thank you mister speaker. the global networks working through his or is personally connected by hiv. the can only afford to fund 50%. continuing to fund. for the department the united kingdom have committed 9 million pounds to this. thank you mister speaker. given that treatment of the again, the home office has now stepped up the office. they've given further reassurances. and also members of this the government that everyone has the information and support they need. what are they doing to address the rebalance services. they have also received funding through the girls education challenges. it's never been more important to make this case. it ends in july. can we have assurance that this will be replaced. with being a refresh. you can also deliver on the global goals. the prime minister. thank you mister speaker. they placed host took common wealth government. from 52 countries to london. who collectively represent a third of the world population. we will discuss the range of shared priorities. to continuin

thank you mister speaker. they placed host took common wealth government. from 52 countries to london. who collectively represent a third of the world population. we will discuss the range of shared priorities. to continuing to tackle malaria in ensuring all children had access to 12 years of quality education. with 60% of the commonwealth under the age of 30. to ensure its continuing relevance especially for young people. in addition i should have further such meetings later today. the whole house will be aware of these stories. people who are facing the anxiety of occupants they cannot provide. will the prime minister say what they are doing to provide reassurance. i know it has caused a great deal of concern and anxiety. people in the when dropped generation. the built a knife here. they've made a massive contribution these people are british. i want to be absolutely clear that we have no intention of asking anyone to leave who has the right to remain and for those who have mistakenly received letters chall

we are no longer mister huh, mister park, mister noh and mister tony.the night, the world, our oyster. >> anthony: oh show me the way to the next whiskey bar. i feel like a boy band. >> mister huh: is it the king? >> anthony: johnny cash. >> mister huh: johnny cash. >> anthony: yeah. all i can say is, thank god there was no karaoke. i must have blocked it out. all roads led here. i knew that. no escape. only embrace. i am now, after an evening of full-on cultural immersion, acutely aware of my role as big brother. my new salary men friends looking to me to set an example. all right, guys, let's party. >> mister huh: pour on your head. >> server: i'll give it, soju. >> anthony: soju? >> man: nice to meet you. >> anthony: so, correct me if i'm wrong here. it's dried squid, m&ms and mixing your alcohols? >> daniel: yeah. hey, come back. spooek spooek >> anthony: it seemed like a good idea back at the office. yeah? ah! >> mister huh: okay! >> anthony: next i'll be performing a medley from mamma mia. ♪ come on baby light my fire >> mister huh: light my fire.

thank you mister speaker. all members and everybody who works here. i have meetings with the colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house. i should have further such meetings later today. i'm very happy to agree with my honorable friend. he does raise an important point. people living in conservative areas. they have reversed the street cleaning. as maintained the weekly fee collection. thank you mister speaker i to join the prime minister and wishing yourself and all members of the house a very happy easter. this week is awareness a week. i hope the whole house will join me in paying tribute to the families. for their dignity and campaigning for answers about the deaths of their lungs --dash my loved ones. too many patients suffered failings in mental health care. involving violations of the most basic human rights in patients. it's a very important point. what has been with significant steps taken. and ensuring that there is support available for those who are on the autistic spectrum. we do

want to thank you mister zuckerberg for being here today. facebook has become integral to our lives. we also share pictures of our families, connect with schools, organize events and to watch baseball games. they spoke as an able people to spur national political movements, most of us use facebook to reach our u constituents in a way that were unimaginable 10 years ago and this is a good thing. there also mean that many of us can't give it up easily , many businesses have their only web presence on facebook and for professions like journalism, people's jobs depend on posting on the site and this ubiquity comes with a price. for all the good it brings, facebook can be a weapon for those like russia and cambridge analytica that seek to attack our democracy. facebook made it too easily in this current instance for a person to get personal information about 87 million people. he sold this data to cambridge analytica who used it this way the presidential election for the trump campaign and the facebook made itself a powerful tool for things like

