with a levee, one question that you have is who's i and who is outside the levee system. by drawing this wall in the marsh, you're changing the environment, but you're also setting down a series of principles of who lives where and the kinds of choices that these communities face in the years ahead, some of which are going to be very, very tough choices. albert p. naquin: this area used to be lover's lane because there was trees er the place. you could get in here and go hide back there, so we'd listen to music and hang out with your girlfriend. y'alld don't m i say that, huh? all right. i was born and raised right here, in the tall grass right here. i guess it represent where all ancestors was born and raised d ad, and a lot is buried over here, as well, so to me, it means a whole bunch. comardelle: the land is important to us because it's where our ancestors settled. that's where are families are. that's where the heart of who we are is. it's a space that we come one with. albert p. naquin: the indians were in the way of the white man, so they all signed treaties for mo

lieberman: do you remember if you told them that the levees had broken? brown: i don't recall specifically, but it was that new orleans is flooding. walters: no. sit. knocked over them plants on their porch last night, huh? miss is some upset with you. a couple of months ago, we had a rain storm, just ordinary rainstorm in southeast louisiana. it was one of those days that we thoht, "hey, just a little rain," but low and behold, the city flooded. the drainage system wa not upr. tucker: we loved hurricanes as kids. i remember when e calm came, we would play out in the water. it was just another day off from school, right, but nowg it's terrif it's terrifying. walters: this is not a hoax. this is real. climate change is real, so how do we live with it? i think in this section of town, we're starting to understand that water and climate change es hand in hand. johnson: new orleans in the last 5o 7 years has really taken on a great adaptation of climate resilience and climate change. elevation is one of the major adaptations that you sometimes see, is that th

but, if they would come at the conclusion of the levee, they should receive admittance. some of the black people did so and a journalist noted that after the white crowd departed, the blacks who had been waiting outside, quote, summoned up courage and began, timidly, to approach the door. the president welcomed this motley crowd and welcomed them with an alertness that exceeded joy. they laughed and wept, exclaiming through their blinding tears, god bless you, god bless abraham lincoln. in the president's home town of springfield, a scandalized democratic editor asked rhetorically -- "are not such scenes at the white house disgusting? when will the white people of this country awaken to such a shame that the dominant party is bringing upon us by the establishment of social equality of the negro?" the "milwaukee daily news" deplored, quote, the fact that negroes flocked to the outer rooms of the white house. so, that is three examples of black people coming to the white house. after new year's 1865 reception, the ban on black guests was reinstituted at white house levees,

they are talking about vehicle barriers, low-level levee walls and normandy and fencing.i said. what to make of this? is this -- what's going on? >> i think there is an opportunity for the president to get much of what he wants. the question is in the details. a long range of border roads that are navigable by our border patrols would help. and carrier, even if it's a ditch, a small wall, something that would slow up the illegal activity, including drugs to allow the border patrol to get there and control the situation, that could be a compromise. the compromise will be will they allow the border patrol to get what they want even if it's not a 17-foot wall. unless they do that, they are not really giving the border patrol what the need for safety. >> liz: it sounds like it's depending on what the meaning of the word barrier is. i hate to say that way. i mean, it sounds like pelosi is floating a balloon because she's going to have to sit behind the president at the state of the union address. she is saying no to wall funding the way trump wants it. she is saying yes to wha

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and maybe it makes no difference. , the repair s rain of that levee makes all the difference. there's a place that a lot or our friends don't care much about, puerto rico. in the emergency disaster relief legislation that the president wants to raid is repair of dams just upstream from san juan, puerto rico. this is what happened during the hurricanes. needs to be lway epaired. communities in texas, florida, , carolinas, they don't want this to happen again. and how do we save them from this ever happening again? news the money we presented for disaster relief to repair the levees so flooding is less likely to happen. the president decides that he's going to create an emergency declaration and he's going to go into the army corps of civil works programs that were allocated as a result of the appropriations from last spring's disaster relief lift $2.5 and billion out of those appropriations. some of us have reason to suspect with some evidence that he intends to go after puerto rico and california. turns out that the projects in california may be of interest to some of my repub

