i'm on miss naomi's side. >> reporter: with a flower on her walker and a smile on her face, naomi walked aisle again and shared nearly a nntury worth of wisdom. >> if you have love, give it. and this couple has got it. >> reporter: maybe it's love that is the ageless ingredient to living in harmony. guess what? i'm done with my questions. ( applause ) ( laughter ) david begnaud, cbs news, harmony, north carolina. he glor: naomi is the best! that's the "cbs evening news" r.night. i'm jeff glor. the news continues now on cbsn streaming 24 hours a day. good night. we'll see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the warning to california to get r more wild extremes. >>> kpix5 news begins with weather whiplash, from droughts to downpours, the warning to california to get ready for more wild extremes. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. it's a triple threat of natural disasters. california has bounced from its worst drought ever to record flooding and devastating wildfires. now a new study says it will only get worse

naomi harris was last seen with the rock. naomi harris was last seenin with the rock.aomi harris was last seen in moonstruck, this is more moonlighting. is it fun? it's deliriously fun. it could be awful, you never know, it could be awful, but the rock has become the biggest movie star in the world right now. he is like hercules with a blockbuster on his back. it's deliriously silly. he can play cha re nte deliriously silly. he can play charente with a gorilla, book, film, tv. he's got that softness to him. charente with a gorilla, book, film, tv. he's got that softness to himlj don't know what to make of this. the gorilla gets outsized and takes out chicago. it's got some stupid lines like we've got to get to chicago before the wolves level the city. it somehow works. there's the star power and the preposterousness of it. and it's somehow about man's folly, about american kid ran wild. it's about consumerism and greed, scientific experiment gone wrong. it is done brilliantly. this is what saturday night at the movies is all about. you come out thinking i'm so glad i s

i'm on miss naomi's side. >> with a flower on her walker and smile on her face, naomi wooten walked down the aisle again. and shared nearly a century worth of wisdom. >> itaw >> if you don't have love, forget it. this couple has the got it. >> maybe it is love that is the ageless ingredient to living in harmony. >> guess what? i'm done with my questions. >> ha-ha. >> david begnaud, cbs news, harmony, north carolina. >> that's the "overnight news" for tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. people who live in and around nashville are breathing a sigh of relief this morning. the suspected gunman in the waffle house massacre is behind bars. travis reinking captured after a massive policeman hunt. authorities say he is the shooter who killed four people and wounded four others in a predawn murder spree. mark strassmann reports. >> reporter: detectives acting on a tip captured travis rineking a mile from

mark farrell: thank you, naomi, and kim. good morning, everybody.edibly excited to be here today. as someone who remembers moscone center constructed over 30 years ago as a child, to celebrate in san francisco now the topping off of the new and improved moscone center. what we're doing here will keep san francisco at the forefront for visitors, for the tourism industry. over 30 years ago, this center was constructed, and so think about what it has meant for our economy here in san francisco, for our businesses large and small is truly incredible. and what we're here today celebrating in my mind is the future of san francisco. this is the future. just look around you. just look at all the construction that is happening, all the crews that are working as we speak right now. we had a choice. moscone center, as the years went on was getting smaller compared to the conventions that were coming to san francisco, smaller compared to some of the conventions that were being diverted to other cities, and we had a choice. we decided to make the invest. the vot

clearly, because naomi harris, last seen in moonstruck. moonlight, even. that would be perfect for her as well. is itfun? it is deliriously fun. it could be awful, you never know with the rock. it could be a bad film or a great film. the thing is he's become the biggest movie star in the world right now and he pulled this movie single—handedly like hercules would with a blockbuster on his back all the way over the line. it is deliriously silly. he can play charades with the gorilla here. i think it is three words, book, war film, tv, and peace, clearly, he's got that softness to him. i don't know what to make of this. it really, really works. the gorilla kind of eats the pathogen, goes outside becomes king kong, takes out chicago. it has stupid lines like "we've got to get to chicago before the alligator and the wolf level the city." but it works. oh, my god. it somehow works. mainly because of the rock's star power, mainly because of its preposterousness and maybe because like very good monster movies, all the way back to godzilla it somehow it is about m

