and how would we back up the whole of human history and earth why damn it trap well the ark mission foundation is a little bit closer to that answer the nonprofit launched a thirty million page archive of human history with israel's barish lander which landed on the moon last week just forty microns that the twenty five mikel disks can withstand the toughest space has to offer but if that's not enough maybe you can get china's institute of cultural relics in archaeology in the young to let you taste the ancient immortality elixir they discovered in the han dynasty era tomb that's right three and a half leaders of a foul smelling liquid in a bronze bottle was found first thought to be alcohol but now it's a believed to be the first discovery of a mythical olympics or in real life but you might want to hold off on chugging it quite yet not only was it found at a tomb we did not immortal b. ball but one of the main ingredients in the immortality a lexer is potassium nitrate the thing that's used to make rockets gunpowder and fire works. and the other ingredient is essentially. so fertilizer and g

the foundation's mission is to rescue kids from sexual exportation. —— exploitation.house around 30, but it is thought as many as 100,000 kids across the country may be at risk. and recent technological risks are threatening to turn what has long been an endemic, nationwide scourge into a global epidemic, with the philippines at its core. over the past decade, police have been trying to catch facilitators of abuse in so—called cybersex dens, shacks in urban slums where kids are taken to engage in sex acts over webcams, for the pleasure of a largely western audience with the means to pay. a handful of the victims were rescued and offered specialist cybersex rehabilitation centres, like this one in the capital, manila. stories abound of abuse, shockingly, often sanctioned by their own families. angela is one such victim, taken by a family friend and trafficked across the country into a cybersex den at the age ofjust 12. it's really shocking because i did not expect that... i don't have communication with my parents and i cannot go out. i do not have the right to say no,

but unfortunately the foundations are not firm mission. it's built on a very thin rather brittle pile so. you were. only if people continue to be enthusiastic about noon song and donate can it continue working on the. album and so the many visitors who come regularly each week work hard to make it continue as the few dozen sites again come. the. see here in order to do of course there are people who come here because they are music lovers but for me it's the e.q. mn is in my experience the christian community that i believe christians have values to share their good because well i can do that here so i concur in this county here too and that's far from followed it was evident from the beginning of itself and it's especially true in berlin every church service has to be ecumenical must send out a message that everybody who is looking for a church service a word from god or this is welcome gorgeous fault is on its own inside of the new song form is able to unite catholics and protestants without any difficulty there are no contentious issues

the mission of the foundation is prevention and early detection of cancer in active and retired firefighters. there was no hesitation on my end when i was asked to help be a part of this. >> i was thinking about you, tony, the other day because i have a nephew has been, who has been looking for a gig as a firefighter. he found one in colorado. i am happy for him but this was on the back of my mind. i wanted as you if you really knew any of what we are talking about today. right now in san francisco you have dozens of firefighters who have cancer. whether they are retired or active. do you have an exact number right now? >> right now we are helping over 90 firefighters with active and retired that have some form of cancer. extremely high rates. the trouble is it is rarer forms of cancer that are now being found in younger people in our profession. it's not only in san francisco, it runs the full spectrum across this country. >> the foundation has supported a couple of groundbreaking studies related to cancer and the fire service. can you touch on that a little bit? >> sure. we have a study th

larry duggens heads up the missional wisdom foundation, a group that helps congregations become a placemerce. >> what happens if some of these churches don't change? >> churches fail. churches close when they can't get beyond that unless they have some extraordinary other way to get people to come attend. >> we can no longer afford to maintain a 60,000 square foot facility. >> senior pastor mitchell boon admits white rock methodist needed a miracle to stay open. >> we knew we were an unsustainable institution. we were spending way too much money to keep the doors open and lights on and staff paid and sunday morning going. so it was clearly a move out of desperation. we were close to death. >> their prayers were answered when they opened up their basement for business. in addition to creating a mixed work space for start-ups to rent, the church reached out to groups in need. an african refugee group that sewed bags and other products now rents a room from them. more churches across the u.s. are opening their doors for prayer and profit. >> we had yoga, aerial yoga. we have tai-chi meets

