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don't go away because there's another very interesting deal that i would like to discuss with you revote. spending more than eighteen billion euros to buy large parts of u.s. based cable t.v. operator liberty global the british telecoms giant will be buying liberty's cable and broadband internet operations in hungary the czech republic and remain here as well as its unity media subsidiary in germany the two already have a joint venture in the netherlands vodafone was once known for its aggressive expansion into new countries but the liberty deal suggests it's sticking to its current strategy of deepening operations in existing markets it's likely to face strong scrutiny from regulators and that is where danny of course is coming in again in frankfurt jenny what can you tell us about that deal. well with this deal monica vodafone will be becoming the leading next generation network owner in europe with a total reach and that's a lot of a hundred and ten million homes and also businesses that's the reason and your mention of that many are fearing that prices with as big a vodafone dominanc

right now, that program is being delayed and may have to go back to the ballot for a revote. but that program or one of similar eligibility. it wouldn't work well for our transition units because that particular unit -- that particular program is both one of the challenges we face with many programs is that for programs that are intended to support the construction of new units for the formerly homeless or for new affordable housing units and because a lot of our units are being used to replace or transition existing households, even though that existing housing was always meant to be temporary, we're being told that our units are not considered new units because they're moving people from one building to another building. so that's a challenge we have with some of these programs is that, as i said, although our housing was intended to be a temporary solution, because we've housed people, when we transition them, it's not a new unit. so those are some of the things we're looking at. also, we're in conversation with the city's capital planning group on when we might expect the

will be a chance for another vote next week but at the moment all eyes and all expectation is on a revote results today that would take armenia forward to a new government. and a new future iran's describing israel's prime minister as an infamous lawyer after he made new allegations about a secret nuclear weapons program benjamin netanyahu showed reporters what he said was proof that the iranians had lied before signing the nuclear agreement three years ago the u.s. president's tour to decide on whether or not to withdraw from the deal for him says that deal is vitally important under simmons has the story. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu may have unveiled secret files and computer disks describing them as conclusive proof that iran's nuclear program did exist this was an innocent looking compound it looks like a dilapidated warehouse he may have shown a building in iran where he says israeli intelligence agencies had found the evidence but in vienna a former director of analysis for the international atomic energy agency isn't impressed speech is the dates are all missing ever

will be a chance for another vote next week but at the moment all eyes and all expectation is on a revote results today that would take our media forward to a new government and a new future not roman catholic cardinal is to stand trial in australia for sexual abuse decades ago cardinal george pell pleaded not guilty to dozens of witnesses gave evidence in a months long committal hearing the former archbishop of melbourne in the one nine hundred ninety s. rose to become vatican treasurer and aide to pope francis thomas reports. cardinal pell arrived at a melbourne course hoping this would be his final appearance. it would be george pell was until recently the catholic church's treasurer arguably the third most important person of the vatican inside here a magistrate told him he will face a criminal trial accused of historic sexual offenses police formed a barrier to help clear his path out a large crowd of media and people who say they were abused by priests in the catholic church was writing. the magistrates had barely finished. before he answered very very not guilty they were only word

i have seen references that the possibility of a revote is a realistic possibility. >> i will give you a quick answer. it will be a quick one and then give me the richly informed one. [laughter] >> there isal second referendum and what the wording is. so that, leaving aside that very, very difficult sort of -- british pollics right now. and say it offered the reversal and there was a reversal 52-48 in favor of that remained. would that settle anything? i think it could be even more deeply voice in british pollics and make the country less governable. the second referendum, those who were hoping, have been gun to think about these lines. i had a colleague of mine, where you stood? 16 it's almost like an identity. you will live with your decision. families will debate it. and like the english civil war and this hases become a very deep thing. 'm not sure the second referendum is inviting as it was a year ago. i'm not there. matthew's there and i may be overdramentizing it. >> if you stop -- i work with suradvise and opinion polls. that is the most reliable academic surveys. in hindsights

we do need to go back and revote then. >> let me ask, at what point do we bring up the -- >> we'll hear san francisco zoo and then the item. >> okay. >> okay. go ahead. >> good morning, again. >> i apologize. >> my head is scrambling. on the page issue, i made some comments at committee. i just want to add comments to it. there was something where i said something about of our kind of geneva, community gardens. now we have alemany gardens again being worked on. i'm just making a comment about how to try to clean the vegetables because i couldn't come up with a way to look at it other than in organic chemistry. so all of you who drive cars, they have that high octane power boost and that -- i don't know the exact name. it's some type of ether or ketone. it breaks down, when it explodes. that stuff has been found in ground water. so when that stuff gets all over and the vapor, the food -- i don't know how good it is. it's not put through food agricultural department. so what i'm looking at is if people are going to be growing gardens and they're going to eat the food, i just want to inclu