. >> naomie. >> oh, i like it. >> i was actually like, oh, my gosh really? what?be so honored. >> with an e as well, right. >> with an e, yes. see that gentlemen at home, that's called brownie points. >> naomie with an e and the rock face off against mutating animals wreaking havoc on the streets of chicago in their new action adventure "rampages." >> george. >> we know how difficult it is to be an action hero, but it's pretty difficult to be a dad to three girls. which is harder? >> by far this is cake. and the idea of being a daddy to three girls varying in ages by the way 16, 2 1/2 and now an infant, yeah, a baby, but there is nothing better. >> and the rock has a secret weapon to calm his girls. >> this is a hawaiian lullaby i've sung to simone. i've sung to jasmine and i'm going to sing to baby tia. here we go. ♪ >> that means twinkle twinkle little star. >> ahhh. >> we all just fell in love with him even more. >> and did you realize that you just said baby tia? >> wow. see that it come out natural. might be be the one. >> could you love him anymore? this is

thank you, naomi, and remember you're going to roll with laughter at marriott ii 4:30 tomorrow. come down and check it out. thanks, dave rubin. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. theng up this morning, foreign policy fellow at the brookings institution on u.s.-russia relations and recent -- and finder of the free range kids movement talks about utah becoming the first state to pass a law legalizing free range parenting. and john thompson, former director of the u.s. census bureau on the cost of the 2020 census and some of the controversies surrounding it. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capital store. we recently stopped in sacramento, california asking folks, what is the most important issue in their state? >> right now, affordable housing and homelessness are two issues that are critically important. we are losing jobs. have peopleford to live here. affordable housing is critical. the homeless po

news so naomi we have here around fifty attacks since twenty sixteen this sounds like a pretty big movementse for concern here and yes indeed i mean at least almost forty attacks last year according to local activists definitely calls for concern i think a lot of these attacks show that this is a very violent group it's a group that's targeting left wing activists even people who are maybe that vocal against right wing extremists the movement itself is quite small but that doesn't make it less dangerous in a way that's even harder because it's hard to pinpoint who's involved so i think it's not necessarily the size that makes it any less dangerous why is it so hard to pinpoint who's involved i mean why does this keep happening campi authorities get it under control i mean this is what they're trained for well one would think they wouldn't one but these are obviously very professional perpetrators i mean a lot of people i talked to they can pinpoint one of the leaders as a name that everyone keeps on repeating but also if you look at the kind of attacks i mean often attacks on cars all you n

clearly, because naomi harris, last seen in moonstruck. moonlight, even.deliriously fun. it could be awful, you never know with the rock. it could be a bad film or a great film. the thing is he's become the biggest movie star in the world right now and he pulled this movie single—handedly like hercules would with a blockbuster on his back all the way over the line. it is deliriously silly. he can play charades with the gorilla here. i think it is three words, book, war film, tv, and peace, clearly, he's got that softness to him. i don't know what to make of this. it really, really works. the gorilla kind of eats the pathogen, goes outside becomes king kong, takes out chicago. it has stupid lines like "we've got to get to chicago before the alligator and the wolf level the city." but it works. oh, my god. it somehow works. mainly because of the rock's star power, mainly because of its preposterousness and maybe because like very good monster movies, all the way back to godzilla somehow it is about man's folly. it's about american id run wild, it's about met

i would assume having immigrants come to puerto rico is also a good thing so naomi klein the famed author who is writing extensively on environmental issues and social justice issues went to these conferences in puerto rico and her takeaway was that a bunch of rich people have showed up and this is a danger to the local economy and to the local fabric of society so the first thing that strikes me is that lefties like they own me feel they have a monopoly on good intentions which i'm not sure where that comes from they have a monopoly on being stagnant and not putting forward any policies that gain traction but actually end up in social engineering not sense f.d.r. but a sense in the modern era they've got no actual all policies that have been effectively enacted because they always hide in the cave of good intentions and they don't want to actually stick their toe into doing something that would require taking any risk as. seen tell of what called skin in the game they seem bereft of wanting to ever have any skin in the game number one number two in the perilous she was at the conference

