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widespread support for pra among the community whi. illustrating this is a letter from our committee and urging swift action. i ask unanimous consent for this letter to be included into the record without objection, it is so ordered. we know that many rely heavily on timely and predictable registration decisions. it is important that we get pra across the finish line not only to provide certainly to the industry but to provide new products to growers for crop pro section and to consumers to protect public health. as i've said before, u.s. farmers and ranchers will need to feed a growing population around the globe in order to meet that demand it will be extremely important to provide certainty and eliminate any regulatory barriers that might challenge farmers from meeting this goal. >> i look order in frd to heari our witnesses and with that i recognize senator stabenow for her remarks. >> our committee has a long tlis of working in a bipartisan manner to reauthorize the pesticide registration improvement act which money of us know as

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. >> anyone who is a high-level quad pra leej jik or suffers from severe paralysis, we can teach themain. >> reporter: the feeg hard to describe. >> the joy that you feel, the sense of entitlement. >> reporter: he was awarded a purple heart and other honors. he'll add one more. he's being awarded hero of the year at a gala on thursday. >> you can never say thank you enough to the men and women who go off and volunteer and win our nation's wars. >> reporter: after serving, he earned two master's degrees in finance and economics. he's the numbers guy here. the total cost of a converted vehicle can be almost 200 grand. >> we have a great job here. working with a lot of nonprofits. >> reporter: the corporal says this is why he does it and for those who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> every one of them would change places with me today, even with the wheelchair. so that's what keeps me humble and keeps me motivated every day. >> reporter: the corporal and his team here hope to eventually expand the rce to help more have disabilities drive forward in life. in northern virginia, kristin wrig

pras more in the way of cloud filtering into northern and eastern parts of scotlandment the rain stills and fields are beginning to look like this and you're concerned about the lack of rain. i offer you prospect as early as thursday in the south of seeing one or two heavy downpours as this weather system works its way in from the south. elsewhere, it's another dry day with variable amounts of cloud and a high of 17, 18, possibly 19 celsius. thursday night and into the day on friday that we'll push the day on friday that we'll push the prospect of some heavy downpours of rain, gradually working their way up of rain, gradually working their way up across of rain, gradually working their way up across the greater part of the british isles and that leads us on into a rather more unsettled look to the weekend dominated by low pressure rather than high pressure. so you might actually get to use your wellies! bye—bye. hello, it's tuesday, it's 9 o'clock. good morning and welcome to camborne in cornwall — we are here to talk to people about the things that matter to them before the general el

. >>> i'm >>> i'm pleased to welcome debra winger to this pra gram the 3-time oscar nominee known forconic roles in classic films like "urban cowboy" and of course "shadowland" she's back now. the snoir her new movie is a scene from "lovers" starring debra winger and tracey lentz. >> i thought you were at home. where are you? >> where am i? uh, i had to work late too. i just stepped out for a bite as we well, actually. the chinese restaurant. what about you? what are you eating? >> i'm getting chinese too, funny enough. i like the duck. you should order the duck too. >> so did you try the duck? >> you know, i always -- i always try the duck, it's part of my problem. >> yeah. okay. >> we'll leave it at that. >> yeah. >> you have fun doing this? >> i had a blast doing this, yeah. >> i ask that in part because much to your credit, because i can list a lunch of other foal being who should take your lead and be more de serving about the roles ta they choose, but you seem to be very methodical about -- >> methodical i wouldn't hif don't feel methodical inside but i am selective. >> very sel

that's pras the most extraordinary part of this whole story, we don't know how madeleine left here, whow for certain is that she's still missing. huw. jon kay there with the latest from praia da luz. the two candidates hoping to be president of france are going head—to—head in the final television debate of the election. the latest polls suggest the centrist emmanuel macron is well ahead of his far—right rival, marine le pen, but his lead has narrowed in recent weeks. both are competing to win over large numbers of apprently undecided and reluctant voters ahead of the final round on sunday. our correspondent, james reynolds, has been watching the exchanges. he calls her the candidate of hate. she says he has no qualities. tonight, they meet. emmanuel macron, the frontrunner, won't want to slip up. he's standing as a pro—eu, pro—immigration centrist and he's protecting a clear lead in the polls. marine le pen, from the from the front national, is trying to bring him down. i asked her what she wanted from the debate? translation: what do i expect from the debate? some clarification from m

