sandy: i know there are concerns inside the company.who are only facebook employees who are no longer there, they have significant concerns, and a number of those folks have talked publicly. the key thing to understand is it is very difficult to be an employee at one of these companies and speak out against practices at the company. i hope that the culture is starting to change, for example, with what happened with project maven and google. the employees wrote up and demanded google not work with the defense department, and ultimately google changed some policies. my hope is employees will become more engaged and push back against decisions they find problematic. emily: mark zuckerberg has the bear going to great lengths to ensure they clamp down on fake news, is it enough? can they prevented? -- prevent it? sandy: they have taken important for steps but they are only for steps and you still have a credibility problem, in that they have not been fully transparent with regulators and when you're talking about elections, that is something

in hurricane sandy's case other natural factors make this situation worse. but is the stage of the tide when the hurricane hits and for sandy it hit high tide but also there was a full moon every two weeks there's an extra strong. we say a spring tide and it just so happened that not only was the tide high but there was extra high tide due to the moon and then the storm hit and that's why the so was so damaging. of mufon us what is the difference between a tsunami and a storm surge tsunami is caused by an undersea earthquake. secret is white breaks a big earthquake it creates a big way that cripples a very high speed maybe seven hundred kilometers an hour and as it comes close to the land it gets higher and higher and stronger and it breaks and then the shoots sure it creates a huge amount of destruction and. that's a tsunami. in new york the storm surge hit the city at night the extent of its destruction wasn't apparent until daylight. and. we saw a range of impacts really saw failures of our infrastructure system and how and really how it how our infrastru

-- this week at my request they remove the sandy money from the package that we retain the sandy money that our people so desperately need at my request. >> thank you, candidates. next question from courtney. >> we're going to move to a crisis that's ravaging this district. and that's the opioid crisis. in 2016, 116 people died in staten island from a drug overdose. last year it was 99. both of you have talked about treatment options. we need more treatment options. and we we talk to providers on -- within the district they say there's a shortage of them. so i want to start with mr. grimmm and ask what have you done specifically to make sure there are enough treatment options, that there are enough rehabs within the district to address this growing need? >> well, recently i haven't been in office so i haven't been able to do that. but going back one of the first thing is had to do was re-educate myself. i joined -- there is a congressional caucus for opioid abuse. i joined that so i can go around the country and get information about the stake holders that do this every single day. not

dan: this week at my request they removed the sandy money from the package that we retained the sandy money that able desperately need, on my request. [applause] errol: thank you. courtney: we will move to a crisis that is ravaging this district, the opioid crisis. in 2016, 116 people died on staten island because of drug overdose. last year it was 99. on the campaign trail both of you have talked about treatment options. we need more. orn you talk to providers on within the district, they say there is a shortage. i want to start with mr. grimm and ask, what have you done specifically to make sure there are enough treatment options, rehab within the district to address this growing need? michael: i have not been in office, but one of the first things i did was educate myself. i joined the congressional caucus for prescription drug abuse and opioid abuse. we joined that so i can go around the country and get information from the stakeholders that do this every day, not just people in rehab but people from around the country and big pharma, all the people involved. what we have to do be

the danny and sandy shockers.early picked for the roles. >>> and "back to the >>> act risz alexandra shif was honored with the 018 women this film face of the future award. >> i'm taking all the ♪ >>> all right. let's get you up to speed on more headlines. first up in tonight's "know & tell" a jerry springer shoerk. has the show been cancel snd no more baby daddy fights? no more vegas vipper snackdowns? >> the show is stupid. >> that may be true. it's run 27 seasons. shooting almost 4,000 episodes. now come reports they have halted production and laid off staff. hold on. a source tells "e.t." start in the fall, it will air on the cw, with reruns. new shows that have already been taped. and they're considering ordering more original episodes down the line. >> we'll be right back. >>> also, a killer american horror story crossover. >> beautiful. >> ryan murphy tweeted he'll combine season one about a haunted house and season three, about a coven of witches. >> that's great idea. >> sometimes i marvel at how i can dr

