[pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon]ness here to debate. , when you hear death chants like that, do you link those to any of the violence on officers? >> i couldn't quite make out what the chant was saying. jesse: pigs in a blanket, fry

the loch ness monster's of the swamp will always try to get in the way of this president and his agenda. i don't know what they were expecting. he said i was going to repeal and replace obamacare. if i showed you all the senators and members of congress who ran successfully on repealing and replacing obamacare, there were no asterisks, footnotes, bibliographies, no may be, should of, could have, would have. i can show you in 16 different shots. pledging to repeal and replace obamacare straight up. the one person keeping that promise is donald trump. he has been here for six short months. they've been talking about this for seven years. while he was busy being a successful businessman in new york and around the globe, they were promising their constituents. i also want to point something out about tonight. whether they have an all-nighter, wherever it goes to conference, i want america to know not a single democrat needs helping. republicans offered a single-payer amendment tonight to get a vote on where the democrats say our country is headed and do you know how many votes it got? this

to the sweet ness at the barbecue >> you want to do this?ipa. >> absolutely. >> now this, from hearty wood, 9.3% alcohol, will stand up to the barbecue. it's a stout >> yes, it is >> again, this is going on tell us about this before we head out >> we have the 12 to five tomorrow at city tap house 9th and i street northwest. and we'll be doing the barbecue come in, get a $20, gets you a taste of everybody's barbecue >> 15 seconds. making barbecue >> good tip, it's not about time or temperature, it's about doneness and look and just got to go with it. >> matt and david from stow tap, we appreciate you guys >> thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: ok. you guys ready for some toilet training? >> yes! harvey: ok. here's what we're going to do today, we're going to look at some of the best things we've done over the last month or so. but there is something on the line for you, which is a bottle of champagne, if you can get the clues that will reveal the person who is the subject of the story. the ga

i mean it was to just simply extinguish indian-ness from the united states all together. so what the counter culture wasn'ted to do was not extinguish but to replicate them. in the process of seeking out actual indian people, whether through the native american church in peyote context which is often the first place they would go or a visit to the hopi pueblo in hopes of establishing a hippie be in in 1967 on the summer sol stis. in the process they began to interact with indian people, the complexities of reservation life and their political problems. so they began to learn and write about them, and eventually some joined them in their fight, providing substantive material support. now, on the other side of this, many indian people did not welcome hippies to their communities. they were deeply skeptical of their intent. they were clear-eyed about the limitations of these starry eyed youth, and they worried about the impact of drugs and sexual practices that would -- they worried about the impacts of drug use and sexual practices would have on their own impressionable chi

when he came to walden, he had a set of ideas about what wild mess is, not wilderness, but ness. part of the exercise in coming to walden was to remove himself from culture. that sounds sort of drastic, but a good example would be that he went to tahiti and part of the reason he went there was to put all of europe behind him. and that was something emerson suggested in a number of places, but he thought it was important for americans to put that behind them. and one good way to do it is to come out and live by yourself in a house with no neighbors. at that point historically, there had been other people living out here, but they were for the most part on the way out when he was here. not long after he came to walden, that idea of the book, walden, started to occur to him, and if you look his journals from that period, there are passages clipped from it that were worked into some of the early drafts and the lectures he gave on the subject. right in the beginning of "walden" the book he says it was curiosity on the parts of his neighbor. they wanted to know if he was lonely, why ar

. >> the loch ness monster of the swamp will try to get in the way of the president and his agenda. he said like all the senators said, i will repeal and replace obamacare, those who ran successfully on repealing and replacing obamacare. the one person keeping that promise is donald trump. he has been here six short month, pen in hand, they have been talking about this for seven use, four consecutive election cycles when he was being -- businessman around the globe, they were promising -- a moral imperative. heather: it is unbelievable when you think how long they are working on this. they still couldn't come to a decisional conclusion. todd: individuals in congress and we didn't think trump was going to win so we were not ready for this. a shocking statement. heather: hopefully we will move on to other things and get some work done. todd: we talked to these individuals, they don't care about what is going on in the white house, they care about their jobs, taxes or healthcare. it has to come down to taxes. heather: there is other news to talk about, a horrible story that happened, a

