roby. mrs. roby: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and their remarks include extraneous materials to h.r. 4712. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. madam speaker, good morning. the pro-life in washington today is so exciting. 45 years ago this month the supreme court of the united states ruled in roe v. wade to make abortion legal and available nationwide. while many abortion activists celebrate this anniversary, it represents a particularly somber occasion for those of us who advocate for life at all stages. every year since this ruling, the pro-life community has gathered in washington to march in peaceful protest. that's exactly what brought thousands of passionate individuals here today. i'd like to extend a very sincere thank you to each and every person who made this trip today to participate in the march for life. for those individuals, their dedication to the pro-life movement is inspiring. and i and many of my co

what has happen right now to the two men who were taken, roby sanger as well as him?they are in detention. amy: will they be deported to indonesia? >> we don't know yet. we're trying to do our best with the lawyers with the help of the aclu if there's something that can be done for them to stay. amy: pastor seth kaper-dale, what you calling for? >> first of all, these folks have been on order of supervision since 2009 when ice worked with us to say these are nothing kinds of people who should be deported. they are people who missed on a technicality a filing for asylum step ice at that time invited me to bring indonesians forward to be able to do these reports. they have backed off on the promises they have made. i really want donald trump to recognize that he is the hate crime president's down leading not only the policies that look like hate crimes, but leading other folks to do vigilante acts. the fact that two people who moved into sanctuary had their homes really broken into and robberies taken place. amy: i want to thanknk you both for being with us, pastor seth

but first let's stop the show here in the robie kenya has joined. neighbor wanda in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste in every round nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tonnes of plastic are generated every day it can be recycled in different ways now just can't an entrepreneur in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the west into a few. plastic litters this dump site in campbell county. every year canyons generates four million tons of garbage. lucy one zero is a model for school children. collecting waste helps and income. i come here to collect plastic with my friends. this job helps me pay for school fees. everything. on an average day lucien collects about twelve tons of plastic waste from the site . a truck takes today's bounty to the alternative energy system factory in ticker. here the plastic waste will be processed into diesel founder kent opened this was twenty seventeen. we decided to embark on a biodiesel project where. it became abundantly clear that unl

i'm kriss roby, and i'm concerned about the ice order. i'm concerned on what will happen to police officer if they do actually cooperate with ice, and who in the commission is advocating that this is obviously a political action against the state of california and how are we going to address this because it has nothing to do with the grags, immigration. it has to do with a political power play that is disturbing, and it's horrible to think that people in our country -- and they're being picked off one by one in our country. it's serious. i am wondering if we're a sanctuary city if we could not setup some kind of committee or relay system when they come, we are there. couldn't the police who are protecting standing in between the federal agents and the immigrants? >> a lot of community groups are on that, in terms of first response. a lot of community immigration -- approximate. >> right -- >> president turman: well, that's not the role of the police. >> well, if the role of the police is to enforce a sanctuary city. >> president turman: o

analyst and senior fellow with the institute for palestine studies from jerusalem which joined by robi sable a former legal advisor to israel's foreign ministry and professor of international law at hebrew university and also jeffrey aaronson resident scholar at the middle east institute he specializes in the arab israeli conflict he joins us from washington d.c. gentlemen welcome to you will jeffrey we'll start with you first this was an amendment to an existing law that the knesset passed what do you make of it well in its practical effect i think it's left to be determined i think more importantly it's a reflection of the of the absence of any degree of consensus on the part of the major parties that are party to to the conflict about how to proceed in the past the accords for better or worse were the framework through which these kinds of issues were being debated framed in addressed with the failure of the obama administration's efforts to to progress on that front we've seen that this is a one manifestation of the costs that are being borne by the obama administration's failure t

now robi is fast becoming a high rise city toll buildings springing up all over the place but is the city losing its identity during this process i've been talking to one of nairobi's leading critics. charles care who or has watched and participated in nairobi strives for nation does he see any call to duty with the city of the one nine hundred seventy s. they call him he has changed the population has changed the port difference because into meanly there been a zation so many things have changed that that never abuse certainly wouldn't be there a lot of the a bit of it is the bit of the the specter of nairobi that is the agreement so we don't feel but infrastructurally we've got a totally different city and that process of change if anything seems to be accelerating in recent years it's actually what you call it it's it changes year on year on year out narrow b. ten years ago is a totally different era b. from the narrow be ten years prior to that and if you actually move it a little short and there will be in five years changes a lot in two years ten years a lot. of the infrastruct

