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the united states do something to stop mr savage we're looking at that right now he should be treated as an enemy combatant with you it should be closed down permanently and decisively this guy is a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law the united states the guy ought to be and i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death i don't want to do it illegally shoot the son of a wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorance or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for lionizing these demons. well let's also keep in mind that a sundress legal team has said over and over that even if the judge here today does decide to lift the arrest warrant against other weak you leaks founder what he and his team are going to want is some kind of guarantee or free passage to avoid some of these scenarios that we just heard having been mentioned by the us time and time again we can also remember that organizations such as the united nations have found the situation the julian assange and finds himself in to

mrs. savage, i am so grateful for you being here today, and i have had and i'm the mother of two sons. i have also sat around and been around tables and coffee shops in minnesota with moms and similar stories, but every single one tof the situations i a unique tragedy and i want to recognize that. >> thank you. >> i have talked to a lot of parents and teachers and school officials in minnesota about the epidemic and i hear a lot about the need to strengthen mental health systems in ourle schools, and especially the mental health workforce and it is like a early warning system in schools. in minnesota, we have dope some unique things to try to stre strengthen this link between the schools and community health providers. and, it is a big problem. i am actually working with senator murkowski on a way of making it work better, but i'd be really interested to hear r from your perspective that you spent a lot of time in schools how you think that a stronger mental health system in our schools would hel

where of course mr rim savage is also on the governing board a good seat conrad do we know what e.c.b. colleagues of mr him said it should say about this case the e.c.b. council members including mario draghi the president of the e.c.b. have been totally quiet about this so far at least in public there's a meeting at the european central bank council meeting happening today it's very likely that the events in latvia are a big topic there it's very unlikely though that we are going to learn many of the details talked about at this meeting still the people here in frankfurt's financial city one third european central bank to take action if really in of us room service the government of the latvian central bank was the target of a smear campaign here by operated by commercial banks in latvia the reputation not only of the national supervisor of the central bank in latvia but the reputation of the supervisors of the whole euro system is at stake right and what else is driving stock markets in front today. well as a came out with its quarterly earnings report the latest one yesterday which

especially so as not very many details are known about why exactly mr rim savage was interrogated latvia'sinancial sector has been in focus for quite a while there's been a couple of corruption cases also money laundering cases and those cases often were involving russian citizens russian corporations and also state officials so this makes this topic highly political one and a highly systemic systemically relevant one and that's why of course the people here at the european or solid key the european central bank are in charge and obviously working today and late is the day we've got the year is own finance ministers meeting in brussels what's on the agenda there. they will talk about the revolving door about change of positions and i'm talking top positions here remember mario draghi he will have his he will see his term ending in the fall in autumn next year twenty nineteen but before him in summer this year a new vice president will get into the job hill with the person will succeed victor constancio in the position of vice president and here the question is will a person from the euro z

. >> mrs. savage testified. it's not fair to anyone, the opioid epidemic. kids are left to deal with the emotional and economic cost of losing a parent. change social security survivor benefits. upon solve every problem, but might move us in the right direction. the least we can do is restore benefits up to age 22 for full-time students. there are young people eligible haveenefits, who could better lifetime chances going forward. thank you. >> thank you. the vote has started, but we should have time for senator smith and another senator to ask their questions. >> thank you very much. byould like to start out talking about what's an urgent need for immediate action on a program that provides health coverage to minnesotans, about 100,000 minnesotans, including coverage for treatment in -- and recovery, exactly what we are talking about. we have something called basic health lot -- plan, minnesota care, which serves as a life line for working families. it offers low cost, comprehensive health care to make -- for families who make too much to qualify for medica

mr. nunez sold his soul for. host: thank you for the call. charlie savage a piece, five takeaways from the release of the democratic memo inside the "new york times," available at nytimes.com. some of his conclusions include the following. the fbi is only a small part of the information provided by christopher steele, the yahoo! news article was not used to corroborate mr. steele, republican reported judge -- appointed judge approving the wiretap of mr. page and it did generate useful intelligence. daniel is joining us from ross, texas. caller: i like to comment about mueller. directoras the fbi during 9/11. aboutore concerned protecting the fbi then he is america. i wouldn't trust him as far as i can throw him. looking the iron on to investigate donald trump. partisan hacks. you don't care about russia, this all occurred under president obama. lifebeen a democrat all my , and i heard the woman, barbara jordan from texas, used to come to us and talk to us. and she said the white folks have found them some new slaves. she was referring to illegal immigrants.

