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if things are not good at home, how can we expect our members to ,ork well in their job especially a dangerous environment? we make sure families are looked after. ms. dawon: one last question. you are a member of helmet. -- of parliament. why should everybody in this room and everybody else visit vancouver south? mr. sajjan: i am going to be shamelesslys -- saying this. vancouver is one of the most scenic cities in the world. every time i land, i just think my parents for selecting canada and vancouver is a place to live and raise my sister and i. me of the biggest things for is the people. very diverse background. people have been there for many generations, newcomers as well. testament to the city is the youth. meet single time i get to whether it is the cadets or sports teams, is when i see the excitement in their faces. the opportunity they have. when they talk about making a , i seence in the world that even for all of the challenges when i was a police officer and soldier looking at conflict around the world, our future is with them. they have the ability to have an impact on

the analytical quality of his ,ork is in a category by itself all by itself, among former confederates that wrote about the war. he is so smart, honest, blunt, careful, that it is simply all by itself. now that i've said that three times, that is enough, too. thank you. [applause] this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, at 8:00 on lectures in history, the sire college professor john fea on the ideas that shaped the 1776 pennsylvania constitution. the continental congress, representatives from the colonies, have instructed after the july 4 declaration all of the colonies, now states, to form new governments. >> sunday at 4:30 p.m. eastern secret service and fbi agents reflect on protecting president reagan following the 1981 assassination attempt. had recognized the shots gone off. then i only had seconds to determine where the shots were coming from. by that time you saw the smoke from the weapons and individuals moving towards the potential assailant. i'ov

boston,ork, and more., d.c., oliver: in london and in asia. the politics and policy section, it's been more than four years since superstorm sandy battered the eastern united states. oliver: towns along the coastline are looking to build walls rather than relocate. >> after sandy, towns and coastal new jersey said how do we prevent this from happening again? their answer mostly was build firewalls. it's a good approach and the short-term, but the short fuse moving in and the water keeps rising. we have to look at whether people have to move. oliver: let's talk about the numbers and rates. that's obviously going to be an important element. we heard about sandy being the storm of the century. but apparently it seems like they're going to try and prevent themselves and protect themselves from something that could happen within the century. right? >> there are two things. one is short-term events and storms and hurricanes and flooding. we know those will happen more often and be more intense. the second thing is sea level rise will be ongoing. we

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this act eliminates ork's subsidies and mandates and defunds planned parenthood and puts medicaid on a budget and largest entitlement reform in a generation. without washington mandates driving up costs and limiting access to care, americans will have the freedom to obtain quality health care plans that fit their needs at a cost they can afford. and all this talk about pre-existing conditions, this bill provides guaranteed issuance. let's not break our promise on repealing obamacare. we owe it to the people who september us here. i support the american health care act, mr. speaker, and i urge all members to do the same. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i remind my colleague that his vote could increase premiums for 090 a with asthma by $4, year. yield to mr. kennedy 1.5 minutes. contend contend what this -- mr. kennedy: what this bill does is make health care more expensive and the more you need it, the sicker, older or poorer your the further out of reach it will be. doctors, hospitals and nurses and mental health community have spoke

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developing depth of spacex per tease, but hen also working the multi-- space expertise, then also orking the multiintegration. e're tackling both portions. >> the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from hawaii, ms. hanabusa, for five minutes. ms. hanabusa: thank you, mr. chairman. general ray monday, when i see air force, i think of missile defense as well as your role in the triad system. reading your testimony, it's raised a different set of questions for me. first of all, what i couldn't get past was this one paragraph. if you can explain this to me. in your testimony, page three, you talk about the first seven months of your command. you aggressively pushed implementation of the -- basically the afspc, national reconnaissance space enterprise vision with a new space war fighting construct. the war fighting construct is the framework for turning the space enterprise vision into reality. what i'm interested in is what is this war fighting construct that you're talking about in erms of space? >> thank you,s it's nice to meet you. the space enterprise vision, as i mentioned earlier, is

this one comes from "the new ork times" -- it is a very interesting article.a lot of people making the case for marine le pen. i guess -- you can see her campaign. the point of view the euro is a bad thing for france and that le pen is right to try to pull the country out of it. tom: you have seen eight flavors of left socialist, and is an and france over a lifetime. would you explain to me how someone on the left is going to vote for 39-year-old rothschild banker? marineink that is what le pen is hoping for, that she will get the votes from the extreme left and extreme right fail in hisron will campaigning. so far, he is not done such a very good job. she seems to be right on the ball. but all of the forecasting i've seen still has him winning, but she may get a larger percentage of the vote than anyone realizes. michael: if either one of them wins come is much going to change? neither one of them has a political party. when we get to the legislative elections, they're not likely to gain a lot of seats and create any kind of majority where they can push throu

ork for? yourself? your family? financial advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. a used car, >>> tomorrow, of course, the first saturday in may, the kentucky derby, catch all the action on nbc, and the feel-good story of the race is a horse named patch, lost his left eye last year because of an infection. he's a bit of a long shot at 30-1. let's take a look at shares of churchill downs, just for your money's sake. the stock trading slightly lower today, but up nearly 12% so far this year. what do you need when you watch the derby, melissa? >> booze? >> a little libation. to make the failed bets better. >> for other life events as well. >> the competitors, stocks, constellation, and they are higher this year. >> the bourbon boom is why the stocks are performing so well. here to take us inside the oaked barrel business, the president of the distillery, founded back in 1753, an american company. >> yes. >> wow, 1753. >> bourbon is the original

