conception that this situation is going to improve anytime soon michel ok hala jams him live for us in kocsis our mohammed thank you. new details are emerging that indicate the las vegas mass shooter was shooting rather was thoroughly planned u.s. police say sixty four l. stephen paddick set up cameras outside his hotel room to watch if police approached assault rifles have been found in that room which were modified to produce automatic fire at a friend who's a person of interest in the investigation has returned to the philippines is being questioned by the f.b.i. and gallagher reports. as steven public fires down on a crowd of concert goers on sunday night newly released police body camera footage shows panic and confusion offices scramble to locate the source of the gunfire and get members of the public to safety this is a dramatic snapshot of the moments before public was located on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay hotel police gave more details of how events unfolded the suspect i can tell you that we know now that he fired off and on for somewhere between nine and eleven min

abandoned after many years of intensive cultivation leaving of soil fertility a couple of the western kocsis prove that it is possible but don't such a waste land into a flourishing forest to get. an eel and pamela malhotra regularly check the camera traps it allows them to monitor even the extremely shy leopard. more than $200.00 endangered species live in their sanctuary called the save animals initiative it covers 1.2 square kilometers of forest in southern india. it's the. life's work about 25 years ago the couple began to buy land here piece by piece with their own money. what was here in 95 were basically plantation lands or abandoned rice fields many areas were relatively barren of any type of tree cover because of having had coffee growing on them. today what is here now all of those lands have basically recovered they created indians 1st private protected area and reforested it on a large scale. this is also what we have planted along with thousands of sapling and different going to preach. that there may indeed need to trees good to syria. we have had a number of scientific studies

ahead to our programs coming every shortly tonight in a few minutes we take you to the small caucuses kocsis republic of south of here which is a gradually recovering from the devastating attack by georgian troops three years ago it's really interesting program if you're not caught up when you have so i assume tonight after we've got the latest business from dmitri. thanks very much kev and watching markets have plunged to the lowest levels in lots of u.s. credit downgrade and the eurozone debt crisis prompted a broad sell off on financial markets over the past couple sessions russian equities are no exception however they managed to claw back some of the losses during the day outings has. this been another extremely nerd be emboldened told day and again today we see the russian market taking this morning in negative territory they were unable to close the gap so more we then saw the nosedive in the market place thing with the possibility of one point of maybe being able to clay's in the black but it wasn't to be and they paced place down out here down t. point eight percent in my six down p

. >> host: what's the strategy for the comcast and the kocsis of the world to prevent this?>> guest: i don't know the cable operators necessarily care about preventing it anymore. i think, so let's think about the world and a couple of different categories of distributors for a second. the cable operators have never been media companies. they are infrastructure providers, and increasingly they view the lens to the profitability of the different services or the view the world through the lens of the profitability of different services that they sell. they don't make money -- much money on video and so increasingly they are disinclined to try to stem the erosion. if customers want to leave video, then that's okay, let them leave video and deepen the relationship with them around broadband and some high-quality broadband service. that's probably at least as good an outcome as trying to be all things to all people. satellite operators on a much tougher position because they had no business of them video, and so for directv and dish network it is a very, very challenging future a

and i find that deeply unjust for kocsis to perform the not as used. unfortunately in the 21st century multilateralism is in danger. countries look 1st to their own priorities every country in particular the united states with its america 1st approach. and that kind of thinking is dangerous. and. how can the w.h.o. fires once again against disease and epidemics effectively and liberate itself from the rivalry between china and the us. she started from not restrict you from reform i don't think it would be productive to restructure the w.h.o. to respond to emergency help situations like that. because it would eventually lead to the same failings seen previously to fall into the sea. and we shouldn't undermine the w.h.o. as trump has done by reducing its budget or by creating rival structures which would be bound to rival the w.h.o. without performing any better themselves as. you know in my opinion we have to get these respective states to respect the rules that they themselves amid too long your small due respect to the writer too soon. the novel coron

foreign minister is a strategy defuse the diplomatic tension for the kind time ok ten reporting from kocsis are ill be checking in with you throughout the day and i thank you. ada started to trickle into yemen always two weeks after the start of a coalition close land air and sea borders vital supplies are being allowed into ports and government controlled areas that the united nations says only complete lifting of the blockade will stop what could be the worst famine in decades four pts. these machines a slowly cleaning this man's blood and keeping him alive a saudi led coalition is strike left him without any obvious injuries but the trauma and the health problems came soon after. it all started when my husband lost his eyesight after three days his health continued to deteriorate when we had him examined and found his kidneys had failed that he needs kidney dialysis three times a week but at this hospital in the who see controlled capital of summer patients are lucky to get even one treatment resources are dwindling food and fuel prices are soaring so not as within the estimated sixty pe

