studio of the sea is on mir, which is a traveling video studio thahat makes educational film. and we can sail everywhere, so it's a perfect platform to study the ocean. dustan: corals, what we think of as stony corals that build reefs, are actually a symbiosis of the animal and a microalgae that lives in its tissues. the animal captures food from the ocean, like plankton, and that supplies nitrogen and phosphorous nutrients. the algae, like a plant, carries out photosynthesis and utilizes those nutrients. when the water gets too hot, the algae are producing so much oxygen because their rate of photosynthesis increases with temperature, that the oxygen they produce is sort of toxic, there's too much, so they become expelled. if the w water gets hotter still, the coral turns white. it's bleached, lost its algae, and the coral may die. so the plants see it as a place to live, and they just begin to grow there. if we don't have fish to eat them and to eat the algae, then it's like w weeds overgrowing your prize vegetables in your garden. in the last 25 years, we've seen a big shih

it's no laughing matter comedian a lot of mir's a lansky wins the first round of voting in ukraine's presidential election he's come in well ahead of incumbent president petro poroshenko and.

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. >> mir fíjate que es el día de la tierra >> en condado alameda autoridades quieren poner fin al problemay esta es la oportunidad que llevarán el evento convertible y las bajas de asientos de seguridad >> y que podrá utilizar y así poder comprar un asiento más (risas). >> esta noche será el estreno mundial de la reina del sur y ahora tiene una hija, y la historia se basa en el secuestro >> isabela sierra e ivette machin conversó con ella, veamos (hablan en inglés). >> nos tiene sorprendida con esa actuación tan buena >> gracias ¿cómo ha sido la experiencia? >> muy noble, corazón hermoso adora a su mamá hace de todo para volver >> y una personam aravillosa es una persona maravillosa ¿cuántos fueron? >> y lo que estaba a una >> y gracias mi corazón todo el éxito del mundo >> si no la vez por telemundo no la ves >> le cuento que la más grande y ambiciosa me quedé despierta en este estreno >> el gran fnal de la voz los concursantes dieron todo en el... ellevó el pribmer lugar las votaciones. > seguida de... estuvo muy pero muy cerca de ser la ganadora llegando a la sgreunda posición los jeuce

result of that election is going to be closing morning says in africa the continent or all the chance mir is a complex. we should ship with you to. moscow. to alexa why they matter to you today and. your replaceable chain reaction of breasts from the flame. play to get around six hundred years ago. in the renaissance revolution and fall should be enabled this mention see that people became aware of their abilities and strengths in a new way there was an allegory of self-confidence and that's the first place to protect a. slave to. the end of march first. you have to contribute invented completely new things and topple the ancient giants who had originally been its teachers you can be a player in the culture of the darkest moochers fun to explain. this one on t w. the commit. place . this is it really was live from berlin the leaders of russia and north koreans meet for the first time face to face a lot of input in and kim jong un toasted their new relationship at a summit in russia's far east in the wake of the field of a u.s. summit but little the meeting be a game changer when it comes

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poroshenko is job is on the line today in the country's presidential runoff is opponent is belong to mir selenski a political novice who has never before helpful elective office opinion polls ahead of the vote show the lenski with a big lead over. it's all about this man comedian volodymyr zelinsky plays a fictional president on television now he looks set to be elected is the real thing selenski pope twice as many votes as the sitting president in the first round of voting and is on course for a decisive win you wish it was still today it will be victory for ukraine the victory of a fair choice we've united the country and now look we've also united the journalists now. many ukrainians are looking for change frustrated by the slow pace of reforms and wearied by the five year conflict in the east of the country with russian backed insurgents. as a mo though they piss i'm voting for the young the candidate of hope but the choice is obvious the war is dragging on and that's awful us for the know we need something new we've had enough of the old faces we've seen them all before the way the

i think my dad is a very educated mir's and i do support like the values and everything that he says i appreciate the truth and that's why he gives me ron uncut splint no. a made these bullets. mahmoud's my grandmother well show ready to go struggle of like this. means abundance like a few weeks ago we had like a lockdown in my school and. we didn't know what was going on we're stuck in a closet for like an hour and a half by text my dad was like look we're on a code red i don't know what's happening and you know from that point all you can do is really like hide in the corner i got a text from my daughter there's a lockdown the school there saying that somebody is running around shooting i want to go run to my car go come to my house grab my rifles grab my ammo grab my those grab my helmet and go hit the school. i mean i may not be running around the campus with a gun when i want to throw guns to the teachers or say go get my kid get a rock or should i'm coming with drug coverage and let's go there was a discussion going around couple months right after the stillman douglas shooting

