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it had plans to begin fracking in quebec, canada. seven years ago citizens turned out by the thousands in montreal to demand an end to all fracking in quebec for at least legeneration. lone pine, meanwhad obtained permits to begin drilling beneath the st. lawrenceiv. the protests culminated in montreal following a march n of more t0 miles from small town to small town to garner support. and get the attention of the canadian government. the march was organized by this man: grassroots activi philippe duhamel. >> they had plans to drill 12 thousand wells around this area, the st lawrence valley in quebec. i ut my savings to organize it. because there was this urgency d no time to fundraise. >> reporter: so you spent your own money to organize this citizen's march? >> yeah, yeah and a few other people including my father. when we got to montreal. faces are pure light. pure delight. feel thatgain you ca history's on your side and you're winning. >> reporter: as the protesters nverged on downtown montreal, the activists did win a partial v

y farmer in quebec gets about $23, a farmer like peter strebel.so ow many cows do you have on your farm >> milking 125 cows. total 140, 145 cows. >> reporter: strebel's father s moved frtzerland to quebec in 1976, purchasing the dairy farm peter now runs with his two sons >> obviously the-- the price kind of regulatedo have decent income for the producer. i mean, you-- it's only enmatter of-- dwork for decent pay. >> we just try to balance offer and demand. >> reporter: alain bourbeau is the general manager of fhe quebec daimers, the group that helps negotiate the price peter will get for his milk. with supply management helped to stabilize the domestic production and domestic consumption.or what about e? >> as producers i would say that we're not looking to export markets. this policy is mainly due to domestic supply because when you produce more than you can sale, the-- there's a spoiling situation. there-- there's no valuation. so you-- you waste water. you waste space. you waste land. you waste everything. >> reporter: while american dairy farmers are frustrated by the lack of free

cree revolcÓn en canadÁ >> para los graduados de programas en un Éxito desde quebec o de alguna otra se demostrÓ que mÁs mexicanos se iban estudiar a lugares como australia e inglaterra que a canadÁ. reportero: en el caso de este estudiante, escogiÓ canadÁ hace tres aÑos. >> empecÉ a trabajar desde el primer aÑo. fue una oportunidad muy grande que nos dieron, darnos el permiso de trabajo ilimitado mientras estÁ el periodo de clases. reportero: logro de este paÍs les dÉ la oportunidad de poder residir de manera permanente en canadÁ. >> te da una seguridad, ya que muchas veces sentÍas que regresar al paÍs de origen que serÍa muy difícil. >> hemos visitado mÉxico y colombia por varios aÑos en el fin de promover la universidad y las propiedades para los estudiantes que ofrece canadÁ. reportero: en el 2017 canadÁ fue nombrado el mejor paÍs para los estudiantes internacionales. enrique: por primera vez tiene como vocero a un pequeÑo mi enrique: nos despedimos con la imagen de este bebÉ de 18 meses, que se convirtiÓ en el primer pequeÑo con el sÍndrome de down en representar a una reconocid

justamente basados tambiÉn en la declaraciÓn de quebec. patricia: de presentarse, quÉ pasarÍa?ue bajaba el secretario de gobernaciÓny el gobernador de oaxaca, se desplomÓ durante un traslado en el estado de oaxaca, justo antes de aterrizar. el reporte preliminar es de dos personas fallecidas al secretario de gobernaciÓn y el gobernador resultaron ilesos. imÁgenes de un autÉntico espÍritu deportivo, del mexicano que quedÓ en el Último lugar de la competencia en los coso olÍmpicos de invierno que se llevan a cabo en corea del sur. jirafales: niños,