for example, in those first two kocsis north and south carolina each had the same number of seats, five, but in the third congress which reflected the new number that came from the census, north carolina had doubled its representation to ten while south carolina increased by only one, to six. this was a clear demonstration that imperfect though it might be representative government on the basis of census counts could really work. if put in practice at the of american representative government established the democratic tradition that continues to this day. as the constitution and federal law demand it will happen again next year a son is years census. that's why we'll leave the story. if you want to find out what happened next i recommend another book the american census which is a readable history. the message of my book and the one i want to leave you with today is the story is an american census is one chapter of a grander story of census taking in general. and now and this but all around the world and not only over the past 230 years but over thousands of years. the story of this in

so age related loss is better known as press pa kocsis, it's a progressive deterioration of the auditorycells and processing functions and is associated with with the aging process. as you can see on the slide, it is prevalent in one-third of people over the age of 65 they have hearing loss of this type. that number goes up to one-half over the age of 75. it's the third most prevalent chronic condition in the united states in older americans after hypertension and arthritis. it's often overlooked. it's undetected, underestimated and it's because it's due to slow development and part of the aging process. a lot of my clients often say, my doctor said it's normal for your age. and it is normal for our age, however, it doesn't mean it's normal. and that means there is something we can do to treat it if possible. because there is a lot of negative effects on our cognitive, physical and social functioning when it is untreated. it's our brain that does the hearing, not our ears. we hear through three processes. it's the external and the middle ear collects the sound and trance transdeucings it

donna carson who is such a courageous -- courageous physician joining us and happens to be kate kocsis dr.. many of you know the story of kate cox who was in very brave doctor who came forward. to her left [applause] yes, please. to her left is judge glenda hatchet a good friend of mine but also who happens to be intimately connected on the panel and more ways than one because she is the mother of charles johnson and the story that they share is one that is very powerful. dr. austin dennard at the very end here who has been a vocal and courageous truth teller and physician who has shared her own story of needing to leave the state of texas for her own reproductive health care. mark we know how to do this together. we will join in together. >> at spelling before we do what is wanted to say is such an honor to be on this panel especially as a journalist who i think has an obligation to tell the story of the fallout of dobbs. one thing that we have seen is arise in antiabortion advocates meaning that people who are alarmed about the rights of maternal mortality and alarmed about women den

and i find that deeply unjust for kocsis to perform the not as used. unfortunately in the 21st century multilateralism is in danger. countries look 1st to their own priorities every country and particularly the united states with its america 1st approach. and that kind of thinking is dangerous. and. how can the w.h.o. fires once again against disease and epidemics effectively and liberate itself from the rivalry between china and the us. she spoke you should try not restrict your foreign form i don't think it would be productive to restructure the w.h.o. to respond to emergency help situations like that. because it would eventually lead to the same failings seen previously even to see. and we shouldn't undermine the w.h.o. as trump has done by reducing its budget or by creating rival structures which would be bound to rival the w.h.o. without performing any better themselves. in my opinion we have to get these respective states to respect the rules that they themselves committed to your small address book to write or to soon. the novel coronavirus has

caged inre in essence a kocsis -- toxic slum from birth to death.y, dehumanized by the israeli authorities to such a point it appeared officials do not even consider these men and women have a right , as well as every reason to protest. representative says this was deplorable and says the human rights council " pretends to be interested in the truth." it is the biggest shakeup ever in the sat -- catholic troop -- church. all 31 bishops in she lay off her resign after an emergency summit at the vatican with pope francis. bishops were accused of destroying evidence of sex crimes and in pope francis's words, great negligence on protecting children from pedophile priests. some ofilliam greeted the thousands well-wishers coming to town for the royal lecture -- royal wedding. meghan markle is marrying the prince in st. george's chapel in front of 600 guests and millions around the world will be watching the wedding on television. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tick-tock on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120