one dude, opened up this place where you can get vegan food in delaware, delco, and, vegan ness delco, the place is pack. >> yesy will take through in this hour of "good day philadelphia". >> i'll take you there. >> the staples singer. >> yes. >> yeah. >> all right now. >> i'll take you there. >> i will be at warm daddy's tonight. >> doing what. >> kin dried the family soul will be there. >> are you singing. >> i am, they have asked me to do some backup. and, yeah. >> quite known. >> doctor dyson will be there, i always wanted to chat with him. >> okay. >> he is a great speaker, that is for sure. >> man. >> a wordsmith. >> for sure. >> good day, it is, i think it is monday, almost all day, july the 31st. i don't know what happened to july but i was than the a part of it. >> the whole yeary don't remember any of it. july was my birthday. >> last month of summer then. >> yes, that is night. >> summer's almost over. >> back to school today some kid. >> dawn believe that. >> that makes me spit up in my own mouth. >> it is gross. >> hey, guys, how do you know girlfriend, i think my girlfri

it will make this east/west corridor like market or van ness, it will be red-plus only lanes, expanded sidewalks and street corners and restricted left turns. >> not only is geary one of the busiest corridors for buses west of the mississippi, but it's also one of the most dangerous for pedestrians trying to get across the street. >> reporter: eight times more dangerous than any other street, she says. but there's also danger facing businesses along geary. impacts from construction and the resulting gridlock, lack of park, not to mention the general confusion when it comes to navigating a new road system. >> think it's going to be a huge -- i think it's going to be a huge challenge, especially for a destination business like ours. as i said, it relies on parking. we have people coming buying cases of wine, have to be loaded into cars. if people can't park right in front, you know, they're note going to come here. >> reporter: bus riders will save an average of 10 to 15 minutes per trip when it's all said and done. drivers, on the other hand, be prepared to wait. mta plans to improve th

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they have expressed their sad ness and grief on the school's facebook page and is now working with the roarer son family to create a scholarship in bianca's name a lasting tribute to keep bianca 's leg ace a live as all those people loved her say their good byes again this morning happening at 8:00 here at st. paul baptist church in west chester with a funeral service, a celebration of life , to follow at 11:00. thomas. >> really is a celebration of life. we will that have go fund me page on fox 29.com as well if you'd like to contribute. >>> jenny, thank you. >>> two mount laurel men are called heroes this morning after running right into their neighbor's burning condo and saving the elderly couple inside. frank carried his neighbor whose wheelchair bound out of the second floor unit on yar mouth lane. the man with parkinson's disease, limited mobility and just can't walk. the the fellow neighbor rich, leathered residents in nearby condos and help get them to safety as fire went to two alarms and spread through several units, wednesday afternoon. >> i'm glad we were there to help out.

in our july report we noted weak nesses at the federal participant level in three areas. one, verifying and approving applications. two, transferring property. three, assessment of risks. with the federal agency we gain access to the program and attained over 100 control items with an estimated value of $1.2 million, including night vision goggles, simulated rifles and simulated pipe bombs which could be potentially lethal if modified with commercially available items. images of these items are pictured on the graphic boards in the hearing room today. specific weaknesses highlighted in the report include dla's internal control for verifying and approving federal agency applications and enrollment in the program were not adequate, specifically leso's reliance on electronic communication without verification does not allow us to properly vet applicants. second, our testing identified deficiency in the transfer of controlled property such as dla personally not routinely requesting and verifying identification of individuals picking up property. third, while dla has taken som

too pack felt compelled to ask for forgive ness and renewed friendship in case anything happened.he rapper's murder little more than a year remains unsolved. the letter is hitting the auction block on july 19th. it could fetch more than $100,000. i had no idea that they can were a thing. you guys knew >> in the hip hop it's well-known. of >> did you know that i think she had a think also with vanilla ice >> i did not know >> in the van knell la ice community it's well-known. >> he's too young for that >> i was upset when they took the queen song. he was in the teenage ninja turtle movie. wasn't he? >> back in the morning for good day philadelphia. . >>> she's a super model and so is she. it is naomi campbell and rupaul right now. [ cheers ] [ applause ] everybody welcome to "watch what happens" live, i am andy cohen. >> i feel really un-tall right now. >> tanow she's back on tv at th lead. she's giving us live. welcome back, naomi campbell. [ applause ] oh my

too pack felt compelled to ask for forgive ness and renewed friendship in case anything happened.he rapper's murder little more than a year remains unsolved. the letter is hitting the auction block on july 19th. it could fetch more than $100,000. i had no idea that they can were a thing. you guys knew >> in the hip hop it's well-known. of >> did you know that i think she had a think also with vanilla ice >> i did not know >> in the van knell la ice community it's well-known. >> he's too young for that >> i was upset when they took the queen song. he was in the teenage >> developing overnight, a baby rushed to the hospital after being stuck with a needle. what police are now saying this morning. >> and, also, breaking overnight, a man returned to the hospital after being shot multiple times. this looks like we're looking at a fire, fire we'll also tell but this morning, breaking shooting and many different things happening. >> day at the beach takes violent turn. why the men and women who are supposed to protect us while we swim need a protection of their own. so what caused that m

[pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon]ness here to debate. , when you hear death chants like that, do you link those to any of the violence on officers? >> i couldn't quite make out what the chant was saying. jesse: pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon. >> that sounds like a nonsense chant. jesse: i agree it's nonsense, but it's real. >> it's real nonsense. when you talk about is black lives matter responsible for the uptick in violence against police. black lives matter is not an organization with dues-paying members. it's an uprising that came out of police officers killing blacks. when we look at the fact that this organization which isn't really an organization, it's a few people who started a hashtag. ess just because it doesn't have a headquarters doesn't mean it's not a vibrant and loud organization. dana: i'll go to you. police officer deaths are up this year, almost 20%. and last year was the deadliest in the last five years for on-duty police killings. do youling black lives matter to any of that? >> yes. this is a group that was invited to the white house and given a p

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. >> they told us you know just smoky ness of meat ad quality of meat they can tell we actually you know turn things around and over the last year, year and a half we played around with style we're doing. >> sure. >> and definitely sticking true to texas style. how we're smoking meat. >> what is texas style fore he for folks who don't know. explain the difference. >> texas is all about the beef. of course you see more than beef. there but texas is known tore brisket. and it's huge competition who has the best brisket across texas and more about driver up and sauces and lot of places you go into and ask for sauce and they're like what? >> crazy. >> no sauce here. >> if we're at home and want do step up to almost where you guys are how do you make great barbecue. . >> brisket and ribs are two hardest meats. brisket more so than ribs. it takes a lot of time and lover the right temperature between 25 to 250 degrees and getting that nice bed of coals that smooth are through the cooking process and get that i way to clear the smoke. >> should they eat up. >> yes. >> i feel bad taking a slab of

and give that back to her. >> down the street on van ness, i saw a patrol car with flashing lights. they were interviewing the woman who had been harassed and robbed. >> they said -- and then in the bus, they have been hitting my head. like four of them. i said, don't do that to me. that's what you learn in school. i even told them. >> i returned her purse to her. police are investigating surveillance video from both instances to identify the mob of young people. witnesses say they were both male and female, all in their late teens or early 20s. in san francisco, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> on to developing news in san mateo where police are still looking for a shooter. reports of shots fired came in around 7:30 on delaware street. a 36-year-old man was hit. he is expected to survive. aby 7 news was there and you can see the heavy police presence. police searched the area for the suspect and didn't find anyone. investigators believe he shot the man and left with a getaway drive in a red car. >> skeletal remains found in moraga have been identified. they were found in march

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the severity of the problem we have been telling but for months and that is deadly abuse of opioid ness our area. >> we have a certainly heroin epidemic in our area thomas drayton what do you have. >> more than a problem, it is an epidemic. it leads to 33,000 deaths in the single year. there is a new study by cdc, that it fund enough opioids are being prescribed for every american to be on them, think about this, every american to be on around the clock for three weeks. people are handed prescription that is cover longer periods of time, increasing from an average of 13 days back in 2006 to, 18 days in 2015. graphics are not matching because i have changed the script for this story to tell you how severe the problem is, listen to this. >> even though there is improvement in prescribing in today's report we still see too many getting too much for too long and that causes risks for families around the country. >> so what you saw a moment ago was milligrams back from 2010 through 2015 basically saying 734 milligrams equal morphine was prescribed that number down to 640. i want to get to th

a haze hanging over the metro and thank good ness the fireworks went off without a rich last evening because they wouldn't have h this evening. because we had several rounds going through. waves of showers and storms. the exact timing and placement very hard to pip down in a situation like this as it was tonight. but just know that rain is in the forecast pretty much all day tomorrow. storm tractor radar we have some batch es of showers circling around the beltway that's been down to the south most of the day. it's southern maryland that has been hidden the hardest . we have showers north of wild water. light showers as you get northwest of town from craigser town through frederick this is no big deal. what's out there right now will probably fade away during the overnight hours. seventy-five in out at dulles and the setup for tomorrow we've got the called front towards our south. it's keeping things cloudy and muggy with low pressure coming out of the west that will only enhance the moisture that's already here so that's why with it placed right on top of washington you've got sever