you know mr mir for most of the story. by sheer exhaustion you already. know. for me there's the phony going to. be good enough though it's all going on the wonderful awful. no. doubt. the next one the onus on me loses. me nice. to folk pretty simple conclusion but the action regulation two thousand and six remember sequence of the book the death of you. as a member of a particular social group as a victim of a blood feud so confinement is the only. solution he's there for what it is for a few sadists. or spread. it to last longer than should the thought you can affect it out you know if you do or . oh i'm going. to have a new book with. you know it's a gimme and post from bush and believe me they flew. home. because i guess the government you're. here you have your. own. power to bring about. more lives just no more live in the boards i'm open for runs out the more lit young body. come durden amend what the book did that him and them when we had to take an admin and then they can now but then we're gonna just come in my back the. to name one and back to that a

if you watched barr's press conference before theeport came out, the defenses he gave of the psident mir order of the president's defineses. no coordination or conspiracy. he said no collusion, over and he said the president had noncorrupt kept.es the ent was mad at the investigation. what explains that is either barr feels that way after looking athe report, he sees noncorrupt intent or has a broad expansive view of expansive wer and the president has the right to do all of these things he public should not be able to repudiate him for that essentially and he seems comfortable in the role of defendg the president almost as his own personal lawyer. >> one of the tngs that barr said at that a.m. press conferences. they cool ask informe questions and that has to be flagged over. had they seenhe report, that presser would have been different. he said robert mueller didn't make the. congress is mentioned smany times it is clear that mueller saw the real for congress in obstruction of justice anbar didn't have to make that in his letter talking about the report. robert: are republicans totall

you know mr mir for most of the story. by sheer exhaustion you. know. the funny thing is the phony going to. be good enough that's all going on the wonderful off quo. no. doubt. the next one the onus will be looser. meanies. to folk pretty simple conclusion but the actual regulation two thousand and six. seconds of the book the death of. as a member of particular social group as a victim of a blood feud so confinement is the only. solution he's there for what it is for a few sadists. or spread. it to last longer than should've thought you can afford it or not you can afford the one. oh i'm going. to have a new book with. oh. you know it's a good thing for from the bush and believe me i was. born. there so i guess the government you're going to. find. here you have your. own. path to grab. more lives just no more live in the boards i'm open for drugs out the more lit young body. come durden amend what the book did that him and then levy had to take and i don't mean none of them again now but then we're gonna just come in my book the. name one inductee th

i think my dad is a very educated mir's and i do support like the values and everything that he says i appreciate the truth and that's why he gives me ron and cut a splint no. smoke and made these bullets. mahmoud's my grandmother well show them and so ready to go. struggle of like this. ends up when it's like a few weeks ago we had like a lockdown in my school and. we didn't know what was going on we're stuck in a closet for like an hour and a half by text my dad was like look we're on a code red i don't know what's happening and you know from that point all you can do is really like hide in a corner i got a text from my daughter there's a lockdown the school there saying that somebody is running around shooting i want to go run to my car go come to my house grab my rifles grab my ammo grab my those grab my helmet and go hit the school. i mean i may not be running around the campus with a gun what i want to throw guns to the teachers or say go get my kid get up or should i'm coming with you i'll cover your let's go there was a discussion. couple months right after the stillman dougl

what about our friend mir about she called it a day in northern spain and winter on a landfill site. stalks returned to northern europe every year after chilling in the sunny cell phone line months is that perhaps at the root of the myth that stalks deliver babies another theory has it that stalks confuse them with their favorite food frogs really. mother would certainly disagree. they only ever see the best in their babies. and when nursing they produce the best possible nourishment milk that researchers have discovered is tailored to meet their child's needs. it's instinctual shortly after birth a baby will move towards its mother's breast in search of milk and latch on to her . ideally the first breastfeeding session should take place within an hour of delivering hormones are stimulated in response to the baby sucking that regulate the release of milk. is just five months old and is being exclusively breastfed by his mother ricardo. it's free it's always arrives at the right temperature it's always hygienic i always have it with me i can't forget it i'm fossil and the medical emot

