new components of military grade poisons are being researched and developed and that most notably mr eight at the head did not deny the existence of chemical weapons stocks referring to the disputed possible sources of the nerve agent in question moscow has openly condemned the attempted murders as an act of terrorism and denied any involvement despite that though it seems the relations between the two countries are continuing to deteriorate and the situation doesn't look likely to get better anytime soon british pm to raise in may has rallied to a european counterparts calling for a united front against russia to strike russia poses respects no borders this is about the standard to get a hold of against the russian streams we want to cool did meet our reactions which we will now to detail once the coordination is ready but we both germany and france agree that those reactions will be necessary in addition to the recalling of the ambassador. it's an act of aggression against. security in the sovereignty of an allied country which is still a member of the european union at present a man cal

new components of military grade poisons are being researched and developed and that most notably mr eight can have did not deny the existence of chemical weapon stocks referring to the disputed possible sources of the nerve agent in question moscow has openly condemned the attempted murders as an act of terrorism and denied any involvement despite that they would see him as relations between the two countries are continuing to deteriorate and the situation doesn't look likely to get better anytime soon british pm to raise a may has rallied to european counterparts calling for a united front against russia here's the head of the european council. we have different positions different. interests also about different traditions. political landscape in europe to russia and this is why it's not so easy to keep. a group. together the russian ambassador to the has now been summoned and told the decision will apparently be made on monday with regards to what actions will be taken against moscow if any from moscow standpoint several attempts have been made to work together with the british authori

new components of military grade poisons are being researched and developed and that most notably mr eight at the head did not deny the existence of chemical weapons stocks referring to the disputed possible sources of the nerve agent in question moscow has openly condemned the attempted murders as an act of terrorism and denied any involvement despite that though it seems the relations between the two countries are continuing to deteriorate and the situation doesn't look likely to get better anytime soon british pm to raise in may has rallied her european counterparts calling for a united front against russia the strategy that russia poses respects no borders this is about the standard to get a hold of against the russian strains we want to cool did meet our reactions which we will now to detail once the coordination is ready but we're both germany and france agree that those reactions will be necessary in addition to the recalling of the ambassador. it's an act of aggression against the security of the sovereignty of an allied country which is still a member of the european union at pres

new components of military grade poisons are being researched and developed and that most notably mr eight at the head did not deny the existence of chemical weapons stocks referring to the disputed possible sources of the nerve agent in question moscow has openly condemned the attempted murders as an act of. terrorism and denied any involvement despite that though it seems relations between the two countries are continuing to deteriorate and the situation doesn't look likely to get better any time soon british pm to resume has rallied to a european counterparts calling for a united front against russia to strike russia poses respects no borders this is about standing together to hold of use against russian streams we want to cool did meet our reactions which we will now to detail once the coordination is ready but we're both germany and france agree that those reactions will be necessary in addition to the recalling of the ambassador. it's an act of aggression against the security in the sovereignty of an allied country which is still a member of the european union at present a man calls

for more than eight decades, mr.ham preached the good news of the gospel, in it he spoke the very words of jesus, instead of thank you and you may be seated. good afternoon and welcome to charlotte, north carolina on the grounds of the billy graham's library. this is a service of thanksgiving and celebration of william franklin graham junior. a preacher of the gospel of our lord jesus christ. for more than eight decades, mr. graham preached the good news of the gospel, in it he spoke the very words of jesus, instead of himself, i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me though he were dead shall live in whosoever live it and believe it in me shall never die. i know that my redeemer lives in. does this body be destroyed yet shall i see god i will see for myself and my eyes will bald not as a stranger -- behold not as a stranger. the lord has given and the lord has taken away, blessed the vine name of the lord. the service continues as dr. don wilson will read scripture and lead us in prayer. dr. wilson.

