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a long and strategic relationship, and the president is someone who i have dealt with since i came .nto office in a whole range of areas, we have had a productive partnership. what is also true, and i have expressed this to him directly, that there areet that iends within turkey have been troubled with. i am a strong believer in freedom of the press. i am a strong believer in freedom of religion. i am a strong believer in rule of law and democracy. there is no doubt that president erdogan has repeatedly been elected through a democratic think theut i approach they have been taking toward the press is one that could lead turkey down a path that would be very troubling. we are going to continue to advise them -- and i have said -- remindnt erdogan him that he came into office and a promise of democracy, turkey has historically been a country in which deep islamic lived side-by-side with modernity and increasing that is the legacy which he should pursue, rather than a strategy which involves andession of information shutting down democratic debate. toing said that, i want emphasize the deg

well, for example, when we got nto the debate, we had discovered in the spring of visited by had been someone. he was happy that i received him. he came in and started throwing color photographs on the table. they were pictures taken inside in the middle eastern desert, built by the north koreans. all of a sudden we find several months later that not only had they been working on a nuclear device, but they built a complete nuclear reactor for the syrians. it hadn't been fueled yet, but it was a major concern in terms of proliferation. the place it was locatesed is a isis. w taken by the israelis went in and took it out. the difference of opinion was i wanted us to take it out. my estimate was it was very important that the u.s. managed to back up what we had said repeatedly, which was we opposed the proliferation of nuclear weapons. we had taken a strong position, and it was important that we back it up. i was the only one in the administration who felt that way. we had a meeting upstairs in he residence, and he allowed me to make my pitch. i had had a private conversation, and he enc

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an: even if the oversupply as you suggest a subsides towards the end of the year, and we lead .nto alut you still have to have robust demand, don't you for prices to rise? are you sure we would get that to demand? the demand was extraordinarily strong in 2015 partly as a reaction to the collapsing prices that took place in the second half of 25th through 2015. still expecting it to grow at the 60 by 1.2 million barrels a day. we have been carrying that figure for some months now. we look at it very carefully. we're very careful to ensure that figure is robust. we believe it is a solid figure. of course, the economic outlook came out with a earlier this week does turn out to be accurate, then there is the possibility, and i don't say any more than a possibility, that we might have to adjust upper demand numbers. verye other hand, you have strong growth in some developing countries, principally india which is one of the unsung stories. we drew attention to that in the overview section of our report this week. what difference would an output freeze make this weekend, if at all? of actua

she did nto want to go on camera or show her face, but she said it was her truck that was stolen, believed to be by reynolds. she said the suspect nearly ran her over when she drove off. and when she called 9-1-1 she gave police a vital piece of information, she said her cell phone was inside that truck. police immediately put a ping on that phone, within minutes located the stolen truck barrelling down the 118 freeway, and the chase was on. ms. reynolds is now behind bars. among the charges she faces, attempted grand theft auto of a police vehicle. from chatsworth, dave lopez, k- cal news. >> britteny: beautiful weather today very similar this weekend as well take a live shot right now outside the golden gate bridge lots of blue skies again see a beautiful day. the of not been able to get outside definitely do so temperatures quite nicely. we see the flag with a breezy conditions just a bit. the low-lying clouds with the overnight hours. the temperature is right now around the bay area. '60s and '70s 77 degrees their 79 concord and 700 in livermore definitely a high salt right now. what t

take immediate action by completing the recommendations of the 9/11 commission which were and acted .nto law in 2007 additionally, we have an opportunity to improve the law coming up in this current faa bill with regard to the soft targets outside of the security perimeter. so, it is time to re-examine our transportation security and refocus our efforts. youadministrator, we thank for being here today and we look forward to it. >> thanks, senator nelson. administrator neffenger, thanks again for being here. we look forward to hearing your opening remarks and then look forward to asking you some questions. please proceed. administrator neffenger: thank you. good morning. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss t.s.a.'s critical mission to ensure security of our nation's transportation systems. first, let me add my condolences and all of the professionals at t.s.a. to the victims of the brussels attacks. as you noted, mr. chairman, i was at the brussels airport on the day of the bombings for meetings with a number of my european counterparts and we arrived as th

at the other end, no, the one that jacob internet or using, so make sure you are speaking directly ,nto it, that the second thing finally someone pointing out the long shadow of lincoln, do not blame buchanan. i think it was in that the call that to our attention -- annette that called that to our attention. i want to bring up something that is contrasting presidents, does it matter that warren harding seems like such a slump because he follows a wartime president, does it matter that eisenhower seems a so don't because he was followed by so dull because -- was followed by kennedy? toonder if you could speak that a little bit, the long shadow and how shift in media affects our views of presidents. wisdom onventional the waterfront is, you do not have great presidents without war. it is a chance to show yourself in the country in a conflict. the media definitely matters. the people who can master it, who are good at it, the cliche is kennedy in his press conferences, able to talk to the press, they were not really challenging him, but he charmed them when they were naturally under his co