sunday for screenings of the highly anticipated movie the to see a man at the avengers endgame for mir director gave an update on his next flick jay and silent bob reboot i was >>i cut sunday we're moving along very rapidly man right in an hour 43 minutes and subs finance love it to you. >>ryan reynolds posted a new trailer for pokemon detective pikachu to his youtube page. the sneak peek is backed by louis armstrong's what a wonderful world reynolds voices, the electric mouse detective with justice smith as his human counterpart and on the game is afoot may 10th in hollywood, i'm rick damage. ella. >>quick peek outside at the paper itself was a minor way in some of the cash lanes what a great trip into san francisco, we'll be back with a complete weather and traffic checked. >>to the crowd for morning news. we're checking in on the forecast that host a forecast another nice day on tap with plenty of sunshine another nice one if you like the heat. yeah. like yesterday i like yesterday up until yesterday evening. i was trying to relax and just go to sleep and have been burning the air a

i think my dad is a very educated mir's and i do support like the values and everything that he says i appreciate the truth and that's why he gives me ron uncut splint no. i'm made these bullets. mahmoud's my grandmother well show them and so ready to go struggle of like this. in the abundance like a few weeks ago we had like a lockdown in my school and. we didn't know what was going on we're stuck in a closet for like an hour and a half i text my dad was like look we're on a code red i don't know what's happening and you know from that point all you can do is really like hide in the corner i got a text from my daughter there's a lockdown the school there saying that somebody is running around shooting i want to go run to my car go come to my house grab my rifles grab my ammo grab my those grab my helmet and go hit the school. i mean i may not be running around the campus with a gun when i want to throw guns to the teachers or say go get my kid get a rock or should i'm coming with drug coverage let's go there was a discussion. couple months right after the stillman douglas shooting h

we asked two political analysts for their views on the case and the way it has been presented by the mir. the thing here is we have to rely on the. newspaper and their account there was a video posted along with the story so in the video we see first the ambassador then we see charlie rally and his brother and it's limited it's only about two and a half to three minutes and it does not have what the headline says he said it does not have what the some of the things that the story says he said why they wouldn't post the meat you know that the meat and potatoes part the the story line i don't know so we have to take what they say as as the story because nobody else even sky news and others who have written about this quote that from that story it's not like they all had reporters there but i would have to feel that if they are severely misrepresenting what what he said to the ambassador that we will hear from him saying wait a minute i never said that so i guess time will tell the british media is sort of my for the most part completely. going along with the official narrative after all cr

their next president after a first round vote at the end of march two remaining candidates are villota mir's a landscape a television star and petro poroshenko the incumbent president now so let's go is the front runner he won the first ballot with more than thirty percent of the vote he's a comedian with no political experience but he's put forward very few policy proposals his willingness to speak both ukrainian and russian has brought him a lot of support of the countries mainly russian speaking east meantime federal portion go a businessman from the confectionery industry and he's one of ukraine's wealthiest people he was elected in a snap vote after former pro russian president viktor yanukovych was toppled in the twenty fourteen might on revolution his reputation as a reformer has been damaged as corruption remains a big problem in ukraine let's get more on this now we're joined by our correspondent nick connelly who is standing by with the very latest on this election so you know one of the biggest questions that really comes up here is how has a comedian been able to gain so much sup

i think my dad is a very educated mir's and i do support like the values and everything that he says i appreciate the truth and that's why he gives me ron uncut splint no. smoke and made these bullets. mahmoud's my grandmother well show them and so ready to go stone tools like this. in the abundance like a few weeks ago we had like a lockdown in my school and. we didn't know what was going on we're stuck in a closet for like an hour and a half i text my dad was like look we're on a code red i don't know what's happening and you know from that point all you can do is really like hide in the corner i got a text from my daughter there's a lockdown the school there saying that somebody is running around shooting i want to go run to my car go come to my house grab my rifles grab my ammo grab my those grab my helmet and go hit the school. i mean i may not be running around the campus with a gun but i want to throw guns to the teachers or say go get my kid get up or should i'm coming with you i'll cover you let's go there was a discussion. couple months right after the stillman douglas shoo

