mr bush and how significant are the findings of the report. first of all extremely important report and i must congratulate e.c. mort for coming out with this important report us simply because there was always this controversy over the model in glaciers whether they're shrinking or not whether they're gaining mass or not i think this report has done to simply prove. the glaciers have receded in the last thirty to forty years and that if we do not reduce global warming if we do not reduce emissions it's going to be drastic for our part of the world when steam really important report important gap in knowledge and we have to take this report very seriously mr rahman i mean for for many years is time or talking about climate change was basically about glaciers in article antarctica talking about the political debate of the climate dia's the particularly the landmark two thousand and fifteen deal but suddenly we have this impressive comprehensive foreign reports coming from above the himalaya taking people by surprise i mean what is the most impo

mr bush years. yourself. don't miss out. on extravagant didn't. really know their stuff. with philip pullman and definitional. thirty and checked with musicians from around the world. groups every week double. click of. a low and welcome to the world of arts and culture i'm david leavitt's on this edition of the show we will have you screaming and whispering will show you the libraries of the future how innovative architects are getting people checking out books and a whole lot more. and what books should you be checking out we've got a hot tip from our series of one hundred mustering. but first i promised you screaming and you're going to get it hard rock has gone global and south asia in particular is putting the pedal to the metal with deafening bands from all over the indian sub continent going head to head and head banging bangalore. bangalore all. these are the kinds of images we are used to seeing from india's not just city but just outside city limits its head banging along the back you know i've been there first of all is an annual paradise from mecca love and it

able to confirm a few minutes ago is that locals though are in the rejoice and sectors of india that mr bush near have told analogise here at that they saw bombs fall from an aircraft but there's been no official confirmation locals also said another i'd unidentified aircraft has crashed in the area again indian officials are not confirming it this is coming from locals on the ground we can't confirm though that there was separately an aircraft crash outside of the capital srinagar we can't confirm what type of aircraft it is though indian media had been reporting it first that it was a jet fighter but people on the ground are saying it looks more like a helicopter and two charred bodies have been found inside that what we can confirm from the indian side what they have said officially is that air space throughout indeed and mr kashmir has been shut down flights are not being allowed in or out as well as any other plights on the way have been diverted now as imran told us you know there's a lot of stories claims counterclaims going along and that india had been trying to deescalate the situa

ford mentioned during his report and that mr. bush remarked upon in public comment a minute ago. i have provided a summary of what those changes include. i will not repeat them here because you yourselves passed that ordinance, so you'll have some recollection of what they are. but i will note from page three that if -- a couple of those amendments in particular we anticipate may affect the workload of the enforcement division. one, as you know, is that the amendments expand the protections of the ordinance to city contractors and employees of city contractors, so effectively that expands the class of those who might complain to the ethics commission, and assuming that city contractors or city employees believe that they face retaliation, we can anticipate possibly receiving morcomplaints than we have previously. the other is that the amendments to the whistle blower protection ordinance expands the scope of what qualifies as protected activity. so staff, in reviewing complaints alleging retaliation frequently dismiss them on the basis that there is a significant jurisdictional d

part of the hard line that india is taking against pakistan in light of last week's attacks in india mr bush which india blames on a group based in pakistan if anything this shows that they are continuing their hard campaign against pakistan and at the very least not going to pakistan any favors several prominent opposition members have been arrested in sudan as protests against the government gather steam workers at a northern port and a telecommunications company have now joined the demonstrations there angry over the continuing detention of eight hundred people despite an announcement that they'd be released had been cold for president almost bashir to step down the protests started after the government cut bread and fuel subsidies in december. now it is the battle for the young vote in nigeria two men in their seventy's are contesting the presidential election on saturday in which hof the registered voters are below the age of thirty five one hundred edris reforms. nigeria's young new voters say they are to change their country. they want to see more young nigerians in politics but admit

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so as opposed to pushing as they say mr bush was sure. they would does that say. this let us hope to this day when using your phrase in the world when you sell as opposed to pollution is a. good. a list in you mean you didn't do a good reason you know it is the oldest day in the new doesn't mean you know dumbass they will. post the system might be good bush and i just want president going to mitchell brains when that eventually you will still at the appraisal out of a socialist slush a chicago ped the people's growing discontent made ukraine more vulnerable to outside forces and a new kind of warfare was launched one not known before the color revolutions. illustrators clashed with police hundreds of thousands protesting the results of the election and calling for a new vote. ukraine has had to color revolutions in its twenty four years of independence in two thousand and four crowds of people descended upon kiev marking the start of the orange revolution. at that time ukraine became once again a battlefield of two forces the russian and western governments the cu