. >> with my name is naomi and i am 11 years old. -- my name is naomi and i am 11 years old. carter led aend walkout at our school on the 14th. i am a sophomore at auburn university. i said exactly what you all are -- myand did my first first march for life. ♪ all persons having business before the honorable supreme court requires to draw near and give theiren

angelique kerber has beaten naomi asarco from japan for the first time.at the indian wells champion early in the second set and went on to ta ke in the second set and went on to take the third 6—3, and with it the match. the number three seed from russia into a comfortable straight sets victory over her romanian opponent. she was another win at indian wells recently. she remains on course to retain her title that she won in charleston last year. madison keys is also through to the last eight. she beat her italian opponent 6—4, 6—3. she will go on to face her fellow american. opponent 6—4, 6—3. she will go on to face herfellow american. there opponent 6—4, 6—3. she will go on to face her fellow american. there was no fairytale finish to the surfing career of the multiple world champion mick fanning after the australian finished second in his final professional competition at els beach. the three—time world champion earned 8.1 points on his first wave that was not enough to claim victory. he was beaten into second by a brazilian, it was his first championsh

johanna konta had beaten naomi osaka in straight sets to give great britain a 2—1 lead overjapan buto a deciding doubles. the top two british players took the first set, but lost to meeyo katto and makoto ninomeeya. the defeat means britain will remain in the europe/africa zone and haven't played at the top level for 25 years. ronnie o'sullivan came through a tough opening round match to beat stephen maguire at the world snooker championship in sheffield. resuming this morning trailing by three frames, he came back to win it 10—7. o'sullivan is hoping to add to his five world titles, the last of which he won back in 2013. an equally tight match in the afternoon between ali carter and graeme dott, they were tied at 8—8, until carter, through so many challenges in his personal life came through and was pretty happy about it as well. these are live pictures from the crucible. kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needs just two kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needsjust two more kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needs just two more frames to go through to the

it all goes wrong and he has to end up running around with a scientist played by naomie harris, who gets

if you believe that naomi because she did love that will be sad now. that the bits of egypt. that you. have a. good time on the clock in the home to mom the bombs on the top. on the five feet put it over jamal where he. comes. to see out of someone. else other than the all summer long. i mean none of us have. to list just the good stuff. and we'll deal. with the rough with the swords and what on a just enough to be called down on the ice sheet and so. the future of the animal get up there and that will. cause i notice you don't get enough of them to suddenly be sure that we show it with a vision i'm sure they're going to get a shot of one of the line of some of the finest plays on something such as a guy who plays the most muslim by the limousine with a good. look at them and they're just over the. you know hair of throughput no way in the movie jane assembling a pulse when they said that a no go and fill in the. look. of it will go sort of as it will when it gives your best to a small blotter or. if it mumbled the mafia literature well or should a home sonic on the scene i'm

if you believe that naomi because she did love that will be sad now. that the bits of egypt. that you. might not. have a. good time on the clock in your home to mom mom says madonna. on the five feet and put it all with jamal here. to see out of someone. else other put all summer long. for in the us the. kill list of the good stuff. will help. and we'll. succeed and will clog up the source of what i just enough called to have done on the ice sheet and so. the future of the animal got up there and that will. cause i notice you've done this other than to suddenly be sure that we shot it with a vision i'm sure they're going to look at that point of view i decided to find it at least learn something such as a guy who plays the most muslim by the limousine with a good. look at them and they're just over and they're the. you know hereford no way in all the jane assembling nickels when they sell the haina kolo and pulling the. new look closely one of it will go sort of as it wasn't going to mess with more butter or something if it mumbled the mafia let it out whether she's a homicid

dwayne the rockjohnson and naomie harris start in rampage, a us fantasy action film based on the cult 80s video game. find out what jason sullivan's made of. that and the week's other top releases in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. sir cliff richard has told a high courtjudge he felt "forever tainted" by the bbc‘s coverage of a police raid on his home in berkshire following a sex assault allegation. the 77—year—old singer is taking legal action against the broadcaster following the raid in 2014. in his evidence to the court, sir cliff said that after seeing the coverage on television, he collapsed in his kitchen sobbing, and that helicopter footage of the search of his flat had caused him profound and long lasting damage. the bbc says its coverage was in the public interest. our special correspondent lucy manning's report contains some flash photography. sir cliff richard often performs in front of thousands, he came this afternoon to the high court in stepped into the witness box, telling thejudge of stepped into the witness box, telling the judge of the tortur