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i believe that hopefully the enthusiasm and what transpired during those kocsis will propel her to victory on november 8. host: our guest until 9:15. , (202)a residents 748-8001. , what is the on the ground effort for hillary clinton? the hours you are investing from now until election day? guest: our organization is investing personally a lot of time, a lot of energy. we have maternal volunteers out every day -- we have a time of volunteers out every day, canvassing. iflecting absentee ballots, folks want us to come back and get them. and checking that they mailed them in. that is right now, for our organization and for the iowa democratic party, i believe job one. and to get the ballots in an democrats have always had a great ground game. membership voted for years ago and that is very high turnout. we are encouraging all of our members to go vote. addition to the presidential campaign this year, we have a very competitive house and senate race in here in iowa and we want to make sure that folks are voting up and down the ballot and are voting for folks that will take care of working men

one that senior engineering student this kocsis will to assault a student over the weekend. >> okay. we will be walking through dunkin' donuts now. >> reporter: the suspect was at 10:00 p.m. on saturday, the female student left campus through the walsh gate and headed down the alley next to the dunkin' donuts. >> i'm surprised. that is really terrible. >> school sent out an e-mail attack. it said one man held the student's arms behind her back and the other grouped her and started unzipping his pants. but they ran away. >> a young girl right off campus over here was assaulted last night. >> reporter: police believe that the suspects were scared off when people approached the dunkin' donuts. they may have runaway west bond. >>> legal whaos for a new jersey rapper hurt in a motorcycle crash in patterson. police issued 3 summons after the accident on saturday afternoon. he was reportedly riding his motorcycle and collided head on with another vehicle. the 25-year-old, willie maxwell was driving without a license, no insurance, and failed to produce a registration card. he is hospitalize

whether it's the left wing, the democrats, or the right wing which is republicans are some of the other kocsis green party, they give a damn party needs to really start getting a damn. because we could wind up, look at turkey right now. that was a democratic republic 20 minutes ago. so you know, there's a reason for us to tap down on some of the rhetoric. you know, you just can't respond to the most extreme a great stuff from other psycho matter what side you're on. even the most extreme interest stuff coming from the white house. it's not, it's really not wise. i get beat up by a lot of liberals because they see on tv and i'm trying to have an intelligent conversation with people they disagree with. don't forget, i'm a father. i'm a dad. my kids are nine and 13. when i am on tv, on the east coast, it's late at night but they're on the west coast most this time. they get a chance to see on television. i can't be on television screaming at people, cutting people off, treating people badly and then tell them to be nice to each other. it doesn't work. it doesn't work. [applause] >> you know, let'

i believe that hopefully the enthusiasm and what transpired during those kocsis will propel her to victoryn november 8. host: our guest until 9:15. , (202)a residents 748-8001. , what is the on the ground effort for hillary clinton? the hours you are investing from now until election day? guest: our organization is investing personally a lot of time, a lot of energy. we have maternal volunteers out every day -- we have a time of volunteers out every day, canvassing. iflecting absentee ballots, folks want us to come back and get them. and checking that they mailed them in. that is right now, for our organization and for the iowa democratic party, i believe job one. and to get the ballots in an democrats have always had a great ground game. membership voted for years ago and that is very high turnout. we are encouraging all of our members to go vote. addition to the presidential campaign this year, we have a very competitive house and senate race in here in iowa and we want to make sure that folks are voting up and down the ballot and are voting for folks that will take care of working men a

these rules has the same traditional meanings used in both houses and does not include less formal kocsis or working sessions that would not be covered by either the house or senate rule in the normal or ordinary course. >> if the gentlelady will yield, the distinguished co-chair is correct. that reflects our understanding as we have been working on this particular rules package. is there any other discussion of the rules package? >> mr. chairman? >> the gentleman from maryland is recognized. >> would this be the appropriate time just to inquire about the hearing scheduled? >> the gentleman is yield five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i know we have our first hearing scheduled for next week. i think it's important kickoff hearing. from mr. elmendorf, the head of the nonpartisan congressional budget office. i know we also have a requirement, probably, that we have a weeks notice before hearings. and so i know that co-chairs are now involved in trying to decide what the hearing schedule would be, and i just want to underscore a point that i think a couple of us made it a number of us

. >> when connection is needed most, kocsis or to help. bringing affordable internet to families in need, new tech support for boys and girls club and support for veterans. whenever and wherever it matters most, we will be there. >> cox, along with these television companies, , supports c-span2 as a public service. >> welcome to northeastern to celebrate our beloved colleague in today's guest of honor governor michael dukakis. my name is costas panagopoulos, i'm the chair of the department of political science at northeastern, or if you will, next to kitty, , come into caucuses last boss. i wasas honored to serve with me as my call it for several years to witness his dedication to our students come to our faculty and toto the broader northeastern community. i first met governor dukakis as a 16-year-old in 1988 when i was elected president of the massachusetts association of student councils. i wish i could say i have age as graceful as you have, mike. there we are on the right. at that time you wrote me a very nice letter, and i've treasur