mcdonald from save the children is based in amman jordan thanks for being with us this morning mr mcdonald what are you hearing from eastern guta have any civilians been able to leave the area. so they second day of the teresa's just start it now it's too early to know what's what's happened today but yesterday we saw roaming continue in many areas throughout the throughout a five hour truce one of the local partners on the ground just in the space of two hours during that truce counted more than move thirty still going on sorry most people are still afraid to leave but i'm still afraid to leave the underground shelters even in the parts of the goods that were quieter yesterday there was still planes flying overhead and people and stills too gets made most people don't want to leave they want to stay where they are but they want to be safe while they stay ok what what needs to happen for you and you are going to zation before you start trying to get supplies in are you going to wait for the ceasefire to take hold or or will you try nonetheless to get the aid that people so desperately need

. >> charles mcdonald, mr. president, pleasure being here.ood friend of yours. good man. >> i'm very impressed with a lot of ideas, mr. president, before you came in actually. i do think mental health is a serious issue. it is affecting us across the nation. i know it is in north carolina. i appreciate your courage sir, to talk about the fact that i do think there is a place for properly-trained people in certain areas as well. i think, multi, multilayered like onion it has a lot of facets. i of facets and i believe you've got the kurds and leadership to bring all of this together. there's a lot of good ideas out there appear to out there. they all need to be listened to, but it's going to take a lot of courage on the part of leaders in this nation to bring the community together to do the things they really want to do and there are, but maybe haven't had the courage to do yet. thank you, mr. chairman. >> a lot of political courage. some of it will be politically correct, but time for political correctness is over. we have to get the album sa

she who has taken over from gerry adams after 3a years, mr rudd is, the man who led the republican movement from violence to peace. mary lou mcdonaldname forward in this contest, and the membership here, about 2000 of them, have been enthusiastically endorsing her, as it is quite clear, as you can see. there has also been another leadership change in sinn fein this afternoon, mary mcdonald had been the vice president and so the new vice president is the party's leader north of the irish border, michelle o'neill. north of the irish border, michelle 0'neill. in her speech she spoke about the talks which are ongoing to restore devolution at stormont. there has been another round of talks between sinn fein and the democratic unionist party, the former partners in government, and thatis former partners in government, and that is now moving towards some kind ofa that is now moving towards some kind of a conclusion, some reports of progress in the last 2a hours. michelle 0'neill suggested the talks would move to a crunch point over the next few days. there is no doubt that progress has been made, but there are outstanding issues which rem

mr adams has always denied being in the organisation, but security forces believe that he was. he then led the republican movement into the peace process. marylou mcdonaldp very different background, she grew up in an affluent suburb of dublin, and has no direct experience of the northern ireland conflict. although not particularly well known in the —— outside of ireland, she has become known for her robust performances. she has already indicated that she will do things her way. i would fill gerry -- i would fill gerry's shoes. but i will bring my own. talks to restore the devolved government arithmetic to reach a crunch point, next week. the church of england is facing criticism over the way it deals with allegations of sexual abuse, after it emerged more than 3000 safeguarding issues were investigated in 2016. a group of abuse survivors have been holding a silent protest outside the meeting of the ruling general synod this morning. one of them is gilo who joins us from there now a very big thank you forjoining us. just giving a sense of why this is such an important occasion. just giving a sense of why this is such an important occasionlj just giving

of the advisory board of the mcdonald's lawyer institute in ottawa, as well as a frequent --mentator on comedian canadian media on bilateral issues. to start off today's mr. miller, which elect a comment, and this is a question for the panel, which elect to comment on congressional oversight on nafta so far and wide as the role of trade promotion affect nafta negotiations? thank you for hosting this event, it is a great pleasure being here. one of the reasons i found participating in this panel appealing is that it is a panel focusing on the right topic, the topic being how this congress deal with a trade agreement? a lot of coverage on nafta is about executive branch actions and takes the form of play-by-play. if you follow news coverage on nafta, it is who said what, and what do we think about that. when you consider the role of congress you think about the endgame. the united states federal powers,nt has limited and one of those enumerated powers is foreign commerce, and it is article went in our constitution, the article dealing with commerce. congress has the power to regulate commerce, and is the and called trade authority, or fast-track, and to th

board of the mcdonald institute and the canada united states fought institute as well as the frequent commentator on media in regards to bilateral trade issues. to start off today's conversation, mr. miller, would you like to comment and this is a question for going on theld panel. would you like to comment on how much commercial oversight there has been in the current negotiationsre so far in the roe of trade promotion authority so far the national negotiations? >> sure, thank you. and thank you for hosting this event. it's a great pleasure to be here. book, one of the reasons i found this participate in this panel appealing is because it's focused on the right topic. the right topic being how does congress deal with the trade agreement just as background, a lot of the coverage of nafta is executive branch actions and takes the play-by-play. follow the news coverage is who said what and what we think about it. when you consider the role of congress come you start to think about the endgame. the united states to recall civics class, the united states government has limited and enumerated powers had one of those enumerated powers is the power to regulate foreign commerce and is an

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