presidency left on the table the package of a point my duty is to try to implement old those eight points well mr fenton we have to take a very short break now but to be back in just a few moments statement. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to access education. higher education is becoming just another product that can be pulled and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you could. they could to me. is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now and i'm extremely more education for the new global economic war. that's geysers financial survival guide liquid does that you can convert into gas quite easily. to keep in mind though as a tremendous place of. work. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the. wounded. are. welcome back to worlds apart with franco frattini a former foreign minister of italy and the always

mr rex tillerson. eight days the u.s. secretary of state will visit the capitals of ethiopia kenya chad and in nigeria rex tillerson says the u.s. wants to show its commitments to african development this administration six to deepen our partnership with africa with the name of making african countries more resilient and more self-sufficient the trip was first announced in january shortly after donald trump allegedly used a profanity to describe african countries other than sentiments which the president denies having expressed this is one of the few on the record comments the president has made about the continent's absalom many friends going to your country is trying to get rich it is not clear that president shop has ever been to africa that he knows very much about the continent it's all. and nor does he appear particularly interested in learning which is the great irony because for it administration such as his which is trying to grow economic relationships around the world as a means of improving american businesses

eight hundred seventy six the u.s. patent office granted a patent to these born in venter and innovator alexander graham bell for the first telephone his first words used in the device work mr watson come here i want to see you eleven years later and eight hundred eighty five mr bell founded the american telephone and telegraph company a t. and t. bell was a true disruptor of the day and worked upon many inventions in his later life including those related to hydrofoils and aviation he even along with thirty three others was a founder of the national geographic society and served as its second president and coming up sticking with phones and telecommunications a little later on ashley banks joins us to take a look at the world's biggest telecom companies and just how much money they make and we take a look at the housing market in the u.s. and abroad with debbie boyd plus we sit down with gary left to talk about airlines and their profits but before we get going let's get to some headlines. recently we reported on the growing cooperation between the right hailing company and toyota well not to be outdone nissan is set to begin field test in yokohama japan of its autonomous

eight hundred seventy six the u.s. patent office granted a patent to the scottish born in venter an innovator alexander graham bell for the first. telephone his first words used in the device were mr watson come here i want to see you eleven years later and eight hundred eighty five mr bell founded the american telephone and telegraph company a t. and t. bell was a true disruptor of the day and worked upon many inventions in his later life including those related to hydrofoils and aviation he even along with thirty three others was a founder of the national geographic society and served as its second president and coming up sticking with phones and telecommunications a little later on ashley banks joins us to take a look at the world's biggest telecom companies and just how much money they make and we take a look at the housing market in the u.s. in our broad with debbie boyd plus we sit down with gary left to talk about airlines and their profits but before we get going let's get to the headlines. recently we reported on the growing cooperation between the right hailing company and toyota well not to be outdone nissan is set to begin field test in yokohama japan of its autonomous

law i think groups primarily donated by by united arab emirates since the last eight when mr tabor became did it all and to washington d.c. pitifully he changed its rudisha whole approach to kind of that. gailey influence in washington d.c. traditionally basically arab states try to our approach to big powerful figures in the white house or is it part meant or pentagon by well actually he implicated he literally stated time of the pro is really kind of looking. at a nice little primer and focusing on mr tabor sadat and events in the completely distorting washington d.c. he started to have investment in very syntax he started to buy the loyalty of various journalists and various made media organization ok let's not lose too much as if i may i mean if you look at how wide that net was thrown before the elections if this all comes out that it has been proved that russia was involved the u.a.e. was involved facebook and the data hacking there i mean it's quite extraordinary isn't it the sort of people that were brought to the table in order to get into power i think. in the for barack obama a

eight hundred seventy six the u.s. patent office granted a cat into the cottage born in venter and innovator alexander graham bell for the first telephone his first words using the device were mr watson come here i want to see you eleven years later and eight hundred eighty five mr bell founded the american telephone and telegraph company a t. and t. bell was a true disruptor of the day and worked upon many inventions in his later life including those related to hydrofoils and aviation he even along with thirty three others was a founder of the national geographic society and served as its second president and coming up sticking with phones and telecommunications a little later on ashley banks joins us to take a look at the world's biggest telecom companies and just how much money they make and we take a look at the housing market in the u.s. and abroad with debbie boyd plus we sit down with gary left to talk about airlines and their profits but before we get going let's get to the headlines. recently we reported on the growing cooperation between the right hailing company and toyota well not to be outdone nissan is set to begin field test in yokohama japan of its autonomous s

