her her name was mrs. duke. mrs. duke didn't know we were coming but she comes around the back of the house with a spray bottle in her hand. she was spraying for ants in her home. we are in the worst neighborhood in youngstown, and there are dilapidated homes, crime, an opiate problem. mrs. duke is spraying for ants. her house is meticulous. the grass is cut. her son comes from around the corner and he has paint on his arm. he was around back painting the door. so, we go into her house and reset there. it was the middle of summer. it was hot. but the house was impeccable on the inside. old marble fireplace mantel. td and she was talking about how she was trying and we talked, and she was talking about how she was trying to get the neighborhood fixed up. wasn't having the kind of success that she wanted, so she thought about moving, so she had her son go out and look for her to sell her house. you know how much she could get for her house? $4000. so the smart people say pick up and go moved to the jobs. are they going

her name was mrs. duke and mrs. duke didn't know we were coming but she comes around the back of the house and she has a spray bottle in her hand. she was spraying for ants in her home. now we're in the worst neighborhood in youngtown and there are dilapidated homes, crimes, opiate problems. mrs. duke is spraying for aunts. her house is meticulous. her son comes from around the corn corner, he was painting the door, he had white paint on his arm so we sit there in in the middle of the summer, it was hot but the house was impeccable on the inside and we talked about she was talking about how she was trying to get the neighborhood fixed up and wasn't having the kind of success she wanted so she thought about moving and had her son look for her to sell her house. you know how much she could get for her house? $4,000 all the mart smart people say well you need to move where the jobs are. they're going to go to silicon valley with $4,000 in her pocket. we can have the philosophical discussions and the rests we have here i

, mrs. duke did not know we are common, she comes around the back of the house and she has a spray bottle in her hand. she was spraying for ants in her home. we are in the worst neighborhood and their dilapidated homes, there's crime, opiate problems, and mrs. duke is spraying for ants, her house is meticulous, the grass is cut, her son comes from around the corner and he has paint on his arm, he was on back pain in the door. he had white pain on his arm. we go to her house and sit there and it's the middle of summer, hot but the house was impeccable on the inside, old marble fireplace, mantel and we talked and she was talking about how she was trying to get the neighborhood fixed up and it was in heaven the success she wanted, so she thought about moving and she had her son go out and look for her to sell her house. to know how much she could give for her house? $4000. all the smart people say move to where the jobs are. for in her sign going to move to silicon valley with $4000 in their pocket?

to mr duke and. said yes this is this is agent so so are the f.b.i. and we're here your son's house marked and we need you to come and pick him up i'm just like ok you know we'll set up a meeting or tell you whatever you want to know. and the hand they let me out of the handcuffs and he told me to leave while the search my house was going to the car ran off there. and there were police course all over the place f.b.i. a sheriff's office. today the f.b.i. said they had forty five people go through their apartment so my dad can pick me up . and an f.b.i. vehicle followed up. to my dad would find out how i just knew that i had to lead them to chill and. crazy he was serious terrified. peace or don't kill me it's a question he asked me if i would see about trying to get his passport back they could have very well have said no we are not giving the passport back and that would have been the end of it however they said they gave it back to me when i heard mark was over in russia i decided i needed a new way to escape. and i went to my attorney's place and i

companies are bracing for it, using technology to secure the otwer grid to make it less vulnerable to mr nature. duke, committing $25 billion in investment over the next decade in the six states it serves to continue updating and modernizing the power grid. 13 billion of that here in north carolina. >> they call this the star wars room, but what you're seeing here isn't science fiction.it duke's energy control center and it's monitoring energy transmission in real time. what that means is power crises can be spotted and dealt with more quickly using smart grade technology and in some cases, problems can be averted or can even heal themselves. in the case of hurricane matthew in 2016, outages that lasted six days would now be cut in half because of control rooms like this. >> with the click of a mouse you can res preer. we have an intelligent smart-thinking grid that can re-route power that can keep service on for customers. >> it's not just hurricane, it's cyber attack, too.ay duke s it's not a matter of if, but when. >> we talk about all of the new devices and technologies that we can deploy, we act