. >> also part of the cast, naomi campbell and michelle williams.side. >> avery is the object of ridicule because of her unfortunate voice. oh, wow. super. >> amy's biggest test, playing renee before the bump on the head. >> there's a scene where i enter a bikina contest. it was scripted that i came out and did a pivot. that scene, what it ended up becomes was so insane and fun and so empowering. >> we have not talked to amy since she got married. i'm going to sit down with her at the end of this week. don't miss that one on monday. >>> still ahead -- pregnant kate hudson expecting and engaged. next on kron-4 news at eight: tragedy strikes a bay area family...a 9 - year-old child... the victim of a deadly hit and run in oakland.three others remain in the hospital... tonight, the hunt is on for the person responsible.plus slick roads tonight as another spring storm hits the bay area. what we can expect for the rest of tonight...and when things will start warming up. plus we'll show you which bay area school is considering housing homeless ástudents.

. >> also part of the cast, naomi campbell and michelle williams.ide. >> avery is the object of ridicule because of her unfortunate voice. oh, wow. super. >> amy's biggest test, playing renee before the bump on the head. >> there's a scene where i enter a bikina contest. it was scripted that i came out and did a pivot. that scene, what it ended up becomes was so insane and fun and so empowering. >> we have not talked to amy since she got married. i'm going to sit down with her at the end of this week. don't miss that one on monday. >>> still ahead -- pregnant kate hudson expecting and engaged. what we just learned. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." we're with acm host reba mcentire. >> her plans for a reba reboot. >> jacked up to jesus. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >>> while we have run out of time for tonight. >> but, we have one more thing to check out. >> look closely. that baby bump is showing. kate sudson made her first public appearance since poetsing this announcement she's pregnant with a girl. kate toasted with a glass

test text1 underline test text1 italics [applause]. >> thank you test text1 under naomi. now i'd like to introduce andrea test texgooden test t director of community and test text1 underline employee engagement from pg&e to talk about their relationship with the warriors test text1 underline and test text1 italics more. te >> good test tafternoon te everyone. i am both proud and humbled to test text1 be te here today. wonderful showing of support. i'm here representing test text1 underline pg&e and want to start by saying how proud we are to work with the test text1 underline warriors, and who wouldn't be? not only are they the best nba team out there and have been for a long time but they also have a test text1 underline test legacy of not only believing in the community but giving back. and so for pg&e test you know that's part of what we do. we embrace working with our communities, wherever they are, and so it's test text1 underline test text1 really been a great partnership and today represents much of that and so many of you out here with whom we've worked. you know

i want to give a huge thank you to naomi kelly behind me. she pole vaulted this project along with mayor lee by identifying it as a critical piece of infrastructure for the city. so we're so -- port staff, port commission and i are so excited for the day, so thankful for the state leadership for assembly member chu, ting, getting us $250 million for the project, should this be approved, we'll work hard to get it done. we're so thankful the leadership has heard our call and is going to prioritize a safe and vibrant waterfront. thank you so much. >> i'm grateful to my colleagues for representing this effort. phil ting, as well as our next speaker, senator scott wiener. >> thank you, david, i want to thank assemblyman chiu for his leadership. when we served on the board of superviso supervisors together, we all care about infrastructure, but david took so much leadership on not just the sexy infrastructure, but on the infrastructure that we depend on but the people don't see. and the seawall is certainly part of that. i want to thank the port.

but we don't get to speak further as church role is led away by officials from the myanmar embassy naomi oman. to find out the truth about wine wine we travel to the mandalay region in central min ma. it's a world away from singapore. down a dirt track off the main road is in dorji village. this is where wine wine and her sister church all grew up and where their mother and family still live. their brother. has been unwell for months unable to work after a mine the wound became infected because he couldn't afford to get it treated. he and his wife have just had a baby. but he only wants to talk about his sister. but . the. and near. warning i will leave it yet. why nothing of. what we. keep wasn't home when a recruitment agent from a neighboring village showed up one day. it was their mother who agreed to let wine wine go. away. from the girls and they. will let. you know. suspected wine wine was under-age family records show she was only seventeen. the same agent has recruited at least sixty goals from this village to go to singapore one of them has recently returned and come to visit f