. >> reporter: california signed a agreement with ontario and quebec to lower greenhouse gas emissions by putting caps on the amount of greenhouse gasses companies can emit. that measure went into effect in january of this year. >> the trump people have their head in the sand and we have to make allies, canada's an ally, the provinces of quebec and ontario are working with california. >> reporter: outside that meeting at the fair mont hotel, three protesters managed to get in to denounce the canadian government's approval of a pipeline that would nearly triple the output of crude oil. this is what trudeau told reporters yesterday. >> we're going to ensure that that pipeline gets built because it's in the national interest. >> reporter: following the meeting with brown, trudeau met with gavin newsom, they their c. newsom highlighted san francisco'sed a tr ed attribute >> it's a cities of doers. >> and first thing i asked him was let me see your socks, you know? because we has a thing about socks. well, he showed them and they were bright red with little dot on them. >> following that ex

thank you. >> justin, from quÉbec.stion regarding what canada called the poison pills which are not necessarily poison pills for canada because many industries and taxes as well. think about the rules of mortgage and [inaudible] is there any coalition in congress that youou see supporting any of the poison pills? >> poison pills. so far, no. his when one of the more disruptive elements of this negotiation. usually administrations are pretty solicitous in terms of the views of the congress and early on in negotiations our us trade representative was astonishing professional but he said to the house ways and means committee i have an audience of one. there was some tension in the early days in particularly most of the us administration tabled li their headline demands in this case santa claus which everyone thought was nuts and you have a withdrawal clause and said the party can withdraw with six months notice but they were talking about essentially if the numbers had it changed in five years that it would terminate and

justamente basados tambiÉn en la declaraciÓn de quebec. patricia: de presentarse, quÉ pasarÍa?el secretario de gobernaciÓny el gobernador de oaxaca, se desplomÓ durante un traslado en el estado de oaxaca, justo antes de aterrizar. el reporte preliminar es de dos personas fallecidas al secretario de gobernaciÓn y el gobernador resultaron ilesos. imÁgenes de un autÉntico espÍritu deportivo, del mexicano que quedÓ en el Último lugar de la competencia en los coso olÍmpicos de invierno que se llevan a cabo en corea del sur. buenas noches, buen fin de semana. sentÁdola: -- presentadora: los protagonistas del dÍa son pedro caixinha, matias almeyda y raÚl ruÍz díaz buscan son los hÉroes de sus propias pelÍculas. bienvenidos. presentadora: el rey vivey recuperÓ el trono. roger federer es una leyenda y tiene un rÉcord mÁs

justamente basados tambiÉn en la declaraciÓn de quebec. patricia: de presentarse, quÉ pasarÍa?ue bajaba el secretario de gobernaciÓny el gobernador de oaxaca, se desplomÓ durante un traslado en el estado de oaxaca, justo antes de aterrizar. el reporte preliminar es de dos personas fallecidas al secretario de gobernaciÓn y el gobernador resultaron ilesos. imÁgenes de un autÉntico espÍritu deportivo, del mexicano que quedÓ en el Último lugar de la competencia en los coso olÍmpicos de invierno que se llevan a cabo en corea del sur. >> presentador: el siguiente es un anuncio comercial pago para hd mirror cam traído a usted por inventel products, llc. sí, los conductores negligentes andan sueltos, ocasionando accidentes y aumentando riesgos y daños. este es un programa sobre accidentes de tránsito. autos clásicos y la hd mirror cam, la cámara de seguridad personal de su auto. estos son accidentes automovilísticos captados con la

. >> american airlines says it plans to extend services between philadelphia and quebec.will add a second daily service between philadelphia international airport and quebec due to popular demand. the flights begin june 7th. they'll operate until november 3rd. that is one month longer than in previous seasons. >> all right. time now to check out the conditions on the highways and byways at this hour. >> over to matt pelman live in our "action news" traffic center. hi, matt. >> wanted to show you guys something kind of unusual this evening, it's sunshine out here in king of prussia. we're seeing it in the traffic camera along the schuylkill expressway. what is not so unusual is this eastbound delay coming away from 202 heading into gulph mills where we had an accident earlier that's now gone and the delay persists then on into the conshohocken curve. 76 eastbound is heavy. westbound we've got speeds like 24 miles per hour passing south street and if you're getting off the schuylkill getting onto 26th street southbound heading toward the platt bridge, we still have that cra