old the cause of humanity we shall make it up early it's not read through lessons and inspiration robi's lies as we confront the charlie of the present moment we shall use this story caucasian to unite to rebuild and during you his movement and more than thirty people have been killed in eastern guta on the edge of the syrian capital over the last three days as government forces backed by russia intensify attacks president bashar assad's troops are also battling opposition fighters in the northern province of the province of idlib as they attempt to take over a major ad base that are hundred twenty thousand people who fled from rebel held in the past three weeks alone. perhaps a day with all of our top stories to join me for the news hour which is coming up in about twenty five minutes time off the inside story which starts now stay with out as there. donald trump extends the iran nuclear agreement but warns the u.s. will withdraw if changes are not made but can this deal be renegotiated and why is trump adamantly against it this is inside story.

we shall take it up early not read through our lessons and inspiration robi's lies as we confront the charlie of the present moment. yes this is so typical cajun to unite to rebuild and during you'll his movement or than thirty people have been killed in east and on the edge of the syrian capital over the last three days as government forces and the russian allies intensify attacks president bashar assad's troops are also battling opposition fighters in the northern province of idlib as they attempt to take over a major advice one hundred twenty thousand people have fled from rebel held a live in the past three weeks you're up to date with all of our top stories do stay with us for people in power which starts now i'll see you off to that in about twenty five minutes time to join me then. recruit people of sheldon option team and truly have known protested but also from source tree limbs at the hands of colonial era settlers territory that's nerve domenici brought huge temperature states which have left the region environment to be depleted and the into.

on thursday, roby sanger was detained by ice after dropping his two daughters off at school, while gunawan liem was detained after he dropped his daughter off at the school bus stop. a third man, harry pangemanan, has taken sanctuary at the reformed church of highland park in new jersey after he says he saw undercover ice agents waiting outside his home as he was preparing to drive his daughter to school. all three immigrants are originally from indonesia. meanwhile, a number of immigrant rights activists will be attending president trump's statate of the union tueuesday,t the invitation of progressssive lawmakerers. among those who will be attending, cesar espinosa, an immigrant rights activist in houston, texas, and amy gottlieb, an immigration lawyer and the wife of detained immigrant rights leader ravi ragbir. accompanying nydia velazquez. and supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has announced she will not be attending the state of the union. she's been a vocal critic of president trump. the justice department is seeking to add a question about whether people are u.s.s. citits to

thank admiralo robie for his generous hospitality. i should also mention that we are here representing the friends of the world war ii memorial. named for ours leader, the founder of the friends. you may know that we conduct ceremonies on the important commemorative dates during the second world war throughout the year yesterday, we commemorated the invasion of torch. on saturday, veterans day. in 1947, a new american secretary of state spoke at the 200th anniversary of princeton university. he concluded his remarks -- this was a former army general, george marshall, who had just become secretary of state -- by saying he could not imagine a graduate of that institution having completed his education the text of the pen the lesion roar through saturdays. the faculty must've of been astonished. the point was that good officers and good citizens who take their work seriously are lifelong students of history. our speaker this morning, david kennedy, is perhaps the most extraordinary practitioner of nowcraft in a university, with us. dr. k

and robi or at the point perhaps the closest point at which china almost meets north korea the point at which so much trade by road at least leaves china for north korea the chinese were not invited to this conference at the safe place in canada and they're not terribly impressed by that. that's right martin there is a growing concern here about the kind of language the kind of suggestions that this conference is coming up with and the the idea of these interdictions on the high seas the increased naval presence around the korean peninsula that causes concern here that china is something like china obviously does not want to see as far as china is concerned it raises the prospect of some sort of accidental military encounter that might escalate into something much bigger and then of course there are also questions about just how these kind of interceptions will be carried out or what do does the p l a navy chinese navy do with an increased u.s. military presence for example if a chinese vessel is going to be stopped on the high seas and a chinese naval vessel is nearby what does it d

roby is is retiring january 31.pt most of his money in templeton funds and became one of the most recognized authorities on market investing. he joined mobius in 1987. mark is going to do a report for us wearing them. >> coming up, what you need to know for next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: u.s. stocks climbing to record highs. i feel like a broken record. coming up, talks for the first time on tuesday since 2015, the subject is the winter olympics. joe: i will be looking at economic data. watching the retail sales. julia: also on friday, bank earnings here at j.p. morgan and wells fargo before the bell. joe: have a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competi