foundation. >> i am on a mission. the day after my daughter's funeral, i went to my executives and said from now on, you're running the company. i'm going to concentrate on what i can do about this drug epidemic. >> i would die if i lost this. >> reporter: when you read through her diary, what questions did it answer? >> i feel like i know my daughter more now while she's dead rather than when she was alive. her diary with the drawings, a blueprint of her angst. she wrote about feeling inadequate and struggling with body image. >> she was starving herself. >> i was involved in business. i didn't spend time to get to know her even better, find out who was bothering her. >> reporter: her journal also a dark chronicle of a descent into addiction, tracking her experimentation with a plethora of substances. >> pills pills pills. she took adderall and cocaine. she took pills to come down. she looks like she was obsessed with the pills. >> reporter: what was your reaction when you read this? >> i was shocked. if i had known

the foundation released a statement, saying "jeremy's mission will be carried on by the many who loveation is going to continue to make a difference."i'm john lorinc reporting. ( will ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. ♪ are you ready? ♪ are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ ♪ are you ready? ♪ we can't stop, we've only just begun. ♪ ♪ ♪ oooooooooo... ♪ i'll show you something ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ i'll show you something, i'll show you something... ♪ ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) after yesterday's rainfall conditions today will still be mostly cloudy but with a greatly diminished chance of rain, a few showers lingering for parts of the bay. high temperatures today will be slightly warmer than yesterday's boosting into a range of 60's. after today rainfall increases overnight tonight leading us into a rainy start to the day tomorrow.weekend conditions show consistent drying with temperatures boosting under clearing skies. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( will ) san diego's

mission capable. in the heritage foundation report shows just eight out of 31 of the armies brigade combat teams are fullyready for combat. joining us tonight come retired four-star general, vice chief of the united states army, fox business chief strategic analyst, general jack keane. great to have you with us. i'm pulling these numbers up because i think they should scare the hell out of people. we are in a lot worse shape than people really i think are being told. where the military is. your thoughts, general? >> absolutely. the joint chiefs testified last year, lou, before the senate armed services committee and all four confirm that if we had to find a high-end conventional war against russia and china we would be at great risk to be able to win the war. and two commanders just recently the one that took over the pacific admiral davidson, at the assumption of command a few months ago so there's no guarantee you can win a -- against china. and they say they are challenged by war with russia and europe and obviously it could have been a lot further the next statement. i know what the facts are. how did

document show that the time was not health promotion the population council an american foundation expressed a clear cut mission to the korean ministry of health. these vehicles are given. to help improve living standards in korea through a vigorous attack on the problem of excessive population growth. instead of letting citizens plan their own families family planners made having fewer children a citizen's duty they were not interested in fighting poverty but only in preventing the poor from having babies. were. mobile clinics in india went to secluded villages as early as one nine hundred fifty six because indians were also supposed to have fewer children. western family planners flooded the country. one of the pioneers was the american doctor sheldon cigar. he founded an apartment for reproductive medicine and one of the largest state hospitals in new delhi and trained india medical students. although early versions of i.e. days had fallen into disrepute in the west cigar smuggled them into india in one thousand nine hundred sixty four. he declared them as christmas decorations at customs and had them insert

mission. so our focus in fy20 is to lay the foundation to get to a demo. we will be doing the ground test. doing a demonstration on the ground before we are ready to go to the unordered demo. focus on maturing technologies and feasibility. >> and that is something that is fundamentally different from the studies that are being done elsewhere. and the feasibility? >> it is separate and distinct. it is a technology effort that will point in that direction. >> okay, thank you. >> space base kill assessment, when were the sensors deployed and how many are there? what does that technology have to prove or go through before it can be integrated into the operational actual system? >> so we did leverage a commercial lift and that capability deployed today. i'm not going to tell you the number that is there. but it is there and they are operational now. what they haven't done yet is completed the integration with the ballistic missile defense. they have been operational through a couple of the last flight tests and working closely with norcom to assure that the war fighters are satisfied with the i

his players to get to know each other the players set up the foundation for the season to come under their new coach. credibly meticulous. mission of us not just during a game with the guys out on the pitch but in terms of the overall tax coup concept he's got a very hands on approach in trying to lever and behind. the team came together from the off with father of making quite the impression of what we wanted him last year and we've often spoken said before one of his sassed impressions a very good at the first ten days have been really positive for everyone involved in the out here and i think. yeah when we heard he'd be our coach hopefully for the next few years i was certainly very happy there for. marco royce first played on the loose in fabric i mentioned blackbox a key mentor on this code wrote to start. this game is a nice known him a long time when he probably could. stick funkenstein. when you start with a new team captain it wasn't really a difficult decision in anybody's eyes. along with all. the legend this in the muslim five muskets for i don't mind the courses competition from. don't have to come from don't want t