he is a well-known singer in quebec. that is his lady. a couple of seats behind him.veryone starts clapping and he's crack up. this is kind of a goofy, different way to propose. but she's loving it. >> she said yes. >>> let's head to mt. everest where michael has his girlfriend record the video. he's an aspiring singer, she's honing skills as a photographer, what better way than help each other out on this cool trip. he starts singing his favorite song. ♪ honestly i love ya to infinity ♪ >> boy you made a thing. >> once he's done he asks her to readjust the camera, then asks her to please join him because he wants to sing to her, and there's such a beautiful location, why not. instead of continuing his song, he does this. >> hey, sweetheart. >> boy, he is nervous. she's like -- >> she's flagging. >> she's like, oh, okay, it's happening. >> he continues on. >> will you marry me? >> she is in shock but she does accept, she says yes. even as the video comes to an end she's still trying to take it in. >> she looks like she needs okay jen. >> yeah, maybe it's the altitude

. >>> american airlines will soon be offering more flights to quebec city.ne announced two daily nonstop launching on june 7th. the service is seasonal. it will run into november 3rd. that's a month longer than previous seasons. >>> the dow surged nearly 400 points. this morning futures do that seem to be pointing to a lower open. >>> in honor of national pancake day and what could possibly be wrong with that, ihop is giving away free pancakes. you can chow down on a free short stack, i think that's three pancakes, at participating restaurants today from 7:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night. ihop will also accept donations to help the children's miracle network. >> you know what waffles are? >> yes. >> pancakes with abs. >> grooves for the syrup. that's why i like waffles. >> a train conductor notices a dangling wire in delaware county and tries to warn the oncoming train conductor. that story is coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> a suspect hides drugs while sitting in an interrogation room not realizing cops were watching and taping the whole thing. that's next.

it includes items imported from quebec and smoked meat sandwich like pastrami and corned beef. >> this is something different but fat. so it's not going out there on a limb that's going to be something crazy. >> early plans are already under way for a location in san jose. so what do you think? >> it's popular. >> i never had p uteen. >> it's french fries, gravy and cheese kurds and wisconsin where i'm from. it's good. the cheese melts a little bit. gravegravy, cheese and fries? >> that's insane. >> my stomach is growling. >> never too early. >>> it's snowing right now so i want to get right into that because that's a big deal. here's our hi-def doppler. let's show you where we are starting to see some flurries. those temperatures are cold out there. cloud coverage is keeping us cold. here's a look on 101. some flurries coming downtown areas of pink and purple is a rain-snow mix. that's where it's going to rainfall as you get lower in elevation near healdsburg. light showers, very light showers except for right here. seeing this increase, foresthill, trenton, a stronger cell coming thr

. >> hi, governor of quebec. question regarding canada's called the poison pills, which are not poison pills for canada but many people in the united states find them poisonious in america as well. supply management, others, is there any coalition in congress that you see supporting any of the poison pills? >> poison pills. well so far no. it's been one of the more disruptive elements of this negotiation. because usually -- usually administrations are pretty so he lis t lissa tus in seeking views of the congress and building support early on. early on in negotiations our trade representative is an astonishing professional, but said to the house ways and means committee, i have an audience of one. so there was some tension in the early days. and particularly most of what the u.s. administration, what the trump administration tabled as their headline demands, in in case a sunset clause which everybody thought was nuts, you already have a withdraw clause, article 205 says a party may withdraw with six months notice.