sandy couldn't afford to travel to florida to see her husband we've arranged for sandy to meet waller for the first time in over five years my husband wanted to see me along here so i grew it. so i drew him a couple pictures he left florida so he loves palm trees then he also loves dragons that's good and since i can't see him or talk to him then hopefully my mom will be able to give these to him. i feel guilty about pretty much the entire situation. because sarah is considered one of the victims of the crime she isn't allowed to visit her father in prison. i'm really sad that i'm not able to actually be there in person and give him a big hug. i think you're so nice to see. you. here. then fashion. oh to dan and rose that's serious nick tell sarah i was really hoping i get to see her tell her i love her dearly. i like your hair by the way it was about i just about gad well you know . very true and. it's wonderful to see and you know i was afraid i might never see you again i mean because you see if something doesn't happen i'll probably die here and i mean it will be i'll be seventy t

sandy couldn't afford to travel to florida to see her husband we've arranged for sandy to meet waller for the first time in over five years my husband wanted to see me along here so i grew it. so i drew him a couple pictures he was florida so he loves palm trees and he also loves dragons that's good and since i can't see him or talk to him then hopefully my mom will be able to give these to him. i feel guilty about pretty much the entire situation. because sarah is considered one of the victims of the crime she isn't allowed to visit her father in prison. i'm really sad that i'm not able to actually be there in person and give him a big hug. i think it was so nice to see. barry there. again and again been such a hard time. on to dan and rose as serious as nick to tell sarah i was i was really hoping i get to see her tell her i love her dearly i like your hair by the way it was passionate about catalog that well you now. the three trips and. it's wonderful to see and yeah i'm going to pray i might never see you again i mean because you see if something doesn't happen i'll probably die

>> i left here about a year after hurricane sandy because the way sandy hit and kind of, you know, shookwere, you didn't want to put your family through that again. the risk of that. >> how bad did it get hit out here? >> this was like something out of a movie. >> hurricane sandy pounded the east coast in 2012 and many communities suffered but the rockaways were hit with particular ferocity. how was the response? >> it was good, one of the best things about what happened right afterwards is the way people came together who lived here but also came in, pitched in, brought food, generators, but officially, it was like, government, the governmental groups. they dropped the ball. >> what was the problem? >> weren't ready for it. the rockaways, by design, never a place for a lot of good investment or infrastructure anyway to begin with. >> why? look, this is what you would call prime ocean front property not far from new york city, what's going on? >> this is a place historically where the city and robert moses in particular really used as a dumping ground for the undesirable groups that the

sandy couldn't afford to travel to florida to see her husband we've arranged for sandy to meet waller for the first time in over five years my husband wanted to see me along here so i grew it. so i drew him a couple pictures he loves florida so. that's good since i can't see him or talk to him then hopefully my mom will be able to give these to him. i feel guilty about pretty much the entire situation. because sarah is considered one of the victims of the crime she isn't allowed to visit her father in prison. i'm really sad that i'm not able to actually be there in person and give him a big hug. i think it was so nice to see here. buried there. been such a hard time. on to dan and rose that's serious nick to tell sarah i was i was really hoping i get to see her tell her i love her dearly i like your hair by the way with speculation that i gathered along that line down. the three trips and. it's wonderful to see seeing you again i was afraid i might never see you again i mean because you see if something doesn't happen i'll probably die here and i mean it'll be i'll be seventy three by

these commonsense reforms have been before us for years, and since sandy hook, nothing has changed. this body has been inert and reprehensibly unresponsive. we know these measures work. we know from connecticut's experience that they reduce crime and homicides. we know from our state's adoption of these reforms that we can lessen the number of shootings as well as deaths and injuries. we know what doesn't work -- arming teachers in school, a proposal rejected by the law enforcement community, by the education community, by ordinary citizens in communities around the country. but connecticut has shown by our experience that these commonsense, sensible measures do work, but they cannot protect connecticut citizens alone because our borders are porous. even a state like connecticut with the strongest gun laws in the country is at the mercy of states with the weakest because guns are trafficked across state borders. so we need national laws that will protect us in connecticut and all around the country who are at risk. and the new social change movement powered and fueled by young peopl

sandy clark. did you know sandy clark. so scary. have before, it is so scary. sandy clark. did you know people who lost their homes? yes. it is. i am sad for them. (grant) sandy clark owns spring valley's pantry. fire burned just feet from her store but she is hopeful to have dodged the worst of it. other people...are not so lucky. (vicki) our coverage of the pawnee fire continues at kron-4 dot com. there you can track the fire's progress and hear more from evacuees. you can also stay connected with push alerts from our free mobile app. download it today (ken) in the north bay. a santa rosa father is dead tonight. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. he was having dinner at a neighbor's house when a colorado man burst in looking for his estranged wife and opened fire. kron 4's dan kerman has the story. police say shortly after 8 sunday night, a colorado man armed with 2 handguns and explosives burst into the santa rosa home of his son, looking for his estranged wife. sot jennifer wilson/neighbor 10-18we hear gunshot gunshot, so many gunshots 16, 18 20 gunshots going

