supported by neal. after neal goes astray. melker karlsson down low. 36 seconds left in regulation time. out of the scrum, dug out. big hit by burns as he lures erik haula. >> eddie: chop in back of the leg for good measure. >> john: off the boards. hard play back to fleury. 19 seconds left in regulation time. see the time of the power play, vlasic, perron but offside. >> eddie: terrific night for brent burns, couple of goals, physical play and for all good measure there, gives erik haula a rough ride and chop in back of the leg and marchessault on tierney. tierney at end of long shift, tried to challenge the forward. former florida panther did a heck of a job there one-on-one. >> john: vlasic, wide of fleury. six seconds left. 30 seconds on the power play. schmidt, blockered down by jones. game two goes to overtime. coming up on the subway overtime intermission report, vegas looks to stay undefeated in postseason. what to watch for in extra hockey. 3-3 the count. nate schmidt with tying goal in late stages of game two. stanle

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i wonder what you would like to see happen now neal? happen now neal?ed. very harshly. in what respect? what respect? people who pay their wages, being the ratepayers. the ratepayers. the way that my grand daughter was harmed. harmed. through the same problem as ellie went with the our family. went with the our family. not like to see any child harmed any more. more. the proper training and project our children. children. most beautiful thing in the world, we have to treasure them. we have to treasure them. they are our feature. our feature. beginning of our conversation that you were trying to be positive. you were trying to be positive. you have been tested, haven't you. have been tested, haven't you. think i have been tested more than anyone in these last few years. anyone in these last few years. what is it that you want to do in future? is it that you want to do in future? able to help other families and children is in some other way. children is in some other way. homicide, any support would be very much appreciated. much appreciated. thank you ve

i should have been able to grab something. >> reporter: today neal and his family are living with his mother, the home he grew up in. but neal says dealing with insurance and planning has been challenging along with a new wave of emotions. >> a war like feeling when you're in battle, and when you come back home you have that feeling that you're sparked off or something, like this fire has done the same thing i feel to me. >> reporter: crisis counselors say what neal is experiencing right now is completely normal. it's about this time six months after tragedy, the sight or the smell or the sound of something can trigger an emotional response. >> some people are going through a lot of emotion where they're feeling really sad or really angry or really guilty about feeling sad and angry. >> reporter: for neal and his wife getting through tragedy means focusing on rebuilding, and they know they'll get through it together. >> one day at a time and we'll know the story at the end. >> reporter: dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> snow covered hills, buildings and vehicles in frasier park. that's in the

why does i think neal quarter of a century later having got all of the rest of opinion known seem to disregard the membership outside of market as such an important economic economic the first thing is the e.u. has changed dramatically i'm not. sure but let me go to the single market or single market and the e.u. have changed dramatically in that period of time but more importantly looking to the future and this is think will agree in terms of scotland independent scotland i think in fact actually george osborne recently has made a statement saying that the u.k. should do this as well but i think we've the best way forward for scotland which avoids the don't sites place it now that you know it's a bounce but also allows us to keep an access to access the single market is important is to adopt was called the norwegian solution to join the european free trade association and that means that we're not going to be tied into federal going to states or europe which i think is going to happen and set we know what we scotland and dependent realise if we don't something like norway type solut

live from moscow to the world mrs arty international my name's you know neal good to have your company our top story are continuing to grow over claims of a chemical weapons attack in the syrian city of duma the beginning of april a number of western journalists who travel to the city say they are struggling to find witnesses to confirm the reports well for more on this as the of joins me in good morning route so what did the journalists actually find what did the governor when they visited well that is what makes it so surprising it's it's not a lot that they discovered and we're talking here. three journalists was robert fisk first reporter for the independent a veteran of the middle east decades and decades of experience he went to duma to the alleged site of the chemical attack he spoke to witnesses he spoke to locals went to the hospital where people were allegedly treated spoke to medical staff and

neal katyal argued against the ban in the case which was brought by the state of hawaii. this is justice samuel alito questioning neal katyal. >> any reasonable observer reading this proclamation, without taking into account statements, think this was a muslim ban? >> i think r 50 predominately muslim countries in the world. five countries, five predominately muslim countries are on this list. the population of the predominately muslim countries on this list make up about 8% of the world's muslim population will stop if you looked at the 10 countries with the most muslims, exactly one, iran, would be on that list of the top 10. so would a reasonable observer thing -- >> if it were just the text of the order alone, it might raise eyebrows. but we absolutely agree that it is the same test in other cases, you have to look to all of the circumstances around it, the publicly available once. the fact the order only encompasses some muslim countries, i don't think means it is not religious discrimination. for example, if i am an employer and i've to an african americans working