thank you mister speaker. congratulations. mister speaker. the cbi and a few. the scottish government the willis government. the members of this house want the uk to remain in the customs union. they are not working for all of the nations of the united nations. they voted to leave the european union. they voted to leave. what we want to ensure is that we are able to negotiate independently free trade deals around the rest of the world. that we are also able to ensure that we deliver on our commitments for no hard border between northern ireland and ireland. between the united kingdom and the european union. they want that border and that's what we're negotiating for them. the single market quite simply here. with their own government analysis. in every region of the united kingdom would be negatively impacted they are effectively at a standstill because the government has the rest of the ideas and how to deal with the irish border issue. even the good agreements for this government. for the prime minister that if this plays forward. that would be the negotiatin

thank you mister speaker. does the prime minister agree with it that it provides victims with support. i know this is an issue that has been raised number of times in this house. it is an incredibly sensitive issue. i fully recognize the festivities that are involved. we've taken great care of a time and care. following extensive consultation. what my right honorable friend was making. like health and social workers who may be able to provide them with support in those circumstances over and beyond the issue. in blackbird. the crisis has been cleared. and it has retraumatized. the pain of financial penalty. what kind of society do we live in. where we have taken every care to ensure that this is dealt with in that sensitive manner as possible. that is why the government took considerable time and made extensive consultations. nobody will be greeted the extension the weekend regarding the use of chemical weapons. it is fundamentally different. compared to rural ones. absolutely right to do so. it's a dream that

mister chief justice, if i may reserve the remainder of my time . >> mister stewart. >> may it please the court, i'd like to two brief points about the wisdom of leaving this matter to congress. the first matter i'd like to make iswhatever this court decides , owhether it leaves those in place or does something inbetween , congress can act. congress can impose whatever solution it believes is appropriate and if states are given a greater latitude to experiment, to devise different schemes that would balance the interest of out-of-state retailers against the interest of consumers within the state with brick and mortar retailers, the states own interest in acquiring funds, if state can experiment, congress will have a wider variety of models to look at to decide what aspects of each it would like to choose. the second thing i'd say about stark -- >> it doesn't do anything for the period and the dislocation and lawsuits that it will engender until there is a congressional settlement.. >> the second thing i would say about will's will has come to be understood to stand for the proposition

we'll have to see whether these files that mister netanyahu see whether these files that mister neta is published see whether these files that mister netanyahu is published today, whether or not that was put forward to the international community. clearly israel is trying to say, no, they didn't. i don't think there is a secret here that iran knows how to build a nuclear weapon. the present time, they have stayed short of point. and that's what this is all about. keeping iran from crossing the nuclear threshold, in contrast to north korea. i don't think there is much different here. it reinforces that neta nyahu is much different here. it reinforces that netanyahu has never beenin reinforces that netanyahu has never been in favour of the iran nuclear deal and is trying to lobby the trump administration to follow through its threats. if it is as comprehensive as mister martin who says, —— as mister netanyahu says, presumably there are other securitas rides in the country that would enable them to restart this nuclear programme if mist trump portability of it. that's a conundrum. mr tr

mister president. there sine general. no no it is a little too hard on them which is what is going on. yeah cannot in order. only one one value added kk if if it towards working and not just online. and not an operation of will with the mass mass production. as the body arched with the momentum is building a national. security the council must ninety nine night in the village places a contntinuing threat. the countdown was middle schoolers also the ability. to do otherwise also simply do not nothing is to have to accept test says. otherwise that such a challenge is insurmountable. the use of nuclear weapons cannot not come home last october. nor can we can we continue to fail the vehicles of such weapons. just a little more. money wanted to attack on kanban should should go in the six digital photos also. comfortable stays late in there can be no no unity for some sort of act acts. just as a one one some of this it us i think i think your view or change. that's that or they're going to turn the. there is no there there up

thank you and i go to mister engle. >> thank you mister chairman. concur with all your remarks and your questions. i want to just say that when secretary elliston aligned the administration's intentions in syria in a speech at the hoover institution, as the chairman mentioned, he laid out a whole list of goals. >> and i just hope that those goals remain goals that we are trying to move forward with. the problem is while isis is obviously the worst of the worst, the way i looked at syria and still do is that our goal should not have been only two defeat of isis. that should have been one of our goals but it should not have been the only goal. i really think that the defeat of assad was a parallel goal. it should have had the priority that it had an unfortunately i think under both to administrations, it really hasn't been. assad is just a butcher and a murderer and it just breaks my heart that we did not offer support to the syrian people when they needed it the most. >> the wall street journal reported this week the administration was looking to set

