moran: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: madam president, i now ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of senate resolution 3201 introduced earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 3201, a bill to extend the temporary scheduling order for fentanyl-related substances, and for other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. moran: then i would ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered read a third time and passed and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: i finally ask unanimous consent that the committee on veterans' affairs be discharged from further consideration of s. 3084, an that the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 3084, a bill to amend ti

have never, ever thought we would get to this point, but we have no choice but to win and elizabeth moran is our best chance. i want to thing all of you for being out here today. thank you for believing and caring. thank you for being born. you're going to save our country. thank you very much. [applause] all for being here. i am on elizabeth's team here in concord. thank you to congressman mcgovern for your words of inspiration. have some other representatives with us. thank you for your support. i've in this fight with elizabeth because there are too many people in this country who are doing everything right, everything that they are told they are supposed to do, and they still cannot get ahead because there are structural obstacles in their place. elizabeth candidates, has the most comprehensive diagnosis of what is wrong in the mosttry, and comprehensive vision for how to fix it. she is building a grassroots organization that we need to win. i know she won't stop fighting until she does. so we are getting down to the wire in new hampshire, as i'm sure you guys have heard. left for her

moran, mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young,. >> any senator who is not in the senate chamber at the time the oath was administered to the other senators who make up that fact known to the chair so that the oath may be administered as soon as possible. speemac the sergeant at arms will make the proclamation. >> hear ye hear ye hear ye, all persons are known to keep silent. there will be imprisonment. speemac articles of impeachment against donald john trump. president of the united states. the majority leader is recognized. speemac for the information of the senate, on my behalf and that of the distinguished democratic leader, i am about to remount several unanimous consent requests that will assist with the organization and accepts of these proceedings they deal largely with necessary paperwork incident to the trial. they were poor i ask unanimous consent of the summons to be issued in the usual form provided to the president he may have until 6:00 p.m. on saturday january the 18th, 2020. to follow-up is insert with the

>> a moranic idea is moranic, we need to call it out, label it as such. >> you don't say companies thatbs and add value to the economy are taking. and in another breath she says, you know we should -- should raise tax rates to 70% so government could take your money. david: i think 70% on the low side. coming up on evening edit. >> you are whooping it up again. i will going to earn some seconds to talk about the day, another day of clashing news stories, president trump ou tout america's blue cold a collar bo. >> and both sides accuse the other of rigging and rushing the process, what are the president's impeachable offenses? do they might standard to trigger constitutional "nuclear option" of removing him. >> and we have more on what we've been reports author peter schweizer digging in on democrat cashing in on their elected was on the, cronyism in the biden and bernie political machine. david: terrific. wild watch. >> a blow to boeing, company shaving 73 points off the dow after a major announcement, will it ever make a return? that is next. give me your hand! i can save you... ...lot

is chairman of the london energy club and a former turkish diplomat he joins us from london james moran is an associate senior research fellow at the center for european policy studies and former e.u. ambassador to egypt he joins us from brussels a very warm welcome to each of you gents so what does all of this mean i want to kick off with you minutes to help us unpick this potentially deeply complex situation from your perspective how realistic is this pipeline project given the turkish opposition. well i don't think it's only related to turkish opposition if you look at the merits of such a pipeline of course there is a great value in bringing and other gus corridor to europe in addition to what we have you know russia north africa no way f.s.r. you us l.n.g. so there's a there's going to be a gust to gas competition coming from different sources if this new pipeline will bring guys which is affordable cost competitive to other ones and it also overcome this job political tensions which might hamper the progress in this project of course it's over welcome a new addition to european gu

finally, i was looking at the tweet layla moran put out.d before. i don't know how old she is but probably in her 30s. how freeing do you think it is for somebody to discover this perhaps later in life? we talk a lot about people coming out when they are teenagers but it sounds most like she surprised herself? you know what, i think that happens to people all the time. people come out at different points in life. we do have a typical narrative that says you are of a certain age and then you discover who you are, you come out may be in your early 20s but that isn't how it is for a lot of people. i think it's wonderful visibility for people who come out later in life and people who feel they haven't always known... inaudible we lost you. but thank you very much, i know you a cut ofjust at the end but hopefully people understood what she was saying. the headlines on bbc news... iran promises to avenge the death of its top military commander who is killed by a us air strike in iraq. relief for around a thousand people as australian naval ships