before our dinner last night melania trump and i joined prime minister may, mr may and the duke and duchessibit at blenheim palace. it was something very special. it was from right here at chequers that prime minister churchill phoned president roosevelt after pearl harbor in that horrific war where people shed their blood alongside one another in defence of home and freedom. together we achieved a really special, magnificent victory and it was a total victory. by minister theresa may and i havejust total victory. by minister theresa may and i have just come from a very productive note the magnetic summit. my productive note the magnetic summit. my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their share of the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank u, prime minister, for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defence. the uk is one of the handful of nations, five out of 29, not good but it is going to get better and really fast, in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defence spending commitment. during the summit i make clear all nato al

defense and in their renewal before our dinner last night malani and i joined prime minister may mr may and the duke and duchess of model for a tour of the winston churchill exhibit at blenheim palace there was something something very special it was from right here at checkers that prime minister churchill phone president roosevelt after pearl harbor. in that horrific war american and british service members bravely shed their blood alongside one another in defense of home and in defense of freedom and together we achieved a really special magnificent victory and it was total victory prime minister may and i have just come from a very productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me and i want to thank you prime minister for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense the u.k. is one of the handful of nations five out of twenty nine not good but it's going to get better really fast in addition to the united states meeting the two percent g.d.p. mi

defense and in their renewal before our dinner last night malani and i joined prime minister may mr may and the duke and duchess of mob are for a tour of the winston churchill exhibit at blenheim palace it was something something very special it was from right here at checkers that prime minister churchill phone president roosevelt after pearl harbor. in that horrific war american and british service members bravely shed their blood alongside one another in defense of home and in defense of freedom and together we achieved a really special magnificent victory and it was total victory prime minister man i have just come from a very productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me i want to thank you prime minister for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense the u.k. is one of the handful of nations five out of twenty nine not good but it's going to get better really fast in addition to the united states meeting the two percent g.d.p. minimum def

mr. may and the duke and duchess of martin luther king of marlboro. it was something very special. it was from right here checkers that prime minister churchill phoned president roads velt after pearl harbor. in that horrific war american and british service members bravely shed their blood along side one another in defense of home and in defense of freedom. together we achieved a really special magnificent victory and sit was total victory. prime minister may and i have come from a productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you for the uk's contribution to our common defense. the uk is one of the handful of nations five out of 29, not good but it's going to get better really fast. in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment, during the summit i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and i'm pleased to report that we have received substantial commitments from

mr. may, and the duke and duchess of marlboro for a tour of the winston churchill exhibit at blenheim palace. it was something, something very special. it was from right here at chequers that prime minister churchill phoned president roosevelt after pearl harbor, in that horrific war american and british service members bravely shed their blood alongside one another in defense of home and in defense of freedom. and together we achieved a really special, magnificent victory. and it was total victory. prime minister may and i have just come from a very productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit. where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you, prime minister, for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense, the u.k. is one of the handful of nations, five out of 29, not good, but it's going to get better really fast, in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment. during the summit, i made clear all nato allies must honor t

mr. may and the duke and duchess of marlboro for a tour of the winston churchill exit. it was something. something very special. it was from right here at checkers that prime minister churchill phoned president roosevelt after pearl harbor. in thain that horrific war, ame and british service members shed their blood alongside one another in defense of home and in defense of freedom. together, we achieved a really special, magnificent victory. it was total victory. prime minister may and i have just come from a very productive nato summit. that was truly a productive summit where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share. the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you, prime minister, for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense. the uk is one of the handful of nations, five out of 29, not good, but going to get better really fast. in addition to the united states, meeting the 2% gdp minimum spending commitment. during the summit, i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and members in

duke university, lawfully here. suddenly he is a big billionaire back home and he has cutting edge technology from dr. smith. >> yep. well, he is -- the -- mrliu basically said he came to duke university specifically to work with that professor. he had been following his work for years and apparently brought several of his colleagues over to work on it as well. >> laura: how do we continue to allow this, given how bad a job we've done to combat intellectual property theft in the united states? >> here's a couple of statistics to show you how bad things are. there are 350,000 chinese students in the united states. >> laura: all paying cash. >> yes, that's part of why they are here. because for the university of california, they get $40,000 for a foreign student. $13,000 for an in-state student. is it any surprise that as a result there are six times as many now chinese students at berkeley for example than there were ten years ago. >> laura: 35% of all foreign students now in american universities are chinese. >> that's right. >> laura: if you could devise government policy, what would it look like? >> i think there's a couple of things. one

