commissioners -- director lai? >> director lai: a couple of questions.n your treasure island on-off trip averages slide. i think it's slide 4. is this -- are theprojections bd on the number 1 and two combined incentives? >> you're talking about this slide right here? >> director lai: right. talking about how we get to the 50% mode shift. >> yes, they are. using elasticity. we have tools we use to forecast the demand. the primary and most sophisticated tool is a travel demand forecasting model that takes more resources to do. for it to do more quick estimates and sensitivity tests, we use elasticity in our financial model and that's what this is from. it's from sort of the more sketch level tool. >> director lai: are these from existing cta, i guess, numbers, or have they been adjusted for 2020, 2021, travel patterns? because i guess, in the last five years, even we're seeing so much travel pattern changes in terms of transportation planning. >> yeah, no, it's a great question and actually, the tool that really can do that for us is the travel demand fore

the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the house of representatives. pursuant to the permission depranted in 2-h of rule 2 of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message december 17, 2018 at 1:36 p.m. that the senate agreed to senate joint resolution 54, senate joint resolution 69, that the senate passed senate 645, senate 2322, senate 2599, senate 2827, senate 2863, senate 3461, that the senate passed with amendment h.r. 2666. the senate passed with an amendment h.r. 6227, that the senate passed without an 4032,ent, h.r. 1318, h.r. 6160, 31, h.r. appointments, cyber space commission and serious study group. signed sincerely karen l. haas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house another communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the provision granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 1

did he travel to rome to lay the foundations for the christian church?nd could these really be peter's bones? ♪ [ speaking in foreign language ] >>> november 2013. vatican city, rome. pope francis causes a sensation. >> 2013 was a year of faith. and as part of an extra kind of reward for pilgrims who had come, pope francis displayed these nine bones. and he's essentially making the claim that he's holding right there the bones of the person who founded the church in rome. st. peter. >> the revelation of st. peter's bones makes headlines around the world. >> this is something that has never happened before. the vatican this morning publicly displayed what's believed to be bone fragments from st. peter. and apostle of jesus christ. and the world's first pope. >> for most faithful catholics, they had no idea that such things existed. they had never been made public, and they had been kept inside in a private chapel for the pope and for his inner circle. so this is a very thrilling moment for believing catholics all over the world. >> if these are the bones

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last week and we now see the suggestions that for wall so potentially lay off some workers what do you make of g.m. and ford let's take a one time start with g.m. if you will. well g.m. has to do what it has to do all some at least that stock is in a down trend it hasn't been performing that well and if they need to lay people off to keep going then that's what they're going to do it's really not good because the amount of people they have to lay off as far as the american worker goes you know it's just a lot of people are going to the search obs and that's a very unfortunate i don't know if it's poor leadership that they haven't been managing the company right or what you know the two things that one you know some folks look. you know they have an obligation they were once bailed out by the government they should keep afloat but it was bad business decisions that got them into the circumstance that made them be bailed out so perhaps that's not a good suggestion and another interesting thing i heard somebody from a friend or somebody tell me they said look it's a good time to lay peopl

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drums side lay his tenor never to be tapped again. said the piles of surpassed anything on any battlefield. the cold harbor slaughter pen and the fredinburg's -- all compared with what i saw at antietam. my feeling was the antietam turnpike surpassed all in manifest evidence of slaughter. -- the bloodstained bodies, the confusion. something no one can have any idea of him as they been here themselves. i found war is a terrible thing to think of. when you're actually engaged it is worse yet. william child. he is a surgeon from new hampshire. the days after battle are 1000 times worse than the days of the battle. know. road, we all the physical pain is not the greatest pain suffered. you can have no idea until you've seen the ideas of the affairs after battle. the poor, wounded mutilated soldiers that have life and sensation make a most horrid picture. him.urial crews moved the confederates had gone down --grass balls before the lying in rows like ties on a railroad in sheets like cordwood -- there were men in every state of mutilation.

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bush, lay his hand on that coffin.has many, many painful good-byes over the course of this week, and the many memorials, fitting memorials to his legacy. neil bush led this group here, a large group in the capitol rotunda, who are representatives from the points of life foundation. this is a foundation that george bush created to honor volunteer service hours. and across the world, frankly. and it certainly will be one of his lasting legacies as he created with his wife, and it still endures to this day. neil bush is the chairman of the board and certainly why he came back to the capitol rotunda with this group this morning. he was at the ceremony yesterday here on capitol hill where we saw so many strains of career that george bush had, not only his successes in the white house but certainly how he made people feel, how he was kind and humble and modest and certainly the element of service that really ran through his whole life. that's something we'll hear a lot of, kate, in the days to come, especially at that memori