moran, ms. murkowski, mr. murphy. ms. murray, mr. paul, mr. perdue, mr. peters. mr. portman, mr. reed, mr. risch, mr. roberts. mr. romney, ms. rosen, mr. rounds, mr. rubio. mr. sanders, mr. sasse, mr. schatz, mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida, mr. scott of south carolina, mrs. shaheen, mr. shelby. ms. sinema, ms. smith, ms. stabenow, mr. sullivan. mr. tester, mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. toomey. mr. udall, mr. van hollen, mr. warner, ms. warren. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young. >> the minorit majority leader is recognized. administered as soon as possible. >> the proclamation. >> all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to statesate of the united articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> on my behalf and that of the distinguished democratic leader, i'm about to propound several unanimous consent request that will assist with the organization of the next steps of these proceedings. they deal largely with necessary

moran, do you have a presentation for us? >> in addition to the background on the scope, the -- the recreation and parks department is requesting retroactive authorization to accept the $4 million from the state controller's office for the 900 innes. in 2019 -- december 2019, the state controller transferred the funding to the city for the project. no grant funds have been expended, however, we did accept the funds into the city, and that is why we are requesting the grant retroactively. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public like to comment on item number 7? >> good morning, supervisors. jackie flynn, the executive director of the a. philip randolph organization of san francisco. i'm here because i'm so proud to be part of this project. as you said, shamann, you're so proud of this project, and i hope you got to see that when we moved our toy give away from our offices to the event center, and it almost doubled our participation. we've gone through a significant

out of the north bay this morning, your commut looks great on south one to one from a the votto into moran and then across the golden gate into the city, 22 minutes so far for your trip on the south one on one side. well the recent storm brought heavy rains to san francisco creating worries for some people living in one neighborhood that's prone to flooding. >>kron four's tailored to sack you want to check on the west portal nehborhood. >>as rain came down on san francisco's west portal neighborhood neighbors near 15th avenue in street were particularly concerned and rvous breakdown here every time it rains, it's it just is say this she owes. it's a nightmare neighbors like evelyn cacho spread sandbags in front of their homes. hoping a scene like this when it happened again is is what the neighborhood looks like last march after a quick heavy downpour. cho and many others lost furniture family heirlooms and more west >>the dia art came here to tell us that push the water out. the water subsides for our us. the a hole in baseme west for weeks thatshow is still in the process of fixing her b

moran, ms. murkowski, mr. murphy. mrs. murray, mr. paul, mr. perdue, mr. peters. mr. portman, mr. reed, mr. risch, mr. roberts. mr. romney, ms. rosen, mr. rounds, mr. rubio. mr. sanders, mr. sasse, mr. schumer.r. mr. scott of florida, mr. scott ms.the south carolina, shaheen, mr. shelby. ms. sinema, ms. smith, ms. sullivan.mr. mr. tester, mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. toomey. mr. udall, mr. van hollen, mr. warner, ms. warren. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young. >> a senator not in the senate chamber at the time the oath was administered, to the other senators, will make that fact known to the chair so the oath may be administered as soon as possible. >> the started in arms will make a proclamation -- the sergeant in arms will make the proclamation. here ye. all persons are committed to keep silent. while he house of exhibiting to the senate articles of impeachment against donald trump, president of the united states. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> for the information the senate, on my behalf and that of the democratic leader, i am about to propound several una

moran, do you have a presentation for us? >> in addition to the background on the scope, the -- the recreation and parks department is requesting retroactive authorization to accept the $4 million from the state controller's office for the 900 innes. in 2019 -- december 2019, the state controller transferred the funding to the city for the project. no grant funds have been expended, however, we did accept the funds into the city, and that is why we are requesting the grant retroactively. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public like to comment on item number 7? >> good morning, supervisors. jackie flynn, the executive director of the a. philip randolph organization of san francisco. i'm here because i'm so proud to be part of this project. as you said, shamann, you're so proud of this project, and i hope you got to see that when we moved our toy give away from our offices to the event center, and it almost doubled our participation. we've gone through a significant