>> that's correct, unless you want to revote, someone wants to change their mind. obviously we are going to need to get seven board members here before june 30th. >> president scott: if you wish to have a motion to reconsider, i'm willing to entertain that. >> i move we reconsider. >> president scott: you can't do that, because you offered the original motion. >> i did, ok, i'm wrong. then i don't. >> president scott: i think i'm correct in that. >> we can make another motion. >> this is an informal board, as long as everybody -- >> president scott: you could not offer it, but since our counsel is saying we are not that formal here, i'll be willing to entertain your motion. >> i move we reconsider. >> president scott: is there a second to reconsider? a motion to reconsider the prior vote. discussion. >> so, i mean -- the benefits as i said, only adds $0.87 for the retiree only, plus 1, and 2.81 for the retiree plus two. the benefits -- this are the retirees that need most of the benefits more than the delta dental p.p.o. the reason why there was a reduction in the

i've seen fleeting references in the press to the possibility of a revote. is it a realistic possibility. >> i'm going to defer to matthew but i'll give you a quick answer. sorry, matthew, please. >> i should maybe >> i will -- it will be a quick one. and then you can give the richly and foreign one. [laughing] >> first of all, sort of how question of how we get to political situation with is a second referendum and what the wording is. but leaving aside that very difficult, leaving aside the nature of british politics right now, let's say there were a second referendum that just simply offered the reversal of brexit and there were a reversal 52-48 in favor of remaining this time as opposed to the other way around. would that settle anything. i think it could sort of leave the more deeply voice that made the country even less governable. on the second referendum, those of been hoping for second referendum, advocates to think along these lines. i had a slightly dramatic conversation with the ecology of the day he said where you stood in terms -- remain or bre

one cost revote it turned out in a critical one was republican senator hayakawa who is dead set against. we learned through mondaleou and told carter he would consider switching his vote if carter would see him every two weeks to get his foreign-policy advice. carter said senator, i wouldn't want to limit you to just two weeks am flattered you vote for the treaty, carter never saw him. he also on the left embraced the soviet dissident movement in the soviet jewry movement. sakharov, the leader, sharansky the soviet jewish movement and saved his life by his own admission by saying during his trial that you are not a u.s. spy. they say that the soft underbelly of theie soviet unio, but was joined with hard power as well. it was carter, not reagan, who began to build up after vietnam could certainly reagan built on it, but he built on carter's foundation and together with two nuclear arms treaties and with a the remarkably tough response to thee afghan invasion, the carter doctrine so forth that even conservatives applaud. carter played a significant role for the unraveling of the soviet u

also a vote to revote last week's failed farm bill. now to live coverage of the u.s. house here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, the reverend mark geoglein, harrisonville community church, harrisonville, missouri. the chaplain: lord god of heaven, you are the great and mighty god whose unwavering love and faithfulness for the world never ends. we bow in humble recognition of your holiness and majesty, asking you be open and attentive to the prayer of your servants. may we love one another just as you have loved us. we thank you for another day to do what is good, to to justice, and to love kindness, and to do what is best for this great nation. bless those who serve in congress and assist them faithfully. grant each of them wisdom to make the best decision, provide strength for those who are tired, and allow courage to do what is right for this great nation. help us to realize we're better together, tear down the dividing wall's hostility, reconcile us and restore us to pursue life and liberty togeth

a chance to revote. lots of reaction on twitter. >> the house has been debating the farm bill for three days. let's take a look at some of that debate. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 2 which he clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to provide for the reform and continuation of agricultural and other programs of the department of agriculture through fiscal year 2023, and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill

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