it's no laughing matter comedian a lot of mir's a lansky wins the first round of voting in ukraine's presidential election he's come in well ahead of incumbent president petro poroshenko and. look at the. disaster for ferrari's charlotte clare he loses engine power in the closing laps allowing lewis hamilton to win the first race of the season. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us it is being called a severe setback for turkey's president tired of everyone his party has lost control of the capital ankara in local elections and is also facing defeat in istanbul these elections are seen as a referendum on his leadership with many voters saying they're unhappy with the way he's handling the country's economic downturn. it's an unfamiliar position for red chip tayyip erdogan won in local elections seen as a test if you support voters delivered the turkish president he's worst night ever at the ballot box during his ruling laid across the country over a roll and economic downturn and high inflation and unemployment left vulnerable was seven dollars it there is i believe the o

i think my dad is a very educated mir's and i do support like the values and everything that he says i appreciate the truth and that's why he gives me ron uncut splint no. smoke and made these bullets. mahmoud's my grandmother well show them and so ready to go staunch love legless. means abundance like a few weeks ago we had like a lockdown in my school and. we didn't know what was going on we're stuck in a closet for like an hour and a half i text my dad was like look we're on a code red i don't know what's happening and you know from that point all you can do is really like hide in a corner i've got a text from my daughter there's a log on the school they're saying that somebody is running around shooting i want to go run to my car go come to my house grab my rifles grab my ammo grab my verse grab my helmet and go hit the school. i mean i may not be running around the campus with a gun but i want to throw guns to the teachers or say go get my kid get up or should i'm coming with you're covering let's go there was a discussion. couple months right after the stillman douglas shooting

party approach i mean there's been some very good us conservative criticism of saudi car on the london mir do you believe that criticism is unfair. i think it's unfair but i also think it's crazy i think i despair of it because as i mentioned i'm in the position that many are in london having a young kids growing up in london and me my wife we're genuinely concerned and we're concerned because there is no real handle on this problem now if we're going to get into a war of words between say the conservatives and labor we have a mayoral election coming up which everyone is aware of and of course this is the fodder for that kind of election but then there are young kids carrying knives because they have to defend themselves and not just the twenty deaths but there are many many injuries among or of fear out there a lot of bullying going on in schools and outside school so for that reason to answer your question directly i would love this to be an all party approach i'd love it to be the holistic approach that scotland pioneered that's what happened in glasgow and i don't like the idea that pe

this was the first meeting between bloody mir putin and kim jong un and though we didn't see any major breakthroughs what we did see was a chance for the two leaders to size each other up and they seemed to get along quite well after the meeting the two leaders exchanged gifts a saber and a sword respectively and putin after the talks said that he had an open discussion with kim and he also called him an open person the main issue on the agenda today was denuclearization the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and that's something that russia is certainly in favor of they want stability in on the korean peninsula after all we shouldn't forget that russia shares a land border with north korea so the last thing they want is a conflict at their borders now after the talks it seemed that russia might take on some sort of mediator role in this conflict going forward we'll have to wait and see what that means but what it certainly means is that russia is trying to get a seat at the negotiating table and to once again get a chance to show that it's an important player on the world stage

party approach i mean there's been some very good us conservative criticism of saudi car on the london mir do you believe that criticism is unfair. i think it's unfair but i also think it's crazy i think i despair of it because as i mentioned i'm in the position that many are in london having a young kids growing up in london and me my wife we're genuinely concerned and we're concerned because there is no real handle on this problem now if we're going to get into a war of words between say the conservatives and labor we have a mayoral election coming up which everyone is aware of and of course this is the fodder for that kind of election but then there are young kids carrying knives because they have to defend themselves and it's not just the twenty deaths but there are many many injuries man or a fear out there a lot of bullying going on in schools and outside school so for that reason to answer your question directly i would love this to be a no party approach i'd love it to be the holistic approach that scotland pioneered that's what happened in glasgow and i don't like the idea that pe

