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morse, aiken, senator senator romani joins the debate. the opposition whip refuses. debate is underway, there's also activity on the house side. the majority party is making a desperate effort to pass the bill through the senate. congressman martin favors legislation to aid farmers but is opposed to the methods proposed in the administration's bill. he is determined to block the bill in the house, or force a compromise. has his secretary summoned the republican whip for the house. theparty with directs maneuvers on the floor. they decided they need the advice of a former house leader for the republican party. he is invited to join the conference. they must think this out carefully. they must bring to bear all of the strategies they have learned through many years of legislative experience to stop the majority bill in the house. betweenstant struggle the majority and minority, the two parties in congress, the republicans and democrats, is the very essence of democratic lawmaking. it assures that every bill made into a law shall be subjected to the most vigorous examin

head out on their own and listen and they're willing to just don't on the record the number of funny morse and tourists. you. basically we are collecting data how dolphins are acting what are they doing. for example how they interact with tourists if they like it or not if for example when the tourists are driving to close their changed direction swimming that their choices that they're not enjoy the company of tourists so that the tourists should change their behavior in order to. feel comfortable around and. listen to data later transferred to zanzibar ministry of fisheries to help create policies and regulations for dolphin toys and. also started instructing boats keep us on how to put things like cruising slowly and a little to the animals. and not coming too close. is one of the trains keep us. getting started i know what happens because i have been trained. in for my visitors for example if we see them beating their tails it means they are really angry and they are leaving the place. underwater they move away and head to a new frontier nation depending on what had just happened and.

on march sixteenth the crimean referendum morse held and the people voted to leave ukraine and enter the russian federation. the situation in crimea is being presented as a russian invasion and again nobody who looks at the seriously and looks at the poll numbers and some of the poll numbers done by the u.s. government agencies themselves showing the people of crimea prefer being part of russia in the u.s. news media it's all been presented as the russians invaded they then station sham election with people with guns at their backs somehow they big the ballot boxes to get ninety six percent approval for rejoining russia idea of a referendum in crimea is just quite simply unconstitutional but it does raise questions on whether these folk really is free and fair especially given the heavy military presence in crimea right now errol so that's how it's been sold at the american people the reality is very different yet it's fantastic we envied electric thousands of people who gathered in the capital crime and safety. stump up well all of us running away from a dem held last sunday in whic

much so that a majority of their tweets meaning at least fifty one percent were in support of roy morse to knowledge is own internal report says we were good. didn't elaborate false flag operation that planted the idea that the more campaign was amplified on social media by a russian bot net so now the new york times has a bit of a problem there thinking well we need to report on this huge development in which the core authors of the senate report on russian meddling and the co-founder of hamilton sixty eight were involved in law. and false flag in order to help the democratic party but that kind of undermines the russia gave hysteria we love so much. so why don't we do well kids take notes is this is how you do it this is how you have your yellow cake uranium story you need it to. new york times headline the facebook closes five accounts tied to russia like tactics an alabama senate race through russia track there. this is literally an article about how russia was not involved in the alabama senate raise false flag in fact it's an article one hell the guy who wrote the senate report on

hello it's almost finished snowing up in the north of afghanistan you see the morse the back edge of the class as it disappears then beyond that into an awful lot quieter we see more snow running up through turkey but that's also more or less disappeared up into georgia and the picture is a sunny one anchor five degrees and south of that is no prevailing breeze so sunshine after what could be a cold night eleven in aleppo and that's true throughout iraq is over to seventeen in baghdad you'll notice and clear skies all the way so the weather has stopped for the frequent visits to the levant at least the time being and for the sas the prevailing breeze has been northerly but that's also dying died still there but twenty three's a woman picture of a dollar twenty five in riyadh that's on the high side of normal it might drop a little bit binocs inefficiently jury wednesday we have some had some pretty heavy rain recently where we should be and the concentration at the moment is so it remains a psychosis hard to see a circulation here the dark green suggests the heaviest rain will be in

