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and testing the audi q seventy truck. words s.u.v.s tend to guzzle gas takes a lot of energy to move that much metal but some car makers are striving to change the s.u.v.s image one result is out he's q seventy to run a plug in hybrid version of the lecturing q seven. a car just a month as current says that when it comes to plug in hybrids most car makers use gasoline engines to support their electric motors or more likewise versatile but i would be sticking with a six cylinder three leader in term diesel so if the batteries empty it provides a relatively fuel efficient means of getting around and a powerful one to. six cobb. county rates average consumption for the q seventy tron it under two leaders of diesel and one nine hundred kilowatt hours of electricity per one hundred kilometers and its range of up to fifty six kilometers should be enough to keep it in all electric mode for most city driving those. to achieve these figures you'll need to charge the car every chance you get. put in i don't mind just doesn't really

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sunday, on "q&a" james grant -- >> i make my living about writing about those markets. it is much too expensive for some of the people out there. i think the trouble lies not so much in wall street. wall street is what it is. a mostly infamous an epithet through much of american history. our we ought to be more on guard about are the institutions in the u.s. government that are benign in their intentions. the federal reserve. the department of treasury. the securities and exchange commission. these institutions were set up to benefit the public and increasingly they are not so. >> james grant sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q and a." >> president trump posted a roundtable with a number of local and state law enforcement officials from around the country. the meeting was on the 21st day of a partial government shutdown, and impress caused by a disagreement with president request for billion a barrier along the u.s.-mexico border. >> would you like to say grace? >> heavenly father, we ask you for your help at this time of crisis. i pray today for this president

50, q-60, and q-80. a sergeant, q-60 is a lieutenant, and a q-80 is the captain rank. the first is to apply at the human resources website. i'll read this for the public. the first step is apply through the department of human resources, d.h.r., through their website, following directions provided on the exam announcement. the exam announcement is distributed by department bulletin. you can also sign up to receive exam announcements under job opportunities on the d.h.r. website. your application or the interested applicant application must be received by the deadline. second step is the interested applicant receives a notice from d.h.r., telling him or her whether they're qualified to take the exam. third step, if they are qualified, they receive a test preparation guide 30 days before the exam. fourth step, the individual may have an opportunity to schedule themselves for the exam. if not, d.h.r. will actually schedule the individual. fifth step, d.h.r. will send confirmation to the test time, the exam

soon see what that actual q four g.d.p. number is that's if the government economist at the commerce department's bureau of economic analysis go back to work when the shutdown is over the release date is set supposed to be on jan. wary thirtieth. and turning to specific agencies and functions the u.s. securities exchange commission the f.t.c. and my old agency the committee futures trading commission to see f.t.c. are among the agencies taken offline by the partial shutdown both financial regulators vital functions which include investigating possible violations of securities and commodities laws and review of applications for stock offering exchange applications and product approval are among the key activities currently being suspended by the shutdown at the s c c only one hundred ten and for us mint staff out of the f.c.c. is total workforce of forty four hundred employees are on hand to handle a limited number of emergencies during the shutdown and c f t c the vast majority of operations that ceased and only sixty one e

at a time when she was really desperate. >> sunday night at 80 stern on -- eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> in the second day of the judiciary's hearing for william barr, they question the nominee's colleagues in public service. ca

the cross street is q street in southeast washington. police confirming this is a triple shooting they are say this is a homicide investigation. we don't have clear yet exactly how many people were shot and killed. police responded out here for report of shots fir they found three men who had been shot in a vehicle. telling us they are no transports from the a scene. waiting for official confirmation to find out what ha happened here. again, being a homicide investigation but we do not know how many people killed inside the vehicle. i was able to confirm with a spokesperson from the plimolice department that the police chief is here on scene. we did get information, they are looking for a dark blue san. and some vague descriptions for people they are lookingor.tw o, possibly three people involved in the crime. to re waiting for the chief come give us an update. we will be giving updates as we get them. >>> i liv southeast washington for us tonight at the scene of the triple shooting. >>> a minor highway crash turned into a major incident

up as and the public is increasingly not so. >> james grant, sunday night on c-span'snce q&a -- on q& a discussion on nuclear security and arms control policy with former diplomats and defense officials. the brookings institution hosted prospect of the extending the treaty which establishes limits on nuclear weapons in the u.s. and russia. this is 90 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to the brookings institution. i am a is frank rose and senior fellow here in the foreign policy program. at brookings. we are delighted have such a large