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michael quoted in your sentiments so that many people can i say to mrs bush here she a ship to try to tell you that us all up in each other that i made to get in the presence of swat i can make this in the. sheer off awesome machine sure miss him if he stays in the possible confusion and fear junket he left us over she was so thick that movie was just a young hockey komo. even on this season i would lose your what michael moore softballs. commutable those from. memphis to come to terms of all to shut up the media hides if they are so i. don't know some of the aussie swap him on many of you like that mean. something don't go sit up or usual want to prove she chip on the job because they feel it will. be on the new toys while playing in this. mission at the end of any heap of pool can you. use a gun and shoot you. if you're using you see. mr space. or whatever. and where she usually sets in the city just saw something a fake ship. and it moving. in a second and you're going to get more polish get this in the get more. you washed your skin take a look as you will this place all people so

of control this is the de facto line that divides india administers fish meat and pakistan out of mr bush meat but even in the war that india and pakistan fought in one thousand nine hundred ninety indian forces did not cross the sea the line of control today india claims that it has gone far into pakistan the. reports say that this was because of the long range missiles were used but this is what makes this landmark and historic that this is a clear why elation as this day off box on into a tree and barkus on flames the same and of course you know sometimes when we see moves like this that there is politics also involved because we can't ignore the upcoming elections in india what are the political implications of this strike and any potential further escalation. well saw some analysts would actually say that this action was even more political than military because there has been immense pressure on prime minister and the more the of the claws of his first storm as the indian prime minister to act he has always been he's always held a strong man always when it comes to pakistan so there

line of control of the defacto line the drones between india adn the stood bushmeat and pakistan of mr bush me and even back when the last war over happened in one thousand nine hundred ninety and the kargil war indian on forces did not breach the elo sea however this time they have not only crossed the elysee beyond pakistan but i've been astonished me but they've actually gone into pakistani territory which is what makes this significant back in twenty sixteen when a similar attack on indian security forces led to the loss of nineteen lives all of indian soldiers india also had claimed that had gathered out a surgical strike that in that incident also it had crossed the elysee but it was believed that it was only it only went as far as fox funnel could by this means that this is one of the deepest attacks that india may have got about and of course this is something that is being congratulated here in india but for the action of course is dependent on how exactly pakistan reacts and how india decided stick this forward to and even times perhaps you can weigh in when we talk about this bec

paid so much attention to mr bush golf thank you very much for your insights. i would just like to remind you that right now was talking to. who was the federation council's head of the federation council committee on information policy and he shared his views on the international aspects of the russian president's speech thanks again thank you. very interesting it was to a lot of points being touched upon there. live from where that speech by plumber putin happened last hour all right let's get some reaction to that our in-house speech by the russian president happy to say joining us from london is the host of parties going on the ground hi there option what were your impressions then of president putin's address did it differ from previous years what did you take away . you know in the past few minutes here in britain three senior members of parliament on the drazen may have just quit the conservative party so i'm going to say of course we were watching in the news room here but no journalists were in mainstream media here but i suggest they do nation media n

the balakot in khyber puck too in wa it might be more serious but there's also a coach in pakistan mr bush near and be a tweet just came out from the former chief minister of india to minister to mir and he says may basically the same thing that if the strike has taken place in khyber it's a serious incursion but if it did take place in pakistan administered kashmir then it's mostly symbolic as these camps are usually abandoned in the winter time now the target of these strikes have been armed groups that have openly threatened india and india has says that they will target foremost one being jaish e mohammed that's responsible for the suicide bombing that killed forty p. our military soldiers earlier this month and has how much pressure has the indian government trying to do something since that suicide bombing and questioning it. well they've actually been under a lot of pressure from the voters and also from internally as well from the government in september two thousand and sixteen the indian india carried out what it calls the surgical strike targeting camps of armed groups in pakist

security forces engage in a gun battle with armed gunmen who are holed up in a house in india that mr bush near that's when four soldiers and one civilian the man who's the owner of the house were killed security forces then pursued the gunmen and then later on monday there was another gun battle where the two gunmen were killed and security forces are saying now at least one of the men may have been responsible in their belief for the attack last week that killed at least forty paramilitary soldiers and what's this case in session court of justice all about what to expect saying from that today. well the timing of this court case that the i.c.j. is completely coincidental the decision was made by the court in december to hold it now this revolves the case of bush on job that he's a retired indian naval officer and india says he's a businessman who was kidnapped taken to pocket stand where he was then arrested at baucus john says he's a spy now currently india and pakistan this week will be giving their submission their version of events and each side will be able to give their rebuttal bu