hear's terry moran. >> reporter: finally, after weeks of indecision,ourc say team to represent him at his senate impeachment trial, and it includes a couple of big names. ken starr, the former independent counsel whose investigation into president bill clinton's affair with monica lewinsky triggered clinton's impeachment. and high-profile harvard law professor alan dershowitz. both men have been frequent and vocal defenders of the president's on fox news. >> they would be abusing their power if they impeach president trump on this record. >> it is a lesson, and a nasty lesson, in how not to do impeachment. >> both men also represented convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, who committed suicide last year, helping to negotiate a lenient sentence for epstein in 2008. dershowitz also helped to defend o.j. simpson. already, and not surprisingly, there's confusion on the trump team. dershowtiz, who will handle the constitutional issues surrounding impeachment, today telling dan abrams he's not really on the president's team. >> i will be there for one hour, basically, presenting my argume

commissioner moran? here. maxwell here.lson is expected in a bit and we do have a quorum. >> president caen: before

i want to talk about what terry moran said. we'll show the viewer the president's opening arguments. what was your take on the performance in their case so far? >> you know i had said a while ago, i think there is some other commentators said the same thing, really the primary focus needs to start off with pounding away at kind of a summary judgment. that we don't need to have witnesses, that legally this is insufficient impeachment riddled with due process violations. saturday would have been well-served, ken starr talk about what he talked about today. i thought that was very persuasive. it gave senators with the ability of a straight face, we don't have to go to witnesses. we'll not go into any disputed facts that would turn this into a crime. it can't. i would like to see that as a starting point. going into the facts as much they have, tends to be a little bit after rabbit hole, senators on the fence, democratic senators can say there is a dispute. we need witnesses to solve it. i think we're edging closer toward witnesses

also i want to recognise commissioner moran because you opened a door for me at the puc. thank you very much. ed, susan, harlen, you provided leadership and guidance which it gave me a motivation to continue working. eric and charles, you both mentored me and at the same time you had a trust in me. and, of course, you made this possible. thank you very much. and last but not least, is the finance bureau staff, you were my big supporters and i really truly wouldn't be here if it had not been for you, especially the budget team. thank you very much. appreciate it. [cheers and applause] >> so with that, we move into the report of the general manager. >> wow! so on the report is a local renewable energy report, my kind. good afternoon, i'm the director of the clean power program. i'm here as a part of the report of the general manager today to present work that our power enterprise has undertaken to develop a draft, clean power sf renewable energy report. and if i could have the slides, thank you. i've got a number of slides here that i'll review and i'll cover some backgroun

also i want to recognise commissioner moran because you opened a door for me at the puc. thank you very much. ed, susan, harlen, you provided leadership and guidance which it gave me a motivation to continue working. eric and charles, you both mentored me and at the same time you had a trust in me. and, of course, you made this possible. thank you very much. and last but not least, is the finance bureau staff, you were my big supporters and i really truly wouldn't be here if it had not been for you, especially the budget team. thank you very much. appreciate it. [cheers and applause] >> so with that, we move into the report of the general manager. >> wow! so on the report is a local renewable energy report, my kind. good afternoon, i'm the director of the clean power program. i'm here as a part of the report of the general manager today to present work that our power enterprise has undertaken to develop a draft, clean power sf renewable energy report. and if i could have the slides, thank you. i've got a number of slides here that i'll review and i'll cover some backgroun

with news and policy issues that impact you pretty coming up friday morning, john moran, former chief of staff and speaker nipsey pelosi, impeachment strategies. and then one of republican congressman, michael wallace talks about yesterday's houseboat on her more hours resolution to limit the trump administration from military actions against iran. watch c-span news washington journal. five and seven eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> later today senate republicans held a news conference on the trade agreement between the u.s. mexico and canada and here is what they had to say. >> thank you all for coming. and before i say a few things for the finance committee, i'm going to introduce my colleagues and thank them for being here says they can come up immediately after each other that went out my introducing them. we have chairman for mart committee here printed chairman wicker, the commerce secretary environment. we are here because senate finance committee and u.s. mca committee 25 to three. a very strong bipartisan vote. we expect the same bipartisan vote on the floor th

commissioner moran? here. maxwell here. paulson is expected in a bit and we do have a