nto is it wrong to have brought a president obama's kenyan thistry in the context of debate? first of all, questions for boris are questions for boris. i do not have some special power over the president of the united states. barack feels strongly about this, and has said what he has said. it is the choice of our people. listen to is good to and consider the advice of your friends. just to amplify one of the point of barack, we have a shared interest making sure that europe takes a robust approach to russian aggression. thatu take the sanctions we put in place against the european union, i think i can put my hand on my heart and say, britain played an important role, and continues to play an important role to make sure that the sanctions were put in place and kept in place. for europer interest to be strong against aggression. how can it be in our interest not to be at that table, and potentially to see those sanctions not take place? i think it has been that working between britain and the united states over this issue that has helped to make a big difference. i would just s

this is a campaign that is bringing millions of people nto the political process. working people and young people ho are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. they want, we want a government . ich represents all of us not just the 1%. this is a movement of people who are prepared to think big not small. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: people who want to elect not just a new president but to transform america. and this is a movement where people understand why it is that we are not addressing the real issues facing our country and that is we have a corrupt campaign finance system. here is a simple truth which everybody understands whether you are progressive or conservative. that is you cannot have a super p.a.c. raise many millions of dollars from wall street or special interest and then tell the american people with a straight face that you're going to stand up to the big money interest. not true. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: let me say a few words about some of the differences between secretary clinton and myself.

so i can promise you we'll look nto the situation. >> so they never delayed payments before? president putin: they did but not on this scale. >> let's take another phone call. >> mr. president, in addition payments, salary another problem is medication prices. people complain. they say it's like mafia, robbing people. we have a phone call from mitri in moscow. hello. >> hello, mr. president. i have a question about medicine. parents complain to me that they can't buy affordable medicines, medication, in moscow drugstores. why is it they have expensive medications available? president putin: i don't think it's only imported and xpensive meds on drugs, in drugstores. we also have -- who use pharmaceuticals and recently we announced a specific program to that end and we're implementing that program to develop domestic pharmaceutical production. i'm -- i don't remember exactly but i think 148 billion rubles have been provided last year and this year i think 16 in general, 148 billion and maybe billion this year for the promotion of domestic pharmaceutical production. we shouldn't

country,nto change the to change the direction, to get our country online. i will fully support ted cruz andl he is either out elected president. i think he is the best candidate that does what he says he is going to do. >> what is one of the changes you would like to see in the country? less government. less restrictions. put the power back to the states. just a normal person can probably go to washington, take a look at all the money, especially the wasted money given to the private sectors, thatal organizations basically give money to the politicians. the biggest thing i would like to see changed his term limits. two terms, that's it. caller: -- host: that is bill a, texas. a lineity critics draw at naming a law school after scalia. at george mason university paid little attention as charles koch and other conservatives helped transform their school into a leading producer of free market scholarships. the effort was focused on a few specific departments like economics and law and attracted little attention outside conservative circles. the announcement la

there have been suggestions we it with the nto russians again with a nuclear would on situation and noteally jeopardize what i ind initially about our role the world but at the same time, there isn't any desire on the part of the russians to talk about it at all. as we know, president putin will showing up at this point and the senate of the united states, there is no for it, so regardless of philosophically however we might look at it, as a practical matter, we'll have what we'll have for a while. mr. potter: i think this relates o the viability of the international non-proliferation regime. you mentioned in your introductory remarks, depending on the counts and the position 198 or so , we have parties to the non-proliferation treaty which is the most likely subscribed to treaty in the world. dprk, if you count them, and the five npt nuclear weapons states, we have well over 180 non-nuclear at are weapon states or parties to the believe the npt was indeed a bargain and they take very seriously that bargain today, so it's very difficult. i think it was mohammed al verde, he gave the ana

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your thaw tons how they played nto the news this cycle. guest: leaders have afraid to say anything.ustin trudeau, the new prime minister of canada, he at first said a few negative things about trump and started to realize wait, this guy could be the next president and started to backtrack and saying i'm sure the american people will choose who is going to best serve their interests. they've got to be diplomatic. guest: and they've got to be strategic. if the head of all these european countries say oh, we hate trump. we're terrified of him, think about who is trump's beauregard. that's terrible for him. and i think that understand that. host: nashville, tennessee's up next. frank, a democrat. good morning, frank. caller: good morning. i know why these opposed donald trump because donald trump cannot be controlled by the establishment, the republicans. but i'm wondering why people if they do not like donald trump supposed to select ted cruz when you have another candidate, john kasich who's also running that would be to me, more suitable for the establishment to back instead of ted c

there's a story about teach for america, which is a program that recruits young college grads to in nto classrooms to help some of the nation's toughest classrooms to sort of help plant some of the teaching talent there. and they're seeing their pools for application shrink. and the chief executive recently acknowledged that some of the recruitment problems are due to an increasingly vocally critics of teach for america saying that the toxic debate surrounding education and attacks on organization that seek to bring more people to the field is pushing future leaders away from considering education as a space where they can have a real impact. what do you think about programs like teach for america that seek to encourage people to pursue educational programs and do you think the pay issue is making it difficult for them and for others to go into teaching? caller: i've had the opportunity to meet miss beard and unfortunately, i would say i disagree with her on this particular topic. if you look around the country, the pipeline for teachers are slinking altogether. when you look at college