mr. bush, got savaged over it. i think there is a way forward here and i ask you to study it and i wouldn't expect you to emgrace it today. mr. delaney and i have a bipartisan proposal that goes back and mirrors what ronald reagan, tip o'neill, howard baker did in 1983 and the idea is a commission and people argue they never work but that one did. it was a greenspan commission. it -- social security was much closer to going bankrupt then than it is today. as a matter of fact, the reason we have it today because of the work that commission did and the surplus that was piled up in intervening years until finally the baby boomer generation began to retire and they are now drawing it down pretty rapidly. i think an opportunity exists to do that again. if we could reform something like that and, again, mr. delaney and i presented this for three consecutive congresses, i think this president could actually be the person who saves social security, who put it on firm footing and it would be done in a very bipartisan way. wi

mr. abbas has not insisted on the basic human gesture of the return of the the israeli civilians and the remains of soldiers that hamas is savagely holding. mr. president, israelis are an optimistic people. we weathered four bloody wars with egypt, while waiting for a leader like anwar sadat to courageously visit jump jump -- jerusalem it tack generations are in king hussein entered what he called a piece of the brave. three times a day, ju jews in israel and all over the world, turn to jerusalem and pray for peace. we ask the following from god. grant peace everywhere. goodness and blessings. great loving kindness, and mercy, to us a us and all israel and all of the world. we have no doubt that the day will come when the palestinian people will also be blessed with leadership that shares the noble as per racings. this -- aspirations. this will be a leadership that condemns violence and ins the shameful practice of paying salaries to terrorists. it will be a leadership that educates its people to tolerance instead of peddling in antisemitism. a leadership that recognizes that israel is and always will be the national homeland of

mr. bush, got savaged over it. there's a way forward here. i would just ask you to study it. and i wouldn't expect you to embrace it today. but mr. delaney and i have a bipartisan proposal that goes back and mirrors what ronald reagan, tip o'neill and houward baker did in '93. the idea as a commission, that one did, it was the green span commission, social security was much closer to going bankrupt than it is today. as a matter of fact, the reason we have it today is because of the work that commission did in the surplus that was piled up in the intervening years until finally baby boomer generation began to retire and they're now drawing it down pretty rapidly. i think an opportunity exists to do that again. and if we could reform something like that, and, again, mr. delaney and i have presented this for three consecutive congresses, i think this president could actually be the person who saves social security, who put it on firm footing, and it would be done in a very bipartisan way. i'd be the first to tell my friends on the other side of the aisle who are always concerned

a 18-year-old girl ends up being savagely duct taped, shot and buried alive. and we're talking about mr and his rights. >> mike christian is a very pro-death lawyer lawmaker as many are in oklahoma. christian and several others proposed articles of impeachment. at that point we had a major controversy on our hands between our branches of government. >> faced with impeachment and a battle against the governor, the oklahoma supreme court now had second thoughts. >> the very next day, the oklahoma supreme court dissolved their stay. said that the secrecy statute was constitutional and called our claim frivolous. >> in their ruling, dissolving their own stay, they seemed kind of peeved that this process was rushed. but people are calling for their impeachment. >> i felt very disappointed in myself. i was reminded of something my stepfather, who is a lawyer, told me once when i was in law school stressing. he said to me, susanna, just remember, no matter what you do, no one will die. and in this instance, that wasn't true. >> at the oklahoma state penitentiary on april 29, 2014, clayton lock