million, but that was absolutely critical money on a city that literally is surrounded by 35-foot levees. >> what will happen if they projects are delayed or canceled? >> i just drove up the sacramento river to get here from my home, down in the delta. the sacramento river is flowing full right no wi they projects make a difference this winter? no, but these projects would be under way next winter, next summer. not so many months away and they would providedditional protection. will it make a difference? we don't know, but it could make all the difference between a horrible flood or no flood at in puerto rico, another $2.5 billion to shore up the levees and dams in the area that were totally destroyed 2 i1/t2i is s unconscionable that the president would reach out and take away that money. >> how s is the president at thisioer point about this th that he's making. >> we've backed him do a bit, but nonetheless he's kept alive the threat at he hasthe power to issue a national emergency, and based upon the laws o the books, which frankly should be hanged, and i have introduc legislation to

same thing with levees. disaster relief when it comes to hurricanes and fires. just kind of more preparation for those things. host: your related story at latimes.com has this headline, california water projects could be shelved as trump seeks money for the border wall. tell us about this and what the president's trying to do here or reportedly trying to do. reporter: these are some projects that were funded by congress last year in the disaster appropriations bill. the money has already been appropriated but it hasn't been spent yet. it's been allocated mostly for flood plain relief. the white house is looking right now for a place within the government where they can find unspent money like this that can be used to fund the president's wall at the border. this would allow him to declare a national emergency and potentially end this government shutdown. host: in a normal year, in be a un-shutdown-year, how would these unused funds -- that would happen to these unused funds? reporter: they would be contracted out or remitted back to the government to be appropri

same thing with levees. disaster relief when it comes to hurricanes and fires. just kind of more preparation for those things. bill: your related story at latimes.com has this headline, california water projects could be shelved as trump seeks money for the border wall. tell us about this and what the president's trying to do here or reportedly trying to do. sarah: these are some projects that were funded by congress last year in the disaster appropriations bill. the money has already been appropriated, but it hasn't been spent yet. it's been allocated mostly for flood plain relief. and the white house is looking right now for a place within the government where they can find unspent money like this that can be used to fund the president's wall at the border. this would allow him to declare a national emergency and potentially end this government shutdown. bill: in a normal year, in be a un-shutdown-year, how would these unused funds -- what would happen to these unused funds? sarah: they would be contracted out at some point, or they would be remitted back to t

18, los bomberos controlaron las llamas antes de que se extendiera y los bomberos sufrieron heridas levesctora fue arrestada en san francisco luego de atropellar a una mujer la vÍctima que se debate entre la vida de la muerte estÁ en la tarde de ayer lunes y la cond conductora se quedÓ en la escena y podrÍa enfrentar varios cargos delictivos >>> la perso policÍa registrÓ a persona de interÉs, las vÍctimas fueron validadas cuando dos de s estÁ la investigaciÓn continÚa y comparta su historia pasaba su noche en las montaÑas bajo temperaturas >>> ya nos dicen cÓmo se encuentra este hombre >>> afortunadamente no sufriÓ heridas se encuentra feliz y afortunado >>> afirma que se encuentra bien luego de haber vivido una de las peores noches de su vida >>> y tras partir a una funciÓn en las montaÑas de san gabriel al norte de los Ángeles >>> Él dice que pensÓ lo peor y dijo que su padre se cansÓ por lo que decidieron separarse y quedarse en el Área de picnic equipos de rescate reinaron la zona y su preocupaciÓn era que el hombre presentarÁ hipotermia y por haber sido posible si hubiese encontrado

estaba escondida detrás de una puerta >> 20 personas fueron desplazadas, un bombero resultó con heridas leveslas llamas fue por la cantidad de objetos que estaban en toda la casa, obstruían el paso de las mangueras de los bomberos la causa del siniestro es investigada >> se espera que varios cambios que podrían beneficiar a los contribuyentes dentro de las modificaciones están incremento del crédito fiscal para padres de hijos menores de edad >> $1000 por cada niño de seguro social ahora serán $2000 >> mucho de los cambios ya entraren vigor los contribuyentes tendrán que pagar por última vez una multa si no tuvieron cobertura de seguro médico, la eliminación de esta regla se sumará a la declaración del próximo año >> no recibir pago es indignante para muchos están en busca de ayuda >> es lo que viven los empleados, nos cuentan entre tanta impotencia surgen estos gestos de solidaridad >> bajo el frío de la ciudad capital la fila era larga empleados federales que no han recibido pago se enfilaron para recibir un plato de comida >> este grupo coordinado por el chef >> hemos tenido diferentes fam