to mimic a ravaged by superstore and sandy. some people off literally everything. we came together as a family and with great tenacity, resiliency we got things done. now i'm running again over the last three years my opponent hasn't just been sleeping in his office. he's been sleeping on the job or not i am asking for your vote. thank you. >> thank you very much, kennedys. i will start tonight questions with you, mr. grimm. governing is about choices and there are some scenarios in which the representative of the 11th district will have to choose between supporting president trumps national goal in pursuing the priorities on any given day for instance you can abdicate to build a wall. how can you assure voters that they will come first at the choice emerges from what the president wants and what the district needs. >> that is easy for me because of my track record. rst of all i'm glad you brought the seawall because i was fully funded it also included the money that the state would need in the city would need to pay their fortune. almost all of the money is federa

we arrange for waller's wife sandy and youngest daughter sarah to come to florida from wausau wisconsin where they live now due to the financial fallout from wallers incarceration they've been unable to return to florida and see him in over five years. already you said i certainly i mean there are you know. i think you know i hear this music you know it's just it's crazy that someone would be punished for something like this and that so extremely you know i was just absolutely stunned when they when they told me that he was going to be in prison for twenty years for shooting a hole in our living room wall i couldn't believe it. how do you feel about this whole thing i felt horrible. you know he's going to be like seventy's eighty's once he does get out if he does stay the twenty years and that's pretty much is life over in a cell somewhere. and it brings me down a lot of the time i. have asked sandy to take me back to where it all started so i can understand what happened the new owners of her old house have allowed us to visit. it feels like i'm coming back home plus mr heads it is fiv

and the devastating effects of sandy on queens, new york. i understand his concern and the important -- given the impact of this storm and i'm prepared to accept the amendment and yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. meeks: i just want to thank the chairman and the ranking member from california for their understanding and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from new york yields. the question is on the amendment. offered by the gentleman from new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it, the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 47 printed in part a of house report 115-711. for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon he seek recognition. the clerk: amendment number 47 printed in part a of house offered by mr. schrader of oregon. the chair: each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. schrader: thank you very much. i want to thank chairman shuster and ranking member defa

2000 kilometres of coastline, and every year, millions of tourists come here to enjoy its tropical sandyarting this week in thailand, a country with over 2000 kilometres of coastline, and every year, millions of tourists come here to enjoy its tropical sandy beaches. but some of those tourists are having an impact on the marine environment. they are the ones who leave their rubbish behind when they've finished their day at the beach. and it seems that smokers are among some of the worst offenders. so much so that thai authorities have now introduced a smoking ban at some of the country's most popular beaches. it is now illegal to smoke at 2a beaches across the country, and if you're caught smoking or dropping cigarette butts, you risk a fine of up to 100,000 thai baht - that's over £2000 — and a year in prison. i have come to songkhla in the south of thailand to find outjust how big the problem with cigarette butts is. yupa was part of a team which sampled different beaches around thailand to count the number of cigarettes. this beach in songkhla was found to have more than anywhere else

i knew something had to be done. ane sandy relyok people up, to showing that we need to invest in thisommunity. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. preserving affordable housing preserves communities. so we are doing their kitchens and their flooring and their lobbies and the grounds. and the beautification of their homes, giving them pride in where they live, will make this a thriving community once again. ♪ two men are in jail tonight.... accused of sexually assaulting a san francisco woman ... after she was dragged into a car while waiting for a rideshare driver. the victim was taken on a terrifying drive to sonoma . and beaten along the way.kron 4's ella sogomonian tells us how investigators worked tirelessly on this case. given the severity of this random attack five sonoma county sheriff's investigators say they dedicated 2 thousand hours of research sifting through surveillence videos across sonoma and surrounding bridges to help catch the suspects.33-