mr skripal. he was part of that and this was the first russian swa p that and this was the first russian swap ever, apparently. it was the first russian swap ever and this is eightd the words of mr putin at the time of his release, he said, traitors will click the bucket, trust me, these people betrayed their friends, their brothers in arms. whatever they got in exchange for it, those 30 pieces of silver they were given, they will choke on them. quite extraordinary. the suggestion a delegation would not go to the world cup, if it is clear that russia was involved in this, and swilling cannot go now, can he? no, and it is interesting from perspective national prince william. royals need to remain neutral and not get involved in scandal. but as you pointed out, the world cup bid was already drenched in scandal and prince william talked about sepp blatter and his involvement at the time in corruption scandals. so it is tricky, but to be fair, on this, the royals do take the advice from the foreign and commonwealth office and with boris at the helm, what he says has two apply. you alluded to this earlier about getting gas from siberia. if russia was involved in this

for more than eight decades mr.ham preached the good news of the gospel, in it he spoke the very words of jesus, instead of himself, i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me though he ine dead shall live whosoever live it and believe it in me shall never die. i know that my redeemer lives in. destroyed yet be shall i see god i will see for myself and my eyes will bald not as a stranger -- behold not as a stranger. given and the lord the vine away, blessed name of the lord. the service continues as dr. don scripture andad lead us in prayer. dr. wilson. wilson: dr. -- mr. graham had a deep conviction of the bible. he loved the bible. he governed how he lived and how he died. he believes the bible teaches us the truth about god and cries to jesus. requested passages he that i read at his funeral eloquently the life and testimony our beloved mr. graham. two andesians chapter verse 4-9. god being rich in mercy because of his great love with which he loved us, even when we were dead , made us alive togeth

presidency left on the table the package on a point my duties to try to implement old those eight points well mr fenton we have to take a very short break now but to fill me back in just a few moments statement. everybody stephen. coming with a gun. at american interests george bush in honor of the troops this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different. you know we know that with all the drama happened.

eight actually. >> a right. the citizens' advisory council report. i understand mr. ballard is here. >> that is right. >> good afternoon, sir. thank you for all your work for the city. >> thank you. good afternoon, directors. so my name is neil ballard. i am a council member on the citizens' advisory council of this agency. i would like to go over the motions that we passed at our last meeting at the start of march. instead of reading all the motions because you have them printed off for you already, i want to go in a bit of a higher level overview. the first one there, we recommend continuing and expanding the muni etiquette campaign. i believe that was in regard to the signs that are on the newer vehicle vehicles to encourage people to not have their bags on seats and share the space, and it is a good, fun direction, and we think that that could be rolled out for more vehicles and of course, the newer vehicles themselves. the fair policies because we're coming up to the approving the budget here. we recommended all seven of the fair policies that were presented to

presidency left on the table the package of a point my duties to try to implement old those eight points well mr fenton we have to take a very short break now but to be back in just a few moments stay can't. apply to many flips over the years so i know the game inside guides. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch or the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the shaper money killian has been spending two to twenty million of them flying. it's an experience like nothing else only because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game like great so we'll all transfer. thinks it's going to. welcome back to worlds apart with franco frattini a former foreign minister of italy and the always seen a representative for the actions nestor and peace settlement process is different just before the break he mentioned before taking on destroying your work quite critical of the eastern partnership program and this was a special outreach program for former soviet states that incidentally excluded russia i heard you say that it was essentially maki

and my duty is to try to implement old those eight points well mr franken we have to take a very short break now but to be back in just a few moments stay tuned. hey everybody i'm stephen baldwin task hollywood guy the suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush in our view to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru and well just a little bit different. no no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to access to education loans higher education is becoming just another product that can be bullish and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you could no mobiles at bruges could these souls dream of a little they couldn't. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now and i'm extremely more. education the new g

mr rex tillerson. eight days the u.s. secretary of state will visit the capitals of ethiopia kenya chad and in nigeria rex tillerson says the u.s. wants to show its commitments to african development this administration six to deepen our partnership with africa with the name of making african countries more resilient and more self-sufficient the trip was first announced in january shortly after donald trump allegedly used a profanity to describe african countries other than that sentiment which the president denies having expressed this is one of the few on the record elements the president has made about the continent's have so many friends going to your country is trying to get rich and it's not clear that president shop has ever been to africa that he knows very much about the continent it's all. and nor does he appear particularly interested in learning which is the great irony because for it ministration such as his which is trying to grow economic relationships around the world as a means of improving american busin