off on a host of tariffs on foreign made products his biggest target china beijing responded with levees on u.s. goods. month of squabbling followed finally towards the end of the year after dining together at the g. twenty summit in argentina the leaders of the world's two biggest economies agreed to a ninety day truce. but after so much turbulence investors aren't convinced their trade conflict is really coming to an end. another issue keeping investors up at night breakfast with less than three months to go before the u.k. leaves the european union it's still entirely unclear what the impact will be on global trade. and elsewhere in europe it hasn't been plain sailing either italy presented a budget the e.u. called on acceptable. the two sides have since come to a compromise but with the country's populist government determined to deliver on its promise to boost spending on the poor and lower the retirement age e.u. officials remain concerned over mounting debt. trade tensions back that chaos on deficiency within the eurozone perhaps it's no wonder investors are feeling the rope a. so

también motocicletas en la calle 18 los bomberos logró combatir el fuego uno de ellos recibió heridas levescon ellos si ven el vehículo con la placas en pantalla porque sobre él se habría dado a la fuga un sujeto que habría cometido un robo >> también procesada por venta de opioides en internet >> también vecinos en la residencia contigua dicen que se vendían drogas ilegales >> y es que era sospechoso. cada día llegaba gente extraña se parqueaban y sí había movimiento >> movimiento que llevó a las autoridades federales a una inverstigación de cinco meses y de opioides y también oxicodona en la página web >> lo que no sabían es que ferrari también es abogada y su investigación comenzó tras la muerte de una mujer de 22 años por sobredosis, aunque no está acusada en la muerte >> tenía un comportamiento errático >> sabía que había algo ahí, peor no esto >> en el caso de ángel ramírez asegura que los negocios sucios los hacían hasta en frente de su casa >> contaban el dinero para hacer la transacción y el cambio de pastillas. >> ferrari fue arrestada el viernes pasado y programada para asistir a

. >> the white house immediately says $5.6 billion so they were on the leve a level that the vie president made and the january 9, 2017 in the white house in public view many affiliates were in that room and he said to the senators this is what i want bring it to me and i will sign it. he said that and then he walked away from it. on the subject of the dreamers he said it would do this without and then he walked away from it so understand this you can't have an agreement they walk away from and that is what they did. it has nothing to do with politics. it is an old way of thinking. there are things we could be doing at the ports of entry. we need more infrastructure at the ports of entry then there is a technology that can scan the cars coming through we should be spending about 300 million to do this there are so many things we can be doing to maintain. it's a community with a border going through it the wall in my view is an immorality and again a waste of money and opportunity costs to protect the american people but it is a diversion on the part of the president and now he wants to use

some of it is about levees in the rest of that. thank you all very much. >> you are nearly 100 new faces in congress following the midterm elections. three are from tennessee. all republicans. voters in the second district elected tim burchett who has held elected office since the mid-90's including serving as mayor in terms in both the state senate and house. congressman mark green first came to national attention as president trump's nominee to be u.s. army secretary. he would prove his name from consideration after his nomination drew criticism for statements he had made about transgender people and muslims. pointa west judge -- west he spent time in both afghanistan and iraq taking part in the mission that captured saddam hussein. militaryiring from the he cofounded a company that provides staff for hospital emergency room's. he was also elected to two terms in the state senate. he also owns and operates a farm that has been in his family for a generations. early in the 2000's was tennessee's commissioner that culture. south ca

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carolina: leve sobre quemado en california.e espera la peor tormenta del aÑo para parte del estado. borja: youtube lanza una cruzada contra los retos virales que puedan poner en peligro la vida. ahora estarÁn terminantemente prohibidos. ♪ carolina: hola, quÉ tal y con mucho gusto borja voces y carolina sarassa en este miÉrcoles. van 26 vÍas de sierra de gobierno. -- dÍas de cierre de gobierno. borja: la presidenta de la cÁmara le pidiÓ al presidente trump que postergue su discurso del estado de la uniÓn hasta que reabre el gobierno. la administraciÓn trump convocó a unos 50 mil trabajadores para que regresen a sus labores pero sin pago. la idea es que cumplan con tareas como: desembolsos de impuestos, supervisiÓn de seguridad aÉrea e inspecciÓn del suministro de alimentos y de medicamentos a nivel nacional. carolina: un juez rechazÓ la peticiÓn de los sindicatos de varios empleados de gobierno quienes habrÍan demandado porque el gobierno les pedÍa trabajar sin sueldo. parte de ellos son empleados de torres de control en aeropue