. >> ken lay was the original ceo.e ran enron when the company was created at the merger of two pipeline companies. he seemed like the ultimate american success story. >> ken lay hired jeff skilling to innovate into commodity trading. >> every year, every day, every week you have to colt up with new ideas. >> he was very charismatic. when you heard a ra ra speech of his, you just feltner jazzed. i liken him to a cult leader because he really could get you to drink the kool aid. >> we are doing the right thing. we're working to create open, competitive, fair markets and in open, competitive fair markets, prices are lower and customers get better service. >> you are the good guys? >> we are the good guys. we are on the side of angels. >> the pendulum in business tends to swing too far in either direction. and this was an era of deregulation. >> the deregulation of the energy industry in california is causing one problem after another. >> enron was very good at weakening existing rules and regulations and then taking adva

many of whom helped lay wreaths. i want to thank all these community members for allowing me to participate in their ceremony and thank them for their service. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from arkansas is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today i rise on the house floor to object to president trump's decision to withdrawal all u.s. troops from syria. i encourage the president to remember the poor decision of the obama administration in 2011 when the united states announced its withdrawal from a, "stable iraq." isis is not defeated and may have as many as 30,000 fighters remaining in syria, atrocities being committed in syria by the brutal dictator, assad, and his henchmen, including russia and iran l. continue with impunity. mr. hill: th

sitting in a car, 18-year-old holly lay, 15-year-old sister michelle, and three other friends. >> i hadeally bad feeling that told me something was going to happen. >> reporter: they were approached by a rowdy group, among them tyra and 22-year-old lashauna keeley who had a gun. >> she reached her head out the window, make them stop, tell me you don't have anything. >> what did you say? >> i walked up to lashauna, whyy don't you chill out? that's when she brandished a gun. >> reporter: tyra heads home. back at the car, a situation is escalating. >> there was a girl at my sister's girl trying to get a necklace off my sister and couldn't do it. she took the gun across me, and i turned and she shot her right in front of me. >> we heard a gunshot. becky and i ran the rest of the way home because we actually thought they were shooting at us. >> reporter: holly's sister michelle shot dead right in front of her eyes. >> i remember falling to the ground, why? please somebody help us! and i start running door to door to door, pounding on doors, someone call 911! we got doors shut in our face, no

bottom of the part of the fun out of upcoming lay off my back and let. you out and you ever. take it away that is what i said oh yeah yeah yeah. got it right up to my nonna. little. fresh rhetoricians from space. science fiction not for them. german scientists have set up a self-contained vegetable farm which they want to put on mars. is this a step towards life on another planet. or to the next on d w. i am increasing the book and i want to find out what earth this is maybe even world terrorism status. the famous just to. be looking at what else you can experience in the run up to christmas. in sixty minutes to look. closely. carefully. don't look so. nice to be a good. match. discovered the. subscribe to documentary on youtube. welcome to tomorrow today the science show on t w here's what's coming up if humans colonize the moon or mars they'll have to grow their own food scientists are working in antarctica. secret says protect codes but the underwater meadows are in decline can an artificial substitute help. and we go to china we'll abara trees are using chris because nine

actually, he said it a bit more pungent lay than that. -- pungent lay than that. he said -- why don't we go up to camp david? come on over and we will have a weekend together. at that time his popularity rating was 93%. mine was .93. [laughter] and so off we went. the media of course all gathered as we headed to marine one. and george said, now wave to your pals over there in the media. [laughter] and they didn't wave back. [laughter] so, next morning he's rattling through all the papers and he looks up and he says -- years the one i've been looking for. it's a picture of barbara, and, and george, with his arm and hand on my back. and later we are having a sauna. and i said -- george, i am not unmindful as to what you are doing. you are propping up your old wounded duck pal while you are at the top of your game, you reach out to me while i'm tangled in rich controversy. while i'm tanking my lumps. -- while i'm taking my lumps and he said -- yup. [laughter] there were staff members that told me not to do this, but out all, this is about friendship and loyalty. soun

the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 6, 2018, at 1:28 p.m. that the senate passed senate 2679. that the senate passed senate 3561. that the senate agreed to without an amendment house joint resolution 143. that the senate passed without an amendment h.r. 1417. that the senate passed without an amendment h.r. 1861. that the senate passed without an amount h.r. 3398. that the senate passed without an amount h.r. 4111. that the senate passed without an amendment h.r. 5238. that the senate passed without an amendment h.r. 6330. with best wishes, i am, signed sincerely, karen l. haas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 4 of rule 1, the following enrolled bill and joint resolution were signed by the speaker on thursday, ecember 6, 2018. the clerk: h.r. 754,