q&a programs are also available as c-span podcasts.ptioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: next sunday on two ,"d a, james grant -- on "q&a the threat caused by the expanding national debt. that is "q&a" next sunday on c-span. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with issues that impact you. monday morning, washington post national political reporter and pbs host robert costa reviews the week ahead. then we will review the new federal law requiring hospitals to post prices of procedures online with the president of the nonprofit consumer group fair health. fisher to watch "washington journal" 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. announcer: british parliament has been in recess for the holidays. prime minister's questions returns this wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. or watch it sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span.org to find video of past prime minister's questions and other brit

. >> author and columnist james grant, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> next, virginia senator tim kaine sits down with mike allen of axios to discuss healthcare policy and where there is agreement between democrats and republicans. this is 15 minutes. >> thank you very much. our next guest, this is constituent service, we have a number of constituents of our next guest in the room, the next guest, believe it or not, has been my mayor, my governor, and my senator. i lived in richmond when he was mayor of richmond, i'm a resident and we work in arlington, virginia, as my governor and became senator and our next guest who has had an amazing career starting as a missionary, as a civil rights lawyer, a teacher before moving into public service, it's our honor to welcome to the axios stage senator tim kaine of the commonwealth of virginia. [ applause ] >> thank you so much for joining us. >> i'm glad to. >> very kind of you. thank you for joining us. what is the most exciting thing you are going to do over christmas? >> i have my summer vacation from december 26 to december

. >> sunday on q&a. the author and columnist james grant. >> i make my living by writing about markets in something called grants interest rate observer. which is much too expensive for some of the people out there. i think the trouble lies not so much in wall street as -- wall street is what it is. it's been a name either -- not so widely revered, but largely an infamous name. i think what we ought to be more on our guard about are the institutions in the federal validly t that are benign in their intentions. the federal reserve, for example. the department of the treasury. the securities and exchange commission. these institutions set up as ben factors for the public. i think increasingly they are not so. >> james grant sunday night at :00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the incoming freshman class of the new congress includes most women elected and military veterans. c-span recently spoke with some of the new members. republican michael guest has been elected to represent mississippi's third congressional

>> next, q&a and the biography of sumner redstone. in massachusetts senator elizabeth wharton talks to democrats in iowa. after that, a general is roundtable on the 2020 presidential race. ♪ announcer: on "q&a," keach hagey on her book "the king of content." sumner redstone's battle for viacom, cbs, and everlasting control of his media empire. brian: who is sumner redstone? keach: one of the great media moguls of the 20th and 21st centuries. he amassed an enormous media empire that spanned cbs and viacom. if you don't know about viacom, that owns mtv, paramount pictures, nickelodeon, and of course cbs owns the cbs channel as well as an array of other things like simon & schuster. brian: i'm going to start off with this and ask you to explain it. it is on page 226. all this, and sumner was not paying a great deal of attention. by late 2010, his skirt chasing had become a corporate liability. brandon, who had grown tired of introducing his grandfather to girls and the payouts that often followed, decided his grandfather needed a steadie

colonia de moda en la ciudad tras el Éxito de la pelÍcula, pero sobre todo es un reflejo de un mÉxi qdos bajo daca, la corte suprema de justicia rechazÓ intervenir en la batalla legal contra el programa, se mantiene vigente al menos por unos meses mÁs y los jÓvenes, podrÁn renovar sus permisos cristina londoÑo, tiene las reacciones. >> ella es madre de tres niÑos y dice que ha vivido un infierno desde que por falta de dinero e miedo a ser perseguida, dejÓ vencer su daca. >> sin la renovaciÓn sin el daca, yo puedo ser deportada en cualquier momento. >> pero al igual que raymond meza, y cientos de miles mÁs, celebran que el tribunal supremo no haya intervenido. >> que dios los bendigas. >> el anuncio de la corte suprema deja en pie las decisiones de tres cortes a favor de los dreamers y contra de lo presiÓn de la administraciÓn trump para eliminarlo. >> algÚn motivo ha fallado en continuarlo debe decir se acabÓ todo. >> explica que los que tengan el daca vencido por menosde sabenÓ pero si es por mÁs tiempo que tiene que hacer toda la solicitud como lo hizo la primera vez. >> ella afirma