miss moran is highly regarded by the school and community stakeholders as well as her colleagues. she is collaborative, creative, and focused on increasing student achievement as well as promoting the social growth and development of our needy students. she approaches challenges with empathy and a sense of purpose based on her strong sense of self-. -- >> president cook: sorry. that was your time. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners and staff. i am caroline and i work as chief of staff for supervisor ronen who represents the mission. we are here, supervisor reason,s in the meeting. we want to support the leader who has done so much. we worked closely with her. we want to express that the situation has been harmful to the community, to staff, and to students and families. it is truly an extraordinary principal and extraordinary leader. i would like to have everyone here for the horace mann and for the principal to raise their hand. this is someone who is a deeply empathetic and loving and caring and strong leader, and someone who thinks outside the box to do what i

she said a key message from ms moran's coming out is that everyone‘s experience is very different.ncredibly important point to take away from this. not nobody democrat everybody has a scene coming out experience, but everybody should be able to come out when they feel co mforta ble able to come out when they feel comfortable doing so. we need to see leadership across all levels in all sectors and all areas for people to be who they are, so they can be the best possible person for themselves and for people that they represent. and they can excel in their role as their true selves. and i wonder finally, i was looking at the tweet she put out, she said, "last year i fell in love with a wonderful woman, something i never even considered before the sun" i don't know how old she is now, but probably in her 30s. how freeing do you think it is for someone how freeing do you think it is for someone to discover this perhaps later in life? we talk a lot about people coming out when they're teenagers, but it sounds like she almost surprised yourself?” teenagers, but it sounds like she almost s

. >>> efectivamente estos manifestantes estÁn haciendo con claudia de larios morÁn.de estudiantes que no tienen un hogar. veamos. >>> el gimnasio de las escuelas. en san francisco por la noche se convierte en un refugio con cubÍculos segÚn una evaluaciÓn. el programa es todo un Éxito. y es que, dos tercios de las familias participantes antes no usaban ningÚn servicio disblellos.Ía de familias latinas.sado el programa de >>> gracias que funcionan para una escuela dicen las familias sienten confianza. ademÁs de tech les dan comida caliente y han tabl tad mÁs duchas. >>> hay otros albergues familiares que no tienen duchas y es algo importante. hay mucho estigma con nuestras familias cuando estÁn sin vivienda. el poder tener algo bÁsico. >>> algunos padres que tienen estudiantes en la escuela apoyan que se provea este servicio. >>> son amigos que han pasado por esta situaciÓn. y es lamentable que no tengan un techo donde dormir. respalda la idea incluso impulÓo su expansiÓn. >>> descubrimos que funciona y por eso explicÓ, aunque el principio era solo para familias de est

moran, ms. makowski, ms. murphy missus murray, mr. paul, mr. perdue, mr. peters mr. portman, mr. reid, mr. risch, mr. roberts mr. romney, ms. rosen, mr. rounds, esther rubio mr. sanders, mr. sass, mr. schultz, mr. schumer mr. scott of florida, mr. scott of south carolina, missus sheena, mr. shelby missus cinema, ms. smith, missus stabenow, mr. sullivan mr. tester, mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. toomey, mr. udall, mr. mr. van holland, ms. warren, mr. warner mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young >> any senator who is not in the senate chamber at the time the oath was administered to the other senators we will make that fact known to the chair so the oath may be administered as soon as possible. >> the sergeant at arms will make the population. >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment. while the house of representatives exit exhibiting to the senate of the united states articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. >> majority leader is recognized. >> mr. chief justice, for the informat

she said a key message from ms moran's coming out is that everyone's experience is very different.ut when they feel co mforta ble able to come out when they feel comfortable doing so. we need to see leadership across all levels in all sectors and all areas for people to be who they are, so they can be the best possible person for themselves and for people that they represent. and they can excel in their role as their true selves. and i wonder finally, i was looking at the tweet she put out, she said, "last year i fell in love with a wonderful woman, something i never even considered before the sun" i don't know how old she is now, but probably in her 30s. how freeing