Ántrax que transportaba 25 personas despuÉs de volcarse en la ciudad de los Álamos sufriÓ heridas levesse mantiene un firme en la pato ya ahora esperan que tenga acciÓn para volver a clases nos tienen lo Último de la ultima masiva acciÓn laboral >>> los miembros del sindicato de maestros han enfrentado mucho mÁs que la lluvia durante la huelga 5 dÍas de paro significa5 dÍas sin huelga >>> provoca ansiedad pero pensamos que esto es algo que hay que hacer por el bien de la escuela >>> la preocupaciÓn quizÁs actuando hasta cuÁndo durara el paro. >> algunos optan por ser chÓferes de uber despuÉs de jornada de manifestaciones o actuar horas en un segundo empleo >>> como 4-5 horas mÁs >>> el fin de semana tambiÉn como la ventana temprano. >> en pasos en donde programa >>> horas despuÉs en la primaria de la calle 20. >> estos maestros concluyeron con una canciÓn de sus alumnos >>> bueno, las autoridades en florida estÁn investigando un masivo incendio miren nada mÁs estÁs imagenes que mostramos en pantalla cubriÓ varias calles mientras los bomberos combaten las llamas que tambiÉn en negocios a

we're standing inside a levee just inside this river.ight be surprised to hear there are already a number of projects in the works, about eight or so, up and down the u.s. southern border where border fencing is either being newly built or replaced. this was money already earmarked, already in the system paying for some of these projects. here in mission, texas, there is one of those proposals already in place. the fence and border wall would go along this stretch of the levee. which means everybody on this side would be in what's described as a no man's land sitting between the south of the wall and a river. many people cut off. we spoke with one man who owns about 65 acres of land just a little north of where we are. his name is fred cavasos, and he says this wall is supposed to be starting to be built in february, and he feels like he's running out of time to stop it. so you're running out of time. >> yes. what can you do? you can't fight the government. we'll try. we'll try to stop them and stall a little, but we can't stop the gover

the levee walls which is something we have in the border, this is something -- the levee wall myself, john cornin and a county judge came up with the idea so it protects against flooding and provides security. there are ways of being innovative. in laredo we have up to nine miles of bulkhead to secure the border, but washington can't dictate the kind of wall or fence. let the locals be involved. if we do, you would be surprised what would happen. >> if the locals want a wall would you support giving them new money for it? lastly, are you supportive of the way speaker pelosi has handled the negotiations? >> absolutely. absolutely. she understands that the wall is a 14th century solution to a 21st century problem. she understands we can add personnel, technology, ways of securing the border. look, the border patrol is 2,000 men and women short. 2,000. the administration put out a 297 million dollar contract to help them hire border patrol. they just finished spending $14.8 million to hire two border patrol agents. i don't know if one of them is captain america. i don't understand. why a

levees in mississippi, dams in california, fire protection in california.ects in florida aimed at hardening what was destroyed in the past year. all those are projects that are easy pickings, let's say, but if the administration opts to strip money from projects that are already under military contract but not paid for, they're vulnerable, too, and there are billions more there that he could get and going to need it to fulfill the amount of wall he says he needs to build. what loses there? fire station at quantico. child development center at joint base andrews. improvements to navy s.e.a.l. combat training facilities. who knows if he takes that money if congress would probably more funds to save those projects? and who knows if that something the president even gives a damn about. is it unfair for me to stay he doesn't give a damn? no. because if he's considering taking money from these people, and he is, if he really isn't worried about the shutdown because someone told him many of the affected workers are democrats then he doesn't care about their welfar

