think google really has the they're on their one step ahead of the game ok as long as they to automate oss i think everything will be fine thank you very much aaron tilton on us tech company apple has shelved its plans for an eight hundred fifty million euro data center in islands county galway the company cites an ongoing three year court battle with conservationists as the reason the activists were concerned about the environmental impact of the site which the company planned to occupy nearly one hundred seventy thousand square metres including forest land apples promises to make good on the damage done and to power the center with renewable energy could not save the project in the. positive steps in the last few hours towards forming a government in italy populist five-star and league parties say they're closer to an agreement now they would send italy in a completely new direction anti-establishment anti euro and anti austerity italians are disappointed in their country's lackluster economic progress of recent is and the absence of a new government since elections in march has undermin

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standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of oss and agency women in roles both large and small who challenged stereotypes, broke down barriers and opened doors for the rest of us. i am deeply indebted to them and i am extremely proud to follow in their footsteps. i stand on the shoulders of heroines who never sought public acclaim, but served as inspirations to the generations that came after them. i also want to express a special thank you and welcome to eliza and zoe who have joined us today. the notes from these two head dd -- ladies motivated ed me dai. to them i would simply say, we did it. [ applause ] >>> tonight on the communicators, the second part of our congressional of the congressional hack-a-thon conference. >> i work with mccarthy. our goal is to bring people together on capitol hill and people off the hill in order to sort of improve government, make government more accountable to the people and use the tools that come here to be able to better serve our constituents. >> we engineered a whole new process for creatin

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the other photo shows three- -oar-old charlotte planting a oss on the sleeping prince. she's wearing a hand-me-down teeater from her four-year-old brother, prince george. up next: a series of stunning portraits designed to inspire confidence and creativity in young african-americans. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or hi

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as they do, they enter a series of portraits depicting former directors of oss, central intelligence, and the central intelligence agency. we see them every day, as does the work force. some of those directors were loved, some were controversial, and some little understood the agency they were asked to lead. some made disastrous decisions out of hubris or inexperience or both. but one thing is common. all of the portraits are men. many want to make your nomination about one small piece of agency's past. most of us, though, are looking toward the agency's future. i think it's important to remember director brennan's -- to put in context director brennan's not only time there and his testimony but the fact is that you're being criticized for not speaking up when you were there and nor did he. i want to make sure that we don't hold you to a different standard for any reason. avril haines and others who have served or are currently serving have cracked the glass ceiling at the agency. you're poised to break it. it may be impossible to measure the importance of that breakthrough, but i kno

joinedry mnuchin will be by trade representative bob and course,oss, and of peter navarro, as they continueate with the chinese. willource told me he expect to mainly be dealing with mnuchin because of the equal roles in the respective governments of their nations. there are many sticking points for the u.s. and china, including steel and aluminum tariff imports which president trump has proposed waging as well mnuchin as market access ad agriculture. the last point being something the chinese feel they have leverage against the united states. trump proposed $150 billion of tariffs against china and the chinese essay they want to raise tariffs on soybeans. senator -- a republican from south dakota and member of the senate finance agriculture and commerce committee about what he is hearing from republican farmers in his state about the president's proposal. look at what he tomie. >> there is a lot of concern and anxiety their planting right now. -- a republican from south dakota and member of the senate finance agriculture and commerceobviously, they ared about the commodity prices and where

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standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of ossand agency women in roles large and small who challenged stereo types, broke down barriers and opened doors to the rest of us. >> the senate voted to confirm her last week. she testified that the interrogation program should not have been conducted. she succeeds mike pompeo who is now secretary of state. >>> new details today in the investigation in celebrity chef marrow batli. the new york police department has confirmed they are investigating him after a woman said he drugged and insulled her in 2005. the restaurant group co-owned with him said they're trying to buy him out. >>> the lbgt community says comments by the pope are trying to make him loved in the catholic church. p pope told a man god made him that way. according to the spanish newspaper, the pope made the comment while meeting with a victim of sexual abuse in april. >>> are you still planning the vacation? what you need to know before you book your flight. >>> a sea of bodies and a tall monument, what is this about. >>>

standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of oss and agency women in roles both large and small who brokedown barriers and opened doors for the rest of us. i am deeply indebted to them and extremely proud to follow in their footsteps and to carry on their extraordinary legacy. i stand on the shoulders of people who never sought public acclaim but served for generations after them. i want to express a special thank you and welcome to eliza and zoe who have joined us today. the notes from these two young ladies ages 6 and 7 sent to me sat on my desk these last two months and motivated me daily. in their own words and pictures they expressed their excitement about the opportunity my nomination represented and to eliza and zoe i would simply say, we did it. [applause] lastly, allow me just a moment to talk about the future of this agency. a little over a year ago, secretary pompeo first spoke to me about becoming the deputy director. at that time, he said c.i.a. is the world's preeminent intelligence service and i want to make sure we p

