mr. spencer.ou said you recently had a realization that it wasn't ridge forrester who shot you. >> bill: that's right. >> det. sanchez: well, i assume you're thinking more clearly now? >> bill: very much so. >> det. sanchez: do you remember who shot you, mr. spencer? did you see the person? >> bill: yes, i did. >> det. sanchez: who was it? >> steffy: liam knows you're innocent. >> ridge: how can he be so sure? >> steffy: he knows what people are capable of and what they're not. >> ridge: so he doesn't think i'm capable of shooting spencer? that's insulting. >> steffy:,

is going to be duly noted mr spencer some sort of sick joke goes on. with friends all over the world. go online and interactive. german to go. and learn german for free with w. p. the. next day thirty one is over and done in a ready to be dissected for some discourse time chris harrison welcome and thanks for being here with us joining me in the studio for the sunday powwow our one football contributor and journalist emily rausch it's welcome back emily thanks for having me glad to hear it and we have a very old but i think it expert jonathan craven how are you jonathan raring to guard press lead here that is well here what's coming up. and the bundesliga. will head to the low who hosted the show in a david versus goliath match up it's do or die time for cold losing most likely means they're headed to the second division and our next stop is. out her side say for relegation they welcome the team that is it the old fighters from my pals were looking to snap their four game home losing streak against the visitors who had their feet closer to the relegati

they are a bit like marks and spencer. like mr marks comments without mr spencer.tional television awards. they are part of the fabric of this country. we always lauding politicians. but how many of them have been around for 17 years? if we had seenjeremy corbyn17 years ago, would he be labour party leader today? probably not. in celebrity terms, these two are a solid political party. so much pressure over a 17 year period as well. a story from inside the sunday express , story from inside the sunday express, labelled exclusive i should say. butterflies will fly the flag for royal wedding. apparently scientists are breeding butterflies with the union flag on their wings. they have mixed various breeds of white, red and blue winged butterflies to come up with the st george's cross of england and the british flag. the diagonal cross of saint patrick of ireland and they will be flying them for the royal wedding. amazing story until i realised that the scientist who is behind this is called doctor olaf ripple. an old anagram of april fool. from the breeding centre. wri

mr. spencer? >> i'm not tremendously concerned as far as the overall s&t numbers because if you look at '17 compared to '19, we're up in research and development. i notice we need to harness the discipline of portfolio management. the great thing about having a strategy is you do have alignment in the nds implejs. we have our six lanes of effort. we will focus our dollars on those six lanes of effort, not to the disregard of other projects that we might have going on, but it's going to be a more focused, tailored application of funds. >> sir, we had a slight increase from fiscal year '18 to fiscal year '19 in our s&t budget from $2.5 to $2.6 billion. i would say that my concern is that most of that is on the test and evaluation side and not on the path-breaking research side. the air force has launched a 12-month review of our science and technologies strategy to look at both where we invest and then how we partner with universities and industry to get more out of our research dollar, and particul

mr. chair and thank you guys for being here today and for your service. admiral spencernd admiral richardson admiral harris repeated this to the hill last couple of years saying 232404 national submarines worldwide are located in the indo pacific region. of those 160 blanca china russia north korea. we have 74 submarine capabilities around the world. without asking how many are in the pacific the question i have is as the nds poses more pressure on naval marine capabilities particularly the garden to the near competitors of russia and china how does this bode, how does this impact the shortfall in undersea capability? talk to us about the capabilities and i know admiral moran has talked to us. in this setting can you talk about how you will mitigate the potential impacts and the 2020s? >> i will tell you we are looking at this from a very integrated approach and i will just speak to the u.s. navy approach and the secretary will speak to his efforts on our allies. maintaining our superiority in undersea domain is going to rely comets going to need an integrated approach b

mr. bezos, spencer. spencer: that is a big boost.did today was raise the price of amazon prime membership by about 20%. that came later after their earnings release. that is another big jolt that will provide more revenue for bezos to play with and invest in new things. yvonne: is this a sign of a turning point potentially? it seems the company is turning up a profit when it comes to aws. it seems analysts before had been dodging the stock because bezos has razor thin margins. is this a turning point? spencer: yes, it has been a gradual turning point, but coming into a sharper fork is -- sharper focus. they can sustain this and draw customers while they engage in and invest in more profitable things like amazon web services, their cloud computing arm. another thing emerging is their advertising business. other revenuethis category which more than doubled from a year ago to more than $2 billion. that is largely their advertising business. thisd amazon web services, low-margin e-commerce business they have built is so big and vast, so