. >>>> todo lo que es washington >> leves tendrÁn mayorÍa. >> su plan es botar un par de leyes que entreguenfebrero. pero le darÍan al presidente apenas una fracciÓn de lo que pide para seguridad fronteriza y ni un centavo para el muro >> si el plan de los demÓcratas abrirÍa un mes mÁs de negociaciones para el presupuesto de seguridad nacional >> creo que los demÓcratas estÁ en mejor Ánimo de cooperar, esperemos que los republicanos si no hacen mucho caso a su presidente puedan hacer lo mismo. >> las Últimas horas trump escribiÓ la seguridad de la frontera y la cosa del muro y el cierre no es donde nancy querÍa comenzar su mandato como lÍder, ¿ haremos un trato? >>o fue la presidenta de la cÁmara la Última vez aprobÓ muchos proyectos de avanzada, el enteÍ preocupado porque no se le darÁ el cheque en blanco. >>las miradas en la casa blanca cuando los lÍderes del congreso se reÚnan, el primer respiro desde que iniciÓ el cierre parcial del gobierno, noticias telemundo >> en tennesse el panrÁ pinta muy, muy complicado para muchos migrantes, hoy entrÓ en vigor una ley que calificaron como abierta

accidente una lesiÓn cerebral, brazo y quemadura por parte del conductor del camiÓn solo sufriÓ heridas leve y esto sigue vivo y para hablar de esto estamos con paola ramos quÉ tal paola buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes paulina >>> pao quÉ sabemos de ataque de ayer contra (nombre en inglÉs) >>> realmente la pregunta debe de ser si nos sorprende lo que estÁ pasando esto no es sorprende porque creo que, con un presidente trump no que ha normalizado el odio y la divisiÓn este tipo de ataques desafortunadamente es la norma. lo que pasÓ no fue un ataque despuÉs el golpearle le pusieron una cuerda en el acuerdo y luego le echaron cloro en la cara y le gritaron (nombre en inglÉs) y esto no, es este, este, este color este gorro este sÍmbolo de maga es la plataforma de los supremacistas blancos la homofobia del racismo y este hombre homosexual y afroamericano no pertenece. >>> luego que asumiÓ el presidente trump ha aumentado de este tipo de odio >>> sÍ un 17% de actos de odio en el 2017 hubo mÁs de 7 mil actos de odios un 60% por motivos raciales el 2017 la comunidad lgtbq fueron quienes mÁs muriero

de los niÑos a la sala de emergencia debido a reacciones por antibiÓticos fueron casos de alergias leves seguida. >> los antibiÓticos incluso con sus efectos secundarios son considerados seguros, cuando se usan adecuadamente estos medicamentos salvan vidas. >> consumer report recomienda que debido a los posibles efectos secundarios es importante hablar con el pediatra para ver si el antibiÓtico es real de necesario, nunca se deben usar para curar enfermedades virales como resfrÍos y le recuerdo que si tiene una queja como consumidor puede llamar al nÚmero en pantalla. nunca se autorecete. >> si vive en el este de la bahÍa escuche esto, oakland es una de las cien ciudades mÁs estresantes en todo el paÍs, de acuerdo a un estudio de una plataforma de empleos se consideraron factores como el impacto en el estilo de vida tambiÉn el estres que es causado por el tiempo que se toma llegar al trabajo. el desempleo y la diferencia entre los salarios y el costo de la vivienda, oakland ocupa el lugar 19 mientras que san francisco en el lugar nÚmero 28 y san josÉ en el lugar 91 o sea que todas las ci

some is levees. it's a whole different thing under border security, a large umbrella.ll seal where this leads. the president obviously is in the room already, so is the speaker. connell: last quick question, if it all doesn't work hypothetically, would you support the president declaring an emergency? >> you know i don't want to see it get to that, i really don't much i have serious questions about it. in all likelihood i see urgency of preventing illegal immigration into this country. at the end of the day i would probably support him declaring an emergency yes. connell: senator capito, thanks for joining from us capitol hill. >> thank you. connell: former starbucks ceo howard schultz has been hearing it. it continues over his potential run for president as an independent. michael goodwin from the "new york post" responds to all of that, coming up next. >> it is an interesting phenomenon in the last week or so where i have this moniker now of being, you know, i'm a billionaire and so don't trust him because he is talk successful person. ts deserve the full story. t. r