joining us, scott, and naomi good afternoon to you both if i start with you, naomi, in terms whetherhe fallout is behind wells fargo or not, certainly, when we consider that unprecedented punishment from the fed hard to think it could get worse in that sphere, the punishment sphere. >> well, yes, certainly. the punishment is high for the first time the fed cast the acts aside of the third largest bank in the united states that's hampering, but at the same time, the potential for a billion or more, just what was announced, additional fines coming in for a consumer-related crime in this particular case against the auto and mortgage sectors, but that is something that might actually, i think, become higher in quarters to come we're just starting with that number coming out now, and, of course, between the fed cap and between that number, this is not the first time wells fargo paid fines in the last couple years nor the first time wells fargo paid multibillion dollar fines in the wake of the financial crisis what's weighing on the stock on the market on perception is the fact that these

clearly, because naomi harris, last seen in moonstruck. moonlight, even.is deliriously fun. it could be awful, you never know with the rock. it could be a bad film or a great film. the thing is he's become the biggest movie star in the world right now and he pulled this movie single—handedly like hercules would with a blockbuster on his back all the way over the line. it is deliriously silly. he can play charades with the gorilla here. i think it is three words, book, warfilm, tv, and peace, clearly, he's got that softness to him. i don't know what to make of this. it really, really works. the gorilla kind of eats the pathogen, goes outside becomes king kong, kind of takes out chicago. it has stupid lines like, "we've gotta get to chicago before the alligator and the wolf level the city." but it works. oh, my god. it somehow works. mainly because of the rock's star power, mainly because of its preposterousness and maybe because, like very good monster movies, all the way back to godzilla it somehow it is about man's folly. it's about american id run wild,

johanna konta beat naomi osaka to give great britian a lead overjapan. watson lost hers in straight sets to kurumi nara. and so it all hinges on the doubles, with konta and watson teaming up together. they have taken the first set, so fingers crossed they can secure gb‘s spotin fingers crossed they can secure gb‘s spot in the world group. that is all the sport for now. now, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are features writer for the independent james rampton, and journalist and author lainy malkani. a warm welcome to you both. let's have a look at today's front pages. the sunday times reports security chiefs are to get greater powers to fight terror, following last year's attacks in london and manchester. also on its front page, claims about scotland yard's handling of an investigation into allegations about a tory mp. the observer leads with accusations that government plans to force people to prove their identities at polling stations in next month's local elections, and risk ali

. >> with my name is naomi and i am 11 years old. -- my name is naomi and i am 11 years old. carter led aend walkout at our school on the 14th. i am a sophomore at auburn university. i said exactly what you all are -- myand did my first first march for life. ♪ all persons having business before the honorable supreme court requires to draw near and give their attention. landmark cases, c-span's special history series produced in partnership with the national constitution center, exploring the human stories and constitutional dramas behind 12 historic supreme court decisions. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. good evening and welcome to landmark cases. tonight's case is tinker v. des moines. case, the court ruled that students first amendment rights to free speech are still protected, even when they are at school. we will learn more about the history of this case and its significance in our society today, in a year where there are a lot of students within their opinions on issues today. namesakes.ne of the she and her brother were students in 1969 when the case cam

johanna konta beat naomi 0saka in straight sets to give great britain a 2—1 lead but heather watson thenhe doubles would have sealed it, but despite taking the first set, they lost to miyo kato and makoto ninomiya 6—3 3—6 3—6. the defeat means britain miss out on promotion and will remain in the europe/africa group. they haven't played at the top level for 25 years. racing 92 host munster today in the semifinal of the champions cup with the winners meeting leinster in the final. all blacks legend dan carter starts on the bench for the french side today. but speaking to 5live's rugby union weekly podcast, he says his role at the club is as much about inspiring as it is playing. this career where i've been able to win plenty of choices trophies and titles, there's no betterfeeling than rugby. i want the younger guys in the team to experience that and that's one trying to push the team to help everyone get better to basically put the team first, and you know, i could be getting annoyed on the bench or whatever happens, but it's not like that for me. i have my last couple of months here, i w