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ork for? yourself? your family? financial advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. >>> i was going to fire comey. my decision. >> you made the decision before they came in the room. >> i was going to fire comey. there's no good time to do it, by the way. they -- >> because in your letter you say i accepted their recommendation. so you had already made the decision. >> i was going to fire. he made a recommendation. he's highly respected. very good guy. very smart guy. the democrats like him. the republicans like him. he made a recommendation. but regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. >> that was president trump speaking with nbc news lester holt earlier about his decision to fire james comey, as the fbi director. you'll see the full interview tonight on nightly news 6:30 in most markets. >>> now to sue herrera with your cnbc headlines this hour. >> thank you very much, ty. here is what else is happening at this hour, everybo

fund additional priorities, including infrastructure, student loan reform and initiatives to help orking families with such -- such as paid parental leave. we will champion the hardworking taxpayers who have endured too long. once we return to robust growth, so many of our aspirations will be within reach. it is now up to the congress to act. i pledge my full cooperation in ending the economic malaise that has for too long crippled the dreams of our people. the time for small thinking is over. as we look forward to our 250th year i'm calling on all members of congress to join me in striving to do big, bold, enduring things for our nation. we have it in our power to set free the dreams of our people. let us begin. signed, donald j. trump, the white house, may 23, 2017. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on appropriations and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered, or votes objected to under clause 6 of rule 0. the house will

trump ork estateed a sense of diplomatic calm that is different from what usually doesn't surround him in washington >> another sentence said he laid off the twitter which is something that a good idea to do if you're practicing diplomacy. there is no doubt the president has been very, very presidential in this trip and you notice all of the previews of the trip before he left were he is escaping these huge problems in the united states. this is an escape from his domestic troubles. but now we're settling in on covering the actual things he is doing which is what the white house wanted. they wanted coverage of the speech, the visit to israel. all the stuff we're talking about. as long as the president does not fall back into fighting domestic battles through twitter i think he will continue to get that better coverage. >> shannon: one of the things that got a lot of coverage this weekend was the $11 billion arms deal with saudi arabia and at least one israeli leader who came forward and said they were concerned about it. they considered saudi arabia a hostile country. he came from ther

ork for? yourself? your family? advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. >>> welcome back. one of the most anticipated presentations of the day here at the sohn conference is green light capital david einhorn, unveiling the financial crisis, what's today? well, we are still sort of trying to figure that out. leslie picker has highlights. leslie? >> hey, kelly, that's right. david einhorn presented with green light. he talked about his position in core laboratory saying that he sees the fair value of that stock as $62, about 45% below the price of that stock before he started talking, and you can see here the stock has declined quite significantly today as his presentation went on. now, i want to be clear. he has not specified his exact position in how he is trading laboratorie laboratories, but clear he's bearish on the company. outlook for its exposure internationally, the outlook for oil as well as the management team in charge. he even sho

ork for? yourself? your family? to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. >>> apple hitting an all-time high today, ahead of earnings tomorrow. mike, give us the keys to what you're looking at. >> whatever they can do to scale the expectations to the iphone. they were reluctant to click to a new high. to me it's more a test of appetite for the huge mega cap tech stops, not apple per se. >> and the cash file. which "the wall street journal" raised the curtain on today. talking a re pa tri aation. >> how much of it would they expect to come back? and what plans might they have for it? there's not necessarily a compulsion to bring the cash back, even if they do pass a law. >> apple after the bell tomorrow, up 2% today, some 25% in recent weeks. that does it for the "closing bell" today. "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square. tonight on fast, financials taking a mi

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this act eliminates ork's subsidies and mandates and defunds planned parenthood and puts medicaid on a budget and largest entitlement reform in a generation. without washington mandates driving up costs and limiting access to care, americans will have the freedom to obtain quality health care plans that fit their needs at a cost they can afford. and all this talk about pre-existing conditions, this bill provides guaranteed issuance. let's not break our promise on repealing obamacare. we owe it to the people who september us here. i support the american health care act, mr. speaker, and i urge all members to do the same. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i remind my colleague that his vote could increase premiums for 090 a with asthma by $4, year. yield to mr. kennedy 1.5 minutes. contend contend what this -- mr. kennedy: what this bill does is make health care more expensive and the more you need it, the sicker, older or poorer your the further out of reach it will be. doctors, hospitals and nurses and mental health community have spoke

. >> visit our website, c-span dot ork/history. american history tv, at c-sp cspan.o cspan.org/history. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies it's brought to you today by your cable or satellite provided. >> american history tv is on c-span 3 every friday. here's a clip from a recent program. >>> and after midnight, we finally at the end read out roosevelt's statement in which he said he had no wish to be a candidate again. this wasn't quite a refusal, but it seemed like it. there was stone silence in the hall. the delegates thought, what exactly does this mean? while they were thinking came a voice as the likes of god filling the hall saying, we want roosevelt! we want roosevelt. this turned out to be the superintendent of chicago sewers in a very deep loud voice. he was hidden in the basement speaking through the microphone through the public address system. thereafter, this was known by those who didn't like it as well as a voice from the