neal katyal argued against the ban in the case which was brought by the state of hawaii. this is justice samuel alito questioning neal katyal. >> any reasonable observer reading this proclamation, without taking into account statements, think this was a muslim ban? >> i think r 50 predominately muslim countries in the world. five countries, five predominately muslim countries are on this list. the population of the predominately muslim countries on this list make up about 8% of the world's muslim population will stop if you looked at the 10 countries with the most muslims, exactly one, iran, would be on that list of the top 10. so would a reasonable observer thing -- >> if it were just the text of the order alone, it might raise eyebrows. but we absolutely agree that it is the same test in other cases, you have to look to all of the circumstances around it, the publicly available once. the fact the order only encompasses some muslim countries, i don't think means it is not religious discrimination. for example, if i am an employer and i've to an african americans working

neal gray's wife died two years ago as the criminal trial got under way."nanny, when can i come back home to live with you? grandad, when can i come back home to live with you?" and she kept going like that. "i love you, nan. i love you." her grandfather says that ellie was placed at fatal risk by being returned to her parents. he wants lessons to be learned from her death to protect other children in the future. the coroner only handed down this ruling in the past hour and neal gray is going to speak to the media this afternoon. thank you. the founder of facebook, mark zuckerberg, will testify before the us congress today, to answer questions about the improper sharing of people's data with the political consulting firm, cambridge analytica. he'll also be asked to explain why his company was slow to react to claims that russia used facebook to interfere in the us presidential election in 2016. dave lee reports. can americans trust facebook? make no mistake, this is an event mark zuckerberg had really wanted to avoid adding to his calendar, a trip to washi

neal, for five minutes. mr. neal: i ask unanimous consent to be recognized for five minutes and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. i come to the floor of the house this morning to pay tribute to a close friend of mine, monsignor george farland who is celebrating the 50th anniversary of his ordination as a catholic priest. on may 4, 1968, he received his minute steerial orders at st. michael's cathedral in springfield, massachusetts. i know. i was the c.y.l. basketball coach at sacred heart upon his arrival. for the next half century he's been a source of inspiration and comfort at sacred heart church in springfield. he provides every sunday a strong spiritual message, grace, ly lace with humor, but always a powerful message. we have watched and witnessed as he's rebuilt and sustained a vibrant parish and the life of its members. sacred heart church was built -- mmigrants and today it as he says, no matter your station in life, you are we

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neal gray and his late wife, lynne, looked after ellie from when she was a baby.y. in a bbc interview he described how they saw her the day before she died. she said, when i come back home to visit you? when cani come back home to visit you? when can i come to live with you? she kept going like that, i love you. her grandfather's hope is that the lessons learned from ellie's death will protect other children in the future. british gas is putting up energy prices for millions of customers on standard tariffs by an average of 5.5% or £60 a year. the rise applies to both gas and electricity. the company is the uk's largest energy supplier. our business editor, simon jack, is here. talk us through the changes. we have a bit of time, these changes come in on the 29th of may and the price of gas and literacy, up by 5.5%. that means an extra £60, taking the average bill up to £1161 a yearfor taking the average bill up to £1161 a year for those taking the average bill up to £1161 a yearfor those on taking the average bill up to £1161 a year for those on a standard variabl

neal o'brien. minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the u.k. plays host to the commonwealth heads of government meeting. i know the whole house will want to join me in welcoming leaders from 52 countries to london who collectively represent a third of the world's population. over the coming days, we will discuss a range of priorities, from oceans to sever security to tackling malaria and ensuring all children have access to 12 years of quality education. of that commonwealth under age 30, they will have a focus on how we revitalize the organization to ensure continuing relevance, especially in young people. colleagues andh i will have further meetings later today. >> neal o'brien? >> mr. speaker, the whole house will be aware of these stories of people who came to this country from the commonwealth 45 years ago, people facing the anxiety of being asked for documents they can't provide. will the prime minister talk about how she and the government are doing to provide reassurance in these cases? >> prime minister? >> my honorable friend has rais