hallows almost finished snowing up in the north of afghanistan you see the morse the back edge of the class as it disappears then beyond that into an awful lot quieter we see more snow running up through turkey but that's also more or less dissipate up into georgia and the picture is a sunny one anchor five degrees and south of that is no prevailing breeze so sunshine after what could be a cold night eleven in aleppo and that's true throughout iraq is over to seventeen in baghdad your notice and clear skies all the way so the weather has stopped for the frequent visits to the levant at least the time being and further south as the prevailing breeze has been northerly but that's also dying died still there but twenty three's a woman picture of a dollar twenty five in riyadh that's on the high side of normal it might drop a little bit binocs inefficiently jury wednesday we haven't had some pretty heavy rain recently where we should be and the concentration at the moment is so it remains a cycle is hard to see a circulation here the dark green suggests the heaviest rain will be in centra

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nobody know morse about technology than me but technology is just the bells and whistles on the wall. >> both sides of this. nbc's hans nichols live at the white house. hans, so the president tweeting already this morning. is he picking up the phone, reaching out? >> not that we know of. it's one of sarcasm and snark. if you look at the tweet. telling us to go along and enjoy the ride. great things are happening for our country. there is a credible offer from house democrats on how to get out of this impasse. from the president, we've heard nothing. it's been only silence. we don't know if he's actually engaging with this offer. he's here in washington. he isn't actually talking about the next steps. listen to how he said it in the fox news interview. >> i'm in washington, i'm ready, willing and able. i'm in the white house. i'm ready to go. they can come over right now. they could have come over any time. i spent christmas in the white house. i spent new year's eve now not white house. i'm here. a lot of people are looking to get their paycheck. so i'm ready to go. >> you either coun

they aggressively police their own ever morse code of ethics. their percent nature ris will destroy you if you run afoul. in some cases even abject embarrassing apologies will not suffice. so today you may be part of the cool crowd but tomorrow you're all disposable. and you can whatting on eggshells to boot. good luck with that in 2020. and that's the angle. alright we're going to be right back with reaction and debate you will not want to miss. is english now wouldn't it be great to have epix? this is it guys. you ready? absolutely. woooo! you'd laugh. oh, ow. [ chuckles ] you'd cry. look, look, look, look, look, look, look,. maybe even laugh while crying. what the fertilizer? sounds pretty great, right? riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight! just say, "add epix" and it can all be yours. it's easy to upgrade. and you don't want to miss out on everything epix. . >> laura: and we're just learning tonight that the two officers who were shot in houston are both out of surgery. both in serious condition. but both expected to recover. so that is great news for the h

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other employment, whether they will have to take jobs before or after their shift, which could add morse stres and fatigue to the work environment. some are already doing that. or wel they have to sll their homes or move? what are they going to be able to do? theyon't know howong their savings will last because they don't know how long the shutdown will continue. it's really an unreasonable thing to ask of american citizens thatovide service for american citizens. >> woodruff: trish trish, how are -- trish gilbert, how you getting information about wht these air traffic controllers are feeling now? >> i represent the 20,000 safety professionals in t f.a.a., 000 furloughed without coming to work and getting pay. they will get the back pay as the law says, when we open, but i represent manair traffic controllers along with other aviation safety professionals that are coming to work, as wely previoentioned, and they are writing the letters, notes, ve taken phone calls. i was an air traffic controller t years in houston, texas before elected tis position, so i know them well. i see them in p