savage, bbc news, liverpool. the leader of the african national congress cyril ramaphosa has been sworn in as the new president of south africa following the resignation ofjacob zuma last night. mrd faced persistent allegations of corruption and the new president said today that fighting corruption would be his main priority. our africa editor fergal keane reports from capetown. in the place they call the mother city of the republic, exaltation at what they felt was nothing less than a deliverance. and inside, the words that signalled the arrival of a new and very different order. i declare the honourable cyril ramaphosa duly elected president of the republic of south africa. he knew this moment was coming, but he had seemed abashed. in his first words as president the tone was consciously humble. when one is elected in this type of position, you basically become a servant of the people of south africa. and i will seek to execute that task with humility, faithfulness, and with dignity as well. this is the story of the political triumph long deferred. cyril ramaphosa was mandela's chosen heir after leading the anc in the successful negotiations to end apartheid. but ramaphosa los

he does say teachers would be able to fire back if a savage sicko came to school with ill intentions. it is cheaper than hiring guards. mrchers with guns. earlier this morning he said, i never said give teachers guns. that tweet, i never said teachers should have guns, came at 4:20 in the morning. the tweet i showed you came in at 4:33 this morning. then there's this tweet from back in the campaign. crooked hillary said that i want guns brought into the school classroom. wrong! president trump will meet with teachers affected by school shootings again today. yesterday he met with teachers and parents in what he called a listening session asking how he could call for help and hearing interest children in pain. >> how is it that easy to buy these types of weapons? how are we not stopping this after columbine, after sandy hook? i'm sitting with a mother who lost her son. it's still happening. >> now, as we americans debate on what should happen next, it's gotten ugly on social media. we talk about it yesterday. this morning i want to bring up one particular claim on the internet. president trump cleared the way for some men

mr. president, you know well the story of kayla, two teenage girls who were best friends who were also savagely murdered by ms-13 thugs. you have their parents a week ago at the state of the union. a year before that, in september 2015, four ms-13 members in boston lured a 15-year-old boy to constitution beach in east boston where they tied -- >> dana: you've been watching the president talking with members of his cabinet about ms-13. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino. we're going to start in the halls of congress where lawmakers are working to keep the government running then moving to the white house where the president's team is scanning the new fisa memo written by democrats. they have it in their hands. first mike emanuel live on capitol hill. what's the latest on this democratic memo? >> reporter: they are waiting for the white house, justice department and the fbi to do their analysis on this ten page memo. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee is expressing some concerns. he is fearing that there may be some redactions for political reasons. schiff said if the president ob

say teachers would be able to fire back if a savage sicko came to school with bad intentions and says arming teachers is cheaper than hiring guards. now mr. trump bounces back and forth about how he feels about teachers with guns. earlier just this morning he tweeted i never said give teachers guns. that was at 4:20 this morning. he blamed fake news for saying he did. that comes in at 4:20 and then the one i just read you in which he calls for teachers to be armed. during the presidential campaign he said he was against arming teachers. 2016 during the campaign, crooked hillary said that i want guns brought into the classroom. that's wrong. president trump will meet again with teachers affected by school shoot egs today. yesterday he met with students and parents in what he called a listening session asking how he could help. the annual gathering of conservatives called cpac is under way. steve bannon and priebus were there last year. as we debate the future of guns here in america it has gotten ugly on social media. this morning i want to bring up one particular claim on the internet that president trump cleared the way for some mentall

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mrs. savage testified, the opioid epidemic is not fair to anyone. and too many kids are also left to deal with the emotional and economic cost of losing a parent. we could make a common sense change to social security survivor benefits, it won't solve every problem, but it certainly moves us in the right direction. i think the least we could do is restore benefits up to age 22 for full-time students so that these young people who are eligible for benefits could have a little bit better lifetime chance of going forward. thank you. thank you, mr. chair. >> thank you, senator warren. the vote has started but we should have time for senator smith and then senator haas tone ask their questions. senator smith. >> thank you very much. i'd like to start out by talking about what is actually an urgent need for immediate action on a program that provides health coverage to minnesotans, insluding coverage for the treatment and recovery for exactly what we're talking about today. in montana we ha we have a l