peter thompson from goldman sachs assets managements. flows what makes you worry the way the market is changing and the way it's functioning? peter: fixed income is a big part of that. last year was the first year ever in europe we had more flows in fixed income than equity and it was a very similar dynamic in the u.s. market and one of the highlights of that segment has been the short end, the short duration. so we're getting a sense more and more investors are using fixed income e.t.f.'s in cashlike instruments when the market has some stress or when they're parking money for a little while before they make a decision but very effective way to do it. francine: does it track and is it parallel to the havens we're seeing across the world? if there's something like the coronavirus scare and you see a bit on yen and a bit on the u.s. swiss frank and cold and treasuries do you track that with e.t.f. peter: gold is a great example. the gold e.t.f. market has been a game changer in allowing very simple access to gold. you've seen a lot of inf

peter all of. we put the issue up for debate with alice to thompson from the not killing alliance dr bob junk from the will federation of right to die societies and jumped of a solely from germany's left party. we would be extremely worried about any commercialization or run of the process or into a promotion that would lead to many fine reports people feeling that their lives were not worth living and actually ending them prematurely you're posing. as a business issue or a business model but you don't as he is only on the request of the person i was going to die and they've dispersed and he's not asking for it there should be any euthanasia but we're talking about a very different thing here court decision was about commercial assisted suicide this isn't a louse commercial provide us to provide suicide assistance like make dolls of suicides is sort of the objects to do talking about mcdonalds giving suicide to assistance some people do not want to wait with their dying till they're finally suffering too much and they want to keep to addicted t. by deceit ruling from the confucian o.-port it is po

representative bacon for his work on this legislation, as well as chairman thompson, ranking member rogers, senator johnson and senator peters for moving this bill through the house and senate committees. the sharing of counterterrorism and other homeland security information with state and local officials is vital in our efforts to protect the homeland. i am proud that we are able to support further enhancing these efforts in a bipartisan manner today. i urge a yes vote and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time -- the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from new mexico is recognized. ms. torres small: thank you, mr. speaker. h.r. 504 passed the house on voice vote last friday and passed the senate on voice vote in july after technical edits were incorporated into the text. i urge my colleagues to support this bill again so it can be sent to the white house for the president's signature. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question is, wi

norma wallace, mark mullton, noah obamen, peter drakmire and care andarnold thompson. >> good afternoon, commissioners, thank you for this opportunity and thank you for your service. i am here today to speak for the fish. they cannot be here. they live in the river. i am fourth generation san franciscan. i grew up knowing that san francisco is the city that knows how. i am tied to this place. i feel responsible. yet the responsibility for directing staff on flows is yours. on july 22nd, 2014, the san francisco board of supervisors including london broad, passed by 10 votes resolution 288-14 reflecting the will of the people of san francisco. it surgerie surging pretext of a and estuary. i found a few programs per nant. whereas, california state water resources control board determined in 2010 that in order to protect public trust resources 75% of unimpaired run office from the watershed should flow out of the delta into the estuary during critical winter and spring periods. in 2011 the bay report also indicates that limited freshwater inflows are having a negotiate tim impact on the gre

norma wallace, mark mullton, noah obamen, peter drakmire and care andarnold thompson. >> good afternoon, commissioners, thank you for this opportunity and thank you for your service. i am here today to speak for the fish. they cannot be here. they live in the river. i am fourth generation san franciscan. i grew up knowing that san francisco is the city that knows how. i am tied to this place. i feel responsible. yet the responsibility for directing staff on flows is yours. on july 22nd, 2014, the san francisco board of supervisors including london broad, passed by 10 votes resolution 288-14 reflecting the will of the people of san francisco. it surgerie surging pretext of a and estuary. i found a few programs per nant. whereas, california state water resources control board determined in 2010 that in order to protect public trust resources 75% of unimpaired run office from the watershed should flow out of the delta into the estuary during critical winter and spring periods. in 2011 the bay report also indicates that limited freshwater inflows are having a negotiate tim impact on the gre

and peter put a judge who was formerly the mayor of south bend indiana that did it correspondent alexander phenomena traveled to i was capital des moines and she sent us this reports. for rose thompson this is the most exciting time to be in iowa when her state is once again in the national spotlight as a volunteer for the democratic party she likes to joke that politics is so sport and religion with all your love with mike you did it it's all about i did no wrong i'm figuring out to talk to her. and i want. this time it's senator amy klobuchar one who's thompson support as a moderate candidate from the midwest. my guess is ruth and i'm a volunteer for the amy closure it came to me just calling to remind you that tomorrow night it's caucus night here in iowa and thousands of volunteers like ruth thompson now campaigning for candidates in iowa until the last minute well what's more important then our democracy and shaping our country for the next few years i mean the cynical part of me says because we got out of here but bit what's more important than investing in your country. that's what scott has spent has been doing for hours now canvassing and then neighborhood for any club. eve

went to her training center, the peter westbrook foundation, here in new york city >> i am a team usa fencer. a 2020 olympic hopeful >> reporter: at 28 years old, thompsonted fencing internationally in medical school, which is nuts. >> reporter: which do you enjoy more fencing or medicine? >> they are not the same they both light up a different fire for me. you know >> reporter: thompson grew up in teaneck, new jersey. as a child, she was passionate about dance, until one day a chance encounter changed her life >> i was walking with my mom to the dance room and we passed the cafeteria. it had a fencing demonstration going on my high school coach convinced my mom that fencing was a great way to get a college scholarship. that was it. >> reporter: that was it >> that was it. >> reporter: way to go mom thompson signed up for fencing classes a few months later and in 2008, she was recruited to fence for temple university fencing in college that wasn't enough you decided, oh, i'd like to be a doctor >> yeah. i had always wanted to be a doctor since i was 3 or 4 years old. >> reporter: after graduating with honors in 2012, thompson went on to rutgers medical