certainly neal i you know the story in itself is quite extraordinary given that what it generated was one of the biggest diplomatic rouse we've seen unravel between the u.k. and russia in the years and yet here we are month a month after the poisoning of sergei script paul and his daughter unraveled there is still no proof coming from the u.k. on this massive scandal because here we are we have the leading scientific defensible not only did the scientists here in britain not find proof that the nerve agent used came from russia but they were not able to identify the source the precise source or any country that it might have come from and given the seriousness of the measures that we saw come from the u.k. following the governments here in britain alleging that it's highly likely that russia was behind the poisoning then they were saying that it could only have been russia and then it unraveled into if there's nobody else it could have been yet moscow was saying over and over again that they would like to see proof that they would like to see evidence that they would like to see scien

an alameda man who is key of putting man on the moon. >> reporter: long before neal armstrong sat inhe cockpit, he sat by this man. >> many hours of flying the capsule. >> reporter: the world's expert at landing apollo spacecraft. >> my wife called me a half astronaut. >> reporter: still flying planes even in his nineties. he served board this ship the u "uss hornet." >> you can see here, that i am pretty worn out. in and out of that capsule i don't know how many times. >> reporter: helping find the electrical fire. >> you can see it from my nose. my nose gives me away. >> reporter: testing space suits and designing control layouts. >> can i reach this up here if i am in a pressurized suit. >> reporter: he wrote manuals and trained astronauts. >> they were all brilliant. i will say that. >> reporter: he was there when they blasted off. >> the ground actually skes. your body vibrates. >> reporter: he helped those who were get to the moon and get home safely. in alameda, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> happy birthday to him. fragments of a meteorite fell to the earth. researchers from sw

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well neal certainly some major breaking news coming in this hour in terms of the developments to the script called scandal and we're going to have to wait and see if the media here in the u.k. and the press give the same kind of attention to these developments coming out of a major british scientific defense laborde story we know that in the sky news interview the chief executive of ports and down has said that british scientists have not been able to establish that whatever was used in the script paul and his daughter poisoning came from russia so they were not able to come up with proof of all of these allegations that have been made throughout this last month he has said that they've been able to determine that a new use was again a military grave nerve agent but the origins of where it came from these scientists here in the u.k. were not able to prove and this is of course a major development given all the anti russia hype that we have been seeing unraveling here over the last months with the punishment coming way before the crime and the source of the crime was determined of cou

every step hurts and she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five years neal of her bag was working as a seamstress at rana plaza when the nine stories of our building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover her multiple operations her family has had to scrimp and save to get by. for her were i want compensation from the government none of the affected workers have been properly compensated they gave us hardly anything but of what happened to all the aid money they came from abroad we need that money. there was a powerful outcry from the international community after the disaster working conditions in bangladesh improved a bit for the garment workers as owners addressed safety issues and improved structural integrity. still band hense man of clean clothes campaign affiliate in kota says another rana plaza catastrophe could happen at any time in bangladesh. doesn't know where all the factories in bangladesh apology to this agreement and not all hazards have been salted or there ha

he did 1.0 executive order which is clearly a muslim ban, 2.0 struck down, 3.0. >> neal katyal seed to hit his stride on the other part on the fight with congress part. you have a lot more legal experience than i do. it made me wonder whether there's something he thinks in terms of his strategy that he might win not on rjt you but on that way. >> neal understands the way to bring kennedy along. we'll make nel argument we can if we need to the convince kennedy. the arguments are very clear and runs afoul of the whole idea of the executive branch cannot trump congress and override the ina. >> let me play another important moment from inside the courtroom. there's been a lot of talking whether people will resign what trump does. jeff sessions reportedly threat he might on a mule ter issue. rod rosenstein talking about what would happen if he left, don mcgahn threatened to resign. who is left. here was that very idea in the travel ban context that came up in court. >> it was argued in a case this week about the unitary executive theory, which basically says the president is at the head. if

here in moscow this when's the april the twenty fifth my names you know neal this is r t international our top story donald trump has heaped praise on among you all micron a meeting in the white house the two presidents met to discuss syria and iran but it's their touchy feely friendship that's so all over the headlines. thank you. mr president the old saying what a great relationship we have and they're actually correct it's not fake news finally it's not fake news so it's a great honor they don't know that you're here but we do have a very special relationship and try to get the pieces. to the people we have to make them for he is perfect so it is really it is really great to be with you and your special critic now a lot of the basis of recent unity between donald trump and french president mccraw on has been the recent attack on syria france and the united states along with the u.k. cooperated in the recent air strikes in syria now it seems pretty clear that mccrie on was hoping that this recent attack could kind of lay the basis for a continued cooperation between the united states