mr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses for being here with us. secretary spencer, i have had the privilege of having admiral richardson and general neller at naval service warfare center crane, i am hopeful that you will be able to come out as well and see the hard work of all those good people. >> most definitely. it's on the list, senator. >> thank you very much. additionally admiral richardson and general neller, i appreciate all the work you've done on addressing military suicide. you know that suicide risk often isn't tied to deployments or combat experiences. we can't be restricting our most rigorous mental health assessments just to the deployment cycle. you told me last year that your services were on track for full implementation of the requirement for the annual mental health assessment by october of 2017. can you confirm that you've reached that milestone and were there any difficulties or were there any other things that you feel we might be missing in this area on this end? >> sir, we have reached that milestone last july ahead of the october deadline

when art is on this level that is coming from mr very spiritual place and so the ear just channeling yes that's the spirit yes you know you're saying spencer me and john the spirit either you're going to have a political spokesman or you can have a musician you can have a great musician and they can stay for another segment because you know i'm really getting into this. say right there thanks for being on the kaiser report. all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser at par with me max geyser and stacey erbert like to thank our guests valentino listen. if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by. then what i mean that he will go back i'll go i. will pull you out of a. good obit and demosthenes him would have it and i didn't do it will always be good is it also. comes home. on a publishing. keep it or don't we don't let you come up to the group. yet about the holonomy of them have a dam on them on the time because i'm. not bad was going to but oh november good if i say i saw them they're going to be like in a bound on the number that i have the only thing it is about. and there are some was so

mr. pruitt. the detail is three times the size of his predecessors and they said epa 12 fox news quote - according to epa assistant at spencereral scott pruitt has an unprecedented amount threats against him and his family. americans should all agree that members of the presidents cabinet should be kept safe from these violent threats. at least three republican lawmakers say it is time for scott pruitt to either resign or be fired. a lot of democrats are saying the same thing. 60 house democrats signed for the firing. >> let's drill down. no one should be receiving death threats to nevertheless that is what happens sometimes in politics. given that, one can also argue they understand why so many people are saying, enough is enough. pruitt must go. but if you look at tom price situation what is the difference between tom price and pruitt? because the president was, as we understand, he got rid of tom price when he was coming under these kinds of swamp issues, if you will. >> one of the things the former white house chief of staff reince priebus said this morning when it comes to pruitt he feels in some ways the reason why per

stuart spencer, the president of the association of air pollution control agencies, said this of mr. wheeler. he said mr. wheeler has exemplified excellence in his professional endeavors in both his previous government service and his private sector experience. in short, he is keenly qualified to hit the ground running at the e.p.a., and i agree. this nomination has garnered the support of a broad base of organizations including the national association of manufacturers, the united mine workers of america, and the chamber of commerce. mr. president, andrew wheeler is well qualified, well qualified to fill this critically important role at the e.p.a. he is the right person to serve as deputy administrator of the e.p.a., and i would urge every senator to support this nomination. with that, mr. president, i would recognize my colleague and friend from oklahoma who has been a mentor to me on the committee, the former chairman of the committee of environment and public works, jim inhofe. thank you very much, mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma is recognized. mr

spencer iowa, for 12 years. as a kid she loved playing in her high school band and singing in the choir. mr. kihuen: is the she went to las vegas with two of her friends for a fun getaway. she was very involved in her community and was known for being very kind and outgoing. i would like to extend my condolences to carly's family and friends. please note that the city of las vegas, the state of nevada and the whole country grieve with you you. mr. speaker, i yield back the remaining balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: every day kahani leaves her small business in southeast kenya on a mission. her mission, find water. she walks 13 miles one way to fetch water from the closest resource, a muddy pond polluted with animal and human waste. and then she walks home. mr. speaker, that's 26 miles a day. a marathon. she's been doing this almost every day for 40 years. she walks thousands of miles for something americans take for granted. we can simply turn o