after his meeting, eight satisfied looking mr kirby said that solidarity with the eu partners remainedsatisfied looking simon coveney. a little later it was david davis's turn, hoping a transition deal could be secured but to do so was urgent with brexit just be secured but to do so was urgent with brexitjust a year away. be secured but to do so was urgent with brexit just a year away. are you confident today? we are determined, mr barnier said. you confident today? we are determined, mr barniersaid. when they re—emerged it was to say they had agreed to a transition period after brexit where the uk will be outside the eu but continued to trade freely with it. this not need the late investment decisions based on guesses about the future deal —— need not delay. businesses have certainty about the terms that will a plight immediately after our withdrawal which means they can continue to operate with confidence as the design of the future partnership with the eu becomes clear. mr barnier displayed on the screen is the full text of the withdrawal treaty, yellow highlights for the clauses th

for more than eight decades, mr. graham break the good news of the gospel.y words of jesus that said of himself "i am the resurrection and the light, he who believes in me though he were dead, yet shall he live. and whosoever limit and believe in me shall never die. liveththat my redeemer and though this body be destroyed, yet shall i see god, whom i shall see for myself and mine eyes shall behold not as a stranger. we brought nothing in this world and it is certain we can carry nothing out. eth, the lordgive has taken away. blessed be the name of the lord." lead us in prayer. dr. william. >> mr. graham had a profound and deeply spiritual conviction concerning the word of god, the bible. he loved the bible. it governed how he lived and it governed how he died. he believed that the bible teaches us the truth about god and jesus christ. one of the passages that he requested that i read at his funeral service speaks most eloquently of the life and testimony about the love and mr. graham. i am reading to you from ephesians chapter two. but god, being rich in mer

for more than eight decades, mr. graham preached the good news of the gospel. in it he spoke the very words of jesus who said himself, i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. who shall ever live and believe in me shall never die. i never know that my redeemer h and he shall stand and though this body be destroyed, yet shall i see god. while who i shall see for myselt as a stranger. it is certain we can carry nothing out, the lord has given, the lord has taken away. blessed be the name of the lord. our service continues as mr. graham's longtime pastor, pastor of the first baptist church of spartanburg, south carolina, read scripture and leads us in prayer. >> mr. graham had a profound and deeply spiritual conviction concerning the word of god, the bible. he loved the bible. it governed how he lived and it governed how he died. he believed that the bible teaches us the truth about god in christ. one of the passages he requested that i read at his funeral service speaks most eloquently to the life and test

mr. president. article one, section eight of the constitution states in no uncertain terms, that congress shall have power to do there were. let me repeat article one section eight states it is congress that has the power to declare war. congress gave the power to authorize terry conflicts that gives the account to the people a not to the president or congress but that is the issue we are debating today.oo mr. president, with the democratic and republican administration has abdicated that constitutional rule to authorize war the time is long overdue. that is constitutional authority and that is what today is about and that is why i am and 14 cosponsors of this revolution, that is what we are doing with the senate .resolution 54. what we are planning is if congress wants to go to war in yemen or anything else, vote. venture constitutional sponsor ability. and then in the past democratic president. the president but what does that mean in the text but what the hostility mean? but we are not really engaged scribed war in yemen. we really are not engaged. so please tell that to the people of yemen's hom

mr. cordova? are there any members of the public who would like to comment on item eight? seeing none, public comment is closed, and is there a motion to authorize executive director to use the cmgc delivery method? made by commissioner tang, seconded by commissioner sheehy. lei colleagues, can we take that same house, same call. item is approved. next item, please. >> item nine, execute contract options for on call legal and on call transportation planning services in an amount not to exceed 2.5 million. >> good morning, commissioners, cynthia fong. deputy director for finance and administration. this site is a recurring item that comes before this ta board. it's for certain professionals in support services in areas where factors like cost, work volume and degree of specialization would not justify the use of permanent in house staff. today i have before you two on call contracts we'd like to extend options for. the first one is our on call legal with nossaman and wendel, rosen, black & dean. in the past two years we've incurred for two projects. i'd like to exercise the