neal viavio. come on up to the mic. you have two minutes. >> good evening, board. tonight for all i am the director of the student initiative. it is late. i am tired. i am representative for the pacific islander community. i want to say thank you as this moves through the process. this is historic for pacific islanders. i don't think anywhere in northern california is this championed. you are doing something as impactful for the community. as a leader in community, i want to say thank you. this is a partnership. we have been here since august. also a big thank you to the leadership team. the superintendent sending your folks out there. commissioner mendoza came out there. thank you for the community. we are not large in numbers, but very humble people. we depend on these relationships to get us our community support. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. i am eva. i am an italian young woman. the school for equity i was given the opportunity to take city classes through the program at city college. the first city class that i was able to take was

that interrupts free trade interrupts freedom and anything in or of freedom is a reversion back to neal's little ism and we see that happening right now by states and presumably here in canada as well as concentrated in this your fewer hands grabbing a river of the risk of neil feudalism on the horizon crypto is is the answer in my view and it is an asset class and it is gobbling up market share and the us dollar is still all free up money is still. going to be interviewed on. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu claims iran lied about its nuclear program and he presents a boston man to supposedly secret date set approvals. why would a terrorist regime. in meticulously cut a secret nuclear falls just not to use the litter but. there are calls for donald trump to be awarded the nobel peace prize after he takes credit for progress on the korean peninsula. today human rights organization accuses the israeli army of deliberately targeting the legs of protesters in gaza. i spend six hours in surgery and then one week in the intensive care unit and i didn't think my leg.

and neal is important as jeb. >> no question. >> they all love each other. they are very loyal. if george gets hurt, marvin hurts. if marvin gets hurt, dorro hurts. and they are very loyal and loving and maybe that is what politics does for you. draws you apart or together. in our case, it drew us together i think. >> doug brinkley, mrs. bush was very insistent in saying she loved all of her children, in every interview, if you ever asked or even not asked, having a child who is president or governor is same as her other children. >> and that is the way all moms should be. we believed her when she said that. there was no favoritism. and you know, one of the reasons, you know, that we are all mourning barbara bush's passing and celebrating her life is because of that marriage, we forgot what george herbert walker bush meant. he was president for german reunionfication, and the berlin wall coming down. one of our great foreign policy president. yet memoir was cowritten. and yet didn't seem to be bragging. barbara bush has written one of the best memoirs ever as a first lady. very

that is what neal cassidy is going to say. the government may have tried to sanitize this and say we are only focusing -- but we know what this is about. candidate trump said he wanted a ban on muslims. that this has gone through several iterations. he is telling the justices don't be fooled. you ought to view it as an unconstitutional attempt to screen out muslims. host: line for democrats. go ahead. caller: they keep referring to this as a muslim band. i thought these questions who don't have a u.s. embassy. would you identify these ,ountries that this applies to and what countries where we have a u.s. embassy? iran, libya, somalia, syria, yemen and north korea, then his way love -- venezuela. was part of the proclamation removed? correct. the administration's view is this is not a muslim than. if it were a muslim band, there are a lot of muslim countries. the administration's argument is that if you look at libya, syria, these are very troubled countries that may not have a good information system. we can't be confidence th

me and neal came out on top. it has shown to work. —— neil.you are putting a lot of trust on the guy in the front. first, you want somebody who is experienced at riding a bike. matt fits the bill. he has raced at so many different levels inciting. he could make it as a professional himself. you need someone who is particularly strong. because the tandem, with two people, involves lots of gears work. matt is a strong, slow, steady rider. we really click. you put us together and itjust really click. you put us together and it just seems really click. you put us together and itjust seems to get results. we we re and itjust seems to get results. we were shocked just how quick we are going out here. way ahead of where we expected to be, and it puts is in good stead for tokyo in two years‘ time. i guess it is very noisy, as you have already described. matt, are you an honorary scot for this? yes, everybody has embraced me. i am glad they let me in the team. to be able to ride with neil. yes... the support in the velodrome has been good for scotland.