we have a lot of games, we know that, but i am proud of my team, they gave 100% every time the quebec must try to come in the next round, nothing more. three results from those three ties, they are in the second half of the john smith's stadium, that is where manchester united are away at huddersfield. they kicked off at 5:30pm, united happily. it came early on, one goal so far, all pogba left out suffering flu, but romelu lukaku left out suffering flu, but romelu lu ka ku scoring from left out suffering flu, but romelu lukaku scoring from one matter. is wrong side from jose mourinho. juan mata scored just after half—time, only for var to have a big impact on another game. i thought we would show you that incidents, juan mata thought he had made it 2—0. it was ruled out for being offside, but was a? okazaki, big debate raging here at the bbc sport centre. wasim any united fans here for my liking. but it is 2-0! united fans here for my liking. but it is 2—0! lukaku hasjust made it 2-0 it is 2—0! lukaku hasjust made it 2—0 format is delighted. alexis sanchez has put him through, 2—0, th

. >> reporter: last fall, a drone slam into a plane as it was about to land in quebec. no one was injured, but close calls like this -- >> we almost got hit by a drone. >> reporter: -- are getting more regular, with the faa getting more than 100 calls a month with drones getting too close to planes and helicopters. and it is illegal. the faa warning drone pilot that they have to be flown at least five miles of an airport or higher than 400 feet. according to a recent faa study because of their parts, drones that collide with planes could cause even more damage than birds of the same size. >> they have metal pieces, they have lithium ion hard batteries that can chew up an engine and potentially bring about airplane done. >> reporter: investigators are still looking for the person who flew that drone near a plane in vegas. the faa says anyone caught breaking those laws could face fines and jail time. tom? >> marci gonzalez with that close call. thank you. >>> and overseas now, to reports that a russian fighter jet has been shot down over northern syria. you can see the sm

we will do it to line up the way do americans do it, and if that have its biggest lineup with quebec, we have not conceded anything, but we're still doing something that is more economically efficient. it has been as result of that for some improvement. i do not think industry would self regulate in the sense. nobody wants to pollute like mad. we're not worried like that, but at the same time businesses feel that regulation is their job. they will behave themselves, but they are worried about that other business that might cheat and give them a disadvantage. if you think about the rhetoric that donald trump has used with regard to trade him one of the things that animates his vision of what other countries do is they cheat. they do not follow the rules. there's concern about that with china. he uses that language. in terms of international regulation, if nafta were to fall apart, in terms of domestic regulations have there would be a concert with enforcement of those relations making sure without nafta protections we do not have cheating. my hope is it does not come to that. >> one th

schomburg center black muslim woman who is older and has been around and new coretta scott king and all quÉbec'sand she wrote a piece about not us just running this movement but in fact reaching back to forward and reminds us so what i love about that essay is how we move forward that anyone right now needs to understand you are continuing the legacy of people who sacrifice because as a muslim woman somebody sacrifice for me to stand here to be unapologetic she is a black muslim woman in 2018 who has seen a lot and her words are so inspirational somebody like her as much pain and trauma in the midst of a movement and here she is with the reemergence i think anyone will feel a lot of hope. >>host: before the program talking about your family and your children i you are bringing into the lions and the lionesses of the civil rights movement everything that went into the universally praised across the spectrum and how much pain and blood and sweat went to that and talking about watching the movie selma with your kids can you share that story? >> think people see us on national television or on the c

. >> california signed an agreement ontario and quebec. that agreement went into effect january 1st of this year governor brown spoke only to abc 7 news. >> the president is awol, absent without leave on the climate challenge. and so we just have to make up for that and be as creative as you possibly can. >> outside that meeting at the fairmont hotel three protesters managed to get in deannounce the canadian government approval of a pipeline that would triple the output of crude poil. this is what trudeau told reporters yesterday. >> we're going to ensure that that pipeline gets built because it's in the national interest. >> trudeau also met with lieutenant governor gavin newsom. jennifer woo is from canada and arrived' rowe at the fairmont this morning to try to get a glimpsing flifrps of prime minister. she took this cell phone video after several hours. >> so we just stuck it out. and got to shake his hand. >> really. >> yeah his hands are really soft. >> trudeau left this afternoon for los angeles promising to come back to san francis

