim jong-un in particular seems to be focused on the peace declaration now, so that is likely to be on the agenda, or couched a corresponding tion. sanctions reduction or the removal of sanctions would ber anotrresponding action to show that the u.s. is sincere about making nice with the north koreans. laura: president trump seems very excited about this step o rward. isn't he right? we no longer seem to be on the eabrink of nuclear war, at. jung: i think president moon has succded at trying to keep tensions at a low simmer. but i think we would be mistaken if the tensions are completely gone. the prospects for rth korea acting up again is always real. st always happened in the that is not to say that kim jong-un is g

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that iss to a fear always uncertain. it is anti-cynical to who we are as a people. we have always embraced the possibility of the future and not the comfort of the past. that attitude lost -- launched the american spirit and made our nation and -- exceptional. unless you are those who were brought here by force, you or your land sisters -- ancestor set out for this land of liberty and opportunity. one must conclude that america, with all its problems, but in its totality was actually at its best just recently. to or heldbeholden down by a fictional path. always lookedave to the future with its new challenges and always is there to make it ours. grandson ofson and reference toy america runs deep but i'm clear eyed that the equal opportunity and equitable treatment under the law have not been achieved. we must continue to strive as one nation towards the more perfect union our founders tried to create. only by coming together, we can write the next best chapter in america's story. it is up to us. it is up to all of us. everyone in this room and every committee -- lgbt

president trump loves this iss issue, he thinks -- because he's wanted to own a team for four decades most exclusive club billionaire boys club the nfl owners want no part of it. >> . >> brennan: for you that's what it is not about patriotism and the anthem. >> it is absolutely that, too. my book, look into like what that world looks like it's very mysterious world. i don't think most people know what goes into running the national football league. in president trump's case, this is a culture war grenade. he feels that this is a winning issue, the protests are something that he feels the polls are on his side which it seems it is. he also gets to be in the middle of the great spectacle of american life which is football and politics at the same time north korea nike thought it was a winning issue, too? >> what donald trump has done and cool lone cap irrelevant in this case they filled the vacuum of leadership. the fl has chosen to punt -- i didn't do that on purpose. totally didn't do that on purpose. on this issue. >> they are still doddering around. there's no policy. >> brennan: ra

no, the fee iss -- thiser of $3400 ultimately adds up to a lot of money for a -- for an employer. certainly does. but there are certain people who say, if you are going to have workers, this is one way to make sure they are covered. the affordable care act was about helping -- was expanding health insurance coverage to as many people as possible. theyis one of the ways plan to do that, in addition to the plans we talked about earlier where people can sign up from healthcare.gov or in state exchanges. this is just one of several measures, one that keeps getting delayed. a lot of it has to do with a lot who sayctivism by folks that it is impacting their business. host: this is eric from fort washington, maryland. i don't have as much a question as i do a statement. i think the whole health care program has been a racist conspiracy. if all the states had been required to participate in the affordable care act, if it was never called the obamacare, instead of the affordable care act, there is no other bill that has ever been passed that has been called by a president's name, and the p

this iss a process of what is right for the american people, what is right for the supreme court, and i hope it will be on the merits looking at the entirety of this record. i do have this am very concerned about the process, i don't hear people talking about the process that much, this is a very detailed process of confirmation including the review of six former fbi investigative reports and all of this has come to the public lightla within the last six days. i think that's really unfortunate and unfair to the process. >> which of the process be with his hearing coming up on monday? what should be happening right now. >> i think one of the best suggestions is for there to be n a non- circus atmosphere, the best way to do that is to have professionals, very skilled lawyers doing the questioning, obviously the senator should make statements on whatever they want to do, but if we want to get the truth, have very skilled lawyers do just what was done under these watergate hearings that were done many years ago. >> in the details of these incident are lost to history, how do you end up de