eye with the levees so thorough and i'd still have to wear glasses i wasn't expecting this kind of result. no but my eye was dependent on his glasses for forty six years but now fitted with toric lenses you can do with. aspects when he's out on his bike but with your world it's as if i've been given a completely new side and now i can also see the other areas of focus that used to be hazy it lasted. from monofocal multi-focal varieties lens implants hoping people to literally see the world with different eyes. and getting my eye exam and hear the surety brylin from dr when you use them thanks for having me today and your head of the department of criminology we just saw a report on cataracts this is when the lenses turn cloudy how does that come about where this this happens when the lens fiber start swelling and finally the lens gets a paycheck and that happens with aging patients aged seventy to ninety already have a quite cloudy lens but it can also occur in other diseases we go to view a question from the united states eugene b. harrington is taking cortisone and to add that this can

five thousand reported people affected by power outages in the region so briefly you know how the levees continue at these conditions expected to continue well that's the interesting thing because yesterday and today it's been heard and arctic temperatures here but even starting tomorrow it's supposed to pop up to a balmy negative six celsius and then already on the weekend it's going to shoot right up to being above freezing again which is a swing of about forty degrees of temperature and about three days i was much for chicago keep moving. to the democratic republic of congo not without an outbreak of ebola it's still brushing east and regions but a newborn baby has provided a surprising bright spot the healthy go was born to a woman infected with the disease it's the first case why bother to have survived. it's a miracle that she's alive and kicking her mother twenty eight year old josephine e-coli was infected with the ebola virus during the last outbreak and the democratic republic of congo and fell ill while pregnant. doctors that the w.h.o. ebola treatment center still can't belie

on a host of tariffs on foreign made products his biggest target china beijing responded with the levees on u.s. goods month of cooperation followed finally towards the end of the year after dining together at the g. twenty summit in argentina the leaders of the world's two biggest economies agreed to a ninety day truth. but after so much turbulence investors aren't convinced their trade conflict is really coming to an end. another issue keeping investors up at night brack says with less than three months to go before the u.k. leaves the european union it's still entirely unclear what the impact will be on global trade. and elsewhere in europe it hasn't been plain sailing either italy presented a budget the e.u. called on acceptable. the two sides have since come to a compromise but with the country's populist government determined to deliver on its promise to boost spending on the poor and lower the retirement age e.u. officials remain concerned over mounting debts trade tensions back that chaos and divisions within the eurozone perhaps it's no wonder investors are feeling ropey. i don'

levees experience is a chop odds with the government's much touted campaign to eliminate often difficult . signs warn of the health risks associated with the practice and urged people to use toilets. so thailand they need the clean india effort has even roped in bollywood stars to spread the message the government offers twelve thousand that's about one hundred fifty euros want to get your house so it's only in villages. the doggy door as part of the clean india campaign the government claims it's building hundreds of millions of toilets it says it's a completely eliminated open definition in most indian states but in the villages be visited and at the british that's with far from being the case. in one village the toilets stand half baked many residency they haven't received the full subsidy the facilities here are missing roofs and seeds and are very obviously not a news. for them it's like this mans that the toilets being built on too flimsy and wouldn't last long but there are allegations of caution to. me that the government did give the money for a story out at a price. the head of

country it would necessarily constitute treason which under the united states constitution requires a leving of war but certainly the evidence that was accumulated suggesting that there was some kind of collaboration between president trump and russia because the house democrats you know now control the house of representatives they can undertake an investigation issue subpoenas to those at the f.b.i. and even though this wasn't you know a crime necessarily it certainly bears on the fitness of the president for office and which means impeachment covers actions that are short of criminal activity but where does this go next and i can guarantee you that the house government affairs and oversight committee will probably issue subpoenas on monday to get the bottom of this why did the f.b.i. think the evidence was credible enough to suggest that mr trump was actually spying on behalf of the country of russia. france's interior ministry says that more than eighty thousand people took part in the ninth saturday of so-called yellow vest protests across the country there was violence in central paris

country it would necessarily constitute treason which under the united states constitution requires a leving of war but certainly the evidence that was accumulated suggesting that there was some kind of collaboration between president trump and russia because the house democrats you know now control the house of representatives they can undertake an investigation issue subpoenas to those at the f.b.i. and even though this wasn't you know a crime necessarily it certainly bears on the fitness of the president for office and which means impeachment covers actions that are short of criminal activity but where does this go next and i can guarantee you that the house government affairs and oversight committee will probably issue subpoenas on monday to get the bottom of this why did the f.b.i. think the evidence was credible enough to suggest that mr trump was actually spying on behalf of the country of russia. police in nigeria failed at least sixty people may have been to death while scavenging for fuel from an overturned the oil tanker spill an explosion happened in the town of auto pani in the