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it teachers kid in grade one through five about fire safety , rescue operations and ness and outs of being a fire fighter n1 exercise they learned how to rescue a person , trapped inside of a vehicle. that is a good thing to know. >> that is your newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> it is a unique reunion, this 7-foot python is back home with its owner after he escaped and caused a stir in the philadelphia neighborhood. "eyewitness news" caught up with the snake's owner outside animal control in, hunting back. el-shabazz pick up his snake. it ended up in his neighbor's front yard. >> if it had been a something elsie wouldn't have been out here. >> he is fine, very domestic. only aggressive when it is time to eat. other than that, it is just another pet. >> he is afraid. el-shabazz believes he made his escape he looks like a guy that would have a snake. cool pet for him. >> yeah. >> i could not carry off a python. people would look at me like i was crazy. >>> up next, pat's here with sports. >> good morning, guys. we have got more on the late night sixers summer league

down a tree on the house in stafford found ship and pea sized hail and 45 miles an hour wind gust ness island beach ocean county. as we head in the evening hours we will see down pores and thunderstorms moving through. they won't be widespread, more spotty in coverage but storms that do form, will have very heavy rainfall. we could see localized flooding. that potential for strong gusty winds and small hail is there asbell. we will talk about the storm threat, how many days it will persist in the upcoming week and excessive heat watch in effect coming up in your full forecast, in just a few. >>> sixteen ex-members of the penn state fraternity were back in court today as defense attorneys tried to chip away at numerous charges they faced in connection with the death of pledge timothy piazza. the judge was expected to decide today if there is enough evidence to go to trial but now hearing will continue on august 10th and 11th. piazza's parents in the courtroom all day to day, stepping out when lawyers played a video showing 19 year-old's final moments in the fraternity house. >> they wil

somebody tells you that, they look at, your position, or whatever your job description is there is a weak ness of whatever, you should take that perspective if you are a competitive person in this game. >> we will see what happens as season approaches. now time for baseball. game two, for philadelphia is begins astros tonight, that is game two of the three game series and they have to avoid josealtubea he is 5-foot six but he is balling, four for four last night with three rbi's. batting .507, 396 on the season and lead the bigs with that batting average. so tonight we will see nick paveta take mound for phillies and charlie morton gets the ball for the astros, highlights tonight at 11:00. >>> that is story from the novacare complex i'm don belfor cbs-3 "eyewitness sports". >> thanks, sir, appreciate it. >>> "cbs evening news" is just a few mains way. >> anthony mason joins us with a look ahead, anthony. >> hi ukee and jessica tonight on the "cbs evening news" after getting a narrow win on health care the president again attacked his attorney general. >>> plus maverick returns to the senate bu

ness defined the cuts in the late 1970's. i never found in working through the papers of the beam administration, it is not as though you find people talking about how, sort of strategizing in this way exactly. with rogers, he left the administration, and a lot of people let the administration when he wrote his article about plan shrinkage -- they said that is what we are not doing at all. whatever, obviously they were going to say that. i guess i would characterize plan shrinkage is something more a, a kind ofor logical way of understanding a trend of things, rather than seeing it as the active policy of the beam administration, if that kind of makes sense. but i do hear what you are saying. about the use, the shifting of the use of the land is important as well. >> hi. you spoke to the reaction that to the fiscalyor him whatut can you use the difference would have been if that had been mayor cuomo instead, or he would have been under the same constraints? ms. phillips-fein: in that election of 1977, there is cuomo, koch, so

. >> elon jacobs runs the security firm he tested three other cameras we tested he says ness did not allow a previous owner to accidentally see the new user. but the mpress did. he says it can even be controlled remotely. >> the prior user not only has access to ee you but they can actually direct the camera. >> they can. >> he found security concerns with the rlope made by net gear. >> as soon as i plugged it in the prior setup i had completely worked. >> we went to net gear in san jose they lead the market with more than 4 million cameras sold world wooid. >> we will definitely take this as a sowers thing. >> here a prd manager he says net gear takes several measuring to ensure it don't happen. >> we have a strict policy we did not allow reis sellers to resell used camera. >> they require sell force return any cameras returned so they can be rehe set. that lous you kick-off a previous owner if you decide to buy a used rlo on line in my am crest has a similar policy. they learned about the concern last year and immediately updated the firm ware to close the loop hole. the the dermaw