mr. may and the duke and duchess of marlborough for a tour of the winston churchill exhibit at blenham palaceit was something very special. it was from right here at chequers that prime minister churchill phoned president roosevelt after pearl haar fwhor that horrific war, american and british service members shed mare blood alongside one another in defense of home and freedom and together we achieved a really special, magnificent victory and it was total victory. prime minister may and i have just come from a very productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you, prime minister for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense. the uk is one of the handful of nations, five out of 29, not good but it's going to get better really fast. in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment. during the summit, i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and i'm pleased to report

mr. may, and the duke and duchess of marlborough for a tour of the winston churchhill exhibit.t was something very special. it was from right here that prime minister churchhill phoned president roosevelt after pearl harbor. in that horrific war american and british service members bravely shed their blood alongside one another in defense of home and in defense of freedom. and together we achieved a really special magnificent victory and it was total victory. prime minister may and i have just come from a very productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you, prime minister, for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense. the uk is one of the handful of nations, five out of 29, not good, but it's going to get better really fast, in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment. during the summit i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and i'm please

in attendance will be prince louis‘ grandparents, the duke and duchess of cornwall and mr and mrs middleton old. today will be the first time we will see the cambridges altogether as a family of five because george and charlotte will be here prince louis will be christened in a replica of a traditional royal christening gown. he will be baptised with water from the riverjordan. there is one family member and five friends. the family member and five friends. the family is lucy middleton. she is the duchess of cambridge‘s cousin. the other godparents are long—term friends of the duke and duchess of cambridge. thank you. there are just two days to go before england‘s footballers play in the country‘s first world cup semifinal for almost 30 years. ahead of the clash with croatia in moscow — the squad have been training behind closed doors at their base in repino, and our sports correspondent david 0rnstein is there. what is the mood in the england camp? it is relaxed, calm and remarkable considering england stand on the verge of their greatest football achievement in 52 years. yesterday we saw

mr. amay, the duke and duchess of marlboro for tour of the winston churchill exhibit a palace.e summit, where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share. and t prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you, prime minister, for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense. the uk is one of the handful of nations, 5 out of 29. not good, but it's going to gbe er really fast. in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment, made clearsummit i all nato allies must honor their obligations, and i am pleased to report we have received substantial commitment by members increase their defense spending and to do so i a much more timely manner. in our meetings today, the prime minister and i discussed a range of priorities, including stopping nuclear proliferaon.

duke of hamilton. at the time of the gift, mrs. weinman said the silver was being made to the white house in order to enhance its historical furnishings and further the patriotic inspiration. i would be remiss if i didn't include examples from the fine arts collection. in accordance with our collection policy, we collect first of all portraits of presidents and first ladies. important americans and those important to the story of the white house. and that's no one more important to our country than benjamin franklin. this portrait of franklin was painted in 1767 by david martin. martin was a scottsman who established a studio in london around 1757. franklin was in london in 1757, being celebrated for his publications on electricity. he returned again in 1764, and it was his testimony in the house of commons in 1766 that led to the repeal of the stamp act. so at this time, he is perhaps the most famous american at home and abroad. this painting was commissioned by robert alexander from the firm of william alexander and sons in edenb

mr. may, and the duke and duchess for a tour of the winston churchill exhibit at glennon palace it was afterher, we achieved a really special, magnificent victory, and it was total victory prime minister may and i have just come from a very productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit. my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share, and the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you, prime minister, for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense the uk is one of the handful of nations, five out of 29, not good but it's going to get better really fast in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment. during a summit, i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and i'm pleased to report we have received substantial commitments from members to increase their defense spending and do so in a

mr. mae and the duke and duchess of marlborough for the tour of the winston churchill exhibit. at checkers that prime minister winston churchill phoned roosevelt after pearl harbor in that horrific war where brave soldiers shed their blood along one another in defensive home and freedom and together we achieved a really special, magnificent victory and it was total victory. prime minister may and i have come from a productive nato summit. that was truly a productive summer where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me. i want to thank you prime minister for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense. the uk is one of the handful of nations, five out of 29, not good, but it's going to get better really fast, in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment. during the summit i made clear that all allies must honor their applications and i am pleased to report that we have received substantial commitments from members to increase their defense

mr. may, and the duke and duchess of marlboro, for a tour of the winston churchill exhibit at bloenheim palacerchill. shed their blood alongside one another in defense of home and defense of freedom, and together we achieved a really special, magnificent victory, and it was total victory. prime minister may and i have just come from a very productive nato summit. that was truly a productive summit. where my top priority was to get other members to pay their fair share and prime minister may was right with me. i want to thank you for the contribution to our common defense. the uk is one of the handful of nations, 5 out of 29. not good, but it's going to get better really fast. in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment, during the summit i made it clear all allies must meet their obligations. and to do so in a much more timely manner. in our meetings today, the prime minister and i discussed a range of shared