singer used his key world non-profit foundation whose website says it's mission is to provide guidancecouragement and disadvantagement around the world as a front so parents can pay him massive sums that get this is tax deductible. the u.s. attorney says that the colleges are not co-conspirators and that the schools, themselves, have not been charged. yesterday, singer pleaded guilty to counts of racketeering, money laundering, fraud and obstruction of justice. he also admitted he helped bring down his own scheme by cooperating with the fbi and wearing a wire. as the massachusetts district attorney saw it yesterday, the real victims are the qualified, hard working students who play by the rules. >> as every parent knows, these students work harder and harder every year in a system that continues to grow more and more competitive every year that system is a zero sum game. for every student admitted through fraud an honest and genuinely talented student was rejected. the parents charge today despite already being able to give their children every legitimate advantage in the college admis

as power projection platforms, installations remain, foundational readiness concerns for all core army missions and we will continue to diligently and prudently carry out our goals of modernizing facilities and ensuring energy and water resilience, all while being good stewards of environmental resources. the army also is keenly aware of the obligation to provide safe, affordable housing to all men and women in uniform. the lethality of our forces begin in the home where the safety of soldiers and their families promotes peace of mind and mission focus. wherever our men and women are, whether deployed or garrison, we will work every day to ensure soldiers know their loved ones are safe. because high quality housing is a residence -- is a readiness concern essential to our mission, i want to stress the department will not consider any family housing or barracks projects as funding sources for section 2808. the care of our soldiers and their families will always be of the utmost importance and will remain a priority. whatever decision is made, i will take the utmost care that we meet our goal of

players to get to know each other the players set up the foundation for the season to come under the new coach. it's i thought. incredibly meticulous. mission of us not just during a game with the guys out on the pitch but in terms of the overall tax code concept he's got a very hands on approach in training the right amount. the team came together from the off with barbara making quite the impression of all we wanted him last year and we've often spoken before i know it was sest impressions are very good at the first ten days of being really positive for everyone involved. yeah when we heard he'd be our coach hopefully for the next few years i was certainly very happy for. marco roy's first played under loose in fabric i mentioned blackbox a key mentor on this whole grove just on. the skins ice knowing him a long time when he played and he was fantastic fantastic. when you start with a new team captain it wasn't really a difficult decision in anybody's eyes. a role model. a legend he said the most i've tried most keep trying. because it's competition from. don't have to come from don't win to cheer on the black and yellow this is cleveland

mission. and so our focus in fy 20 is to lay the foundation to get to an on orbit demo i think in fy 23. we will do the ground test and demonstration on the ground before we go for the on orbit demo. and again focus onomah touring technologies and focus on feasibility. >> okay. and that's something that's fundamentally different from the studies done elsewhere on space based intercept on the feasibility of those. >> it is separate and distinct. it's a technology effort that will point in that direction. >> okay. thanks. >> thanks. dan with jeans. you mentioned pace based kill assessment when were the sensor deployed? and how many are there in and what does that technology have to prove or go through before it can be integrated in the operational actual system? >> okay. so we did leverage a commercial lift and that capability is deployed today. i'm not going to tell you the number that's there. but tell us. and they are operational now. what they haven't been -- what we haven't kun yet is completed the integration with the ballistic missile defense. they've been operational through a coup

get to know each other the players set up the foundation for the season to come and the venue encourage. its i for. one hundred seem credibly meticulous. mission of us not just during a game with the guys out on the pitch but in terms of the overall tax coup concept he's got a very hands on approach to training the right behind. the team came together from the off with barbara making quite the impression of what we wanted last year and we've also spoken since i can fall in love as i sensed impressions are very good at the first ten days have been really positive for everyone involved. yeah when we heard he'd be our coach hopefully for the next few years i was certainly very happy there for. marco roy's first played on the loose in fabric i mentioned dropbox a key mental illness of the road to stop. these games and i've been around him a long time when he played back he was trash pick a fantastic. new start with a new team captain it wasn't really a difficult decision in anybody's eyes. along with. the legend. of the mothers on five muskets for and off. the course of this competition from. don't have to come from don't want to cheer on the blac

is doing a disservice to the cause of what the university mission is about, which is about open inquiry. >> laura: dinesh, this is the foundation for individual rights and education, otherwise known as fire, 90% restrict speech, only 9% of institutions do not maintain any policies that compromise student expression. almost 800,000 college students attended in the tuitions that maintains one of these ironically claimed free speech zones. what do you claim to even parents who aren't conservative who do not like this police state atmosphere on college campuses placement what you tell them? >> i think the parents and alumni should withhold money, they should be more of an act of his presence on the campus, and they should support the cops. i notice in the michigan state incident where the student was yelling and screaming, the police were intimidated. these are working-class cops who are intimidated by upper-class students b congressman ted lieu and so many more. the university itself. >> laura: victor, i'll let you close that out. it's true on the city streets. real quick? >> every time we've seen one of the incident is taken, vid