the inspection process is stringent in most states but federal and state regulation ness place depending on the type of amusement park. >> we're constantly scrutinized so we do the best of our abilities and we go above and beyond sometimes. >> reporter: federal government regulates traveling ride that is don't have a fixed location like a pop up carnival. state government regulate ride picked at a permanent location but regulations vary depending on state requirements. ride are required to be inspected annually in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. you can also ask to see the inspection before you take your ride, and consumer products safety commission investigates ride after an accident has happened. the pennsylvania department of agriculture's division of amusement ride and attractions registered more than 800 ride owners and 10,000 individual amusement rides and attractions annually. it is a daunting task left up to 1400 inspectors throughout the department. >> one bad thing to tear you from having a good time, because it is oddity. >> reporter: morey's pier release aid statement

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police say that the victim got on bus at van ness and mcallister monday night but after he saw the group, he switched at market to a different bus. police say that the teens followed the 27-year-old on the 5 fulton bus and at least three of them punched him and stole his phone. >> to see this incidence where a group of 10 teens, young adults, would even go so far as to follow the victim off one bus to another and attack him, that's very brazen and alarming. >> police are reviewing surveillance video from the buses and plan to release the images of the suspect in the next few weeks. >>> a possible fix may be on the way for the sinking skyscraper in san francisco's soma neighborhood. according to a new report, the 58-story millennium tower at mission and fremont streets sank 7 inches in the past 7 months. city officials and other sources say it's dropped 17 inches lower since 2005 and is leaning two inches at its base. two engineering firms hired by the developer say they can stabilize the tower by drilling up to 100 new support beams from the basement down to bedrock. the spokesman for th

guest: first let me say, i'm for taxes we pay, not just on companies, big companies, but majority nesses where of jobs are created. also for families and individuals. simplify the code, lower rates for everybody, and more of your p money, but your question about, have ow, today you employer sponsored insurance and one thing the house bill was address is what -- have you government sponsored with the y insurance v.a., medicaid, medicare, and have you employer-sponsored and employers get a tax benefit for doing that. then you have the individual out the individual market that is not part of a company, tax credits were intended to -- you don't below a you are not certain poverty level and don't qualify for medicaid, you don't benefits of employer sponsored, we are trying to rovide parity with those individuals. i think it is a competitive market out there and i think companies to compete have compensation their compensation package, offer healthcare. use tax they don't to support that and then association health plans, so together with more people for greater purchase power and of all, brin

from the authorities it's called off and it's important for us not to follow those who are called ness or hatred in the heart sick to exclude others while claiming german their identity for themselves a considerable part of the population believes that journalism is apparently forced to manipulate information. separately a recent poll in germany showing that over half of germans feel that they're lied to by the media and around a quarter say they believe the government works with the press to manipulate public opinion political scientist vanderpump south also told us that he believes biased reporting is eroding many germans faith in traditional news outlets germans usually trust the media and stare for it was quite an exception that they felt that there was a split between what they were observing and what the read in the newspaper during his month or so great influx of immigrants the media said well we have an educational function we really have to show the germans that things are different than both think but actually the media themselves were carrying their point too far and this ca

himself to be a terrible president with only a passing acquaintance with truthfulness a lot of indictive ness a lot of really vicious policies domestically and in terms of warfare overseas and yet at the same time even a broken clock is correct approximately twice every twenty four hours and when we don't trump has said as he has said numerous times that it would be good for the united states to get along with russia those are fighting words for the military industrial complex in the united states and much of the mass media so i think that rather than challenging or discouraging or attacking trump or when he makes sense about the need for some movement towards detente with russia and these are attacks that the democratic party hierarchy continues to make we should be encouraging those overtures we should be supporting the idea that detente is a worthy goal between these two countries i want to switch gears a little bit and your opinion what's your response to the anti russia attitudes in the u.s. and media as it pertains to the so-called russia russia gate and from the democrats in general. w

