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i don't think it makes our job difficult but we have access to those reports and there has been an oto inspection at the facility were going to we get the report and we can see whatever findings they found to make sure that they've -- >> i think the question is about their illness. if your scope is so much more broad than otiose is there a lack of depth within the inspection that is subsequent to that scope. >> i think the scope for our scope of work talks to the whole amount of standards and all the ice detention standards. they created all these standards and all must be reviewed annually and the targeted inspections are just that, targeted so they are only looking at a certain -- >> you are saying you comparing apples and oranges. okay. >> yes. >> thank you. i yield the rest of my time. >> the chair agonizes for five minutes the gentleman from new jersey. >> thank you. your inspections are annual which means these facilities know you're coming once a year, right? and you were there for three days. >> yes. >> you go like clockwork? is it a year from the time you went before? or can t

general assembly in june to meet president trump and egyptians outside his oto rally and accusing him of war crimes. police have fired tear gas and rubber bullets have anti-government protests as in nicaragua injuring 2 people president his opponents say he's corrupt he's got to go and call an election ortega says they're trying to save his victoria case and be. this latest protest organized by opponents of president daniel tika turned violent only strategically. as protesters approached riot police in the capital managua on saturday police fired tear gas and rubber bullets and stun grenades known as splash balance they can no longer at the front of one of their senior commanders grabbed one of those flash bangs and threw it directly on my forehead and exploded and that got me disoriented and i passed out. mass protests started in april of last year but 1st nicaraguans demanded social security reform then their demands grew into a movement against and the government over the past 70 months at least $300.00 nicaraguans have been killed and tens of thousands have fled the country and $1

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town, nobody is going to learn the identity -- let me give you the characteristics of what you have otople are saying why not provide security and relocate the family and the spouse and kids should have security including at school, who will screen the email to ensure you have the forensic capability to follow up on the threat emails and do the screening of the family's mail to ensure nobody is sending death threats through the pail or devices through the mail and who will do this for years? that is not simply an effort to secure somebody for a couple of weeks while they go down and give testimony on the hill and in today's environment this is a bill degree. >> for years. wow. i want to talk about what we saw over the weekend. because the president is in a tough spot and his defenders were out in full force and this is what they said yesterday. >> i've asked you a specific question and i'd like a specific answer. the president has the state department, he's got the cia, he's got the pentagon, he's got a number of other agencies. why did he use three private lawyers to get information on

. >> laura: what's your reaction oto the ruling?is was a win for the constitution,he for the voters f california, and of course for donald trump because what california was trying to do was blatantly unconstitutional on numerousia grounds. we had a two and half hour hearing myself, lawyers for the president, other lawyers for the rnc and other parties and thee judge agreed with us at the end of the day and issued a ruling from the bench, issuing an injunction. really exciting and it's great because other states have been trying to do this, as well, so this will put a stop to this nonsense hopefully. california is likely to appeal it and spend more taxpayer dollars, but we feel like we are in a t very good position going forward here. >> laura: there is another issue that has been bubbling up for some time.e. i: think i've been covering this issue for, i don't know, 16 or 17 years. a chinese national pled guilty this week to running a birth tourism business in california. her clients, including chinese government officials, who paid

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his family was something i'll never forget. 95 years overdue, but time could not diminish the debt e oto corporal tebow for his service and sacrifice in defense of our freedom. these are the stories that what it is, the very best in american spirit. exemplifies the heroism purple heart awardees. the purple heart hall of honor of thousands of stories of patriotism and resilience. for years to king get this bill passed, and i'm so proud and grateful for the upport of our military service organizations who supported this legislation, especially the ilitary order of the purple heart, for volunteers like stephanie keegan, who lost a son who served with honor and came home with invisible wounds. their efforts will guarantee we will finally produce this coin to harm heart bolster -- purple heart veterans, support the of the west point mint. congratulations to all and let's of this measure in all ur -- in honor of our veterans and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. mchenry: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the re

a partir de oto los clientes podrÍan recibir los alimentos que deseen el mismoÍa de la orden. de la cascada. por suerte, unas personas que se encontraban en la zona vieron el mensaje y llamaron a las autoridades. la patrulla de carretera de california atendiÓ la llamada de auxilio. despuÉs de buscarlos durante varias horas por fin lo localizaron. gracias, entre otras cosas, a que las personas tenÍan una fogata encendida, pero ya era la medianoche. [habla en inglÉs] el equipo que localizo dijo por el altavoz que estaban aquÍ para rescatarlos pero que estaba oscuro y que volverÍan maÑana. la maÑana siguiente sÓlo esperaron a que se despejar a la niebla normal en esta zona. volvieron y lograron ubicarlos porque escribieron con piedra la palabra sos pidiendo ayuda. para la patrulla de california este fue un rescate mÁs de los muchos que hacen durante el aÑo. lo que no es tan usual es que todo haya comenzado con un mensaje dentro de una botella. por suerte con final feliz. carolina: eso sÍ que fue increÍble. ahora vamos con las noticias que llegan desde la gran manzana. francisca:

the messes of children skip school oto join global strike against climate change. . youth summitn.he will participate in saturday. four million people filled streets around the world and what was billed as the biggest ever protest against the threat posed to the planet by rising temperatures. the youngsters and adults alike chanted slogans in demonstrations that started in asia and the pacific, spread across africa, europe and latin america before culminating in the united states. from "the washington post," as we video of the beginning of the rally on capital hill. areans are rising and so we, demanding action on climate change millions of young people take part in a global strike. despite a mighty mental turnout, it is not clear whether the demonstrations can influence the global forces crew to reading to climate change or compel leaders to make the choices necessary to halt the world warming. the transfer mind of change is precisely what the marchers demanded, including a swift shift from fossil fuels towards clean energy, deforestation, -- halting deforestation and embracing mo