just telling you won't make mister landry outof the office of attorney general , going out next year, if i do not come in my lifenext year , get me blessed. i want every city, every college campus in louisiana, and to say mister langtry, i'm coming for you. >>. >> shooting somebody 20 times a day. >> shooting people and you see them shooting them and under new orleans, i got up yesterday morning tocome home . with his knee on the man's neck, shooting and there's no conviction and you want to know what's on the ballot? >> freedom was on the ballot. integrity is on the ballot. your very life is on the ballot. >> that's what's on the ballot. >> your livelihood. don't let them tell you there's nothing on the ballot . >> i get angry here because i have not devoted my entire life in politics for people to tell me there's nothing on the ballot. that's what's on the ballot, i still 50 years later what's on the ballot and if i got to go in front of people again, i'm going to keep reminding people what's on the ballot. >> they never should've been killed. >> so let me go down the names because

we are lucky he is joining a conversation mister harold pinckney, theaward-winning author . please make our guests feel very welcome. [applause] thank you very much, i'm pleased to be here with a colleague and old friend ian buruma, i'm so sorry for him but it is really good. the gentleman was very generousin his introduction, stole everything i was going to say . i can't ad lib. at all so i'm just going to keep reading to you. as a mentor of youthful experimentation, "a tokyo romance" is also a stirring portrait of the avant-garde scene in tokyo in the 1970s. the economic boom of the 60s has happened, the leftist politics of that time have fallen apart and we are taken into a city where the new age of heaven is and is in full swing but in his reflections on the artists he meets, the artistic circles where he finds a measure of acceptance, he gives a strong sense of the devastations of the war and the occupation can somehow find an expression along with what the rest of us tend to think of as japanese attitudes having to do with the evanescence of things or how deeper meetin

. >> reporter: these are serious charges against mister foster. the district attorney in santa clara county alleging great bodily injury associated with these domestic violence charges with his girlfriend. if convicted on these charges he faces up to 11 years in prison. >> reporter: 49ers linebacker ruben foster, came to court facing three felony charges that could jeopardize his nfl career. >> he's charged with felony domestic violence, committing corporal injury with an allegation that he personally inflicted bodily injury.>> he was arrested february 11 after a dispute with his live-in girlfriend at his los gatos home. he allegedly grabbed her by her hair and punched her in the head rupturing her eardrum.>> he's charged with another felony for attempting to display the witness by force or violence.>> reporter: he also faces weapons charges after police confiscated an assault rifle and a high-capacity magazine. the 49ers issued a statement calling these charges disturbing and that " ruben is aware his place in our organization is under great scru

hot enough for the misters to be turned on in city hall plaza at san jose. and it was nice enough to have lunch outdoors. some found it a good time to get a little exercise. >> it was nice to be out and about today. another day filled with spring warmth. the high so far back into the 70s and 80s for a lot of us. 84 in san jose. those misters probably felt real nice in the south bay. 86 in antioch, 82 in santa rosa. but the fog is returning to our coast tonight. future weather at 11:00 that fog returns, and tomorrow morning you're going to notice a lot of low cloud cover first thing in the morning. just showing you some changes will be making their way into our neck of the woods the next 24 hours, so tomorrow morning a lot of clouds, some coastal fog, most spots starting in the 40s. and this warm weather won't last too much longer. we'll detail that in the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes, guys. >> thank you, drew. >>> well, only on 7, stay with us, clearer calls and faster apps. we all want it and san jose is about to get it. the new plan gett

mister ramos, your kids feel like foreigners when they go to mexico? >> probably. >> they are americans. >> they were born here in the united states and they feel 100 percent american. and when they goback to mexico with me on vacation or just to visit my mom , i don't think they feel mexican. i don'tthink they do. although nowadays , we are not monolithic. my son for instance, he's 19. he's human, mexico and american. and that's who we are. you are again going back to this, it's a culture made out of wood and paper which informed by parts of animals. in other words, it's something you people might consider a monster, other people might think of it as incredibly angelic figure. that's who we are. we are made up very different parts from different situations and countries and elements and that's how i feel i am. >> you refer in your book to president obama's support. >> yes, because president obama promised us that he was going to do immigration reform. he didn't do it. in 2009, before senator kennedy got sick he controlled the white house and the congr