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mr. wheeler was awarded an honorary doctorate from duke university and received the civil liberties award for his defense of freedom for all of north carolinaians. north carolina central university horpped him with an honorary doctorate degree. anuary 4, 1976, more house college dedicated the john h. wheeler hall as the business administration building. and on december 25, christmas day, 1935, mr. wheeler married the former lucille warren. and a co-founder and one-time president of the mechanics and farmers bank. they have two children, julia taylor and here vee. he passed away 40 years ago july 6, 1978 at the age of 70. mr. speaker, in closing, he gave seach of himself to his community, state and country and accomplished more on his time in earth than some could hope to accomplish in two life times. it is for these reasons that i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 3460 to direct that the united states courthouse be named in his honor. i thank you for your patience. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. ms. titus: and thank you to my

mr. liu simply stole intellectual property from one of america's most well-regarded scientists. david smith of dukeniversity. >> we know that the chinese have a shopping list of intelligence and technology that they target every year. we know that the research he took from duke university was on that collection list, and we know that certain government officials and operatives met with him while he was in the united states. they came in and took pictures and measurements of all the equipment and sent it back to china. >> laura: take measurements and send it back to china. joining me for a reaction is dean chang, sr. research fellow at the heritage foundation. this is nothing new but it still shocks me. he comes to duke university, lawfully here. suddenly he is a big billionaire back home and he has cutting edge technology from dr. smith. >> well, he's the, liu said he came to duke university specifically to work with that professor. he had been following his work for years and apparently brought several callings over to work on it. >> laura: how do we continue to allow this, given how bad we've don

mr. wheeler was declined and in a statement, he said, that our actions are the departure from the one-size-fits-all policies of the past and saves millions of dollars in the regulatory costs. dukeeadfast ly saying that testing shows it has not reached the groundwater. >> continual testing is not impacting private water sources. >> reporter: but even if you are living in a dream home, you are still living in a little bit of the fear. >> it was a dream, and unfo unfortunatelily have to the dream somewhere else. >> dr. sanjay gupta. >>> and it is a cover that you have seen millions of times the morph of vladimir putin and president trump and the artist are reveals the story behind it next in the cnn newsroom. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes f

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the duke and duchess of sussex will attend the opening of a major exhibition on the life of nelson mandela today. the southbank centre exhibit is opening in the week mrrk corner and the victoria one way system wa nstead: centre road and blake hall road remains closed following the fire on wanstead flats. let‘s have a check on the weather now with lucy martin. good morning. feeling fresher today than it did yesterday but that is relative, temperatures in the mid—20s. some good spells of sunshine but the risk of one or two isolated showers. we start off with the best and brightest of the sunshine through this morning, cloud will tend to bubble up through the afternoon and increase amounts of cloud. many places staying dry, temperatures at a maximum 25 with a westerly breeze. through this evening and overnight, some late spells of sunshine, sunshine fizzling out, so becoming dry and patchy cloud around with clear spells. temperatures around 13—15 celsius. so we start the day tomorrow on a fairly similar note. cloud tending to bubble up through the day and we can‘t rule out the odd isolated shower. temperatures a touch warmer than today. maximum of aroun

mr trump is into horses? no, he is into golf. prince andrew is the great golfer in the family and also no sign of the duke of edinburgh who is goodar of independence. american independence. yes, al in dependence from you! —— our. donald trump was earlier talking about our independence from the eu, maybe not in the way theresa may would have wanted. major general ben bathurst is there. amongst the many things for which he has a keen eye, these military parades. we saw at the trooping the colour, although she had recently had her eye surgery, she was still gimlet eyed, looking at her footguards on parade. she enjoys anything which involves the military and especially the household division, is regiments of the footguards, the senior ones involved today and the three other regiments. if there is one thing which is an affinity between donald trump and the queen, it is the military, and these parades, and this is something they can both enjoy, to break the ice. i'm not sure how much he knows about the military... when you look back at the presidents she has met, she met nixon twice. once when he was the vice president under eisenhower