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but i've also been amazed by the energy that lay peoe hav exhibited in wanting to take on this crisisd my ownis par in atlanta, for example, lay people have formed a coalition and partnered with other p parishes in the area to try to leadership from the ground up to think about how could we educate one another and participate in leadership structures within our own parish and be the change, i, a sehat we want to see in the church. >> woodruff: john carr, how to o lay people in the churc what kind of reaction are you getting, have you gotten from them? >> well, after those years at the bishops conferenc i went to georgetown, and we have had three sessions, one with young leaders in washington, one for the whole community, and one in our chapel, and they were incredibly intense. anwhat we founds anguish, anger and a desire to do something, put also a sense of solidarity. the night that i talked about my own experience, there we four other people on that panel who had been abused, and ten people lined up to ask questions. four of those talked aboutheir own experience. since i talked abou

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it's really not good because the amount of people they have to lay off as far as the american worker goes you know it's just a lot of people are going to this or it's odds and that's a very unfortunate i don't know if it's poor leadership that they haven't been managing the company right or what you know the two things that one you know some folks said look. you know they have an obligation they were once bailed out by the government they should keep afloat but it was bad business decisions that got them into the circumstance that made them be bailed out so perhaps that's not a good suggestion and another interesting thing i heard somebody from a friend or somebody tell me they said look it's a good time to lay people off at the holidays and i thinking oh my gosh. that's what a horrible thing to say but they're saying look at the people around family they get some time off so who knows but if you're one of those workers it's not good either either way but the same thing could be true coming up in the next little bit of time with ford what about ford stock ballista listen i don't thin

instead his body lay in state in independence, missouri and nixon was the first person in line to pay respects that day. and then at funeral funeral held at national city church nixon presided over the affair but did not speak. so, unusual in recent days but not unheard of and, of course, these circumstances are a bit more extraordinary to those to which we have been accustomed. >> again, very unusual for a sitting president to not speak at the funeral of a former president. the 2016 campaign left a lot of bad blood between the trumps and the bushes. there was actually some question as to whether or not the president would go to the funeral given the fact that he went to barbara bush's. i don't think there is any way you cannot have a

filings laying out the deal that were obtained by "the new york times." back in july 2015, back before we knew any of what we know today about russian involvement, president trump called on her first when she raised her hand at a political event in las vegas. >> i'm visiting from russia. >> ah. >> so my question -- >> putin. good friend of obama, right? >> if you are elected as president, who will be your foreign politics especially in relationships with my country? and do you want to continue the politics of sanctions that are damaging of both economy, are you have any other ideas? >> i believe i would get along very nicely with putin. okay?

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when you lay them on top of each other or lay them end to end or whatever metaphor you prefer, that's your pattern and that's how you show intent. one false tax return is probably not actionable. filing false tax return fist are a decade is. in the latter scenario, brian, you have shown a pattern of conduct and it takes away the excuse that it was an accident or mistake. >> your role around here is often to answer the question, what is going on her the notion that he can attend this one is of great comfort. he is not being asked to speak. the president is remarkably unreflective and intro expectative. he's not a person and he is always thinking about himself, but not how other people think about him. he is a classic narcissist. he has no sense of how people see him. it's possible that for any other normal human would be a remarkably awkward moment to be seated with former presidents and heads of state and grandees in washington he will not be feeling the kinds of things you and i will be feeling. it's possible given his state of agitations and rage, he will still be in a world of hurt

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so that on paper, when you lay these things out, you kind of wonder how they are going to lay out, but once they got on the wall, things seem to fit. above them are two democratic andidates, hubert humphrey his vice presidential candidate edmund muskie. and the small image at the top is richard daley, the mayor of chicago. this was a very memorable much ofon, not for so what went on in the convention hall, but the student protests and the police brutality outside the convention. ley, mayor daley knew it might be a contentious week, and he was right. when he was asked about the chaos and the protesters and all was,is, all he could say at least no one was killed. andthere were many arrests much heavy handedness from the chicago police department. cover by theme" same artist that did the rfk, a very different cover, more of a cartouche, it is not a painting. we move from the democrats to the republicans. richard nixon was running again after losing to john kennedy in 1960, and he would emerge the winner. his running mate was spiro agnew. someone who was he didn't want ,nyone who would ups

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: oh, mike lai.obert: mike lai, sorry. mike: hi, everyone. robert: to talk about this truly magnificent show about ancient china, and how it gets on stage. welcome to the show. mike: hey, thanks for having me, robert. robert: good to see ya. mike: good to see you. robert: okay, so, we've done the show before, talked about it a little bit. give people sort of an overview of what it's about, as well as how it might be a little bit different for those who have seen it before. mike: oh, okay, well, shen yun, for those who don't know, shen yun started in 2006, based in upstate new york, actually. it started off with just one troupe, and now has expanded to over, i believe, five troupes now. and each troupe has dancers, musicians, and also singers. robert: it really is--i mean, even glimpses of it when you see it, it's just spectacular. how much training, you know, in terms of for the dancers, how much training and preparation for this show is there? mike: wow, i'm glad you asked, robert. the troupe actual