mister ramos, your kids feel like foreigners when they go to mexico? >> probably. >> they are americans. >> they were born here in the united states and they feel 100 percent american. and when they goback to mexico with me on vacation or just to visit my mom , i don't think they feel mexican. i don'tthink they do. although nowadays , we are not monolithic. my son for instance, he's 19. he's human, mexico and american. and that's who we are. you are again going back to this, it's a culture made out of wood and paper which informed by parts of animals. in other words, it's something you people might consider a monster, other people might think of it as incredibly angelic figure. that's who we are. we are made up very different parts from different situations and countries and elements and that's how i feel i am. >> you refer in your book to president obama's support. >> yes, because president obama promised us that he was going to do immigration reform. he didn't do it. in 2009, before senator kennedy got sick he controlled the white house and the congr

thank you and i go to mister ago. i just want to say when a secretary tillerson outlined the administration's intentions and syria as the chairman mentioned. he laid out a whole list of goals i just hope that those goals remain goals that we are trying to move forward with and the problem is while isis is obviously the worst of the worst the way i looked at syria and still do is that our goal should not had been only the defeat of isis. i really think the defeat of asad was a parallel goal. unfortunately i think under the two administrations it really hasn't been. it just breaks my heart that we didn't offer support to the syrian people when they needed it the most. the wall street journal reported this week the administration was looking to set up an arab force let me ask either of you some questions who would contribute and how it would take place. to what extent is this feasible. considering how the region as. not controlled by a sod. how effective with these fighters be. we have we've not seen them be effective. t

. >> mister president, i mean mom president, i rise today to say hello ha to this institution. i have been honored to be a member of the united states senate for 22 years. it has been an incredible journey and i never imagined. as a senior in high school, which was noted as a military school, my wife life was changedforever . when i saw japanese fighter planes attacking pearl harbor . like most men in my generation, i joined the war effort. my path was forever altered. when the war ended, i believe i was suffering from ptsd. it was an act of congress that allowed me and the veterans of my generation to build a successful new kind of life. congress passed the g.i. bill and i say with certainty that i would not be standing before you today without the opportunity the g.i. bill gave me. not only to get an education but to have structure and the path forward and the feeling that there was a way for me. this proved to me that when congress acts responsibly, it can build a betteramerica . that is why when i was blessed with the opportunity to lead the senate committee on veterans aff

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mister smith goes to washington. i felt like a fish out of water. i've always said every time i go to talk about it. that is washington. we might go. he is like the david that killed goliath. i look for it opens the opportunity. not really wanting to challenge the incumbent. i find myself in a race. the truth of the matter is when i arrived in washington i realized the strategy to get there was not enough to be successful there. iron sharpens iron. the thing i found to be true about him very quickly was that he was grounded. his disposition was not based on polls it was based on experience. and having someone who is so grounded and anchored and something that does not move made it easier for me to defer to him on important issues there was mc mulvaney the great jeff duncan and myself. i thought it came up. he wanted a self promoting prophecy. now the budget director. jeff duncan. the four of you have dinner. regularly a few things i want to underline here. you mentioned early in the book. that television was a very powerful force. you're right in he

what is clear in the year plus is mister trump is determined not to become or to become the on obama. that would mean we will not withdraw our forces from syria, because doing that , we're going to be in iraq for many years to come. afghanistan for many years to come. and i suspect in syria as well. thispresident is not going to want the responsibility , public relations disaster for a precipitous withdrawal from syria, even though it's not good to me frankly, what is the strategic purpose other than a narrowly focused mission of isis, of maintaining 2011 forces and nine fs owes and believing we could have a significant impact on shaping the future of the battlefield for this country's political future. we have time for a couple more i hope, yes, over here. >> peter humphrey, former diplomat. i fear trump has not signed executive order 12233 which i'd like those of you who are daring to step out of the box and tell me what would happen , this goes back to assad, how would the regional players react? >> that's a fascinating question. let's take one more and we can move in on how we're