party approach i mean there's been some very good us conservative criticism of saudi car on the london mir do you believe that criticism is unfair. i think it's unfair but i also think it's crazy i think i despair of it because as i mentioned i'm in the position that many are in london having a young kids growing up in london and me my wife we're genuinely concerned and we're concerned because there is no real handle on this problem now if we're going to get into a war of words between say the conservatives and labor we have a mayoral election coming up which everyone is aware of and of course this is the fodder for that kind of election but then there are young kids carrying knives because they have to defend themselves and it's not just the twenty deaths but there are many many injuries man or a fear out there a lot of bullying going on in schools and outside school so for that reason to answer your question directly i would love this to be a no party approach i'd love it to be the holistic approach that scotland pioneered that's what happened in glasgow and i don't like the idea that pe

a lot of mir putin has brushed off the entire mall or investigation into russian meddling in the u.s. presidential election as total nonsense and aimed at a domestic audience russian president told the international arctic form in st petersburg that it was clear from the beginning there had been no collusion between the kremlin and donald trump parties ilya trunk of comments. international arctic forum where first of all the journalists and the audience on the other hand at the main discussion event wanted to hear answers to questions that had nothing to do with the arctic the journalist that was leading the way of the discussion actually made it clear at one point that he wants to stay away from climate change melting ice is c o two emissions and talked of lot of more potent for some time about international relations and specifically how moscow is getting along with washington and indeed ever since the robert miller investigation was done and dusted and any kind of collusion between russia and donald trump was ruled out we never heard a word from vladimir putin on that specifically

as to why this is happening it's anyone's guess even mir pete says he doesn't quite understand the media bump in popularity but it is definitely something that's working for him and it's definitely something that his campaign is using to their advantage so to we haven't seen anyone or any candidate take advantage of a surge in popularity like this and john mccain did back in two thousand so he's doing the right thing he's meeting it head on and he's not saying no to anyone that wants to interview him and because of his pants and his understanding of many of these issues he's doing quite well he's doing quite well at the moment and we see that his back he seems to have the unconventional background but on the other hand he's kind of a ground breaker you know he's the military veteran he's openly gay he's also a practicing christian i mean this this is you know he's obviously a very interesting character but is that kind of new on slightly to resonate with american voters across the country well he's going to have to get out of the democratic primary for as to whether or not this. new type

failed to turn up becoming president petro poroshenko was left to take questions alone his rival for the mir is alinsky a comedian with no political experience wanted the debates held closer to sunday's votes well the us presidential election doesn't happen and so on the vendor and the.

in functional mirs for those that treat compassion, what they found it actually lights up areas of thether words, it's the opposite. those who give compassion actually benefit themselves from providing compassion to others. burnout is not getting too close to patients. >> quick final question. there's an illustration in the book. put it up on the screen, kathryn. a 7-year-old, i think, drew it. what's going on? give me the bottom line as to the significance? >> so, that sa picture publishe in the american journal, the pediatrician has his screen on the screen. the 7-year-old drew it because now the evidence shows physicians are spending more time looking at the screen than looking at the patience in the eye. you need less than a minute to actually deliver compassion and give that compression to patients. five studies with a median of 40 seconds is all it takes to demonstrate compassion to patients. really, what we've found, there's science in the art of medicine. and that science is strong and it can be done. that's what we're hoping to show when combined stories with data in this book

television star and political newcomer slold mir zelenskiy crushed president poroshenko in ukraine'sl election winning a staggering 73% of the vote but no one is laughing at the size of the problems facing ukraine. years of tensions with russia, economic turmoil all drove the agenda for voters. here with me is susan glasser, staff writer for the "new yorker." so you have so much experience in this region. you live there. what is your take on the fact that this man who has no political experience and actually was attacked by the incumbent for having really a vapid sense of policy issues, real know severance policy issues, is this just an indicator globally of where we are with the frustration of voteers? >> well, first of all, it is an incredible disrugs. i mean, imagine if president trump ted bartlett, the fictional leader of the united states on "west wing" were to become the actual basis on the basis of what he said on a tv show. you know, this is "mr. smith goes to washington" except it's "mr. zelenskiy goes to kiev." what is amazing to me is during the campaign they went out of t