. >>> 49ers lock in their new franchise quebec.king about the new deal that makes jimmy g the highest paid player in nfl history. >>> will we go one full month without any rain? looking for changes. after the break. from the olympic games are officially underway in south korea. mike pence has arrived to lead the u.s. delegation. >> greg powell, has more. ♪ >> reporter: musicians performing at a flag raising ceremony in south korea. a major moment marking another step in an unexpected warming of relations in the two countries. including a visit by kim jong- un's sister. >> translator: we hope to utilize this opportunity that the winter olympic teams can become an avenue that leads to dialogue. >> reporter: the trump administration is focused on the trump of the north korean nuclear program. mike pence arrived for meetings with south korea's president. increasing diplomatic pressure. saying all military options are on the table. >> united states of america will stance -- stands shoulder to shoulder. >> reporter: north korea is markin

temperatures, they vary from the northeast down to the mid-atlantic and in fact you go from the 20s in quebec degrees and boston in the 40s and 52 in washington right now with the southerly wind it's warm but behind this front. it is extremely cold and in fact minneapolis with the crews there and the eagles fans of the team 6 degrees outside international falls 1 below and this cold air is pushing behind the front first thing tomorrow morning. future tracker 6 at 11:00 tonight it's raining everywhere with temperatures in the 30s and 40s and the flip to snow 2:00, 3:00 in the morning across the entire area ending in wet snowflakes but temperature as botch freezing and melting on the roads and 7:00 in the morning you need the sunglasses and temperatures falling into the 20s again any standing water that is not treated to freeze up. and in the afternoon tomorrow only in the 20s with windchills in the teens. so as we step out the door for the morning rush. a few isolated slick spots with the sun returning temperatures falling into the 20s in the suburb ises and 32 in center city. and into sunday

he was born in 1839 in lower canada, what is now quebec. he was the great-grandson of loyalists who fled from vermont during the revolution. his parents were devout methodist and he had his own conversion experience when he was a student at victoria college in ontario. later on, victoria asked him to come back and teach. not theology but natural science. he had studied that philosophy that was so influential at princeton, commonsense realism. and in a broad sense, he drew from that worldview the same sort of conclusions that warfield did. he thought, ok, evolution is simply a theory, just a theory. it does not meet my standards of scientific proof, so i do not have to take a strong position on it. but his approach to the big picture of culture and education was very different. very non-fundamentalist. he wanted to find a way to accommodate christian theology to new scientific discoveries. and he thought that church run colleges, protestant colleges, could continue to teach the humanities, theology. they would shape students' souls. he thoug

ontario and quebec have an agreement with california to lower greenhouse gas emissions. >> we have so much work to do together as friends and as a planet. >> the president is awol. he's absent without leave on the climate challenge. so just have to make up for that and be as creative as we possibly can. >> huge crowds followed he went. the prime minister has promised to visit san francisco again soon. >>> while at the fairmount hotel, governor brown spoke with abc7 news in an exclusive interview. he talked about his plans for offer leaving office, climate change, and a possible endorsement to replace him. you can watch the full interview on the upgraded abc7 news app. scroll down when you open the app and you will see it labeled as exclusive, governor jerry brown talks with abc7. >>> time is 8:05. this morning we are hearing from the former legislative staff member who accused a california assemblywoman of sexual misconduct. the lawmaker, christina garcia is also an outspoken advocate of the me too movement. marcy gonzalez tells us garcia is denying the allegations. >> reporter: this

>> quÉbec to say we are long-term thinking five years out, but i would like to say and i will use northropgrumman as an example. building centers of excellence to help drive innovation for long-term programs. and so, to the point where there's hundreds of programs and materials to that company. they have programs delivering today that are needed to get their quarterlyni

ontario and quebec have an agreement with california to lower greenhouse gas emissions. >> the fact that we have so much work to do together as friends and as a planet. >> the president is awol, he is absent without leave on the climb challenge. so we have to make up for that and be as creative as we possibly can. >> huge crowds followed trudeau wherever he went. the prime minister has promised to visit san francisco again soon. >>> at the fairmount hotels governor brown spoke with abc7 news in an exclusive interview. he talked about his plans for after he leaves office, climate change and a possible endorse men for who replaces him. you can find it on our abc7 news app. scroll down in the app and you will see it labeled as exclusive, abc7 talks to library brown. >>> the lunar new year is next friday. governor brown helped ring in the new year at the chinese consulate last night. he talked about talking with xi yu lin about climate change. he also says california's stance on immigration is different than washington's. >> we are welcoming at our universities and our country. temporarily i