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you see sandy hook putting out ads and messages around gun safety. most importantly you see the gun control movement investing in its grass roots. and i just got an e-mail from one of the chapter leaders that their membership is now going to surpass 5 million. so every town is no longer -- you know, the biggest gun control group is no longer a tenth of the size of the nra, it's surpassing the nra. so that's all changing. and i think if they continue to push the resources, the money, the effort, the limelight, the media into the state and local level and try and get change where that tenth amendment has pushed all of the power out to the state, eventually you're going to see that gun policy pendulum swing back to where it was once before. it doesn't mean it's not going to be hard because the nra is doing everything the same way and correctly too. so it's a real fight. but at least it's an even fight now. other questions? yes. >> where do you think we are in the trajectory of social movement towards changing the opioid epidemic? and how can organizatio

>(vicki) sandy clark (vicki)sad for them.>(vicki) sandy clark owns spring valley's pantry. fire burned just feet from her store but she is hopeful to have dodged the worst of it. other people...are not so lucky. (vicki) our coverage of the pawnee fire continues at kron-4 dot com. there you can track the fire's progress and hear more from evacuees. you can also stay connected with push alerts from our free mobile app. download it today lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coigash pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs iin the 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. more fog is expected with cool temperatures through the middle of the weak. hot weather is expected to return on friday and the weekend. weekend.friday and the weekend. (grant) (grant) you can track the wea

so far, sandy has raised £80,000.y are keen to know if it is working. people keep asking me how treatment is going and i have to say i don't know, because this will be the first time that we've had actually any blood... feedback. yeah, sort of feedback from it, so... yeah. well, we don't want any bad ones. we don't want bad results, no, but you feel well, so that's got to be a positive. i keep saying that. and here on the right side, please. this clinic offers a complex type of immunothera py, a treatment that fights the tumour by stimulating the immune system. this type of immunotherapy is not currently used in the uk. and even in germany, it is only privately available. many nhs oncologists say they can't recommend treatment like this because it is currently hard to prove a definite benefit. i don't think we are giving any false hope to the patient. first step is stabilisation. if you already can get that, then step one is then done. the patient makes the hope out of it, but we start from the reality and from the ai

. >> sandy! >> danny? ♪ >> so who was the first actor considered for the role of danny zucco?ed down the role and told that olivia wasn't the first choice for sandy either. >> they brought up marie osmond. i said they're wonderful, but every guy in the world wants olivia newton john as their girlfriend. ♪ summer days drifting away >> and i knew that because i wanted -- i felt the same way. okay. every girl wants to be like her. i said, if you don't see this, you guys are nuts. >> olivia was 29 at the time and was afraid she was too old to play a high school student, b the two hit it off right away. >> we didn't even need to know each other. the chemistry was already there. >> from the first screen test we did, it worked. ♪ hopes devoted to you >> olivia's song earned the movie its only oscar nomination, but it's the black bad sandy outfit that made the lasting impression. >> i think they were old pants out of wardrobe from what i remember. i was stitched into them because the zipper was broken. needless to say i didn't eat or drink much on the days we were filming. >> do you s

we have michael santoli, and john augustine from huntington private bank, and sandy vallier from thealanced fund, and, mike, final day, there was a lot of end of quarter -- >> a little bit of noise >> yeah. >> quirks in there, and not a lot of noise on the trade front. that helped. >> right that was clear it was more relief than enthusiasm that was driving us, even at the highs of the day we basically had a little of pressure release from the emerging markets they were very stretched to the downside the dollar came off, all the areas including the banks stretched down as well, got relief, and then the markets kind of took some part in that, but not necessarily. >> mike, when it comes to the last half hour of trade, look at the intraday chart, the picture is not attractive, we lost momentum going into a week where volumes are down, and any slight negative sentiment we get next week is accented >> it probably will. i think because it's the last day of the quarter and you have a major index rebalancing going on -- i don't want to excuse it, obviously, shows there's not enough buying int

branching prashar is quite barren deep forests endless marshes and sandy soils. it was home to almost two million people when frederick was born here in seventeen twelve. the childhood of the young princes nothing like a fairy tale life at the prussian court in spotting even as a tree year old frederick has to follow strict rules. in private life his father is a lives up to his reputation as a soldier king who does not tolerate dissent so shut up this man how dare. i took him out and disappeared and yet he was undisciplined short tempered and badly behaved functions really let himself go in many ways he particularly towards his son caught a tim's on going. the son is an aesthete with a love of classical styles and french literature but is just bought it father tells him that's no way to forge a state his father wants to strengthen brandenburg prussia with a powerful army and cool state conference that snot frederick's world not yet. at the age of eighteen the crown prince tries to flee but in vain his father has him stopped and taken to constrain fortress the sol