thank you mister chairman. thank you very much for coming and in bringing your expertise to bear on her economic situation i was looking at numbers from the joint committee on taxation which laid out 17 out of every $20 in the benefits from that the tax reduction goes to richer americans that did not include the estate tax. what is your analysis that goes into more than to more than a hundred thousand dollars. we have not updated those numbers. we which i'd reproduce that. i can tell you anything different than what they head on the topic and would you agree if you include the state tax the numbers would be even worse. something that was sold as benefit all -- beneficial middle-class is actually beneficial to the best. and it brings me to the second point which is your analysis shows that from ten months ago until now the annual deficit has grown from an estimated $563 billion. if it extends over ten years i think your numbers were about 1.6 million dollars. i'm just additional on top of the baseline that exist

i never been so convinced of someone's innocence than in mister hinton's case. there was no incriminating evidence. there were no fingerprints. it was that united states supreme court. the break that hinton had been waiting for. they could not match the bullets to the gun. and hinton was released. since i've been locked up for 30 years and finances a site i don't sense any bitterness. bitterness kills the soul. i cannot hate because my bible teaches me not to hate. i've seen and its worst. what would profit me to hate. please welcome mr. brian stephenson. [applause]. think you. thank you so much. this is a really special night we spent many hours at home, at visit -- at prison. imagining the night just like this. i'm really excited to be here with him he has an amazing story and amazing book that we want to share with the entire world there are important questions both of us want you to take relief from this place. a book like his become something that is what we have to learn and deal with. in these questions that i hope will grapple with. we head in this count

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mister secretary.with a long-range plan for construction and navy vessels has us reaching our goals sometimes in 2048. can you please explain that. this is the balancing act and the prioritization that you expect from us. there is a number of committee --dash by competing demands. that is on the current trajectory. congress is the one that raises armies. it is not on automatic pilot. and both of us and our responsibilities have an impact on where we gons and how we fast --dash how fast we get there. you touched on this briefly a moment ago but i think it's worth revisiting. you indicated that you were not happy y with where we were aware we needed to be. and thanks in large part to your efforts during your time as secretary of defense. the age of infrastructure and the investments involved. and as you are aware both classified weapon systems had significant and strenuous test capability requirements but because we address the long-term needs of hypersonic development in the past.lo they face enormous c

the last thing i remember was mister drugged and raped her.rea constand says he offered her pills to relax, which left her incapacitated and unable to reject his sexual advances. mr cosby‘s lawyers say they had a romantic relationship and he was the victim of false charges. ultimately the verdict will hinge on andrea‘s case. will the me to movement helped her? it definitely helps in terms of making something that would not have been viewed in the past as credible now very much viewed as credible, that this is pervasive, that they are telling the truth. bill cosby was a trailblazer for african—americans in hollywood and was called america‘s favourite tv dad. the 80—year—old continues to be in the spotlight now under very different circumstances. nada tawfik, bbc news. as figures show a 300% rise in the number of victims of modern slavery in the uk over the past six years, a bbc wales investigation has uncovered evidence of traffickers targeting vulnerable people abroad, bringing them to the uk and forcing them to work for little or no money. an

there are more links to the chain than just buyers like mister howard and that manufacturers who sellhe seal he then moves it -- uses to make his product. they are called wholesale distributors. joining us now because we promised mr. howard and we promise you guys find out what's going on with driving prices of steel. thank you for joining us lisa. you purchase from the big guys the new quarries. they use seal and their products. we are buying every day from the domestic producers and then reselling that even in the original form or a value enhanced form to manufacturing. mister howard told us that they started jacking up their prices five minutes after present trump slapped tariffs on foreign steel. what is going on here. he and maybe some other companies or can have to start laying off people because the costs have gone so high. i can understand the dilemma. let's take it away from gouging. prices started moving up will before tariffs were put in place. in anticipation of tariffs prices went up. in all fairness the domestic producers had have an incredibly low basis for their cost.