there are those who suggest that the levee may putin and the americans on donald trump have the same objective that is that is weakening the e.u. and its member nations. i don't see why that would really be in the interest of the united states because you know the us is very engaged here also economically the e.u. is a hugely important market for american business also strategically i think that you know if you look at what the u.s. is doing in europe at the moment the strategic objectives one thing is to get the russians not to build this pipeline with the germans for example north korea to so that the u.s. can sell more of its own gas to europe and this is an example i think if you look at you know all of these accusations out there of the u.s. is against multilateralism and the germans are now a beacon of liberal democracy a multilateral civil war as multilateralism in the north stream to a discussion for example where the rest of europe is against it the united states is against it and you have germany standing up this is signaling that this go through so you know this is why you

told, was of the mind to take two and a half billion dollars in california, projects which are the levees around the city of sacramento. in the urban area there which is the most flood prone in the nation. lake isabella which is 14 miles up the stream from bakersfield. do we know who represents bakersfield. i think we do. that would be the minority leader. and so forth and also some two and a half billion dollars from puerto rico projects that are all designed to repair flood facilities and repair levees and to prevent future devastation. my amendment would make it impossible for the president to grab that money. this president and any other president in repealed law that hasn't been used over this necessary years. having said that, if you choose not to do my amendment. thank you and i am very certainly sympathetic. >> does anyone on the panel has any questions. we thank you very much for being here. are there any other members who wish to testify in this legislation. discloses the hearing portion of our meeting. at this time the chair will entertain a motion from florida. mr. hastings. t

if you go to college and get a degree a lot of times you want someone who's on that leve who i don't necessarily believe you have to have a degree to be an intellectual but sometimes it just falls into that place and i know for years i've wanted that, i wanted a person with a degree. a good job for you know, who makes a certain amount of money, good salary. it just doesn't necessarily happen that way. or you have an image of this perfect relationshitheperfect rw for me and other people i grew up with someone had to deal with relationships. there's a lot of healing in the black community and at the same time as we are trying to work out our own relationship things i think there is a pressure if you are those few people would've you believe that can manage to get a degree then you are expected to date someone, not the guy that's in jail for 20 years, that's a broad way of thinking about our professional lives and financial live and then in our personal lives like we have to date the perfect guy or woman or what have you and particularly i think i talked about this two we are supposed t

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worth of tariffs america's farmers car industries small manufacturers they've all been hurt by these levees but both sides agreed to a ninety day truce on imposing new terrorists that expires in march. is the managing director of asia analyst here where she covers china's political economy doesn't expect an agreement between china and the u.s. before march. well basically i think the americans are under less pressure than the chinese for the humbert ministration it it's a question of is this trade war dragging on for too long what's going to happen to my volta base and things like that but for china it's very serious this trade fight has couldn't have come out of a worse time for china its economy is in trouble not just cyclical but structural it's got a debt to monterrey that history times that of g.d.p. you n.p.l. starved non-performing loans are. and all of the banks are in serious trouble worrying about what is going to happen next so china definitely does want to make an agreement as soon as possible there's no need for them to come to an agreement in two days or if they did to tell an

want me to go out alone so when i do go out i always take two other people with me to get her shoes levee. buster is it evoke even maci want to kill me and my children and i can't even go out to the toilet alone at night because of him. i have to wake up my sister or brother to go along with me. my husband is always hanging around the neighborhood that the. maze of i'm not safe here tonight for my children he soon he follows the kids all the time and threatens them that's just terrible but to go on that was still afraid and because of him we're not safe here. or do not pass it greedy. i only want to show murder he kept having sex with me monoliths my life is a living hell of the one i have there for an hour and it was like my family who had a range the marriage had thrown me into a lake of fire. sometimes i thought it would be better to take poison or hang myself. but i didn't. my mother says that if i had been a good wife my marriage wouldn't have gone so wrong and now it was my fate to live alone. she said that if i had really wanted to be married i would not have left my husband. there

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