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i mean, sandy hook was five years ago and even in that time what has b done?ad democratic president, democratic congress and you know, i think it's just a political, a political idea, you know, to campaign around. i don't think they really want to do anything. i don't think that gun control is the answer, but, of course, we all agree we want kids to be safe and why this movement over school safety is taking off. we are waking up to the fact that gun control is not the answer, we need school safety, increasing security with armed guards, single entry points, metal detectors, an idea that's been floateded and that's where we are right now. neil: sandy hook, in your brother's case, you were not in school that day and you want to the same school. >> i was in the same system, i was in the middle school at the time. neil: now, in adam lanza's case the shooter, he was able to storm into the school with guns ablazing quite literally. were there any safety mechanisms set up there and he blew through it? >> there was no armed guard. you know, what happened he shot open

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i'm the chamber of this committee, and to my right is supervisor sandy fewer, to my further right is supervisor jeff sheehy. to my left is supervisor kathrin stefani and further left is anthony yee. our clerk today is kathrin majors, and we are grateful to sfgovtv for their broadcasts. madam clerk, are there any announcements? [agenda item read] >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you very much. could you please call items 1, 2, and 3 together. >> clerk: yes. item number 1 is a resolution determining and declaring that the public interest and necessity demand the construction, reconstruction, acquisition, improvement, seismic strengthening and repair of the embarcadero seawall and other needed infrastructure. item 2 is a plan reviewing the city's two year fiscal plan to increase the proposed seawall bond from 350 million to 425 million to fund phase one of the seawall program. and item number 3 is an ordinance calling and providing for a special election to be held in the city and county of san francisco on tuesday, november 6, 2018. >> supervisor cohen: great. thank you very much. firs

joining me now is michael santoli, and evan newmark, welcome back, and sandy vilari topping the weeks mcdonalds, intel the decliner s&p 500, underarmour led the way. mike, we put a pretty nice session together here at the end. nice for the dow in general, and underperformance of technology and nasdaq >> yes, so a percent and a half gain for the broad market, s&p 500 for the week, upward drift feel today it was dead flat at noon, and just because we've been in kind of mildly bull mode, the market drifted higher going into the weekend. you know, i think we're at the stage in the rally, though, you talk about the tech underperformance where stocks are 15% from the lows. they are up 7.5% in nine weeks that's exactly when you start to see the spread between the winners and losers get a little bit of life. that's why we have a rotation. it's not a big economic signal that says there's trade wars we have to get out of something and into another thing or something's wrong with tech. i think it's really just a function of inaggregate portfolio rebalancing by investo investors. >> energy had a

i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen againn 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> a student man disguised add tony bennett. he francisco at the fairmont in 1961. >> he's really a san franciscoan. when he said i left my heart, he comes back to try to find it. today i think he's finding it. >> charlotte shultz serves as the chief of protocol. mentioned how his voice is by promoting every city by the bay. >> all the people around us would say i was there once. i got to go back. lift my heart there. people who had been there said listening to that song makes me want to go there. >> reporter: bennett left the singing to a choir. from now on the block of mason street bears a second name. >> it's official, san francisco tony bennetttttt >> a city often divided by politics, san francisco sup supervisor's voted unanimously to name that part after tony benne ben

is not something that's easily found like you might think it is used to be that you'd have a sandy gravel deposit and you'd simply go and dig it up out of the ground so you'd have to make your roads bridges and buildings up but that type material has all been taken away it's gone abuse it already. with the process of service and exhausted we started dredging rivers for sand but this is lead to flooding. now we've turned to the oceans for sand. to satisfy our seemingly unsafe.

i've asked sandy to take me back to where it all started so i can understand what happened. the new owners of the old house and allowed us to visit. very nice we did a really good job it too that was a little rough that's where everything took place that's where the boy attacked my husband attacked my daughter and the shooting took place. it just scares me. what about this room here this is the room that was sara's room. and that's the window he was constantly opening out to take her out all right so on that day the young man injured my husband and i see him coming along this wall here holding his stomach and he goes into the bedroom and lays down so a couple hours later they come back. sarah bursts into the house slams the front door runs into her bedroom then the young man follows her in and they proceed to argue screaming and yelling and it sounds like somebody is throwing large furniture or large objects at the wall. that was either a body that was being thrown around or it was large pieces of furniture being tossed around but it made her renda sound my husband is laying