. >> we don't think mister cosby is guilty of anything and the fight is not over. >> the two-week trial focused on accuser adrea constand who testified that cosby incapacitated her with three pills that he called " your friends " and molested her at his mansion in 2004. the jury heard from five other women including a former model, janice dickinson who said that cosby drugged and assaulted them as well. he maintains his relationship with adrea constand was one that was consensual. >> she showed courage and she stepped up and went forward. we got to the right result. >> adrea constand smiled as she exited the courtroom. >> a woman from marin county who accused cosby of sexual assault says she wants to go to his sentencing. helen hayes wrote a book about her and cantor -- her encounter. she spoke to us after the verdict came out and says that her phone was exploding with people trying to get in touch with her.>> everyone was excited . some had total disbelief. very exciting because, it's over. it's over. i mean. some of these women go back to the 50s and 60s. this guy has gotten away with

with disputed elections it was seen by many as a foregone conclusion that misters aren't you see there's artists would switch from the president already went to high don't turn to prime minister but you know face was the only promise not to do so when the process of creating a new constitution was first initiated and so i guess things have just more of the over evil are simply impatient this lack of credibility a lot of consistency among armenians rulers ok and now with. the new prime minister walking out of talks some with the opposition we saw pictures of that just a couple of minutes ago what happens next. well at this present moment it is an ongoing and rather volatile situation so for the past week and more there have been mass protests and rallies throughout the city of yvonne and in many other parts of armenia in the evening there have been huge around these in the central republic square which is an unprecedented in recent years where after the evening again there will be federally even without the leaders of the opposition mr sarkozy a. former president the prime minister in wal

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we would not do that. >> thank you mister chairman. >> thank you mister kennedy. senator baldwin is up next. >> thank you mister chairman. thank you for being here and in during a long day. i want to start with what i hope can be a quick round of questions just so i make sure that i understand your previous testimony. specifically with regard to the process by which cambridge analytica was able to purchase facebook user's data, it was an app developer, he collected data via a personality quiz. is that correct? >> yes. >> he is able to gain access of not only the people who took the quiz but their network. is that correct? >> senator, yes. the terms of the platform allowed for people to share their information and some basic information about their friends as well. we have changed that as of 2014, that is not possible. >> in total about 87 million facebook users. you earlier testified about the two types of ways you gain data. one is what is voluntarily fared shared by facebook members and users. the other is in order to improve your advertising experience, whateve

.>> mister johnson apologized on behalf of starbucks and the conversation continues today. about how this painful incident could become a vehicle for positive social change.>> starbucks plans on making changes by educating employees. nearly 175,000 employees across the united states are expected to learn this. >> reporter: the arrest of two men at a philadelphia starbucks location triggered multiple days of protest and calls for a starbucks boycott. then starbucks in southern california accused of racism after a bathroom incident caught on video. now, starbucks announcing today that they will close more than eight thousand stores on the afternoon of may 29. so all of their employees could undergo training for unconscious bias.>> i specialize in workplace investigation. for mac camille hamilton peyton says what it comes down to -- >> reporter: camille hamilton peyton says what it comes down to is training. >> we need to keep them out of trouble and make sure that the workplace is climbing -- is healthy.>> reporter: she asks her clients a series of questions. spank -->> think

this is mutt wait, di id see a mister machine? >> yes. >> this entire group of people are all friends. they know each other and that's how you do it. >> i think we need a right this minute. >> they shared their videos with us in the past. perhaps we can get an invite. other famous teams making an appearance in this year's running. >> do you want a me team barbie? >> oh. >> that's a model lady right there. >> yeah. they can want be bothered with an interview right now. lotsov lots of crashes. not all of them making it to the end. one certainly did cross the finish line. >> did the finish line -- >> brought the whole melon home. >> they said i would have won it if it wasn't for those meddling kids. >> true. >>> you have about to see israeli police solve a mystery. that is a police dog. an officer starts playing a song. ♪ that is the theme show from a show. [ howling ] >> the police are on the phone with this dog's owner because the dog they learned is named ace. ace has been missing for months. police saw ace looking lean and neglec

elaboraciÓn, y aÚn mucho mÁs en esta oportunidad que el nuevo mÁnager que siempre bajo el mando de misterncha, y en este caso el jugador de mejorar y demostrar que estÁ para desafÍos y retos mÁs grandes es a travÉs de la competencia, y producto de esa rotaciÓn en partidos internacionales, hoy vemos como varios jugadores que no habÍan sido tenido en cuentas, y a travÉs de esia oportunidades ray an en lo que muchos llaman... estÁn cerca del primer equipo. >>> equipo no se cambia... para llegar a la plenitud? >>> le debemos dar consistencia al juego. no hay un equipo en el mundo que con el mismo once... >>> se visualiza osorio como campeÓn del mundo? >>> claro que sÍ, para eso uno se prepara. equpo perdia 0-1 ant >>> y juan carlos osorio debe s le estar feliz por lo hecho por "chicharito", entrÓ cuando su equipo perdÍa cero a uno ante el chelsea, "chicharito" le habÍa anotado 7 goles a los blues, anotÓ el gol que servÍa para rescatar un punto al west ham united. ayer en el esdio de manchester, el city parecÍa que si anotaba la victoria despuÉs del gol de compahy todo parecÍa que quedarÍan co