taking a look in virginia, fairfax county parkway to the beltway, taking you nine s minutes, 62 mir ho. ur >>> back. 5:23. we allnow that most dads will do just abo anything for their daughters. how about synchronized swimming? these guys. they're in the water practicing their moves. this team was formed when one dad wanted creative way to raise money for his daughter's synchronized swim team. and it kind of took off. you have to give them credit for the effort. they're going for it. the dads are raising money and have brought attention to the sport. they will debut the firstt routine nonth after a little more practice. ray on to go. >> the -- way to go. >> the crowd will applaud, the daughters will hide their faces. >>> it's heating up outside, yesterday was an aberration, but before we know it will be here. >> tips thatou can d to preparia ur home for the summer heat. nchlt>>> mcmurray heating and as been replacing air conditisying ems for anniversaries. mcmurray says there'sig one b no-no when it comes to maintaining your system. >> to me, this is the numb-one failure. the air condi

added a pakistani man named sajid mir to its most wanted terrorists list, in connection to the attacksd the alleged tstermind is still free. but the stories se who survived it, live on. amna nawaz sat down with the cast and director of "hotel mumbai," a feature film at takes a vivid and visceral look at the siege that shook the world. it is part of our ongoing arts and culture series, "canvas." >> in mumbai, multiple bombings and gunmen -- >> the 2008 mumbai attacks paralyzed an entire city and half the world racked for three days. the story is now told on the big screen in "hotel mumbai." across multiple attack sites, over 160 people were killed, including staff at the luxury taj hotel, am mubai landmark where director anthony maras centers hi >> a lot of terror attacks, quite sudden and they're over and we're left dealingith th aftermath. because of the dynamics of the situation in mumbai inthose three days were such that the police response took a number oa . it was up to ordinary people to protect one another and to protect themselves. >> someone's coing! nazanin boniadi place zara

. >> we're now hearing from people inside a mare mir churyland chu were attending a funeral when someone started shooting. two people were taken to the hospital, but they're both expected to be okay. that funeral was for a murder victim killed earlier this month in capital heights. police say the shooting at the church parking lot was not random, and it happened after an altercation involving people attending that funeral service. >> the pastor's wife said it, she said we don't have respect for life anymore. and it is happening all over our nation. so that's unfortunate. but, you know, we'll be pra for the people that were hurt, ple here ng that p continue to feel peace. >> despite the violence that unfolded there at the church, easter sunday services are expected to go on as planned. ur> new details this morning about the mr of a 16-year-old in northwest d.c. police released new information hey hope will help them solve this case. surveillance cameras captured this image of a car aut irities says involved in the shooting. the gray sedan has a sunroof and stickers on the driver'sside. th

so very very mir rattling this morning as far as the skies are concerned not a lot to be talking about up there skies are really clear besides a couple areas were fog us formed across the bay, a chilly morning 40's and 50's see do want to bundle up this morning. afternoon hours not bringing temperatures you want to bundle up for it all sunny and nice with daytime highs. well back up into the 70's this is before some 80's tomorrow, get all those numbers still to come rob, it. >>all right we're checking the commute in san francisco, and it's very busy or i should say coming into san francisco because we're looking at the oakland side of the bay bridge toll plaza this is stacked up the on 8.80 be on west grand now stretching back to the bottom of the maze. so it's officially pack now, but it's still a decent commute across the upper deck. i want to show you how we want to one because earlier i talked about a stall. it's still there it's the northbound james like connector to the northbound central freeway and you're back up is spilling all the way out to cesar chavez so north one to one.

the ten largest cities the opposition won in ankara for the first time as well as the coastal city of mir while it wasn't on the ballot the vote was. widely seen as a referendum on the party's dominance for nearly two decades earlier has already admitted his party's lost the hearts of some of the parts of the country but it doesn't help every victory and every loss is the will of our nation and we have to accept this fact as a necessity of democracy we will admit that we want people's hearts in cities we won but we were not successful enough in cities we lost and we will act accordingly let's bring in our correspondent joining us from istanbul how close is the race in istanbul jamal. well it's literally every vote matters right now because you're talking about almost all the votes being counted and as it stands now the difference between. the candidates of the opposition and been a little german the ak party's candidate is just under twenty eight thousand votes which is really the slimmest of margins it's not even a full percentage point between the two so as you say it is too close to ca

americans assume that doctors and nurses would do everything they can to help a baby that has somehow mir acous will you -- miraculously survived an abortion. you'd be surprised and saddened to know that's not always the case. in 2002 the congress recognized the fact that an infant who survives an abortion is indeed a person. so why is there still no legal protection for those newborn babies who have been born alive after failed abortion attempts? it's past time to hold abortion providers accountable for ensuring the best possible care for any newborn baby, regardless of whether that baby happens to survive an abortion. we must vote to protect the sanctity of newborns. my hope, the american people will call their member of congress and have them sign on to this discharge petition and support this act. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized

