but what you see there is examples you have teleset as i mentioned mda, mda not only has made spacecraft but they are the world leaders for antennas. if you talk to anyone for satellite communications they dominate a lot of the market. honeywell com dev, 80% of all satellites communication ever launched have com dev equipment on board. so that's well over 900 spacecraft. then you have the ground segment that goes along with that and we have a fairly significant ground segment there. i don't want to steal michael's thunder at the end. it's not because of the discussion we just had, it's that on leosar, the canada's traditionally provided those transponders, repeaters on some noaa satellites. com dev did the last one. and then meosar is coming up which is canada's contribution and it's going to fly on gps3. as far as i know and i'm going to look at use guys. i think we're the only nation foreign nation that's been invited to participate on gps3. we're the only country that will be supplying equipment on gps3, which is fairly significant implement. you heard how critical and strategic that

and mda, it is a canadian company as we go forward and mda was the parent company that has been aroundfor 60 years or so, leslie. obviously decades of trusted partnerships that go forward with that. premier providing space robotics and a history of being on the space shuttle and now the iss and hopefully as the gateway as we go forward and i do ground station and radar antennas and a variety of things that mda does but they -- they work in that realm. space systems ssl is a manufacturers of geo-com satellites but moving into remote sensing and radar as well. digital globe is the world leading remote sensing imagery satellite company, largest at least commercial archive of geospatial data with over 100 pedia bytes of information and then they take that information and information from others and does in depth and customized analytic fwrz that. so that combination -- i would look at as basically an epitome of u.s.-canadian collaboration and we have come up to the one year of being maxar so we'll see where we go from there. but i want to focus more on the goodness that could come from the

the four companies that make up mda, it's a canadian company and mda was the parent company that has been around for 60 years or so. obviously decades of trusted partnerships that go forward with premier provider space robotics. got a history of being on the space shuttle and the iss and hopefully the gateway as we go forward. there is a variety of different things that mda does. ssl is a manufacturer of traditionally geo calms satellites but now moving into remote sensing and radar as well. digital globes, world leading remote-sensing imagery and satellite companies. largest, at least commercial archive of geospatial data with over 100 pb of information now. that combination i would look at as basically in a pity -- and appended me of us canadian collaboration. i want to focus more on the goodness that can come from the combination of canada and the us working together. i think that this is a culture critical arena. this is one frontier where our common future is on the line. you can probably pick out a few others but this is a very specific area where what we do together globally m

with daniels, they folded, withdrawing their part of the suit in saying they would not enforce the mdany wondered how the loyalty to trump would last. >> everybody slips. >> what if he flips over? >> if he flips, you're in trouble. >> in the following weeks, president trump turned to rudy to turn to the court of public opinion and contradicted the president's statements claiming he didn't know about the payments with a may 2 interview be sean hannity. >> oh, i didn't -- he did? >> yes. >> intentionally or not, he confirmed what many alleged. michael cohen did pay hush money to stormy daniels, and the president was fully aware of the payment. >> the president's story and parroted by his television lawyer has consistently be shifting, and it is no coincidence they started shifting after the fbi searched michael cohen, and now all the sudden, they started to say, oh, yes, the president knew, and he reimbursed him. >> as the story dominated the media universe, daniels made a surprise appearance on "saturday night live." >> this is michael cohen, are you alone? >> yes? >> what are you weari

staying east of ber mda. mostels make this a fish storm out to sea. there are a few that come to the east coast. we'll wat this closely over the next week to two weeks. 94 theigh temperature tomorrow. another hot day. heat index wl over 100. an isolated chance for thunder. look what happens. the front comes in late thursday. sance of sto on thursday. 85 on friday. 78 degrees on satuay. sunday coming in at 74 degreesing with rather breezy conditions. cloudy with a chance of showers during the day. yeah, three days in a row of 70s. some of you have been asking for more fall-like numbers. they're on their way this weekend. >> thank you, doug. >> coming up, the mystics making >> coming up, the mystics making history as your sool supplies today... >> coming up, the mystics making history as school. grade. done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. now get 50% off school backpacks at office depot officemax. wat t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities first

fairfax firefighters have been doing this for 30 years and they make the biggest donation to mda in thewell done. >> yeah, pretty cool. >>> news4 is working for you wito a follow-up to the we brought you last weekend. japanese still grass is an invasive plant that's causing a lot of problems in our area. but a scout is leading a clean-up near herndon. the project was a big succes david culver has the update. >> it looks great down there. >> reporter: over the course of the past few saturdays, a up dedicated gro of volunteers turning woods that looked like this into this. life scout from troop 159 is leading the effort. it's focused on clearing the invasive species. more than 150 volunteers joined in. from 5 years old to over years old. including three different scout districts. together, clearing 120 bags of stilt grlys. >> it res providing us with a nice area for us to make it needs to b so the impact has been really great. t one thing david discovered the project is goihelp life scout john thune earn his eagle award and a hornada award. he earned that by making a significant contribut

fairfax county firefighters have been doing this9or years and they make the biggest donation to mda ine country. that's pretty impressive. >> wow. something tbe proud of. >>> news4 is working for you with a follow-up to a story from last week. japanese still grass is causing problems in our areas and a scout in herndon is leading a clean-up effort. thanks to who saw the story and olunteered, the project was big succes david culver has the update. >> it looks great down there. >> reporter: over tth course of past few saturdays a dedicated group of volunteersod turning that looked like this into this. a life scout from herndon isad g the effort. more than 150 volunteers joined in, spanning generations from 5 years old to over 80 years old. including students from more than ten different schools and three different scout districts. together, clearing 120 bags of the grass. >> it really is provid where a nice area for us to make it be what it needs to be. so the impact has been really great. >> all right. well, let's hope he gets his eagle award for that hard work. >>> who wins, the tortoi