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sandy, you used to sit on it? >> supervisor fewer: yes. i currently sit on it. i can answer half the questions. the board decided to eliminate the position and we've hired an executive director, but before we did that, we asked california lasco to come down and give us a training on the parameters of what lasco can do. >> supervisor cohen: let me interject a question. if we eliminated the position last year, how are we hiring an executive director? i understand that legally we're required to have some kind of a representation locally? >> supervisor fewer: it's by contract and consultant. it's not a city employee. that position has been eliminated. it's a consultancy. >> supervisor cohen: how is the contract laid out? did you put out an r.f.p.? >> supervisor fewer: yes, we did. >> supervisor cohen: and you worked with ms. calvillo? >> supervisor fewer: yes. and we had an independent body. i was not on that body. i interviewed personally the top two candidates and, actually, i wanted to explain to the board that we did go through a process of a workshop presented

raise their voices for gun control students like jordan in twenty twelve she survived the shooting at sandy hook elementary school in newtown connecticut. i witnessed one violence does not just one singular person but for the entire community in the nation and if there's any chance that what we're doing like protesting in marching will save one kid i'll do it. they believe no it's the time to ban assault weapons to strengthen background checks for gun buy us enough is enough it's their slogan orange is the color. so far you as lawmakers refused to take meaningful action on the federal level but activists like ramon contreras say this is just the beginning. this year didn't set out to continue their protests and to make their fight for gun control a voting issue hoping that the mid-term elections in november will show that their movement has staying power. the u.s. is facing widespread criticism for imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on some of its closest allies including canada and the european union critics say the move which was announced this week well under wine trade and weaken confi

raise their voices for gun control students like jordan in twenty twelve she survived the shooting at sandy hook elementary school in newtown connecticut. eyewitness but not just one singular person but for the entire community in the nation and if there's any chance that what we're doing like protesting in march it will save one kid i'll do it. they believe now it's the time to ban assault weapons to strengthen background checks for gun buy a house but enough is enough if their slogan orange is the color. so far you as lawmakers refused to take meaningful action though the federal level but activists like ramon contreras say this is just the beginning of. this students who go to continue their protests and to make their fight for gun control a voting issue hoping that the midterm elections in november will show that their movement has staying power. and now some of the other stories making news around the world police in mali have used tear gas to break up a band opposition rally in the country's capital to hospital as a result of the violence. time fishel say a whale that died had eight k

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sandy, a republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i am calling because my father was in world war ii and my father was in the korean war. thank god for president trump --i can't say it right. there was a caller earlier that said president trump did not give him no money. president trump is much smarter than obama. obama gave iran all of our billions of dollars. that is a known fact. god bless president trump. i will vote for him again. i don't care who knows i won't. prize. need the nobel he deserves it if he gets it through. anybody that has ever got one, he deserves it. i love him, and i will vote for him. thank you, and i love c-span. host: can you compare what happened in the last 11 hours to the early stages of the ira nuclear deal? guest: more when we mentioned president trump and president obama, more of the way president obama came into office for stop his first inaugural speech he said we will reach out our hand to anyone that willleeir fist. he was looking for the detente trumpresident delivered. in a funny way obama and tr

sand is not something that's easily found like you might think it is used to be that you'd have a sandy gravel deposit and you'd simply go and dig it up out of the ground so you'd have to make your roads bridges and buildings up but that type of material is all been taken away it's gone abuse it already. with the positive surface and exhausted we started dredging rivers for sand but this is lead to flooding. now we've turned to the oceans for sand. to satisfy our seemingly insatiable appetite for sand we've industrialized extracting it from beneath the waves. and the workhorse of the industry is a dredger. a giant tanker equipped with a suction arm capable of pumping huge quantities of sand to the surface. the right bessel in the right location can pump up to four hundred thousand cubic metres of sand to the surface every single day. each dredger cost anywhere from twenty five million to two hundred million dollars. but the sand is free. so the thousands of tankers combing the world's oceans have every incentive to suck up as much sand as possible for their increasingly hungry clients.