decision fires and air defense which lays the foundation for their contribution to any campaign we might have. at the bottom you can see accelerated mission is increased, applies ai and machine learning. next slide, please. so in the area of information warfare and this crosses multiple appropriations and covers competition we are dealing with it every day as people are trying to get into our networks all the way through lethal combat so we will continue to invest in it the legacy platforms as we modernize those as well as future capabilities. in terms of increases to legacy capabilities that are provided through the other navy account, those are increased. as the budget grows by eight percent. cyber security, command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, the resiliency of the network and infrastructure prioritize the budget. we increase quantities for the surface electronic warfare system. and along the bottom of that chart you can see we are growing our force of information warfare experts. we are leveraging new technology and working on policy, command and control to insure we can employ it. marine corpses play a major par

foundation on the embarcadero. >>> a protest in san francisco to call attention to the polite of palestinians in gaza. more than 100 people marched through the mission district this afternoon carrying signs and palestinian flags. they expressed anger at israel and the support it receives from the united states. >> we're asking for the united states to stop funding israel. we're asking people to boy caught, divest and sanction israel. >> protesters marking one year since the so-called great march of return when palestinians in gaza began weekly demonstrations demanding the right to go back to land they held before the state of israel was formed. >>> president trump could make good on his threat to close the southern border with mexico next week. the president says it's not doing enough to stop the flow of illegal immigrants into the u.s. cbs news kenneth craig reports from new york. >> reporter: president trump is considering taking drastic measures to secure the southern border and stop illegal immigrants from entering the country. >> there's a very good likelihood i'll be closing the border next week. >> reporter: on friday, secretary of state mike

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foundation. i believe in transunion's mission and will continue to be proud of the progress the company has made under my leadership after i retire from my position on may 8. the many people at transunion have improved innovative new products to advance consumer access to free credit information and education, and substantially enhance the company's cybersecurity program. we appreciate the committee's foresight in asking how we can make the credit system even better. we particularly appreciate the chairwoman's leadership on these issues. the credit bureaus and all entities have a responsibility to make sure all information is accurate. we match these to 230 million americans. while we achieve accuracy in almost every instance, given the extraordinary volume of the information we receive, it is inevitable that sometimes errors occur. we recognize no statistic of error can be understood. we address the issues, and we learn from our mistakes and hold ourselves accountable. we try to improve every day. we know that inaccuracies in credit files are almost often a result of legitimate disagreements be

foundation for blind children. we think it is important to partner with others in the ecosystem who have a natural alliance, because their missionhe same. we believe that over time, as others and industry advance the technology, they too are going to find as they enter markets, they will need to do this education and we are excited to partner with them on that as well. caroline: i wish we had more time. tekedra mawakana, waymo chief external officer, thank you for joining us. your expertise on all areas. finally, spacex's dragon capsule returned to earth friday after a debut test flight to the international space station. it splashed down about 250 miles east of kennedy space center in florida. 330 pounds of supplies to return home. the flight is a milestone for spacex and nasa, as they attempt to end u.s. dependence on russia for shuttles to the space station. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." "bloomberg technology" is live streaming on twitter. check us out @technology. follow our breaking news network, tictoc, on twitter. we want to give a shout-out to international women's day today. we will be wearing

foundation to stand. i see you somewhere out there. because tonight we were remembering how we all started and those who help to promote -- mission, i would like to we are lucky to have 11 former presidents from 1975 until today. favoriteun part, my heart, i get to turn things over. the master of ceremonies is the master -- is that npr. lawmakerschasing around. she is a political junkie. storiescovered a lot of like natural disasters. the one thing that fascinates me about her is the ee's with which she interviews people on her program every day. thank you. just recently, she interviewed senator mike brown and the backstreet boys acted back. i am looking forward to what she has in store for us. >> hey, everybody. you are a rowdy bunch. thank you so much for having me. my name is already cornish. die cornish. au i'm from npr all things considered. you don't look like what i expected either. i really appreciate that moment. thank you to all of the guests tonight. our headliners. please thank the congress people at your table for supporting npr's existence. it is nice to be here another year. we want to welcome you to the press club foundati

foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> robinson cano hit a home run with his first at bat. mark strassmann catches up with a former big leaguer who has a new mission. >> reporter: on this field in northern california, jerry manuel is staging a baseball comeback. >> one, two, three -- >> family! >> reporter: he is getting young black athletes back in the game. >> this is farmland. this was high grass. this was anything but a baseball field. >> reporter: manuel built the field and their interest in the game. >> take it back. >> reporter: he is 65, a retired big league player and manager, something rare these days. since 1986, the number of black players on major league rosters has dropped from 19% to 8%. >> a bat's $300. some of these travel programs charge you a thousand dollars a month. >> reporter: not happening? >> not happening. i got to do what i can do with my experience and my resources to make a change. >> what does correlation mean to you? >> reporter: in 2013, he launched alpha charter high school. its baseball-themed curriculum emphasizes excellence repetition on the classroom and in the field and teaches trail blazer jackie robinson's c

mission laws in the country. then we beat the nra by having universal background checks and o outlawing high-powered machine guns. >>> recipients of the documents request include people from the trump foundation, the trump organization and trump's businesses. also among the recipients? the president's 2020 campaign manager brad pascal, and the gatekeeper, allen weisselberg. the goal? to find the president's attempts to obstruct justice, what the committee calls abuses of power. the white house this morning says yes, it has received the committee's letter and will process it through the white house. he says the committee will work carefully and that means to slow the talk coming from some of the democratic left. >> do you think the president obstructed justice? >> yes, i do. it's very clear the president obstructed justice. it's very clear. >> if that's the case, then is the decision not to pursue impeachment right now simply political if you believe he obstructed justice? >> no. we have to do the investigations and get all this. we do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do an impeachment. >> cnn's manu raju live on capitol hill. manu, help us understand the scope of thi

wide world foundation as designated as a charity so parents could write off those six-figure bribes from their taxes. the irs is looking at where the money went the charity said its mission was to provide education that normally was unattainable to underprivileged students prosecutors say it was a front for wealthy parents to launder six-figure bribes. more than a dozen colleges and groups received money from kwf, some not named in the initial scandal. usc and yale, university of texas, nyu, chapman and the university of miami received together hundreds of thousands of dollars from kwf. those schools now saying they are investigating those funds and working with prosecutors the irs says it is investigating the parents who made a total of $25 million in donations to the foundation and then claimed it on their taxes which means that in addition to the mail fraud charges they already face, they could add to that tax fraud charges. >> brutal. >> brutal. >> it will be interesting to see how this comes down. there will be more. >> thank you. >>> princeton university professor alan krueger has died. he was also the chairman of the council of economic advisers under president ob

mission to protect public health the environment they have cell receives radioactive waste materials produced decades ago in the uranium milling process. waste materials continue to be uncovered during road construction, home foundation excavation an other construction activities in several towns in western colorado. once the waste materials are discovered they must be properly disposed of at the chaney cell. the operation for the chaney disposal cell expires at the end of of 2023 or when the site is filled to exasstism currently rethe remaining capacity in the cells, approximately 234,000 cubic yards, and therefore an extended authorization is required. h.r. 347 would extend the authorization until 2031. as my colleague from illinois noted, we passed this legislation in the last congress, but this bill is now coming up at a critical -- critically important time. according to the department of energy if a disposal cell ♪ re-authorized this year, d.o.e. will have to take steps to begin to decommission the site. this means no more materials will be accepted in 2019. and we will lose a critical component of the d.o.e.'s slig management program. i'd like to thank my colleague from colorado, ms. deset -- -- degette for he

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mission in this congress. this year, i'm also honored to be on the honorary committee for accept able gala hosted by the global down syndrome foundation, an annual event in washington, d.c., that supports lifesaving research and medical care for children and adults with down syndrome. back home in kansas, i'm also inspired by groups like the arc of sedgwick county which supports individuals living with intellectual disabilities such as down syndrome. justs a these groups supports people with down syndrome it's my hope in congress we can do the same thing. i look forward to discussing this more today o, but at this time i'm happy to yield to lept tiff -- representative peet stauber from minnesota. - pete stauber from minnesota. mr. stauber: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in honor of world down syndrome day which was thursday, march 21. one of the greatest blessings in my life is my 16-year-old son isaac who has down syndrome. each day he brings join to our lives, and i am so proud of everything he has accomplished. world down syndrome day is an excellent opportunity to raise awareness about the challenges that down syndrome brings, but