withdrawing their part of the suit and saying they wouldn't enforce the mda. as michael cohen's problems multiplied, many wondered how long his self-professed loyalty to donald trump would even last. >> mr. president, could michael cohen flip? >> everybody flips. >> what is he afraid michael cohen could flip over. >> in the following weeks, president trump turned to rudy giuliani to defend him in the court of public opinion. but then giuliani appeared to contradict the president's own statements claiming he knew nothing about payments to stormy daniels in a may 2 interview with sean hannity. >> the president repaid him. >> i didn't know that. he did? >> yup. >> intentionally or not. giuliani confirmed what many had alleged -- michael cohen did pay hush money to stormy daniels, and the president was fully aware of the payment. >> the president's story and parroted by his television lawyer, rudy giuliani, has consistently been shifting. and it is no coincidence that they started shifting after the fbi searched michael cohen and now all of a sudden they started t

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withdrawing their part of the suit and saying they wouldn't enforce the mda.s problems multiplied, many wondered how long his self-professed loyalty to donald trump would even last. >> mr. president, could michael cohen flip? >> everybody flips. >> what is he afraid michael cohen could flip over. >> in the following weeks, president trump turned to rudy giuliani to defend him in the court of public opinion. but then giuliani appeared to contradict the president's own statements claiming he knew nothing about payments to stormy daniels in a may 2 interview with sean hannity. >> the president repaid him. >> i didn't know that. he did? >> yup. >> intentionally or not. giuliani confirmed what many had alleged -- michael cohen did pay hush money to stormy daniels, and the president was fully aware of the payment. >> the president's story and parroted by his television lawyer, rudy giuliani, has consistently been shifting. and it is no coincidence that they started shifting after the fbi searched michael cohen and now all of a sudden they started to say -- yes, the

the four companies thickly, mda is a canadian company, mba was the parent company six years ago over decades of trusted partnerships. . . . . digital quotes, world's leading satellite company, largest commercial archive of geospatial data with over radio solutions take all that information and information from other vendors really in depth and somewhat customized analytics or not. that combination is that you basically and appeared to me of the u.s. canadian collaboration and we are having come up to the one year where we go from there. i want to focus more on the goodness that can come from the combination of canada and the u.s. working together. so i think that this is a culture of critical arena. this is one frontier where it's on the line. you can pick and a few others, but this is specific area or what we do together globally matters. in addition, execution, delivery of doing that together. i think it is better if you work together. collaboration is that there were 20 times already and i'll say one more time. we in the video talked about the acceleration of innovation, but i thi

>> from mda's standpoint, we hold the company accountable company accountable.it is up to them to figure out how they pass it on to users are not. we got about three complaints a month about improperly parked bicycles and jump is required to move them within several hours at each bike also comes with a permanently displayed contact information and an i.d. number 4 jump. i don't know if jump wants to talk about -- >> vice-chairman heinicke: if it is that limited and that is the way we are doing it to, that is ok. as these programs go forward and as these programs expand, i am fine leaving enforcement with the company as long as we make clear that it is a condition of you moving forward. that you are going to have to hold your riders responsible and show us that you are doing so. that is a proper model and much better than us playing a police. just as we did with a the scooters, there really has to be a part of this program. i appreciate that a representative from jump is here i appreciate he answered the last question very eloquently and straight to the point. i

and furthermore we wanted a determination that mda was not just null and void but an illegal contractby donald trump in an effort to violate campaign financial law. obviously he's not going to agree with that. >> you and i discovered only today specified this in your complaint that you want this as a finding which they could then do as an admission. they could write it out as an admission in their next filing and say arb where can orb yes, it was. so you've end up asking for much more than she be released from the nondisclosure agreement. there's also the issue of attorneys fees. they've poured lawyers into this thing which ran up the costs on the stormy daniels side of the case and your side of the case. and now they're saying after having done that, well, let's everyone just go home. >> correct. we put this finding of illegality we saw there in there for a reason, because we boxed in trump. because we knew never in a million years he'd be in a position to admit that. >> you do now have that admission on record from the other party in this case, michael cohen. he's now on record in c

are you familiar with the 2016 study that the aba did that said immigrants that the mda did thad thoseth counsel are 50% more likely to win their cases than those without counsel. >> i'm familiar with it. >> mr. edlow, are you familiar with it? >> i've seen several reporting on that figure. >> i have no reason to doubt that study that immigrants who have counsel are five times more like toly to win their cases, i think it's a testament to who is crossing the border and why. we may have folks who have legitimate cases simply because they don't have access to counsel. so my question to both of you is, is the department of justice and the homeland security doing anything to take into account in the processes the ability for folks to be able to get counsel. because right now there is no constitutional right to counsel, they either have to get pro bono counsel or pay for counsel, which is difficult to do. >> we have a very extensive legal orientation project that we work with providing counseling and pro bono counseling in our site. they actually have office space. one of the first things t

financial commitment that can enable all these new canadian start hubs to grow and become the next mda. how can we, at that point, when they grow bigger ensure they stay in canada and don't need to expand into the united states and transform themselves or sell themselves into that larger market. how can we ensure that a fiberoptic cable running up to it from the south, how can we ensure that becomes the next ground station? all right. in northern canada, and the simple answer there is we need to completely redo our remote sensing act so that new space can go in and do the sorts of things that only governments can do ten years ago. so the call i have for here for the canadians in the room is we need to get our act together. the united states is there as our continued strong partner, but it's not just about the economy. it's not just about the united states. it's also about ensuring that global cooperation continues. we are positioned, canada, as a country, correctly between the united states and russia. we are the second largest country in the world. we have the longest coastline. we're