john moran throwing it down, the rookie and that was the nba last night.rch lab" is more than a game. it's like the slogan says: "the physics is theoretical, but the fun is real." we must not be playing it right. all right, five. one, two, three, four, five. oh, wow, look at that. my department of defense research grant is renewed. oh! great roll! now you can demolish your soviet-style cyclotron and build the large hadron collider. (joylessly): yay. you're a natural at this, penny. and as the first beta testers, you two'll have quite the edge when we play with wolowitz and koothrappali on sunday. oh, gee, sheldon, i don't think we can play on sunday. why not? because of the reasons that penny will now tell you. penny? actually, i have to pick up my friend justin from the airport. there you go-- she has to pick up her friend justin at the airport. and i can't play 'cause i'm going with her-- right? um, yeah, if you want. i mean, there may not be room. he's got a lot of stuff-- like guitars and amplifiers... wait. what are you talking about? my friend justin

get to know your bay area mayors and this week we sat down with jim andrews the mayor of and erin moran. >>he talked about the challenges says city faces being susceptible to both floods and wildfires. oh 4 square miles so which one is and. >>3 is a dry land of that half of that is wildfire, the other half they mark what point the flax tend to flood so we have we over last couple of decades close to million putting and pumps are in the last year was spent to. a quarter million dollars clearing brush on the hillside just a few. around area probably notice it can actually see the roads once. >>every friday will be talking to a different bay area mayor about the challenges and successes of their city's mayor mayor there's at noon every friday on the kron on app. we have some breaking news now just in china's national health commission is reporting that 41 people have now died from that will haunt corona virus. it was just 26 at the last update yesterday. the number of people infected meanwhile has also risen 1287 people have infected. the commission says the latest tally comes from 29 prov

the first one is called kansas and moran street. it's a delay to the original baseline completion schedule. so the agreement with san francisco public works going underneath part of their property and public works is expressing some concern about the proposed tunnel alignment in this case underneath their maintenance yard. they work on a 35% design but won't be able to release the request for qualification and the r.s.p. for the specification of that tunnel work until we come to an agreement with the san francisco public works with that issue. that's a work in progress. now phase two, it's forecasting a delay to the original baseline completion schedule. this is the second phase of the project. it's to convert gary boulevard's center lanes and the bus transit lanes. they placed this property on a temporary hold due to funding. thirdly and lastly, the new treasure island waste water treatment plant. forecasting a delay also to the original baseline completion schedule. the team is working to complete the c.e.r. for early 2020 and is

we turn to abc's senior national correspondent, terry moran. what are you hearing from the white house tonight? >> reporter: the president was apprised right away of this attack, and he gathered around him his top national security team, secretary of state mike pompeo, defense secretary mark esper. top military commanders, vice president pence all coming to the white house, in the situation room as these developments occurred. and they watched as the damage assessment took place. he was also calling other world leaders, including the amir qatar. qatar sometimes a go-between between iran and the west. so he was involved diplomatically and militarily, but at the end of the night, held fire, both literally and rhetorically. this is a president who's been issuing bloodcurdling threats against iran, threatening massive escalation if they retaliate for the killing of qassem soleimani, and nothing really at the end of the day, except the president said he would be speaking to the nation tomorrow morning. >> the president tweeted tonight saying in part

people like jerry moran. those are individuals to keep watching. in addition to lamar alexander who is retiring in 2020, and he's from tennessee. of course, he's a close ally of mcconnell's. it's hard to predict how this all falls. and i'll tell you that we may not know the answer until the vote actually happens. and that's a very, you know, important thing to remember. lawmakers don't telegraph how they'll vote, especially when they don't know if a surprise could be coming down the line. poppy and jim? >> it's a great point we may not know this until it actually happens. and to you, to that point, you had what romney said yesterday about looking increasingly likely. other republicans will get on board to support witnesses. susan collins sort of echoing those comments but then on the democratic side you have senator joe manchin who said dershowitz did a good job and said that dershowitz's defense offered him a whole different perspective. that's what trials are about. is it possible here that you can have a democrat like manchin vote against witnes

with news and policy issues that impact you pretty coming up friday morning, john moran, former chief of staff and speaker nipsey pelosi, impeachment strategies. and then one of republican congressman, michael wallace talks about yesterday's houseboat on her more hours resolution to limit the trump administration from military actions against iran. watch c-span news washington journal. five and seven eastern friday