lou: we'll both call, we'll talk about extreme pra tran -- transparency. let me calm down. fbi also. storied agency, i don't to want to contribute to thevision, our fbi has not been successful in its investigation, it has been connectioned on all -- nearly every one of the scandals of the obama era. and never delivered a ru resolution, a report no matter the issue. on its face, clinton foundation is a criminal enterprise. >> it is. lou: and inch know everyone knows it. because of reporting and investigations of judicial watch we know the issues here. but the fbi could not figure it out. and by the way, i hope someone asks james comey, when he shows up on capitol hill, why he could not bring anyone on any of those scandals on justice. >> another quick point on irs, no criminal prosecution there, a great opportunity for extreme transparency. and reason why is because lois lerner and her pals turned over $1.25 million taxpayer records to the fbi, to have them thumb through them. to see if there was anything interesting there. fbi at that point was compromised, they could not b

was a very constructive dialogue between barclays, the bank of england, the pra, it was very important to us. let's see how this all plays out. the unthinkable happens and you are deemed unfit to run barclays, does the bank have a plan -- a succession plan? >> i have full support of the board. this is the best one. we will see what happens. have you seen the similarly hartline approach that was taken recently? it has been quite something. we are a british bank. we are here to support the united kingdom. the largest underwriter of european sovereign debt. fnce is very important to us, germany is verimrtant to us. we are continuing to engage with europe. i think it is in order us and for europe. the european union will require us to set up structures across europe that make it more robust and more within the fold of your. >> does the hardness of frexit determine how great the impact s? >> there could be decisions taken that might not be in the best interest of the free flow capital. if there is a couple of things that came out of the financial crisis as a positive, one is the coordinatio

there is a very constructive dialogue between barclays in the bank of england and the pra dsca.important to us. i respect the repertory framework here. and we will see how this all plays out. erik: if the unthinkable happens, and you are deemed unfit to run barclays, does the bank have a plan, succession plan? >> i got the full support of the board. you saw the shareholder vote da let's let the investigation run its course. erik: have you reevaluated the risk of brexit to barclays with the heart approach theresa may has taken? withinlevel of dialogue prime minister and with her office and the chancellor, with the regulators, has been really quite something. there is a lot of listening on both sides. we are a british bank. we are here to support the united kingdom. but also, we are the largest underwriter of european sovereign debt. france is very important to us, germany is important to us. we have bankers and sales people all across europe. continuing to engage with europe is important for us. i think, just like having to set up holding companies and the united states, the euro

. >> regoing to make a decision praed soon -- >> these are people well-known so we can make the besteek if possible? >> even then, it's possible. >> the candidate being interviewed today or this week we're told includes six names. you're looking at them on your screen. choosing one of them is not the decision the president could take likely. not only could this person lead the fbi for ten years but he or she can also oversee the ongoing russian investigation which involves the president himself. attorney general jeff sessions which has already recused himself is

this was a very constructive dialogue between bar lace -- barclays and the bank of england, the pra,very important to us. i respecthregulatory framework here, and let's see how this all plays out. >> if the unthinkable happens and you are deemed unfit to run barclays, does the bank have a plan -- a succession plan? jes: i have full support of the board. you saw the shareholder vote today. let's see what happens. >> have you seen the similarly hartline approach brussels has taken recently? jes: the level of dialogue with the prime minister, her government, with the chancellor, with the regulators, has been really quite something. i think there is a lot of listening on both sides. we are a british bank. we are here to support the united kingdom. but also, we are the largest underwriter of european sovereign debt. france is very important to us, germany is very important to us. as i said, we have a large credit card business. we are continuing to engage with europe. it is born for us, it is important for europe. int like having to set up the united states, continuing investment banking

. >> regoing to make a decision praed soon -- >> these are people well-known so we can make the best decision. >> when, next week if possible? >> even then, it's possible. >> the candidate being interviewed today or this week we're told includes six names. you're looking at them on your screen. choosing one of them is not the decision the president could take likely. not only could this person lead the fbi for ten years but he or she can also oversee the ongoing russian investigation which involves the president himself. attorney general jeff sessions which has already recused himself is in charge of reviewing the candidates. sessions will recommend his top picks and the president will meet with those finalist. this process is being followed, and she moan they're coming in fast and furious. what can you tell us about these six people? >> a busy day over the department of justice which don't normally working on saturdays. there's a whole list of names right, we have six people. senator john corey is a name that kind of surprised some folks. his ties to the republican parties, currentl

a very constructive dialogue between barclays and the bank of england and the pra and the fca.t is very important to us. i respect the regulatory framework here. and let's see how this all plays out. the unthinkable happens and you are deemed unfit to run barclays, does the bank have a succession plan? >> i've got the full support of the board. the shareholder vote today. let's let it run its course. erik: what i can't understand and i speak for other people is what would motivate you to exercise bad judgment? know, there are so many things going on in front of the chief executive officer of a bank with the complexity of barclays. there are decisions taken everything of a. -- every single day. i thought i was trying to protect a colleague who was a vulnerable from a malicious attack. but i should not have gotten involved as i did in that was a mistake. erik: let's put it this way. your friends, your colleagues know jes staley to be passionate but even-tempered. himselfson who prides on a high ethical standard and a high standard of conduct, is that same jes staley also a person

