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they will now accept sd cards of up to a00 gigabytes and they play dolby atmos sound.re the s8 could be plugged into a special dock to connect to screen, mouse and keyboard, the s9 can become a trackpad. this will soon also double as a keyboard. even with the s9‘s better tech specs, critics say that the improvements are not massive. i do think the camera and the sharing functions are sure to be eyecatchers. and no super slow—mo shoot is complete without lots and lots of confetti. well, only one day after samsung announced their phone and their slow—mo camera, we found out that sony have upgraded theirs to 960 frames per second and in full hd which makes it better. so, what do you think the situation? you tried it earlier. i did and it really is better than the effort from samsung. sony has experience. this is the second time they have done this and full hd, when you see it, it is glorious. glorious in comparison to the 720 noisy pixellated version on the galaxy s9. will this really sell phones? no, it's not. it's a cool feature and you'll use it once and if you get it

in edinburgh, a close encounphr with the sds pony. rain today in belfast, the final u.k.capital city left for meghan to visit in her continuing journey from california girlo the wife of her british prince. sarah campbell, bbc news, belfast. jane: it has been more than a month since the deadly shooting at a high school in parkland, florida, that claimed 17 monthss -- l today, students from that school descended on capitol hill tote demand strgun control. it comes ahead of a massive protest they hav organized tomorrow called march for our lives. in a developnt they may not ve been expecting, attorney general jeff sessions is proposing a bill that win effectively mp stocks, the devices that allow semiautomatic weapons to fire like a machine gun. the bbc's paul blake was with some of the students turned activists and he joined me a while ago. a big day for them today, big day tomorrow. what is their mood like? paul: it is like a big school trip. having breakfast with a lot of them, i quickly realized m them had never been to washington before. on the bus to capitol hill today

obama's administration sd north carolina a. the case is highly relevant to what we will be talking about today. >> and since you bring it up. the to sides of the debate, the state is saying, look, the tenth amendment says we can make the decisions of how we allocate resources in law enforcement and federal government is saying you cannot interfere with the federal law enforcement.oe how it break down? >> on the one side, the 10th amendment, you cannot be forced to enforce federal law. and on the other end we can't, the state of fcania, can't obstruct the lawful implementation of federal law. there's ways the federal government can ask for cooperation and entice coopation through grants. for the california legislation, have they gone over the line and gone to the obstruction side of things? >> and let talk about political risks and rewards. there were a few minutes that went by after sessions spoke this week that i got in my box a fundraising pitch and donald trump sent out a pitch as well. how does it affect both parties in the

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anti-vietnam war, sds, black power.was, they remained so fractioned, richard nixon won that november. what we saw today, if we can come together, even though we may not all agree. we may not listen to the same music or go to the same place, it is the broad base that will in many ways change the politics of this country. >> the nra is there day and night. the folks on the other side may not have a walk out, but they know what they're doing and they have a number and the contact even though everyone in albany or state capitals, the challenge of moving that into something more concrete and lasting. >> i think we have been work and building up the foundation for though moment since the sandy hook massacre. >> that was like a real disjunctive moment. >> it was. you saw americans coming forward forward. they were galvanized. and we have seen state and local legislatures enacting laws that are meaningful and effective. and now americans realize that until we see change at the federal level, 30,000 americans are going to contin

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> no i sd aitraction, i dn't say. >> lou dobbs: he's there to get collusion. >> an apparently we hadhicks testifying and said she didn't lie with anything regarding russia. it is a consistent thing. there has been no trump involvement. >> lou dobbs: there's no involvement. >> russia in the election there's nothing. >> lou dobbs: the talking about traction instead of law. how about just pack your bags bob muller and go find something to do that isn't interfering in government. it looks-- i swear to you. the special council looks like an adventure underwritten by speaker ryan. mitch mcconel. the deep state. k street, the establishment. >> it is the most multi-million dollar search for a crime no one committed or can identify. no specific incident. >> lou dobbs: then my gosh. hillary clinton, the clinton foundation, uuranium one, it goes on and on. and when we find out the only collusion we've seen so far facebook and twitter with russia. we don't know for sure who, who actually broke into the dnc servers. we have third party allegations, but not the fbi, which-- i mean this is a mess.

just up the street, there was sd like a gentleman and he was strictly borusin the township. >> reporter: a lawyer representing both of miccarelli's accusers confirms to fox 29 what the inquirer first reported ttfficial and a l consultant have accused of miccarelli sexual assault and domestic violence. >> what's going on inisburg? wp there? >> this week there's a couple things going on but i just got married. >> reporter: wednesday from his backyard, miccarelli proclaimed his innocence. >> allegations of behavior that's not proper. can you tell me about it? >> jeff, all i can tell you i've done nothing wrong. >> reporter: miccarelli's fellow republicans in harrisburg state house say, they've gotten law enforcement involved as a result of their investigation of claims they call alarming. a source close to the investigation tells fox 29 miccarelli must now enter the capital as the public does through a metal detector due to concerns he's carried a gun into the building. the attorney says one of her clients who had relationship with him claims the army veteran pointed a gun at her and threa

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i sd that veask that very speci. susan mcdugall was involved in the white water investigation. she went to prison for 18 months. >> mueller is not going to send me to prison for this. this is ridiculous. i never spoke to carter page. >> why wouldn't you be happy to provide your communications if there aren't any? >> i'm not going to g over when i have 15 e-mails a day with roger stone and steve bannon and have to spend 80 hours. you could go to prison for this. in the communications do not show collusions with the russians, why wouldn't you just go in and testify about them? what do they show that you're so embarrassed of? >> they show nothing. >> you said earlier you talk about people you hate. are there things you were just talking smack about them? >> no. that's not the reason. what i don't like and this is a separate issue. i always find, erin, there are two separate rules for republicans and democrats. why did they not ask hillary clinton and hillary clinton's folks to produce these e-mails? >> perhaps they will. i know you've been bringing that point up today. that would

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let them stand up and we are employinelm imploring them to sd up for this gender discrimination that bailey. >> sandra: it's my understanding that you believe these rules are outdated. and two different set of rules for the players and for the cheerleaders. and you have been told that anything beyond hello and great game are too personal? >> yes. anything passed that is considered fraternization whether you are texting them or sleeping with them. they say they don't care. it's the same. >> sandra: and i think about the pictures that you see of the nfl players on social media. >> right. um-huh. >> sandra: get put out into the media where they could be out and about and definitely with women clad and things much less than had you on. where do you think this goes from here? what do you want to see happen. >> i want to sequel rules for both of us. we're both professional athletes. we have worked hard to be professional dancers like they have to be professional athletes. and especially there is a double standard. >> sandra: thank you for coming on and telling your story tonight, emily. i

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. >> you do an amazing job playing out the sociaoflaying out the sd economic impact of high quality early childhood education. coming back to the last panel because i thought the last panel was very clear that this wasn't just an education issue that forming the coalition's and common cause, the linkage of education to health care to welfare reform to the big issues we are facing in society has been is much appreciated and we have to look at how to communicate better. it's easy for all of us to get caught up in the acronyms or the shorthand way and having spent my entire professional life in the multidisciplinary settings. when in fact the acronyms are referring to different bodies of information. one of the things that is difficult to do but i believe we have to do it is to figure out how to say in plain and relatively simple english what it means to do this type of networking and bridge building and forming constituencies each member has an important part to play but it is the sum of the parts. in some states, governors have formed early childhood offices that link across the department

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