i'm sorry madame president i just cannot believe elizabeth moran and senator sanders would qualify under anybody's definition as an impartial juror. but that's our constitutional system prick i think what has happened they realize their case is falling short of any standard by which the president would be convicted and impeached and they are simply grasping at straws. so on another matter last friday america woke up to the news one of the most brutal terrorist leaders in the world hadki been killed. qassem soleimani killed in an airstrike bringing to an end his decades long reign of terror. you could legitimately call general qassem soleimani a master of disaster because that defined his entire professional life as leader of iran's military. he was the head of the islamic revolutionary guard and the force which is us a designated terrorist organization. general qassem soleimani was the most consequential military leader in iran which has been designated by the us state department as a state sponsor of international terrorism since 1984. generalo qassem soleimani organized efforts to squa

. >> i sent a question to the desk on behalf of myself and senators moran, daines, ernst, scott of florida and crapo. >> thank you. >> senator thune and other senators ask the counsel for the president on march 6, 2019 speaker nancy pelosi said, quote, people is so divisive to the country that unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, i don't think we should go down that path because it divides the country, end quote. alexander hamilton also warned in federalist 65 against the, quote, persecution of an intemperate or designing majority in the house of representatives with respect to impeenin evaluating the case ag the president, should the senate take into account the partisan nature of the peecimpeachment proceedings in the house? >> thank you, mr. chief justice, members of the senate. absolutely take that into account. that's dispositive. that should end it. based on the statements we heard the last time from our friends on the democratic side, that's the reason why you shouldn't have an impeachment. speaker pelosi was right when she said that. unfortunately

jerry moran folks he did a fantastic job. [applause] rob portman from ohio, fantastic job. i just left ohio, they love you, they love you there and they love you so much. you are very good friend. [applause] thanks rob. pat roberts. a man from kansas who is going to be leaving us. i cannot believe you are not running again. you have at least another 12 good years in the senate. i assure you have to do? he has made that decision. thank you very much, and that's reported to pat and mike rounds. because what's happened here, it's so much about everything you stand for especially the farmers. and the farmers are going to be so happy. where's mike rounds. mike, stand up mike. that's another when that was brutal to me. he'd save got to get this done, you've got to get this done. thank you very much mike fantastic job. and dan sullivan from the great state of alaska. and i stopped there every time i can, right? and i won by a lot. they like me in alaska. but they like you to dan, thank you very much. kevin mccarthy, left for the hoax. [laughter] while we have to do that otherwise

they were not nice about it, jerry moran. i want to tell you they were not nice about the ethanol, i want to say that. and with what he did, working very closely together with the vets it's incredible what's happened with what we approved on choice. it's made a whole big difference you don't hear complaints about the va anymore do you notice? they go out and see a doctor if they have to wait two months or two days, they go out and see a doctor jerry moran, folks he did a fantastic job rob portman, great friend of ours from ohio rob, fantastic job i just left ohio they love you. they love you there. you've done a fantastic job. and you are my friend. rob portman. thanks, rob. pat roberts, a man from kansas, who is going to be leaving us. i cannot believe that you're not run ining again you have at least, at least another 12 good solid years in the senate if you wanted them. you have to do it. you're sure, right okay he has made that decision. pat, thank you very much this is very important to pat and to mike rounds, because wh

some kind of packages i was always successful in getting through the entrance gates to the tram to moran of old as the security guards usually failed to notice me you had to find a place between the kerry cheese so you could quickly disappear into the crowd after getting off which i saw a terrible things there too many dead people in the streets many wheelbarrows full of dead people mostly jews so so many starving and doomed children on the streets on this small ghetto square there were more than half a 1000000 jews in the ghetto people were not human beings german could walk by and punch jap shooter shot a person and people were treated like dirt. just to have even one issue to muster goes through you know you have to have been was you or saul was liberated on the 17th of january i was already in the camp at that time participating in the death march obviously no one in the march had any idea about that everyone was struggling to survive in my march call and there were about 1200 prisoners along the way those who were holding out the march were killed in the end there were only $200.00

newshour weekend special correspondent benedict moran and video journalist jorgen samso have our story from nigeria. bu reporter: in this town on the outskirts of a, the capital of nigeria, community health workers are searching for children. >> fine boy! >> reporter: they're looking for anyone under five who hasn't yet been vaccinated against the wild polio virus. that means going street-by-street, and house-by-house, until every child gets the oral polio vaccine. >> we are combing the border. we are ensuring that every child, eligible zeroo 59 months, is vaccinated. d>> reporter: unvaccinate children are immediately given two drops orally, and their finger is marked to show that they've been immunized. polio is a highly infectious disease that mainly affects children. it can cause pmanent paralysis, even death. it can onlycure, be prevented by immunization. >> there's one good thing abt the people here: they are operative. when they see us, they are sure that they will bring out their children. we are known faces here. >> reporter: but vaccinators have not always been known and trust