mr speaker, eight young woman wrote to me this week has been diagnosed borderline personality disordero further three months. it is very hard to explain to someone in that situation why they have to wait all those months for an appointment while they are in a very desperate situation. mental health affects us all. it is welcome that there is now much less stigma surrounding it. however, our nhs is in crisis. the crisis is particularly acute in mental health services. despite legislating for parity of esteem, the government has failed to find it. we have fewer resources for mental health trusts, fewer mental health nurses, fewer child and adolescent psychiatrist, so will the prime minister commit to ring fencing nhs mental health budgets to support those going through a mental health crisis at a time they most need our help and support? the national health service is receiving extra funding from the government, a company for mental health and other services. since november, my right honourable friend the chancellor of the exchequer has announced an extra £10 billion, which is going into

opportunity sure lect or president by direct elections or coop consists of eight different members of parliament i want to congratulate mr putin and hope that we can improve the cerm of the russian relations have to disallow actions it would be really important for us because also the chairman's suffer because of sanctions. all the pressure was public if there was a. systematic overall about something like with. we were. in every polling station so what i can say from my observations this was positive and that's what the general mood among the other election observers here in moscow sort of procedure yesterday was all all in.

mr. president, article one, section eight of the constitution states in no uncertain terms that and i quote, congress shall have power to declare war. let me repeat it. article one section eight of the constitution states it is congress that has the power to declare war. the founding fathers give the power to authorize military conflict to congress in the branch most accountable to the people, not to the president but to congress and that is the issue that we are going to be debating today. mr. president, for far too long congress on the democratic an ad republican administrationca have abdicated its constitutional role in authorizing war. the time is long overdue but congress to reassert that constitutional authority and that is what today is about. that is why i in 14 cosponsors of this resolution, senator lee, murphy, warren, berger, feinstein, that is what we are doing with senate joint resolution 54. what we are saying is that congress wants to go to war in yemen or anyplace else vote to go to war and that is your constitutional responsibility and stop abdicating that responsibility to

rapidly although it's unclear if she will be able to speak to investigators mr powell remains in critical condition . at least sixty eight people have died in a fire in the overcrowded cells of a police station in venezuela relatives of prisoners have fought with riot police outside the station after being given little information about what happened. the leaders of north and south korea have agreed to meet face to face for the only the third time since the end of the korean war sixty five years ago they announced one follows high level talks in the militarized zone between the two countries south korea's new joy in will meet north korea's kim jong il moon in the same port the village on april twenty seventh minutes to say the north's nuclear disarmament will be a critical point the funeral is taking place for an unarmed black man who was shot dead by u.s. city of sacramento twenty two year old stefan clarke was killed by officers who say they thought he had a gun but investigators found just a mobile phone near his body. as for the headlines but don't go away next stop is history and i'll go back in about half now.

mr. president, i have eight requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have been approved by both the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that i be authorized to sign duly-enrolled bills or joint resolutions on tuesday, march 13, 2018. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president, just two years -- excuse me. just two days ago, the white house announced its plans to reduce gun violence in our nation's schools. this is an important, important issue and the white house's recommendations should be taken seriously. and i certainly do. the president's blueprints attempts to address this pervasive problem from multiple angles during what has been a period of heightened tension and discord across the country. parents and children continue to grapple every day with the aftermath of the shooting at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. but, of course, the problem didn't start with that single event. and what i think can only fairly be called a

mr. speaker. as you recall, eight years ago this week the affordable care act became law. since then we have seen an historic increase in health coverage with millions of people gaining access to better quality health care. under the a.c.a., we saw the nonelderly, uninsured rate cut cut almost in half from 18% to 9.4%. individuals previously denied coverage due to pre-existing conditions saw life changing improvements in benefits and coverages. and seniors who are finally able to spend less on medicare coverage and prescription drugs had a chance at a secure and peaceful retirement. in my state alone, wisconsin, 224,000 people became covered by a.c.a. exchanges from 2013 to 2016, the number of uninsured individuals declined by a whopping 42%. but we all know, mr. speaker, that hardworking americans were aking advantage of this less expensive superior health care coverage while at the same time the g.o.p. embarked on their all out war against the a.c.a. i mean they took no prisoners. hellbent on sabotaging, butchering, and repealing this law at the expense of our nation's m