we're not expecting a speech of sorts, but more of a q&a which should be interesting in and of itself we'll do that as soon as we see those two gentlemen take the stage there in d.c. meantime twitter shares have rallied nearly 25% from their december lows. bank of america though thinks there is still time to get in. they double upgraded the stock from a sell to a buy it is our call of the day. what do you think of this one? i told you about the comeback that shares have had there was a sort of, you know, social selloff in a lot of these nims right now 33 bucks up 23% >> they haven't had near the problem of course that facebook has with the dwrum bedrumbeat os regarding private information. twitter has not had that problem. they still need to be able to monetize even better than they have been, but the platform is getting so much better at that that i think that that is what bank of america is tipping the hat to this one. >> i don't see the recovery. there is a stock that was 66 in 2014 i thought we were supposed to be long term investors. in 2016, it went down to 14. it is 32 now in j

a former soldier is suing the ministry of defence after contracting q fever in afghanistan. would have protected him from the disease. it has since developed into chronic fatigue syndrome leaving him unable to work. i'm joined now by our legal correspondent, clive coleman, to find out more about the case. it isa it is a sad story, clive. very sad story, just to let people know what q fever is, it is a disease contracted through airborne bacteria and that airborne bacteria comes from animal excrement. private wayne bass was stationed in helmand and hisjob was to bass was stationed in helmand and his job was to protect other troops from heavy taliban fire and he was co nsta ntly from heavy taliban fire and he was constantly having to dive into pitches in an area of farmland and it is there where he believes he contracted q fever. it is normally treated successfully with antibiotics and it can develop into this chronic fatigue syndrome which it has in his case and it has had a devastating effect on his life. why didn't he get the antibiotics? the army were providing antimalaria

this is the third prop q hearing. as a reminder, proposition q requires hospitals in san francisco to provide public notice prior to closing an in-patient or out-patient facility prior to the leasing or sale or change of management. first item, the licensing change of the day program from institute on aging. it was presented at the july 21 meeting. as a reminder, the day program operates at california's pacific medical center campus. there are 30 participants a day with mild or moderate dementia. currently, the institute on aging manages the program and cpmc provides space and support. with this change, the alzheimer's day program will be independently licensed by institute on aging. this has reported that this change is related to the closure of the california campus in the spring of 2019. and we know that institute on aging has been searching for a new space to relocate the program. as of november, 2018, institute on aging has been reporting that there's been an agreement to hold property until january, 2019. they'v

sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q & a." >>> and we are standing by to bring you live to des moines, iowa. we're expecting remarks this afternoon from tom steyer, talking about his drive to impeach president trump and his own political future. if he gets under way with that press conference, we'll have it for you right here on c-span3. in the meantime, a short while ago, both

to all previous q so with the data they swallow the best national lots of them in the. united states has always had a tool to use in its tax on other countries. economic sanctions or are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. believe i am a responsibility for the whole. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be change. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either there are already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the serger defenses office that says we're going to attack and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money others. lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war. surely we can risk some discomfort and

sunday on q&a, media mogul and his battle for viacom and cbs. we talked with a wall street journal investigative reporter about her book the king of content. >> after he had a battle with prostate cancer, he saw being seen with other young woman as a withof vitality and being them was a sign he could tell the world, i am going to live forever. he would go to hollywood parties and go home with his grandsons dates and things like that. it was awkward for the executives in a viacom and cbs because he was the controlling shareholder of the company's and he would do weird things. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. palisades park in santa monica offers abuse up and down the pacific coastline. the area was home to many hollywood elites including marion davies and william randolph hearst. we take you to the annenberg immunity to hear about california's gold coast era. the 1920's, the part of the santa monica beach that was north of the santa monica. was it referred to as the gold coast. it was called this because many movie stars and movie industry

sunday night at 8:00 eastern on -span's q&a. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 179, c-span was crealted as a public service -- was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house. the supreme court. and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your

to all previous q so. it's one of the best national lots of them in the. united states and he's head of. news and it's a tax on other countries. economic sanctions are are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. to believe i am a responsibility for the home. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there would be chaos. welcome back there is major a merger an antitrust news out of europe today as the european union's competition commissioner margaret vested or signal she will block the proposed merger of rail giants alston and simmons the commissioner rejected last minute arguments from the two companies which would have created a merged entity with about fifteen billion euros in annual revenue is best to go discuss the case earlier this month for me being a true european champion. is not about just doing the right thing it's also about doing the best thing because