the war refugees boards represented -- he was also an oss spy with codename congressman and he was test with monitoring the money movement of money and more material between germany and sweden and once he added the war refugee board to his beauty to duties among other things he recruited [inaudible] the now famous swedish businessman who traveled to budapest funded by american jewish organizations through the war refugee board and as most of you probably know he establish safe houses and issued letters of protection saving thousands of lives in budapest. not focusing on it today. got to get the book for that. for much of the summer of 1944 olson is focused on a very hazardous plan to rescue refugees from latvia, estonia by water. he would need, he wrote, quote, the most skillfully organized type of underground operation because the baltic countries are not virtuously open to everything. they thought they might be able to rescue 500 or 700 racial, religious or political refugees from each country. the war refugee board paid for the project directly out of funds from as well. but they rea

standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of oss and agency women in roles both large and small, who challenged stereotypes, broke down barriers and opened doors for the rest of us. i am deeply indebted to them and i am extremely proud to follow in their footsteps and to carry on their extraordinary legacy. i stand on the shoulders of heroines who never sought public acclaim, but served as inspirations to the generations they came after them. i also want to express a special thank you and welcome to eliza and zoe who have joined us today. the notes from these two young ladies, ages 6 and 7, sent to me, sat on my desk these last two months and motivated me daily. and in their own words and pictures they expressed their excitement about the opportunity my nomination represented and to eliza and zoe i would simply say we did it. [ applause ] lastly, allow me just a moment to talk about the future of this agency. a little over a year ago, secretary pompeo first spoke to me about becoming the deputy director. at that time, he said cia is

the cia throughout history from its origins -- and this was the case with its predecessor the oss -- had a mastery of coups and interventions and interfering and affairs of other nations in waging propaganda battle. gina haspel, it was you was nominated for the cia was the recipient of an enormous amount of support from the cia social media accounts, twitter and others. and it was a propaganda campaign. it was aimed that all of us, the american people. it was aimed at lawmakers, sort ofsts, were they tweeted -- and they did it over and over and even did it once haspel was technically in charge of the cia where they're giving her biography, making her sound like some combination of laura croft tomb raider with jack bauer. it was really kind of incredible. then they selectively, the cia, declassified documents, including one from a hillary clinton supporter mike morel, the former acting director of the cia, that sought to exonerate gina haspel of any wrongdoing in the destruction of the cia tapes, pinning all of the blame on her boss jose rodriguez. the reason i am bringing this up is

standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of oss and agency women, in roles both large and small, who challenged stereotypes, broke down barriers and broke down doors for the rest of us. i amly indebted to them, and i am proud to follow in their footsteps and carry on their legacy. i stand on the shoulders of h o heroines who never sought public proclaim, but served the generations that came after them. i also want to express a special thank you and welcome to eliza and zoey, who have joined us today. the notes from these two young ladies, ages 6 and 7, sent to me, sat on my desk these last two months and motivated me daily. in their own words and pictures, they expressed their excitement about the opportunity my nomination represented. to eliza and zoey, i would simply say, we did it. lastly, allow me just a moment to talk about the future of this agency. a little over a year ago, secretary pompeo first spoke to me about becoming the deputy director. at that time, he said, cia is the world's preeminent intelligence service, and i w

standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of ossve been given fresh warnings about toxic fumes from a major volcanic eruption which began in early may. the fumes are produced when molten rock flows into the ocean. one person has been seriously injured by lava, which was thrown into the air, and residents near mount kilawea are being advised to move to safety. the lava has also blocked part of a coastal road, cutting off a key escape route for residents. the duke and duchess of sussex have released official portraits from their wedding. in a message released with the photographs, the couple said they felt "lucky" to share their day with their guests, and also with those watching around the world. the pictures were taken by photographer alexi lubomirski, as nicholas witchell reports. there were certainly no shortage of photographs being taken on saturday, as the carriage procession made its way through windsor, and up the long walk, it seemed as though everyone was holding up a mobile phone to take a snap. but it was after harry and m

is trying to support the de osses health workers by sending in fifty experts and releasing one million dollars problem urgency to stop it from spreading nigeria is already taking it so measures rolling out ebola school. innings this is their ports it best state is will follow anyone who has been exposed to the by whisper three weeks the time it takes but ebola victims to show symptoms burials will also be monitored as people get infected while preparing body is all part of an effort to avoid a repeat of the worst ebola outbreak in west africa in twenty forty which killed more than eleven thousand people and the heywood algis there are more than one hundred twenty unexplained deaths have been reported in north eastern congo close to its border with uganda between march and april the bodies ninety three of them children were found in turi province on the congolese border with uganda many of the corpses showed signs of fever and anemia flash floods in northern syria have killed three people over the past forty eight hours that's according to local sources villages and camps for internally

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standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of osss who never saw public acclaim but served as inspirations to the generations that came after them. i want to express a special thank you and welcome to eliza and zoe who join us today. the notes from these ladies ages six and seven sat on my desk the last months and motivated me daily. in their words and pictures they expressed excitement about the opportunity my nomination represented as to eliza and zoe i simply say, we did it. cheering last, allow me a moment to talk about the future of this agency. a year ago secretary mike pompeo spoke to me about becoming deputy director and he says cia is the world's pre—eminent intelligence service and i want to make sure to position it to stay that way. mike was right, we are the best and our challenge is to always be the best. we must learn from the past, but we cannot dwell on the past. —— in the past, we must learn improve and strive to be better. we demand it of ourselves and america deserves nothing less. it includes boosting foreign lang