. >> mister jean baker from iowa city rights. >> interesting. two president, did president taft ever express any opinions on lincoln's presidency and how he went about freeing the slaves? he recognized our nation's racist heritage. >> taft was a devotee of mythology, and african-american colleague of alfonso of whom alfonso left in his long library described as to taft, the only man of his son who actually believe in the quality of african-americans and taft was committed to principle. he supported african americans who were on strike. and he did not share the racial presidents prejudice on woodrow wilson has a shameful legacy but lincoln was mostly devoted to lincoln the most constitutional president and he was so impressed that lincoln always insisted on constitutional justification even for his extraconstitutional actions. notes that although lincoln had a writ of habeas corpus which congress gives them the power to do, lincoln insisted on going back to congress and convincing congress to endorse his suspension. taft gave as an example of how

in the crawlspace about the business. at that time we attempted to set up a perimiter... and keep mister darya ) right now... right now... there are several outstanding warrants out for steger's arrest. ( james ) santa rosa city leaders say affordable housing will go up in place of a homeless encampment that was cleared out. the encampment was behind the dollar tree store on sebastopol road. the people living there were forced to evacuate yesterday. city officials say they are working on getting them into shelters. officials say the affordable housing complex will have 175 units ... and would also service people who are in a housing crisis. ( james ) the san francisco board of appeals overruled the decision to remove ... what some are considering a racist statue. the city's arts commission first voted to remove what's called the.... 'early days' statue. it stands at civic center plaza. the statue depicts a native american at the feet of a spanish cowboy and a catholic missionary. the board of appeals overturned the decision on wednesday. the board casted their votes after a lawyer appeal

. >> i'm curious if mister reagan ever chose movies because they featured his friends.was there any movies he preferred to watch because his acquaintances or friends were featured as actors in those films? >> the truth is mrs. reagan chose most of the movies for the weekend. i probably talked to him but most of the selections came through her. george burns was a friend of theirs and he was in a movie they liked, michael j fox, he was in a movie but i would also say that politics had nothing to do with it. we watched movies at camp david, at least two that had jane fonda in them was not the person you would think would be first on ronald reagan's list of actresses to watch in effect, working at one of the presidents favorite military, i was reminded of the research and spoke to many of them that the idea of going to a movie that starred jane fonda and there were two was a bit uncomfortable for some of the service people who were in the room because of her history with the vietnamwar but the reagans did not look at movies on the basis of either punishing or awarding a fri

instead of trying to push what i want on mister jones. asking him what he cares about and seeking areas of alignment so that we can get there. mister jones, you care about being able to visit your grandkids you care about able to walk or run that 5k with your daughter. you care about being able to make it to that softball game or go on vacation. great. we want to get you there. we've got to get your diabetes under control and here are things we can do together to get you there. motivational interviewing. it is our responsibility as public health professionals to show communities we care about their needs rather than trying to ram a public health message down their throat. we talked about the hiv outbreak in scott county and there were a lot of folks who said doctor adams, why didn't you go down there and use your power to open up a service for them? if i'd gone down there and done that, the local sheriff would set up a perimeter around the service center and arrested people as they were coming in for going out. it doesn't matter what the

but typically, black men did not get the honorific mister. it was a sign of how distinguished thurgood marshall was that the judges and the other lawyers called him mr. marshall. i heard about that all the time growing up. and so with that backdrop, of course, it was a tremendous thrill. >> was it part of why you became a lawyer? >> in part, i'm sure. my father just -- again, it was -- i'm sure that it influenced my brother. i have an older brother who's a lawyer. but we heard about -- we heard about that argument 100 times. >> i don't know if it's in one of the books, but there's a story about the justice needed when he was practicing, it was in the early '50s, and he neated a writ of some sort, and he needed to see the chief justice, and the thief justice was not to be found. he knocked on a door in the hotel, a hotel in connecticut, where the big conventions often are. k. street in connecticut. anyway, big hotel there. knocked on the door. >> mayflower. >> mayflower. somebody had given him a tip. he went in and there was the chief justice,