. >>> sunday on "q & a," author and columnist, james grant. >> i make my living by writing about markets in something called grants interest rate observer, which is much too expensive for some of the people out there. i think the trouble lies not so much in wall street as -- wall street is what it is. it's been a name either -- not so widely revered. an infamous name. wall street is an epithet,

"q&a," follows again at 11:00. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," patricia miller discusses her book"bringing downhe colonel." brian: patricia miller, author ." "bringing down the colonel matalin pollard came along at a time of profound coulterville transition as a woman the andded into formality public places were force to grapple with new questions. give us the rest. patricia: matalin pollard came along at a time where there was a lot of questions about women in public spaces, being respectable. this was kind of version 1.0, women were just coming into the workplace. people did not know how to deal with where they were going. dropped aollard bombshell on society that was already in a lot of turmoil. what would that mean? what would be due be in society? brian: what time frame are we talking about? like 1894, right at the end of the gilded age. people are starting to say maybe we need to think about the way we thought about the economy, women, dissipation in society. brian: people refer all the time that you took a decade to write this book. go to the beginning, when did it come into your site? p

andunday on q&a, author journalist jane levy with her book the big fellow on the life of babe ruth. series.world a back andets into forth with charlie ruth, the pitcher for the chicago color. -- chicago cubs. he is standing at home plate and the cubs are yelling at him, the yankees are yelling back and he raises one finger for one strike , for two strikes, then he points. that is where i'm going to hit the next one. >> jane levy, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q and a. >> the richard dean story does not end there. november, he was forced out of his office when the government shutdown. , hesecond time it shutdown continued helping social security recipients but was working without paying. on behalf of richard dean and his family and all people out there working every day doing a , let'sb, i challenge you never ever shut the federal government down again. [applause] this weekend, saturday at 8:00 on lectures in history, onnehill college professor how the state of the union has changed since the time of george washington. >> clinton scored here. he scored politically. address, theee

"q&a" programs are also available at c-span podcast. >> next sunday on "q&a," author and journalist, patricia miller, talks about her book bringing down the colonel. about a late 19th century sex scandal that culminated in a lawsuit against a sitting kentucky congressman by his former mistress. that's "q&a" next sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific here on c-span. >> on

q&a programs are also available as c-span podcasts.ioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: next sunday on "q&a," james grant talks about the state of the u.s. economy and the threat posed by the expanding national debt. that is "q&a" next sunday on c-span. >> here is a look at what is lipoma c-span networks today. next, your calls and comments on "washington journal." afternoon noon, a discussion on how social media is used. at 2:00 p.m., former diplomats and defense officials on efforts to nuclear us security. 6:00, a discussion with the u.s. army general on recruitment challenges facing the u.s. army. >> tonight, on "the discussed the" we race between the u.s. and china to develop artificial intelligence. i think the u.s. companies, the best of them tend to be phd driven, research driven, aiming for a

q&a programs are also available as c-span podcasts. ♪ >> next sunday on q&a, ron liebman and tim baker the prosecutors who brought down vice president talk about in 19 3 the case against him. next sunday on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and polyissues that impact you. monday morning we'll talk about the week ahead in washington. then a discussion of freshman democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's tax policy. join the discussion. >> monday, congressional budget office director keith hall talks about the c.b.o.'s budget and 2019 ic outlook through through 229. >> next, british prime minister theresa may takes questions from members of the house of commons, then start kamela harris of california officially launches her 2020 presidential campaign. at 11:00 p.m., another chance to see q&a with awe thorough jane leavy talking about hersch biography of babe ruth. pressure prime minister theresa may discusses the ongoing brexit negoat

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"q&a" with her book "the big fallella." into thisth gets back-and-forth with the pitcher for the chicago cubs. it becomes a legend that he is standing at home playing, and the cubs are yelling at him, the yankees are yelling at the cubs. strikes, andwo then he points out to the bleachers, and allegedly saying that is where i will hit the next one. p.m.nday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> on friday former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, a possible candidate in 2020 spoke at the u.s. conference of mayors winter meeting about the shutdown and gun safety laws. his remarks were prior to the president's announcement t end the shutdown. this is 20 minutes. >> let me introduce a leader you already know, michael bloomberg.