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. >> iss not better for you or one of the professors here but in terms of which area is on fear on theface the 50s were sloppier because all the rules that we know about today reporting the campaign contribution. but the bride may be $500 today there is a whole goal bride with hundreds of thousands of dollars. and wanted the things to capture in the book was the idea of how it happened someone comes to washington who is a good person and before they knew what is neckdeep in swamp water so how do you do something good but then within three or four years you are caught up in something and you see that happen all the time with politicians. i will vote for your bill if you vote for minor offenses in the legislation so it will pass that is how it was designed. but in order to be reelected but that the system but in order to become the party machine and to chase off any challengers so often they turn off the big donors or whomever but then they are doing things that are illegal and not what i wanted to capture. >> he barely gets out in 1954. but i don't know. i know a lot of the politicians

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remainer iss would say it is actually the uk that is leaving, so the uk should come up with alternativesn the package, theresa may is exploring some other options over the border with northern ireland, because that is the fundamental sticking point. if you can come up with a solution to the border in northern ireland so that there isn't a hard border there, thus being compatible with the good friday agreement, then that unlocks a lot of the future negotiations. you are a professor of european union law. is there a solution to the northern ireland border problem? no. if there was a simple solution, it would have been found already. the fact is, the alternatives that have been suggested, whether it be a future deal, like chequers, ortechnology, they are both extremely problematic, which is why the eu have said, the backstop is that northern ireland stays in the customs union and the single market, but not the rest of the united kingdom. for the uk, that is totally u na cce pta ble, the united kingdom. for the uk, that is totally unacceptable, because it is totally unacceptable, because it

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. >> congratulations on regular order i think this issed first time in a decade. >> great team. >> whats the department doing to increase or enforce cyber security standards across the services to include the industrial base. >> that's a small question. >> all right. let's see. >> i'm trying to give a simple answer to a hard problem. we've worked up our talent. i made the reference earlier to having dana d.c. come on board, we've worked up our talent. the other thing is really understanding where our big risks in the defense we know where they are, and we have -- i would offer to everyone here in the room, we have plans to address the vulnerabilities, and this month, we'll have the defense industrial base in and we'll share with them probably three things that we're going to do one is, this is a public service announcement for those of you from industry. especially those of you that are in the higher tiers. cyber security is going to be the fourth critical measurement. security is one of those measures we need to hold people accountable for. tier one and tier two leadership has a respon

. >> washing out roadways, shutting down highways, turning towns like wilmington intola iss with no way. and fl is scarce. cars stretch for miles at a few open gas stations. close to half a million are still without power. for many parts of north carolina, the danger is still >>immediate. tragically, the storm has claimed at least 24 lives. the latest victim, this little boy swept from his mother's arms by thefloodwaters. >> he was my first and only child. now he is gone. >> reporter: the pain. an unrelenting power force for so many, still impossible to escape. >>> the rain is no straight shot. i can tell what you is normally an hour to two hour drive, four and a lf more hours or more. >> just a sampling of tough times ahead. and they had to show such resilience. >>> the devastating flooding, aousands from there living in shelters spread out across at least seven states including here in our area. mark sea graves went to the university of maryland where threeio generat of one family are living together. >> reporter: heree at campus, he has played for concerts. today it is home to evacue

. >>> this an iss we've been reporting on. people who jump the fare. using the security exits, to crack down on riders who skip on paying. metro transit police had issued thousands of these citations. that includes 5,000 on the rails and 3,000 on buses. order to discourage the practice, we are seeing more union formed and plain clothed officers. also, gallery place which is a major transfer point and one of the busiest in the. system that ranked as the top for fare evasion. anacostia is second. the station has seen a significant drop thanks in part to 24/7 policerence there. in most cases violators get a citation. it can go up to $250. and tt moanoes to the jurisdiction where the person is cited, rather than dectly to metro. >>> as the catholic church faces a crisis surrounding child abuse, there is an effort in arlington to be more trans parent. they plan to publish a list of any who are, quote, creditably accused of sexual abuse of a minor. er in no longer in ministry. >>> a cudy days we look over the district. doug and lauryn are back soon. >> we ha