. >> mucho temor, que puede pasar a mister querido. >> la tragedia en el peor desastre en la historia

pero estoy feliz de tomar esta decisiÓn de no haber tomado el aviÓn y haber tomado la carretero con mister"un nuevo dÍa" y felicidad tambiÉn >>> no lo sabÍa yo. >>> no >>> oye no cuÉntame en serio hiciste este viaje >>> los Ángeles, big ben, phoenix, tucson, las cruces, el paso, san antonio, houston, nueva orleans, tallahassee miami >>> quÉ sÚper experiencia, muchos quisiÉramos hacer un viaje asÍ de largo en el pais >>> fue vida de trÁiler >>> te encontraste gente en espaÑol >>> sÍ haciamos videos en instagram, y mucha gente me seguÍa en redes sociales y sabÍan que venia para acÁ y conocÍan mÁs a mi perro que a Íi >>> hÁblenos por favor se llama berni sanders >>> eso te iba a preguntar. >>> por quÉ admiro a berni, para mÍ ponerle un nombre, he conocido perros que se llaman marco, para mÍ un animal ponerle el nombre de una persona es un honor y fue lo Único que me quedÓ es berni >>> son como angelitos los perros >>> son preciosos este perrito es mi terapia de hecho es un perro de asistencia emocional, cuando falleciÓ mi mamÁ y estaba con mi doctora y yo no quise tomar antidepresivos y pasti

. >> if everything that has been reported about mister pruitt ends up being true in the president's estimation, the security detail, the $50 press sec. sanders: i am not going to walk through hypotheticals until we have time to go through a full review. that is what we are doing right now, but again, the president thinks he has done a good job on the purpose of carrying out the goals of the epa. >> sarah, two quick ones. the first is, to retract on what was on cnbc earlier, that tells us about that sort of ongoing feud with amazon and responded by saying the president was focused on the post office, and "in discussions with the post office." looking at that, the line around here has been that there are no additional actions being contemplated by the administration against amazon. i am wondering if that has changed and specifically if the white house, could the president or any part of the administration that has been in contact with the postal service, about amazon's contract? press sec. sanders: i am not aware of anything specific taking place on amazon, but we are looking at ways to help the

including mister trump. cohen has admitted to paying 130- thousand dollars to stormy daniels. porn star says she and president trump had an affair in 2006 and the money was to keep her from going to the press. the white house denies the affair and trump told reporters he was unaware of the payment. the raid stemmed partly from a referral by special counsel robert mueller... who is leading the russia investigation. ( darya ) california lawmakers are proposing a change in how police officers can use deadly force. this comes weeks after the fatal shooting of stephon clark in sacramento. lawmakers are proposing a bill that would replace the current 'reasonable force' rule with a stricter 'necessary force' standard. it would authorize officers to use deadly force only when it's necessary to prevent injury or death. lawmakers say the legislation would raise the standard for legal review of an officer's decision to use force. the police chief's association says this would put communities at risk. <"we don't know who is armed with a weapon, a firearm, a knife, an explosive, a baseball

. >> snap and you got instant misters. you always got to cool out outside. the state of the art 1.5 million door system that can fully convertible and pockets into the house. touch of a button. perfect. if you live in the hollywood hills, you got to have the ultimate backyard. you have the 12-person jacuzzi. and then you got the 12,000 pound granite fire rock with the bubblelers. so you can sit on this rock at night and feel warm. >> $38 million for rock star living that's lenny approved and you heard it here first this house actually just sold -- the broker won't tell us the price. but sources tell me it sold around $35 million in the sunset strip, that is by far the most expensive home ever sold in the sunset strip. >> is there a premium for lenny kravitz designing the whole thing? >> that was the test and clearly there is a lot of developers looking to partner with him because he got such a huge price for this house he has a big business. forget about music. this is where the fortune is in the future. >> there is a sucker born every minute. >> thank you.