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but not at the table is mr. bush or mr. gollinger. i assume mr. gollinger submitted something in writing. it's in the packet? great. and that is in agenda item five, which is a very thick packet, so if anybody on the floor wants to know what's on the table, that's what's on the table. and i would view this as kind of an interested person session we're having today, and we could add a little talk therapy or group therapy if you want, but otherwise, i think we'll work well together. >> thank you. other public comment? >> before we leave -- go ahead. >> go ahead. >> no, no. >> good afternoon, commissioners. steven hill. so in terms of the staff report, there's a lot of information there. so i just want to point out a couple of the problems with that report. so for example, they report that roughly 80% of public finance candidates in 2018, that the spending limit's basically made no difference because they never -- you know, they didn't have to be lifted for them. that's because of 80% of candidates don't have much money. they have some public finance

i now recognize the raking member mr. bush and for his opening statement. >> congratulations on your first full committee sharing. i know you had a ranking of her chairmanship at the time but that was a long, long time ago. i'm happy to have you here. happy to be here for this particular discussion. i know you have named february is climate change month i appreciate the fact you picked the shortest month of the year to do that. also, it happens to be black history month very which i wish could deal with some of the things because could deal with e things [indiscernible] placement of the martin luther king homesite and expanded high school in little rock, arkansas, which i have there to did go to this summer and was amazed how great that was as a near history of what's going on here. have the establishment of the mid rivers national monument, cap nelson national monument. we also did the kennedy king historic area in indiana this particular year as well as the african americans of rights network and reauthorizing historically b

mr. bush's casket went viral. >> wish granted. >>> president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un did not make a deal at their second summit after the talks ended overnight. mr. president trump said, quote, sometimes you have to walk. kim wanted sanctions fully lifted in exchange for closing only some of its nuclear sites. the two leaders left vietnam without plans for a third meeting. last june they did sign commitments during their first historic summit. army general vincent brooks edinat m e inpo ea he retirednu he's with us now. general brooks, welcome. >> good morning. >> good to have you here, general. >> good to see you. >> let me ask you this -- the north korean lead got to walk on the world stage in central parity with the president. the president said he was a good person. they have a good friendship. what did the u.s. get? >> well, what i was happy to see was that there's progress in creating a new relationship between north and south korea and between the united states and north korea. and this pr

bush and here's mr kaplan he used to have an important job in the second bush administration and here you can see what he's up to now being called facebook's policy boss who else would be behind shoulder at all these troublesome government hearings. now that is him again alongside mariah jordan the tech giant's director of public policy guess what she worked for the white house administration to anything from the democrat era. there you have it . on he was once in charge of writing what president obama says here they are an american century welcoming of everybody. who was spiers to do something oh that was emotional well nowadays his dealing with economic and social impact issues at facebook and that's just a few such career twist examples it helps to know people. i mean even better if the people you know no more right people. ok moving on now a tele delegation is in moscow for today peace talks they have claimed the u.s. has value to withdraw its troops from afghanistan by may our correspondent. on the story in the studio earlier. taliban represents is here in the russian capital how

bush and here's mr kaplan he used to have an important job in the second bush administration and here you can see what he's up to now. being called facebook's policy boss who else would be behind sucks shoulder at all these troublesome government hearings. now that is him again alongside the riaa jordan the tech giants director of public policy guess what she worked for the white house administration to anything from the democrat era there you have it. he was once in charge of writing what president obama says here they are. an american century. welcoming. of everybody who was spiers to do something oh that was emotional well nowadays his dealing with economic and social impact issues at face book and that's just a few such career twist examples it helps to know people i mean even better if the people you know no more right people. still to come this hour a danish national has been given a six year sentence for his affiliation to have found in russia story and after the plane. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports

bush: mr. speaker, mr. president, and distinguished members of the house and senate, honored guests, and fellow citizens: less than three weeks ago, i joined you on the west front of this very building and, looking over the monuments to our proud past, offered you my hand in filling the next page of american history with a story of extended prosperity and continued peace. and tonight i'm back to offer you my plans as well. the hand remains extended; the sleeves are rolled up; america is waiting; and now we must produce. together, we can build a better america. it is comforting to return to this historic chamber. here, 22 years ago, i first raised my hand to be sworn into public life. so, tonight i feel as if i'm returning home to friends. [applause] pres. bush: and i intend, in the months and years to come, to give you what friends deserve: frankness, respect, and my best judgment about ways to improve america's future. in return, i ask for an honest commitment to our common mission of progress. if we seize