. >> before we ask you questions, i want you to understand these are your mir ran a da and constitutionalolice a 2 1/2 hour confession and her version of events is quite a story. >> woke me up. it was 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. we were arguing. pushing back and forth and i told him, i know all about you and dave simmons. i know that you are gay. >> ellen said she had recently grown more courageous in her dealings with mike, and on this night she confronted her husband over what she says was a secret gay affair. >> i am yelling at him and he's yelling at me and i said i'm going to tell everybody. i'm going to tell everybody about you and he's telling me, you will never tell anybody about me. you are not going to tell anything. there's nothing to tell. he's denying it. he's screaming at me. i have never seen him so angry. ever. >> she says she ran to the bedroom and got the gun from the closet. the gun that her colleague frank had loaned her. >> i said i have a gun. he's laughing at me. telling me i'm a coward and i'm never going to tell anyone. >> she is taunting you. >> he's taunting me.

the president's f.y. 2020 budget requests a fully authorized amount of $300 million for the mir tame security program. congress also wisely adopted cargo preferenced on the jones act to ensure access to u.s. flag vessels and mariners. in the case of the jones act, it provides an important layer of security by ensuring that vessels 1/2 gating u.s. coastal and inland waters operate with u.s. documentation and an american crew. additionally, it supports the majority of our nation's critical shipbuilding, maintenance and industrial capacity. to supply the lanks of licensed american mariners, we rely on the u.s. her shan't marine academy at kings point and six maritime academies or s.m.a.'s. each year kings point graduates 225 highly skilled new merchant marine officers who with unlimited licenses and service commitments are qualified to crew large oceangoing vessels. the president's f.y. 2020 budget requests $81.9 million for the academy to maintain the highest standards of mariner education and training the state academies collectively graduate approximately 900 entry level marine offic

mir cÓmo se levante el valle de ohio.as, fuerte oleaje en todo el este. temperaturas muy bajas en la costa oeste con valores en los 50 esta maÑana en la zona de california. iremos monitores de la zona norte de la florida porque allÍ se gesta esta zona de baja presiÓn que el moverse siguiendo la costa atlÁntica va a producir fuerte viento bajaron las temperaturas en ciudad es como nueva york que podrÍan ver nieve antes de terminar la semana. francisca los conocemos, se "despierta amÉrica" en vivo en nuestra casa. fabiana rosales, esposa de juan guaidÓ llega para compartir los nuevos desafÍos que enfrenta el pueblo venezolano como usted no se lo puede perder. ana patricia: prince royce se casÓ. tendremos un invitados para que nos cuente los secretos de la boda. francisca: les mostramos imÁgenes del terremoto que sacÓ a la gente de ecuador de sus camas. quÉdate "despierta américa", mantenemos lo que te gusta y escuchamos lo que quieres ver . ya regresamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ protección verdadera. con lysol, puedes ayudar a protegerlo

. >> thank you, senator mir ran. >> thank you. thank you for being here. let me raise a topic, then i want to continue where senator blunt left off in regard to transplant program. we have three hospitals, small, rural hospitals, all of them critical access. the thing they have in common, they are owned by empower hms. empower hms has been investigated by cms for billing fraud. as a result of that and other factors, business factors, management factors they are shut down or have a trustee bankruptcy in attempted to operate these hospitals. i would encourage you to take, not to change your enforcement procedures or pursue fraudulent behavior any less, but recognize there's a consequence to a community hospital that regardless of who the owner of the hospital is who can be gone that night. the community is left in a circumstance which their hospital is no longer functioning. i would hope that cms and others at health and human services in conjunction with our state an others can have a plan in place when creating a circumstance that forces a business out of