. >> reporter: moran at this-war demonstrations are being planned for this upcoming weekend across the nation, including on january 25, which is a global day of protest. in palo alto, kris reyes for abc7 news. >> okay, kris, thanks. we use the abc7 news app to send out a push alert minutes after the attack was confirmed this afternoon. download the app now so that you'll find out what happens next. >> more breaking news out of iran. all 176 passengers and crew on a ukrainian plane died in a crash shortly after take off in iran as reported by iranian state tv. flight tracking service flight radar 24 said in a tweet that the boeing 737 jet had been in service for about 3 1/2 years. the crash happened near the airport in teheran as the plane was heading to kiev. iranian officials say mechanical issues are the suspected cause of the crash. >> coming back home now, new details tonight. a teenage girl was abducted and sexually assaulted on her way to school in sonoma this morning. it happened near altamira middle skoochlt. police have a suspect in custody but family in the area obviously and

when the collins thank you notes it for the show will be back on wednesday 14 years to the day evil moran is was inaugurated as the 1st indigenous president of bolivia he's currently claiming asylum in argentina alternate she. expect right wing coup forced to deal that get into conversational social media there's a scribe for the show on you tube. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. financial survival guide i don't fly i prize on a features. of almost 5. as of last summer financial the future. was kaiser. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida know the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old

the liberal democrat mp layla moran, has come out as pansexual after beginning a relationship with aaid coming out in the context of being a politician had been "slightly more difficult" than telling her friends and family and criticised parliament as a "weird, backwards place" for lg btq people. a community knitting enterprise in new zealand has seen a huge increase in sales after the duke and duchess of sussex posted a picture of baby archie wearing one of their hats. the photo of prince harry cuddling his son was posted on the royal couple's instagram account to mark the new year. claire conza is the founder of make give live, the knitting enterprise that made the hat. she spoke to annita mcveigh a little earlier and she gave her reaction to the increase in demand. it's quite incredible, beyond our wildest dreams. we never could have dreamt something like this would happen. something as simple as two cute little pom—poms has caused such a stir. but what we are pleased about is the message behind it is coming across and it's so touching hearing stories that are an inspiration for m

with a column thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday 14 years to the day evil moran is was inaugurated as the 1st indigenous president of bolivia he's currently claiming asylum in argentina undernourished. right wing coup for. continue the conversation on social media. for the show on you tube. welcome to max keiser financial survival guide. to the. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful ready. to sit down and talk. a. little. something to. peace talks involving the warring sides and world leaders create a new mechanism for a lasting cease fire we'll look at whether the plan. also this hour 3 belgian doctors face criminal charges for approving euthanasia of a woman with a psychiatric. in the 1st such trial since the procedure was legalized at the start of the century. lawyers. in the u.s. state of virginia declared a state

question posed by senators ted cruz, senator moran and senator hawley yesterday in the session. >> the question from the senators to the house managers. in august 26, 2019 letter 19 letter from the intelligence community inspector general to the director of national intelligence discussing the so-called whistleblower stated that the inspector general identified some indicia of an arguable political bias on the f the complaint in favor of arrival political candidate. multiple media outlets reported that this likely referred to the whistleblowers work with joe biden. did the so-called whistleblower work at any point for a with joe biden? if so, did he work for or with joe biden on issues involving ukraine? and did he assist in any material way with a quid pro quo in which then vice president biden has admitted to conditioning loan guarantees to ukraine on the firing of the prosecutor investigating burisma? >> i think the senators for the question of the want to be very careful in how i answered source not to disclose or give an indication that may allow others to identify that unity of t