. >> questlove: 819, quebec! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's what we want right there! welcome, everybody! welcome to "the tonight show!" this is it, baby, you're here! [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching. here's what people are talking about. you guys, tomorrow is the start of the winter olympics. [ cheers and applause ] but some of the events are already under way. and today the u.s. beat russia 9-3 in curling. yes! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: so i guess that means that putin can rig an election, but not a curling event. it's like -- [cheers and laughter ] "i am only human." vice president mike pence will lead the u.s. delegation in pyeongchang while trump will lead a delegation at p.f. chang's. [ laughter and applause ] "that sounds like a good plan. let's see what my fortune cookie has to say about it. [ laughter ] it's going to be a great olympics in bed." [ laughter ] as you all know, valentine's day is next week, and a lot of people are just getting aroun

really don't that manitoba know something that is good for business in it that makes his lineup with quÉbecto do something economically more efficient and some improvement i don't think industry would self regulate but at the same time businesses feel that regulation is their job they are always worried about the business down the street to cheat to get the advantage of you think that rhetoric donald trump has used but what animates his vision of other countries is the cheat and they don't follow the rules so he uses that language so in terms of regulation if nafta were to fall apart there is a concern with enforcement to make sure without nafta protections we don't have cheating but i hope it doesn't come to that. >> you would have a game going on if it were to go away even if they change no law or regulation doing their analysis they may curtail or forgo a new investment. now thinking the gloves are off who knows what will happen. they wouldn't have to do a thing that those expectations could change. >> at a practical level, yes after eliminating nafta what about trade restrictions? terro

he would come down from quebec. this was the main british base in this part of canada. he would go up the st. lawrence. and then he would come down -- here is lake champlain, it's not on the map unfortunately, but you can sail down lake champlain, but this looks very tempting on the map, you know, because you've got a waterway that can take you all this way down to new york. but the problem is, once you get out of lake champlain, there you are, in upstate new york. and he would discover problems with the plan. the other parts of the plan, a lieutenant named barrimore st. leger, he's going to go up to lake ontario, he was going to land here at ft. oswego, and come up, down the mohawk. down the mohawk river towards albany. and lord howe, here in new york, would go up the hudson. so, you'd have a three-way convergence on albany. and new england would be here and the rest of the rebellious colonies would be here. and britain would have split them in half. it's a great plan. but problems ensued. one problem was lord howe still liked his plan. take philadelphia. philadelphia'

maryland the first state to embrace the quÉbec in 2007 and was steadily up to the current 11 jurisdictionsincluding dc. interestingly since the election of donald trump and it brought the electoral college the poor there hasn't been an additional state added pretty to look at the states they are essentially the states that have an interesting activity in red states but the real question i would like to draw out on the panel is what are they trying to do to get to 270 and what is the plan to get an update on board to make come back to reality. >> from my perspective it's 3 yards and a cloud of dust. this happens one state at a time, one legislator at a time and yes, it's right to point out there are 165 electoral votes in a compact already but those 11 states or blue jurisdiction but it happened in every one of the states in a nonpartisan passion. i think it's also important to point out that in the read up to the 2016 election we have also passed one chamber or another and 12 additional states with 96 electoral votes and if anybody thanks that is easy, you know, welcome to my shoes after t