now, this is just alito questioning neal katyal, who, as you pointed out, is the attorney represting the state of hawaii, challenging the travel ban. >> woodruff: so significance of this one. r >> we'ht back to the president's statements and tweets. mr. katyal also pointed out how postelection, president trum retweeted three very virulent anti-muslim videos, and he responded to additional questions along the line of-- from the chief justice, is there any kind of statute of limitations on these campaign statements? and mr. katyal said the president could have repudiated the statements he made but he ver did. he embraced them, and that is further evidence of animous. judy, there also is a very serious question and exchange throughout the arguments about the power and authority of the president. you had justices sotomayor and ginsberg saying congress has set out a scheme to deal witseh the sorts of situations. congress makes immigration lawsa justice sotr asked, "what gives the president the authority to do more than what congress has said is adequate?" god mr. francisco, the rnment's l

that was fifteen years ago choirmaster neal had just returned from studying in england when he found his home in a state of near civil war but the idea of starting a chamber choir at just that time was not that far fetched. me it's very much ingrained in us. for example i grew up being exposed to music since i was in great two and began singing in school in in church so so that i think it's the same for everyone here in this predominately hindu. and when you look at the cult of. hindu culture is they don't have the singing culture over a christian community which is you go to church and that's where you you think you know even the americans who knows most of them started. soprano every issue is one of the back. but nobody here has as an graces although the choir has won many awards including first prize on the television show india's super talent performances with cheering fans and big orchestra is followed. can surround off the choir rehearses a new composition a mix of indian film music classical music and pop as if to show that contrasts can also result in harmony. in. the neighbo

quincy mccrary, neal evans and me and carla azar on drums.e i was 12 years old. it's just very heavy up front, really, really heavy. >> jimmy: really? >> so, yeah, i've never been in a band this loud before. >> jimmy: is that right? >> and i thought i had been loud before. >> jimmy: yeah, you've been pretty loud. >> gotten louder. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: but you -- i hear you're doing this thing now where you're doing two weeks on and then you do two weeks off, so you can just hang out with the kids. >> yeah, i've been doing that since they were born, actually. it's not a good financial idea to do this. >> jimmy: no. >> you're gone on out for two weeks and then i have two weeks with them, so it's nice. and then i can visit them in prison and, you know, bring them some care packages. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they really got off to a bad thing. they really got off to be a bad thing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: when you make a -- when you do this, do you get to enjoy this record at all or now you're working on the next album? >> you kno

thing that interrupts free trade interrupt freedom and i think interest freedom is a reversion back to neal journalism and we see that happening right now the united states and presumably here in canada as well as concentrator next year if your hands bradley a report of the risk of neil seattle is up on the horizon crypto is is the answer in my view and it is an asset class and it is gobbling up market share and the u.s. dollar is also your money is still. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy people in foundation let it be an arms race based on often scary dramatic development that only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that's right. very critical. to sit down. with us for the weekly hero nazi humanitarian organizations are demanding over an alleged saudi led air strike on a wedding party in yemen the bombing killed at least twenty people and injured dozens more in fact some reports suggest as many as fifty people may have been killed i should issue you a quick warning the video we're about to show you may well be considered distressing a small seven

challenges and so on we've a possible change of government on the other hand of course you have very neal sort of new slew of promises to be deliver but i think this round of election it's perhaps not as exciting quote unquote at least for me as the last round ok i think the conclusion is almost of foregone namely let me let me take that point back to charles in kuala lumpur the economy is growing at the fastest rate in three years why do you think charles that most malaysians will want to jeopardize or risk that for an unknown sort of future i think is zero was characterizing it there. i think you're right in saying that the economy is going to you know six percent. and that is a given fact but unfortunately malaysians are feeling poorer milesians don't feel that they're benefiting from how they are feeling poorer. yeah let me finish how for example the cost of living has gone up quite a bit. quite a bit. so that your wages are lots of quite a lot one of the problems that we have today for example at least unicef report say is that stunted growth israelis hit among melissy as poor especi