the north bay over the next couple of hoursor so pas of santa rosa, maybe even napa parson nevado moran getting some of those sprinkles all the way to the golden gate bridge and then we could see it said just really lights along the coast throhout the afternoon. but again most of the area going to be dry and it's going dry out. later on today if we see those owers so just keep that in mind just why have the umbrella and the r just in case as far as temperatures go we're warm higher in all spots almost some for fairfield there versus this time yesterday were 9 degrees higher in ap of them. we were yesterday right now 4 degrees nevado 9 degrees higher in half moon bay. here's a look at your current temperatures we're in the 50's for the most part 51 in concord right now 51 in hayward oakland you're francisco. but what about the afternoon highs. all have those coming upin just a bad let's send it back to robin and get an update on trfic sounds good. thank y. rebecca traffic is looking good we're off to a fantastic start on 80, here's a peek the drive into san francisco troub free. delay fr

. >> reporter: moran at this-war demonstrations are being planned for this upcoming weekend across the nation, including on january 25, which is a global day of protest. in palo alto, kris reyes for abc7 news. >> okay, kris, thanks. we use the abc7 news app to send out a push alert minutes after the attack was confirmed this afternoon. download the app now so that you'll find out what happens next. >> more breaking news out of iran. all 176 passengers and crew on a ukrainian plane died in a crash shortly after take off in iran as reported by iranian state tv. flight tracking service flight radar 24 said in a tweet that the boeing 737 jet had been in service for about 3 1/2 years. the crash happened near the airport in teheran as the plane was heading to kiev. iranian officials say mechanical issues are the suspected cause of the crash. >> coming back home now, new details tonight. a teenage girl was abducted and sexually assaulted on her way to school in sonoma this morning. it happened near altamira middle skoochlt. police have a suspect in custody but family in the area obviously and

man, when you have those two calling -- they were not nice about it, jerry moran.ant to tell you -- where's jerry? jerry, they were not nice about the ethanol. i want to say that. and jerry, with what he did with -- we're working together -- very closely together with the vets. and it's incredible what's happened with what we approved on choice. it's made a whole big difference. you don't hear complaints about the va anymore. do you notice? they go out, see a doctor. if they have to wait two months, or if they have to wait two days, they go out and see a doctor. jerry moran, folks. he did a fantastic job. [applause] rob portman, great friend of ours from ohio. rob, fantastic job. i just left ohio. they love you. they love you there, and you've done a fantastic job. and you are my friend. rob portman. [applause] thanks, rob. pat roberts. a man from kansas, who is going to be leaving us. i cannot believe that you're not running again. you have at least -- at least another 12 good, solid years in the senate if you wanted them. you have to do it. you're sure, right? ok

commissioner moran? here. maxwell here. paulson is expected in a bit and we do have a quorum. >> president caen: before you, you have the minutes of the december 10 meeting of 2019. any additions or corrections? >> i'll move approval. >> president caen: any public comment on the minutes of december 10? all those in favor? opposed? motion carries. next item, please. >> item 4, general public comment, members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. >> president caen: i have three speaker cards here. the first is dave warner. >> i don't think i can present this, but can i hand it out. >> you can put it on the overhead. >> i'm dave warner. i'm a palo alto resident. i'm also a participant in the mayor's water supply stakeholder group. some of you know i've been speaking at your meetings for three years now, which is a terrific honor. the sfpuc is not sharing draws. it's more important than after as you face major decisions. should we invest

acting co—leader, ed davey and the party's education spokeswoman, layla moran are both expected to runmptonshire police has demanded an urgent meeting with the commander of the us base, where the woman wanted over the death of harry dunn was stationed — after video emerged of another incident involving a car being driven nearby on the wrong wide of the road. this video of the near—miss incident near raf croughton emerged as police revealed details of a third incident, in which a police vehicle was struck by a car being driven on the wrong side of the road in october. in yemen — as the internal conflict continues between the internationally—recognised government and houthi rebels, a new level of economic warfare has been announced by the houthis. they‘ re encouraging their supporters to stop using banknotes produced by the government — and only deal in older banknotes, effectively creating a two—currency system in the country. rich preston has this report. one country, two sets of banknotes. the old ones and the new ones. the ones you use depend on which side of the civil war you sit. o

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