. >> human rights lawyer amal clooney and nobel peace prize lawyer nada mir-it were among the guests at the united nations security council's open debate on the effects of sexual violence in conflicts. u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres telling the counsel that will sexual violence is deliberately used as a tactic of war to terrorize people. >>> two reuters reporters convicted of breaking myanmar's secrets act lost their appeal in that country's supreme court they've spent 16 months in jail. their lawyers say there's no proof the reporters committed a crime. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. wilf, back over to you >> courtney, thank you very much for that we have just under 30 minutes left of trade at the moment. we have the dow up by 124 points s&p by 0.85. 2932 it needs to close above 2931, just above the 20th of september record high. >> nasdaq too. at a record high that was about half a percent away, thanks in part to boeing's struggles in recent weeks. >> still to come, one of wall street's top international fund managers lays out the names she's buying right now as

so mir it didn't. >> no. plus the fact, first of all, nobody goes to see tampa bay.ans stay away from droves and they are a model for what major league baseball teams ought to do and still they're right there. that are kpe just like the red sox, willy, unlike you yankees, we operate on a. >>> i think all of america is rooting for the yankees and the red sox, these two little team at the bottom of the division, as we talk about them of day for the unless. >> okay. along with joe, willie and me, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle, unfortunately. >> wow. ooh. >> and langman. raising the game we have republican strategies and msnbc political analyst susan leless is just sick of us and our voks about hmm being pb. >> well, we're going to keep doing it because we don't care. so congressional democrats have formally responded to the reports that special counsel robert mueller's investigators were frustrated that attorney general william's bar on l and fill telling "the washington post" that it up that they could be made public. and two people telling the post that "bar

north korean leader kim jong un will soon meet with russian president vat mir putladimir pu.in hopes of bolstering foreign support for his economic plans. the news comes after stalled tal tal talks, after the u.s. refused to loosen sanctions. they came putin and kim are on track to meet in april but no date has been set. it will be the first meeting between the two leaders. >> a federal appeals court has rejected a bid by chelsea manning to be released from jail. the three-judge circuit handed down that decision yesterday. she has been jailed since early march after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating wikileaks. the judges rejected the former army u.s. intelligence analyst that she was falsely found in contempt of court. she previously served years in prison for leaking a vast number of documents to wikileaks. >> and more than 30 people have filed a federal class action lawsuit accusing florida authorities of illegally filming them at a massage parlor where new england patriots owner robert kraft and others allegedly paid for sex. they accused officials unlawful

production numbers retail sales gdp out of china, overnight, the chinese central bank, put news stimulus mirschina, best in asia, a change at starbucks the giant brewed up for local loyal consumers aston martin first all electricity car inside special edition beauty the this morning dagen mcdowell, folks are media chairman former republican presidential candidate steve forbes former ceo home depot chrysler longtime executive ge bob nardelli. >> good to see you -- >> great teen here wi-- great to be an here. >> nice to see france step up the whole nation revival of a nation depressed a long time you are going to see best of france to the fore. >> a catalyst france under pressure for two years whether the policies the people don't like the protesting or just terrorism now this. >> reminder what they are all about, back over 800 years really, really exemplifies the best of humanity. >> yeah great to see henry step up. >> yes. >> henry and wife, absolutely, and in fact we have breaking news a massive investigation under way in paris, after the devastating fire at the historic notre dame cathedral

. >> thank you, madam speaker, and for the purposes of debate only i yield the cust mir 30 minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume, and all time yielded is for the purposes of debate only. i ask unanimous consent that all members be given five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, on monday the rules committee met and reported a rule, house resolution 274. it provides for consideration under closed rules for s.j.res. 7 with one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on foreign affairs, and the consideration of h.res. 271 with one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energy and commerce. it also provides suspension authority for thursday, april 4. madam speaker, before i begin, i want to recognize that today marks the 230th anniversary of the rules committee being formally constituted for the first tim

not a comedian of a lot of mir's alinsky faces the serious challenge of running ukraine for real. and the ancestral land in utah threatened by u.s. government proposals to open it up to mining we meet the native americans fighting to protect it. hello they receive a fair amount of rain over parts of australia and new south wales it's brought as a welcome relief aaron we're seeing that wet weather just not a little bit further towards the east looks like it's still going to be hanging around for much of the day on tuesday but eventually as we head into wednesday it will begin to break up then we're looking at the top temperature of a pleasant twenty two in melbourne and around twenty in adelaide towards the west it will be getting a bit warmer force here so perth will be getting to around twenty eight now over towards new zealand we've had a lot of very stormy weather here recently the main focus of that is beginning to pull away towards the east though they're all still some showers following it so for many of us across the north island it will be rather cloudy at times with a few