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that's morse code for "pardon me." [ laughter and applause ] some more news, i heard that former starbucksoward shultz is thinking about running for president. meanwhile, the ceo of dunkin' donuts is thinking about running a meth lab out of every store. >> steve: oh, really. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you hear about this? last night there was supposed to be a live broadcast of the orsical "rent." but one of the a broke his foot, so they had to air a a pre-taped rehearsal. actor's fine, but doctors say he's got to wear a ct for about 525,600 minutes. [ light laughter ] s applause ] and finally, herlocal story. new york city police are warning that several international pickpocket groups are working on the subways. when asked to see the evidence, police we like -- "damn." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you very much, roots. thanks.e good to u, higgins. we have a fun show tonight. he is hosting a giant festival called "shaq's funhouse" friday night in atlanta. shaquille

they had a system of tapping out on a grid a kind of morse code because the most important thing is to know that your fellow man is on the other side of that wall, i'm not alone. that's what kept people alive. and a group of inmates from the hanoi hilton attempted to escape which he was not a part of but after it was foiled, he was interrogated and this man, eugene red mcdaniel, in order to save his fellow men who he knew would die if they were interrogated because of the state they were in he took the responsibility upon himself and he said the breakout plan was his and he took their suffering on to himself just as our lorde did and it's a remarkable story and the great ending to the story, eventually he's reunited with his wife and children and what do they do, put him back in uniform, give him own ship to command and eugene red mcdaniel serves again in the u.s. navy so these are the true heros of this great nation, and there's a moment from his biography where he said the one thing i never doubted was my country or my mission. >> host: amazing story, really amazing story. let's go n

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already know, which takes additional time or memory, i'm finding where i talk to even some of the morse savvy people in boardrooms, they don't know about the cases that have already occurred because everyone is looking for the next case or next shiny object, and one of the key thingness terms of making risk decisions, or the type of defense, like the macron defense, isn't the technical indicator. it's understanding the context, which countries are doing its, what we see them doing before. >> which is why your facebook can succeed in indicating when you see a post, we think this was written in st. petersburg, that would be in russia, not florida -- and therefore is not really being written by your neighbor, that might be enough real warning to people to -- as we all noted at the as spend cyber conference in san francisco, a few weeks ago, frequently when you label this stuff as suspected disinformation, people click on its more than they would if you didn't label it at all. >> an interesting area for research but after they click on is do they believe it or just interested in hearing wha

i'm going to leave it to jason morse act, the remarkable director of the ours latin american center to acknowledge the important event and individuals in the audience and get things going. for my part i want to thank chairman royce were being here. it's always an honor to have you at the event council and adrian, the founder of the latin american center as i said a little bit earlier today, this center was created for this sort of moment and they've been without having created this we cannot the role that we're playing now so thank you for that area and let me pass to jason. >> thank you, good morning. thank you for joining us. it's incredibly important moment for the people of venezuela, we're honored to leaders of the democratic transition in venezuela as well as three ambassadors and chairman royce . first, i'm not tech savvy so if you're following please use the hashtag ac venezuela. but first i'd like to congratulate carl video, ambassador carl becky o who are all here today on their new positions. >> carlos is the new ambassador of the interim government of venezuela to the unite

and where initially the number of reasons with north korea being the morse important and what seen as much-needed, and it was a tremendous effort. but once north korea, as far as trump is concerned, you begin talking with them you begin negotiating with them, it was no longer there to help china to get help in the threat posed by north korea. so i think the basic instinct of president trump which was on trade. and, business. and there, you seem much tougher policy and those policies have a lot of residence within the united states. even within the business community, you know? and so, this is why i ink you are seeing president trump go to the brink in terms of trade war with them. but again, i mean certainly, we have always, the china that certainly, when we joined the foreign service, it's no longer the same china. it has gone through at least, two or three you know, transformations from once the normalization happened and you know like trying to dreamed thinking they're going to be equal stakeholder, they're going to enjoy these clubs like the wto, imf and so on. but i think to some