olympics in the spoken as it sat a game at least the second yellow card i'm neal thanks is it a sing song call shines in quick succession needless self-inflicted wounds. sheesh. i'm not allowed to say anything like christine strike me as well and he is also being dismissed by severe state that. i didn't overreact i cursed once. it was the fight of any other questions yes we still have some questions. by him when the league on the upcoming match day or who will book their chickens to the champions league. my position in the book isn't from first. we cannot beat running five games even off an arm or once again candidates. what about the bottom of the table to go down once it's all said and done from the thirteenth place on nobody is safe to hamburg and cologne still have a chance to avoid the drop the answer is most likely awaits next week. and before we go let's take a look once again at eleven dos the show in munich. alex maleev who says that it doesn't answer for us so it was a disaster for some from the first minute to the last. hat trick against dortmund with style and the best of

former chief scientist at nasa, james carpenter from the esa research center in the netherlands, clive neal from the university of notre dame, carly peters from brown university and felipe longanais from the university of par paris, all tremendous amount of experience in working on lunar programs and lunar science and the moon rocks. i will be timekeeper down here and try to keep you -- everybody on schedule so you will have about the same -- about the same amount of time and please save your questions for the end of the program rather than after each speaker. with that, ellen, would you begin. >> thank you. so i feel like we're entering in a really exciting time period over the next five or six years when we get the lunar gateway up and functioning. this is something that obviously we've been working on for a number of years at nasa and this panel is quite geologist heavy, including myself. so surprisingly for all of you who know i'm one of the geologists i'm going to actually focus today on talking about a subject that's been brought up a couple times, the benefits of lunar exploration to

well neal we're certainly still waiting for any kind of official follow up from westminster on these latest revelations from porton down now that their chief executive of this major leading british defense science lab has basically said that not only do they not have proof that russia is not behind this crippled poisoning and this case but they also don't know the source of where this military grave nerve agent that everybody has been talking about had come from and of course this is seen as a major development given the amount of accusations that have been flying around against russia where its culpability was presumed basically from the very beginning whenever his last name was established and it was determined that he was once connected to russia that's when it all began and this whole time while we've been seeing russia asking for proof evidence and facts all we've been seeing was major accusations coming from westminster really pointing all fingers at moscow before any proof was presented let's take a look. it's highly unlikely that russia was responsible we do hold russia koku

twenty four hour news live from moscow this is r t international my names you know neal welcome to the program. the bureau of investigative journalism has released a report claiming a de by base company hired a top level p.r. executive to produce a film linking qatar with terrorism it's claimed he previously created propaganda material for the pentagon breaking down that story first morocco's the of this new propaganda quite like military propaganda psychological operations that these psyops serious stuff aside from mere unlimited money you also don't have to deal with all those annoying ethical restrictions i just assumed it was news gathering. process and worked in the process so then realize this is a big project so we would do the news items that would go out on the news and or on various channels locally and we were to make it its best we could look. as if it was made locally belled partan ger specialized didn't military grade propaganda the british p.r. firm was active in iraq for years into the us commander there they did crazy stuff faked local news reports smeared iran put tog

he will be replaced by neal fin, that guy from crowded house and mike campbell from tom petty's band, a man who probably won't be eating hot peppers any time soon. during a pepper eating contest he ate an entire carolina reaper, the hottest pepper in the world. >> that didn't quite work out. right after that he started suffering from what doctors call a thunder clap headache. he sought medical help when the extremely painful headaches continued for days. the guy's fine right now but doctors warn eating powerful peppers isn't for everybody. yeah, imagine that. >> is that who it's like all the time? are you okay? >> i can't hear anything now. >>> houston said a final good-bye to the famed astrodome. thousands came out for what they called dome-coming. >> their last chance to see what's left of the stadium that was once home to the oilers and astros. the dome is undergoing a massive renovation and won't be open again for two years. >>> and a georgia man is suing his former boss after a pocket dial led to his firing. james stevens says he put his phone in his pocket and dialed his boss b

to monetise and de platform that person but you see that we've slowly evolved into sort of you know neal feudal times as you say you're under whatever corporation and you pledge allegiance to that corporation or your only recourse to basically change the world and the environment around you is to appeal to some corporation exxon please stop polluting google please let me up load a video facebook play. let me communicate with my family like it's or the opposite is like facebook i don't like that person's message take them off facebook and and don't allow them to speak to anybody. fox news i don't like what that person your presenter said so i'm going to contact everybody who ever advertises on your channel going to take them down so there's our discourse this is like corporate discourse now we'll we only we can only appeal to corporate masters or those corporate masters and crucially are ruled by algorithms exactly on wall street they rely on algorithms trading on the york stock exchange is run by algorithms so the algorithms guy the product of google also guides the actions of the employ