. >> only thing that matters if they lay back out if they cover and lay them back out then come to trading're saying okay -- the market is giving you a gift we wished for a volatile market. we all wished for volatility as traders. you wanted something other than sideways motion. we've gotten what we wished for. and now if the shorts lay them out again then -- we just become in the real wide range, 200 handles in the s&p which is not terrible it doesn't matter -- >> well first of all those names there wasn't an important suffolk in that list, right. snap, 8 and $10 billion. all things 60, 70, 80% they don't matter. the top five stocks are bigger than the bottom 250. little stocks because they got a business or don't. someone covers a short nothing to do with the market. it's just an individual who has a great win maybe thinking time to walk away. >> let's say you're an investor in one of the unimportant stocks as carter says. >> then it's infinitely important. >> do you think maybe this is the start of something lasting >> that's the interesting point. carter you may have an opinion on this

we were wondering how to lay this out, and because she wasn't typically a presidential candidate, and 68, although later, she would run for president. so that on paper, when you lay these things out, you kind of wonder how they are going to play out, but once they get on the wall, things seem to fit. now, above them, to democratic candidates, hubert humphrey's, and his vice presidential candidate, edmund muskie. and the small images you see at the top there is richard daley, the mayor of chicago, and of course this is a very memorable convention, not so much went on in the convention hall but what the protests, student protests, and the police brutality outside of the convention, and daily news, that it might be contentious. week, and he was right. when he was asked, you know, about the chaos, and the protesters, and, you know, all this, he all he could say was at least no one was killed, but there were many arrests, and much heavy handedness from the chicago police department. this is a time cover, and it is by the same artist that did the art for lewis klansman at the very different

>> no. >> stephen: what can you lay on them, for stealing your youth? what can you lay on them?to cry, i didn't-- my dad was a very stoic guy, and, you know, they dropped me off. i couldn't have been more excited to be in college, and my mom called me when they got home, you know, after the long drive home and said that he cried as they were pulling away from school. but he didn't let me see that. it was like, "have fun! go get them." but then i found out. so my mom made me feel guilty. but, yeah. i think i'll try to-- of course i'm going to be sad. it's -- >> stephen: sure. >> i'm excited but i.'s one of the favorite things you ever did on stage at second city was, do you remember playing fabio on stage at second city? >> yeah. >> stephen: there was-- it was back in 1994, '03, something like that. our friend scott allman wrote a song called "come meet fabio." because fabio had just put on a perfume and album "fabio on romance." "there is no timetable for ow love," with sax playing in the background pup would go on stage as fabio, and i would voice you. you would move your limbs

new ones. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i went to social media and found out he was just layinground the san francisco airport. >> you're probably wondering what i'm doing lying on a >> poor ollie. >> we have all been there. we've all experienced flight delays. it could be a real drag. >> at the moment, it could be going >> it's very frustrating and his on his way to singapore. he knows a thing or two about televisi television. >> i'm creating content for right this minute. >> how did he know that? >> i told you, he knows television. it's a 17 hour flight. he has about 25 hours to get to singapore before he's late to be the host of this huge awards show. >> he's going to have bags under his eyes. that's all right. get that good i'll be aliving 30 minutes after the awards i am supposed to be hosting start. >> that's too bad. first thing in the morning i'll fly to singapore. >> he is going to have to fill in. apparently there were two nights of this award show. the last thing he posted was a picture of him on board an airplane. he will get to host the main event. best of luck to o

. >> reporter: you actual lay put -- actual lay ply put a weaponn into that image. >> it makes you moreible with manipulated videos. so hopefully it it makes them think more about it. >> reporter: if i were a student and i saw that, i would have thought that was real. by being here, how do you want to prevent that kind of fear? >> i just want to help develop the software they're trying to create to detect this kind of fake media so hopefully people aren't tricked by videos that you can easily make, which is the software we have. >> reporter: is the mantra here don't always believe what you see? and while seeing doesn't necessarily mean believing in the digital age, looking beyond face value may be more important than ever. for "nightline, phillips, in denver, colorado. >>> up next, the over the top lights and detailed decorations that would stop clark griswold dead in his snow tracks. s snow tracks. ve-year cancer su. being diagnosed with cancer made me rethink everything in my life. the things that became important to me were the relationships with people. we pulled together closer as