the reporters for the morse most part made comments afterwards. they had an obligation to tell the american the truth about what was actually happening. cronkite doesn't like it. >> extending, we talk about public opinion, let's talk about this on the screen. we have the gallup poll in 1967 in 1968. it was a mistake to send troops to vietnam. you can see 46%. then it would up to 54% by september 1968. than 58% by 69. but some context to those numbers. >> it is support, they are not seeing it or hearing it. >> 46%. said it was a mistake in 1967. then it went up 8%. then it up another 4% the year after. >> that it was a mistake. so when referenced, you want to look at january 1968. as a inflection point in the war. it is coming straight into our living rooms as it breaks. what's interesting to talk about world war ii, this great disconnect and this divide that we are experiencing that year, stan parker in my book points out, it had only ended 21 years earlier. and even the sons of world war ii in the early part of the work have gone off to fight. it

as we travel the city, we'll speak with local writers, like pat morse his sin. >> the outlook is the santa monica paper that was founded in 1875. 1875. that was even before "the los angeles times." it's an important paper in telling the story of a part of los angeles that seemed to be so far away from the center of action that people didn't even know what was going on. santa monica, that's where you went with a tent and spent the summer. but santa monica and the outlook, the evening outlook, has been so important to telling the story of santa monica and was until i close held in 1998. >> we begin our feature on santa monica with local journalist, saul rubin to learn about the culture and economy of the city. >> we are in palisades park in santa monica, on the bluff, overlooking the pacific ocean here and pacific coast highway. this is a really popular park for people to come to walk and jog and it's great area to just get outside and enjoy where you are, which is right on the coast. i came down here in 1986 to work at the local paper here, called the santa monica outlook. and i was f

doris morse traveled all over the world with her family.tay all day. >> today.com/allday. >> more details on the morning boost newsletter. just kindf the goo news stories. >> daily click newsletter. >> i love it. >> okay. guys. a stofrry about how down in north carolina a school is helping adults with disabilities find work and achieve their drotms. we'vehat and more at today.com/allday. >> just a few minutes ahead on the third hour of "today," stars of the now movie will stop by d tell us about playing friend manies. >> also have 25th anniversary of "stomp" and all of us try t join in. >> we stomp. >> and hoda'ss challenge sta right now. >> does it? >> have fun,a. hod >> here's your local news. > 8:56 is your time on this friday, january 25th, 2019. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. right now we want to check on your commute with wtop's jack tayl 4 and your first traffic. jack, good morning. >> good morning. silver spring,oa randolph westbound, a serious crash, four or five vehicles and a fire truck involved in an accident out near dale w

marginal investors leaving the field leaving behind a more skilled field of investors to scrap over every morsen see, the chart shows the dispersion between different styles the best performing strategy compared with the worst performing as you can see it gets more crunched up over time, meaning that tilting outside of your focus, for example, a large cap manager picking up some small cap stocks, that strategy isn't really paying off. now, these structural challenges to active management has of course caused firms to slash their fees but morningstar says they haven't been cutting deep enough that average prefee excess returns have fallen at a faster rate than the fees have, guys. >> leslie, i guess a week like we've had the past week or last month or so is something they're hoping continues with more stock differentiation and earnings playing a part. >> that's a key to this all, the fact that they need to see a lack of correlation between stocks strategies, something called factors, which are algorithmic ways people can trade in and out of areas like value and growth those things have been so c

very foggy and pleasant, my second report from fog in the morning, after that, mix of sun and clouds, morse on the clouds, it might be a real thing over the next seven days or so. it looks like we're going into a weather pattern, a little friday night son, 40s, 50s on the tub a, it's been sticking and staying, the next system comes in weekend will split it will give us cloud cover starting tomorrow, some rain sunday afternoon again into monday, today we will get mostly sunny status, 39 in fairfield, the fog last i think it burned off, livermore one time was 39, fog comes in sometimes i get the tub a backup, suffer today, after today, it will be a series of systems for tomorrow. tomorrow morning you will be fine, some afternoon and evening, probably not. night for the best opportunity for rain will be picking up in the moderate category and there are a series of systems out here but it is merely the next tuesday, wednesday, thursday that could be quite wet for us. this could change, i know some projections will be going into saturday morning and again sunday night into monday it is tuesday,