that made it 1—1 after heather watson lost to naomi osaka.ace tomorrow. mark selby has made a disastrous start to the defence of his world snooker title in sheffield. selby is looking for a fourth title in five years. he's playing joe perry but lost the first four frames. perry had to play three qualifiers to make the first round. he leads selby by five frames to two. and that's all the sport for now. john, thank you very much. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at a:35pm. bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. a police investigation has been launched after a three—year—old boy died in a swimming pool at a leisure centre in leeds. officers were called to a david lloyd club in leeds at about 9:45am this morning following a report that a child had entered the pool and drowned. the boy was taken to leeds general infirmary, but later died. police are treating the incident as an accident, but are appealing for anyone who was in the pool at the time to contact them. let

great britain's fed cup ties finer poised one actual, first play was heather watson against naomi osaka hosts are one up. these other two play—offs to get to group two, the next level of accommodation. the team haven't played at that level for 25 years. and the british and onejohanna konta fought back for her side this morning, beating kurumi nara 6—4, 6-2, to morning, beating kurumi nara 6—4, 6—2, to level at the tire one match all. the reversing some doubles will ta ke all. the reversing some doubles will take place early tomorrow morning from four o'clock, all the action will be on the bbc sport website. i think throughout the whole match she did an incredible job of rising to the occasion, and she definitely used to the energy of the crowd, and the crowd have been great. i think she did a really good job of using that, and she made it very hard for me. i knew going into the match that it was going to be an easy match, andl it was going to be an easy match, and i was going to have to earn my way to get an opportunity to come through as the winner today. bluster through as the winner

naomi kelly, muhammad nuru, ed ruskin, phil michael lamb bart, john aim, thom hughie from dbi, michaelnicole bond, adrian pond, barbara garcia, brian strong, john updike, and finally, my partner in everything tyron jew from the mayor's office. could you stand up and be recognized. [applause] and lastly, i would like to thank our main sponsor for this event, so grateful for their leadership and their demonstration of what is possible when you lead by intention and that is kaiser. [applause] >> so, i have to say, as a californian, it's been a tough year to witness this new normal of a changed climate. as an environmentalist, it's been hard to watch what is happening at the national level. it is impossible not to feel not to react. don't it always seem you don't know what you've got until it's gone. but then, i see students, students like the school of the arts chorus, students like those who are rising up against gun violence and marching for their lives. and that awful feeling turns to hope. and then i see the young people who are suing the federal over climate change because they belie

. >> my name is naomi kelly the single-story for the 775 i started with the city and county in 1996 working for the newly elected mayor willie brown, jr. not only the chief of staff a woman but many policy advisors that were advising him everyday their supportive and nourished and sponsored united states and excited about the future. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks

so right now i'd like to introduce naomi kelly. thank you for your patience miss kelly. she's the city administrator as everybody knows and she's going to say an any words. we've been working with her office on this item. >> thank you, supervisor yee and all of you. last year supervisor yee approached me about the idea of an emerging technologies work group. i'm here to fully support this resolution and the proposed attempt that supervisor yee will introduce today. my viewpoint is that the working group must -- it must balance innovation and new technology with other important city values including safety, fairness, equity, accessibility and efficiency. the first step will be to bring everyone together to get a consensus with folks who were thinking about being on that committee, which is out lined in the resolution, our community advocates, city departments, industry stake holders and academic leaders to help develop bust practices and get everyone on the same page. while that working group thinks through the policy questions i also do believe that we should be concurre

[applause] >> thank you so much naomi. that was terrific and you know, in years past, we often had someone here to talk more generally about regulatory policy in addition to the telecom focus. even some of your predecessors in your position. so it is wonderful to have you here. we have time for just maybe one or two questions before we break for lunch. and we administrative graciously agreed but i will ask you this. i think probably this can be quick. when we were putting together your bio and by the way, i should have mentioned that naomi -- could have gone on but i confess that one got to the senate that said a former -- i had one of the proofreaders say it must be wrong because you never heard of that and you just mentioned that. i think i have an idea about what that might mean but maybe, and just tell us, why that is called structural constitutional law? >> sure. i guess to distinguish it from some of the other constitutional law courts the structural constitutional, the structure of the constitution relates to thinki

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