the legal definition of what's treason, i'll leave that to the lawyers, but just from a pra practitioner'spoint, leaks are bad. >> let me go through the issue that's been the bombshell this weekend, the issue that jared kushner, a private citizen, a private adviser at the time to t the president-elect was having meeting with the ambassador, sergey kislyak. we also learned that he met with the head of a russian sanctioned bank. are these things that you would have known? >> yes, they would have, and just to reinforce john brennan's -- former director of the central intelligence agency -- his comments before the house committee on intelligence, i have to say that without specific -- specifically affirming or confirming these conversations even though they're in the public realm, they're sill classified, but just from a theoretical standpoint, i will tell you that my dashboard warning light was clearly on and i think that was the case with all of us in the intelligence community. very concerned about the nature of these approaches to the russians. if you put that in context with everything el

pra pr perhaps statements before that, we'll keep you updated with that. islam was a big highlight of that. >> i think islam hates us. there's something there that is a tremendous hatred there. >> this is not a battle between different faiths. different sects or different civilizations. this is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life and decent people, all in the name of religion. people that want to protect life and want to protect their religion. >> big change in tone there. another source of debate, the president's decision at that summit of 50 plus nations in saudi arabia to play down political and human rights abuses across much of the arab and muslim world. >> we are want here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how to live. what to do, who to be, or how to worship. instead we are here to offer partnership based on shared interests and values. >> it's not an approach that i entirely agree with. they believe that on the countries that are cooperative with us on other issues, like saudi arabia, like egypt, we

it is the longest winning streak in a single postseason in pra franchise history. game four is it tomorrow night at 6:00. larry beil will have all the highlights from last night's win coming up in sports. >>> we invite dub nation to share its playoff excitement with us. use the #dubs on 7 when you post your fan pictures on social media. we may feature them on abc7 news. >> lisa argen is here. breezy outside right now. >> just in spots. in fact, you're not going to notice it much unless you're light right on the coast today. the roof camera, you can see the flag blowing there with the west wind taking over today. northwest winds gusty along the shoreline. we're looking at mainly low 50s right now. a couple 40s. you can see the cloud cover. that clears out. we have a beautiful day on way. your forecast is straight ahead. >> thanks. >>> also ahead, a popular east bay soccer league kicks off the season. why organizers say it's so important for the kids that play. >>> and what california senator kamala harris says she will do to fight everts to repeal the affordable car

lead the senate in pra. the chaplain: let us pray. savior, lead us as a shepherd guides his or her sheep. we find consolation in the knowledge that you have gone before us in order to bring us to your desired destination.

pra by unanimous consent -- the presiding officer: which -- by unanimous consent the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, does the de -- is the debate on the nomination of rachel l. gillibrand of iowa, to be associate attorney general should be brought for a vote. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or wishing to change their vote? if not the yeas are 51. the nays are 47. the motion is agreed to. mr. cornyn: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: madam president, i know people outside the beltway think that nothing ever happens here and certainly nothing ever happens on a bipartisan basis, but they would be wrong on both counts. last night the senate passed a piece of legislation, a bipartisan legislation called the american law enforcement heroes act, and it's a great example of legislation that everyone can agree on and get behind. the main goal is to connect veterans, those who served in our military and have a passion for public service, to opportunities in state and local

very constructive dialogue between barclays in the bank of england and the pra and fca.y important to us. i respect the regulatory framework here, and let's see how this plays out. the unthinkable happens and you are deemed unfit to run barclays, does the bank have a plan for succession? jes: i have full support of the board. you saw the shareholder vote today. we will let it run its course and see what happens. erik: what i still cannot understand, and i speak for other people, as well, is, what would motivate you to exercise that judgment? um, you know, there are so many things going on in front of a chief executive officer with a bank with the complexity of barclays, decisions taken everyday. i thought i was trying to protect a colleague who is vulnerable from a malicious attack. but i should not have gotten involved as i did. that was a mistake erik: let's just put it this way -- your friends, your colleagues know jes staley to be passionate but even-tempered. as a person who pride sums up on high ethical standard and a high standard of conduct -- as a person who pri