powerful southeasterly ridge and warm southwesterly winds our way moving that jet stream north of quebec see in the summertime, if this was setting up in the summer with 25 degrees above normal temperatures for this week for us if it was in the summer we would be talking about 100 plus degrees. that's how unusually warm that high pressure is right now, so as we go into the day tomorrow, again, morning clouds and fog but it will break for some sun in the afternoon and that's what's going to move those temperatures upper 60's to near 70 for philadelphia, cooler at the shore, though, only 50's there and then we're going to head well into the 70's on wednesday, 73 philadelphia, near 80 in washington and richmond. but here is the cold coming in and that arrives here on thursday. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 70's for the next two days, a lot of fog tomorrow morning. springlike, some sunshine in the afternoon and then sun and high clouds wednesday with that record warmth of 73. and then the pattern just looks, eh, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday -- thursday friday cool in th

including mass shootings in charleston, south carolina, isla vista, california, roseburg, oregon, and quebec city in canada. the southern poverty law center reports -- "websites like breitbart, reddit and 4chan have fueled the growth of the alt-right by spreading radicalizing propaganda designed to nourish white male resentment over cultural and demographic changes." ohio's attorney general filed suit against chemical giant dupont on thursday, charging the company with illegally dumping a toxic chemical from one its washington works plant into the ohio river for decades. the suit charges dupont released the chemical, which is used in teflon coating, even though it knew of the dangers of pfoa, also known as c8, which has been linked to cancer, thyroid disease, high cholesterol and low birth weight in babies. the ohio lawsuit comes as the environmental protection agency ordered dupont to test water near its washington works plant for another chemical, genx -- which was billed as a replacement for c8, but which is linked to many of the same health problems. to see a full discussion about teflon

>> quÉbec to say we are long-term thinking five years out, but i would like to say and i will use northropgrumman as an example. building centers of excellence to help drive innovation for long-term programs. and so, to the point where there's hundreds of programs and materials to that company. they have programs delivering today that are needed to get their quarterly earnings. but if it does not well and communicate expectations while to me and my peers, they have the ability to plant seeds for the future. >> you can watch this entire program online at c-span.org. type in reagan national defense foreign in the search bar on the home page. we will go live now to hear from the general delegation of the plo to the united states talking about palestinians and u.s. foreign policy. live coverage on c-span2. >> i welcome you all here today including everyone watching on our live stream. it's also an honor to introduce and welcome our distinguished speaker, ambassador zomlot who will be speaking about the latest developments and steps for palestinians on the diplomatic and palate and inference. a

not, they are just not ready to see themselves exploited and except the services so they run and quÉbec it's a cyclical thing. that's really important to keep in mind. it's not a one-shot deal. >> i'm with the national center for missing and exploited children. i have sort of a a three-part question but a promise they are all related. so first, at wellspring to talk about the fact that for children taken referral some fbi, juvenile justice. i i knew it in some states flora in particular if you have contracts with state agencies, you're often not allowed to accept referrals with children who are referred from other agency pics of the child welfare referral you can all be serving children from child welfare. i'm assume that's just not the case in georgia. kind of on that same line, with the two states if i'm memory correctly georgia says in a child of commercial sexual expectation can bicester by child welfare. for that might have mandates what has to be a parent or guardian. do you think that child welfare in mandate to take on these cases and be the referral agency is helpful or do you

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from quebec, she is on the outside. the outside. who has look good today so far? so far?women's 500 metres. a nation holds its breath. away they go. the final is on. the getaway first time. getaway first time. elise christie tried to move through on the inside. tried to move through on the inside. canada in second place. christie is back in fourth. back in fourth. she has work to do to get back into contention. to get back into contention. we know she has the speed in her legs. she has the speed in her legs. fonta na leaves. fontana leaves. christie now to get the inside line. there was almost a collision. collision. christie tries to make it on the inside. christie is out once again! in a photo finish. photo finish. elise christie ends up on the floor again. again. four years ago and history repeats itself in korea. itself in korea. disappointment for elise christie who is doubled over at the moment. who is doubled over at the moment. she has two more attempts to try and claim an elusive olympic medal. claim an elusive olympic medal. well, what do i say the? huge commise