apple would not have happened without scores of people working around the clock to make that happen nesses nothing of the steeper trend lines with all the prior technology. but the tenth anniversary of the eye from come out -- i felt we all see him on stage holding the phone and data commanding presence pressed to do process that's so now we have the iphone but explaining these interlocking stories is so important because not just only the breakthrough that apple managed to do but to further the art on the engineering side they manage to get this multi touched to do the hand vocabulary that translates into computing and then using classic had not been done before. and the human interface team and they all did amazing work designing the human interface that makes the iphone what it is i guess it is budging columbia founded is so much more than that but it is what makes it memorable and it is the experience. >> that is different. so this is the departure. >> exactly. all of these trendlines coming together to get compacted and low-power so everything else is at a point to work the heart and

want to go off to terrorist groups that operate on its behest at in afghanistan and so that selective ness will continu. no luxury for me with all his flaws have tried to implement a different foreign policy paradigm for box on befriending afghanistan befriending india. i don't think the box fun medically wants that. how about the trumpet ministration which have been looking pretty wherein they have naps pakistan wanting to see more evidence of a crackdown on militant groups what does this do to the relationship with washington it if indeed there is much? one that is much there isn't much of a relationship between islamabad in washington right now. up i think that the period of instability. who will be exploited by the pakistani military to try and reassure the trump administration that it can get things done because one of the things about president trump is? that he is not in favor of major big ideas of how to make the world run better he's all about what can be done quickly so that he can get credit. so they may be that temptation but that said i think us box on relations are in for a r

still ahead a man who just wanted a little l kind \{^s}\in\{^ness}\ from strangers is getting more thanould ever imagine. how one man is giving a dying vet an amazing >> it was another sticky day, a little rainy, but hopefully things will start lightening up soon. we hope. radar is lit up once again. great. things are going to improve. just give us a day or so and we'll get things back on track for you. in the meantime we've got some rain to talk about, heavy rainfall in some areas tonight. we had a little bitf have fired up once again and we anticipated that. tomorrow will be another day where we're going to have to keep our eyes to the skis as well. hot, sticky and humid that's what it has been all weekend. it will be the same stories when our temperatures once again hit the 90s. it's still pretty un settled out there. 930-degree s is where we're headed in the ballpark, cooler and comfortable by mid week. that's when our relief is going to quom in much it's all going to happen with a frontal system that moves through and the cooler air on the back side of it and then unsettled again o

pal nesse is from the norwegian refugee council. hejoins me from 0slo. would go as far as closing airports? i hope not. it would be against international maritime law and against italian and seafaring tradition. we should acknowledge the dilemma that italy has been placed in. it has done so much work to step up the search and rescue efforts and has received far too little assistance from other european countries. which countries are we talking about and what more should they be doing? in a way, the mediterranean for all practical purposesis mediterranean for all practical purposes is the borderfor all of europe. this is the border between europe. this is the border between europe and africa that we all share. the countries that should step up are, as was mentioned, germany and france because a lot of the mike —— the migrants are going there. we need to step up support for search and rescue, in cyber processing and in hosting asylum seekers and migrants, whether they are in need of international protection, whether they could be permitted to stay for othe

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no the programs done by ness and other telescopes are around the world are fantastic and they are presently aiming to their next goal is to find the asteroids larger than one hundred meters that could hit the earth now one hundred meter asteroid would destroy a small country it's quite large these surveys these telescopes will not do as well for asteroids smaller than that however as we just mentioned a forty meter asteroid is enough to destroy a very large city so there are going to be a lot of esther as in fact the great majority of estrades that could do damage on earth are actually smaller than one hundred meters and would not be found by these current surveys or these these planned surveys so our goal at b six twelve foundation is to figure out technology to find and track these smaller asteroids right now you know i say a joke about how asteroids are nature's way of stimulating a nation space program but saying i think you're doing this on your own it seems like the threat of asteroid isn't stimulating enough well no there is a i disagree with this image because the space agencies of

feeling and frankly john with all of this touchy feely ness i'm sure you have a really happy. lovely story that brings joy to our heart and then crushes our soul possibly about a child yeah yeah great this is the part of this is obviously this is the first time in a while that someone has really kind of rocked my world or maybe even kind of rethink how messed up things are so there's this girl she's eight years old now the time she was seven she's still doing this stuff her name is bond and she's a syrian refugee living in turkey and you'll see her on all these prominent media outlets particularly c.n.n. and she's and she's speaking about you know the tragedy in aleppo and calling for the world to act essentially for regime change but what's crazy if you actually watch her speak it's very clear that she doesn't know how to speak english that she just phonetically reading these words syllable by syllable and doesn't know the context of what they mean because there was lead footage of her on turkish t.v. being asked questions in english and she has no idea how to answer them she