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pras the most revealing comment was from the former secretary of state saying she is not going anywhere. >> yes, making news, she's not running again and talking about the prospect of the democrats flipping the house next year. a couple of narratives going on. on one hand she appears intent on relitigating the 2016 loss. whether you like her or don't like her doing that is your own opinion. we sort of got the ongoing role that politics and techs will have together, whether it is russian influence, wikileaks, cyber security, polling data. she had some choice words for facebook, especially accusing them of running the majority of their news pertaining to her being fake, saying they require better curation, read human curation. her comments to add audience, by the way, kelly, stacked with data analysts, venture capitalists. >> eye ron tickally, stacked as you hear the cheers from clinton's supporters. it is an odd nexus, because the people she is claiming helped her lose the lelections are the people cheering her on. she did have praise for jeff bezos saying he save willed "the washington

lead the senate in pra. the chaplain: let us pray. savior, lead us as a shepherd guides his or her sheep. we find consolation in the knowledge that you have gone before us in order to bring us to your desired destination. direct the steps of our lawmakers so that even when they fail to fulfill your purposes, you will continue to uphold them with the right hand of your righteousness. may they never forget that nothing can separate them from your love. as they face the heat of tough decisions provide them with the watered gardens and living springs of your presence. lord, you have begun a good work in them. carry on to completion. we pray in your holy name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington d.c., may 16, 2017. t

they're all doing fine as it is and their share pra os, if tax reform of a reasonable size went sfrchltax goes through in a reasonably substantial form, oaf 70% say they will hire more and a large number say they'll invest more. >> and that's what this investment is good at. you got to get the p.r. people say why feed the fat cats more? the narrative works if you can get the message out. otherwise you get killed. >> that's what the message says. >> you got to convince andrew. do you think that filters down to the people we need -- >> we had a reporter come on from kansas, i don't think. and the experience is an interesting one. the idea was going they were if and what they've found kr. >> revenues have been down so they've had to cut things like education in other areas and they haven't had the sort of boost that they expected. by the way, some companies are prompted what does that say about the rest of the country? >> state taxes are significant in some places but what really dounts most of our corporations is the federal tax rate. it now the highest in the shelled world. 35%, a lot o

. >> they've had a lot of pra practice. >> they have. >> okay. >> thank you. >> there's some of the metnight. >> i love it. you're sticking around it's law and order later. >> york law and order. we have all kinds of relationships. >> that's the show, i'm sorry. love and order. >> thanks sarah. >> let's say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. rona randolph with her and her cousins. that's rhonda on the right in the flowered dress what great picture and, al --& >> isn't it great. >> tell us about the celebration. >> the group celebrating rhonda's uncle ted and aunt martha's 50 many anniversary. woo-hoo! rhonda wakes up to fox5 every morning. she loves the crew. and she also turned 53 a week ago. so you're making that look amazing, miss dimples. happy be lated birthday to you. >> happy birthday to you and happy birthday anniversary to the aunt and uncle. >> so fun. what great celebration. s 7:00 vick. hi, tuck. >> hey, steve. guess what? beautiful day. skype now in washington. winds out of the west at eight. it's all about lower humidity at least for me bright sunshine. you know

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. >> i think what you're saying is pra really great. these are simple, quick recipes. easy to do.think the thing about this is it's peasant food. it's much cheaper. there's a lot of value here. it's very, very easy to make. it holds well. you can make it the day before. put it in the refrigerator. >> for working parents, really good. >> we're going to add tomato paste. this is a key ingredient here. you're going to dissolve the tomato paste in there. we're going to add water. >> watch me do this. you'll never see it again. >> you are so good at that. >> wow. >> that's right. you're never going to see this. >> we're going to add the bean then. and because you're really good cook, look what happens. it's going to look like that. we're going to taste that in a second. is this kale? >> we're going to add some kale. and we're going to add some dill. going to stir this up. cook it about two to five minutes. and then, really important. >> olive oil. >> the greeks love their olive oil. how is it? >> delicious. >> best peasant food. >> the olive oil is very important in all of the diets. >

if there's a competitive airline market, then lower costs are more likely to be passed on in ticket pras prices, for example, than if there's not a competitive market. there are concerns being raised about how competitive our market has gotten to be in recent years. and there are things, we don't have time to discuss here, but things congress to could do to make the airline market more competitive in. >> i think also in anition to passing savings on, i think you're trying to expand the system, allow more through put, and you need new technology to do that. we're not at the cutting edge of that. you need new technology in order to allow for an expansion of the sls. >>> for both of you, again, if we were to move in this direction of atc privatization, smaller airports, the threat of towers closing, what might be the expectations we might see for rural airports, just in general? i know we've been touching on it here, but what's it going mean for rural airports and their viability? >> well, i'll repeat what i said a few minutes ago. i really thing that a better funded and system able to do l