>> sunday on q&a, author and journalist jane leavy, with her book "the big fella." >> babe ruth getsh with charlie wrist, the pitcher for the chicago cubs. it becomes a legend that he is standing at home plate, and that there yelling at him from the dugout. he is yelling back at the cubs. he raises his finger for one- strike, for two strikes. this is the myth, he points at the bleachers and he says this is where i'm going to hit the next one. >> this is on c-span q&a. >>> she became the first democratic women governor in new mexico, when she was warning earlier this month.. she previously served three terms in congress. the coverage of her first state of the state address.

the school has come under fire for banning lgbt q children but supporters of the school say what thechool does is require strict adherence to scriptural beliefs that include rejection of all forms of premarital sex, heterosexual or homosexual. a key line in the admissions agreement states the applicant must, quote, embrace biblical family values such as healthy marriage between one man and one woman. such views led to much criticism of the second lady's decision to teach at emmanuel christian, one arthur compared to a real-life setting for the handmaid's tale. in an interview tonight the vice president defended his wife's new job. >> my wife and i have been in public a while. we are used to the criticism but i have to tell you, you see major news organizations attacking christian education, deeply offensive to us. >> reporter: he believes the effect against his wife are unfair. our goalposts moving? tony perkins with family research centers is absolutely. >> this is suggesting if you have an orthodox christian view, biblical view of human sexuality that you are unfit to serve or hold

q&a. c-span's president trump: over the last year the world has seen what we always knew, that no people on earth are so fearless or determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climbed it. if there is a frontier, we cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame it. if there is an opportunity, we seize it. let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of our union is strong, because our people are strong. >> [applause] union, firstof the postponed because of the government shutdown, will now take place thursday night. watch as president trump delivers his state of the union address live from the house chamber beginning 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, followed by the democratic response by gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. the state of the union with 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or was in with the free c-span radio app. >> in hope of avoiding and other government shutdown, members of the house and senate met on homeland security spending. the house appropriations chair

. >> sunday on q&a, jane levy with " on the "the big fella life of legendary baseball player babe ruth. gets into this back and forth with charlie ruth, the pitcher for the chicago cubs and it becomes a legend that he is standing at home plate and the cubs in their dugout are yelling at him. the yankees are yelling back at the cups. he raises a finger for one strike, two strikes, and then this is a myth, he points out to the bleachers, the grandstand, and allegedly said -- i am going to hit the next one. >> j levy, sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> the richard dean story does not end there. he wasst november forced out of his office when the government shutdown. and the second time the government shutdown, he continued helping social security recipients but he was working without pay. on behalf of richard dean and his family and all of the other people who are out there working every day and doing a good job for the american people, i challenge all of you in this ever shutet us never, the federal government down again. >> this weekend on american history tv, saturday at 8:00 p.m. easter

>> sunday, on q&a, author and journalist james levy, with ler book "the big fella, on the life of legendary baseball player babe ruth. >> what's the call? >> 1932 world series. and babe ruth gets into this back and forth with charlie root, the pitcher for the chicago cubs. and it becomes a legend that, you know, he's standing at home plate, and the cubs and their dugout are yelling at him, and the yankees are yelling back at the cubs, and he raises one finger, for one strike, for two strikes and he points out to the allegedly, this is the myth, that he points out to the bleachers, and the grandstands, and pointing, and allegationedly saying, i swear i'm going to hit the next one. >> jane levy, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> house democratic caucus chair hakim jefferies and vice chairman catherine clark spoke to reporters on day 33 of the government shutdown. congressman jefferies has called on president trump and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to reopen the government and to have a comprehensive conversation about immigration reform and border security. >> good mo

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[applause] >> sunday on q&a, , author and columnist james grant. >> i make my living about writing about markets in something called grass interest rate observer which is much too expensive for some of the people out there. i think the trouble lies not so much in wall street. wall street is what it is. it's been a name either, mostly an infamous name. mostly american history. but i think we ought to be more honor guard about are the institutions in the federal government that are a validly nine in their intentions -- benign. the federal reserve, for instant or the treasury, the , the secus and exchange commission. these institutions set up as benefactors the public, i think increasingly they are not so. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the government shutdown is now in its 19th day with no agreement reached on federal spending. senate democrats have taken the position the only votes they will support our spending bills to reopen the government, and yesterday blocked an israeli a bill. majority leader mitch mcconnell talked about that bill on the senate floor. we also

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