mr. trump thing president obama had eight years and didn't.m waiting for dems, they are running for the hills. >>i think the president has gone farther than any president has gone before offering a path of citizenship for almost 2 million dreamers. the democrats just valley -- flatly said no deal. >>reporter: the democrats a not true that the president rejected their offers. >>he hasn't done this despite the american people's overwhelming support to protect dreamers and congressional efforts to advance the daca legislation. >>reporter: the president also taking heat from his own party for his proposed international tariffs. paul ryan urging the president to consider other options. >>we are encouraging the ministration to focus on what is a legitimate problem and be more surgical in the approach so we can go after the true abusers without creating unintended consequences or collateral damage.>>reporter: the white house is facing a legal challenge. the white house of special counsel finds that kellyanne conway improperly used her official capaci

government with a chance america and we're just listening to mr they're looking at the numbers simon and you know there were around three hundred sixty eight thousand votes that were valid from party members around two hundred thirty nine nine thousand voted yes it was around one hundred twenty three thousand who voted against what are your reactions from those numbers and also what we saw this complete lack of reaction of applause of any sort of reaction yet i don't know what that was about i suppose people just kind of many of them been up all night of course involved in this counting process and higher this morning. but yet as has been said you know this is. an unexpectedly clear vote in favor and that would be a huge relief to under the knowledge the designated party leader and the other senior members of the s.p.d. and two others looking on as micaela was saying you know this has not been a vote in favor of the s.p.d. leadership it's purely been about the question is it smart to join anglo-american government. you know with all the compromises that that inevitably will mean and all the. lost opportunities to attack the medical and con

rapidly although it's unclear if she will be able to speak to investigators mr powell remains in critical condition at least sixty eight people have died in a fire in the overcrowded cells of a police station in venezuela relatives of prisoners have fourth with riot police outside the station after being given little information about what happened. the leaders of north and south korea have agreed to meet face to face for the only the third time since the end of the korean war sixty five years ago they announced one follows high level talks in the militarized zone between the two countries south korea's new joy in will meet north korea's kim jong un in the same port a village on april the twenty seven minutes to say the north's nuclear disarmament will be a critical point the funerals taking place for an unarmed black man who was shot dead by u.s. city of sacramento twenty two year old stefan clarke was killed by officers who say they thought he had a gun but investigators found a mobile phone near his body. for the headlines but don't go away next stop is the stream and i'll get back in about half now. hi i'm ometepe

eight different members of. parliament i want to congratulate mr putin and hope that we can improve to assure him of the russian relations have to disallow actions. it would be really important for us because also determines a sufferer because of sanctions. all the pressure was positive so there was no systematic overall of thing like this. and we were. up some of us in every polling station so what i can say from my observations this was positive and this was a general mood among the other election of service here in moscow so the four seater yes it's a waltz all in all. and the average off.

eight freedom territory. susan: how old is he at this point? mr. mcclarin: 20 years old. susan: and how did he established himself in massachusetts? he was in the golden age of speechmaking and was certainly a gifted orator. how did he discover that talent? mr. mcclarin: he discovered that talent before he was "discovered " by the anti-slavery this society.- he was running his skills on free 6lack communities in baltimore, and what we find in , he wask communities involved in the ame church. he was honing his skills in what we deem as a licensed preacher at the time, and he was studying the abolitionist movement. he went to a nantucket convention, and that was when he was discovered and what set him on the path to becoming a great orator. susan: where was he during the civil war years? and outarin: he was in of washington, but he also lived in rochester. that was the breeding ground or the ground that was fertile for reform. the women's suffrage movement blossomed there, the abolitionist movement and what we find is the abolitionist movement and the women's suffrage movem

eight different members of. parliament i want to congratulate mr putin and hope that we can improve the russian relations have to disallow actions. it would be really important for us because also determines a suffer because of sanctions. all the pressure was quite positive there was no no no systematic no fraud often thing like this. and we were a common sort of us in every polling station so what i can say from my observations this was positive and this was a general mood among the other election of service here in moscow so a procedure yesterday was all in all. than the average of. ten or making observations of or see. all over the course of the coverage of the reaction where i agree that the political analysts the business analysts and also some of his election observers as you said will be able to close once he was an election observer in crimea crucially just come from their height well you know first of all things accompanied this is you at leisure day it said how was it in crimea crimea that was a crucial the place was a very high turnout was there was that there was a percent a very high showing for pre