would want to kill sherri rasmussen? she was hard working, caring, and popular with her coworkers, trained as a nurse, sherri was director of critical care at a large local hospital. we are implementing the people difference program. >> it was a devastating day. she was 29 years old and just in the prime of her career. >> reporter: ahthea kennedy was sherri's boss at the hospital and it originally hired her. >> we couldn't believe it, first of all. like how could someone do this? people crying. people upset. even the hospital was like a tomb, you know? so the loss was real pap panel. >> reporter: cher impsherri had married three months earlier to john ruetten. months after the wedding john found sherri sprawled dead. he was okayed. police determined this was a burglary turned violent. >> this was no accident. >> reporter:s yolanda mccleary was a consultant to "dateline." >> multiple shots fired. shots fired at very close range. >> reporter: shecl has reviewed court records and media reports on this case. we returned with

reporter sherry chan good to see sherry the activists obviously please but tell us more about beijing's response. while right after trying science the legislation beijing reactive previously m s expected it has summoned the u.s. ambassador to the man the u.s. not to interfere in china's internal affairs and it also asked the u.s. to stop causing further damage to file a tro relations and also actually in a statement the foreign ministry also said that. the legislation harbors sinister intentions and is also an act of bullying is also accused the u.s. of being the culprit of instability in hong kong beijing also warned there they would take a firm countermeasures although they didn't mention what kumkum measures would be and it also said that the u.s. will bear consequences if it insists to pass the law so what about then on the ground itself has the university for example now been cleared of those protesters. it is very hard to estimate actually how many people are still inside the campus actually in the past 2 days there were several different groups trying to enter the university to t

sherry chan 1st in hong kong thank you let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world and molto protesters have called on prime minister joseph moscow to step down this off to his associate described as the mastermind behind the killing of a journalist was freed from prison journalist and kind of want to get sued was killed in a car bomb attack 2 years ago. cruise opposition leader mori has walked free off to more than a year in prison she's been held in pretrial detention pending an investigation into alleged money laundering the country's highest court ordered her release on monday but the corruption case against her can still go ahead. well germany's far right populist a.f.d. party has been moving ever further to the right since it was founded 6 years ago it is now the largest opposition party in parliament and it is about to elect a new leadership today at a conference. it's set to be a stormy event with demonstrations outside and conflicts inside the venue is different factions within the party jostle for dominance the very far right is pitted aga

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creating these problems and it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets plus treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. and. to. soak up the walls before they. was like he is there was like. they puts. their work times although it's close there. so it's like. it's like living on the it's. happened with. even the friends they were. is it did not they when. they were asked to pay a lot of money to get them back most of the cases they were killed. after that's on me of. you has a mutiny and you don't want to or. you don't want to listen to these stories anymore because it's hurts it touches you deep inside and it it's it breaks the things in your soul you reach a time you don't want because everyone has been into even the people who were there were cops or bits of body they were injured or different. mood i was married

sherry: i am always betting on capitalism. we can look back over the last 20, 30 years to see how companies deploy that capital. they do it to the benefit of shareholders. in weak economies, when companies start to cut rates, the market tends to be an attractive place. why would you not own a portfolio of attractive companies for a decade with the potential for appreciation? caroline: what about holding high quality companies in the u.s. vis-a-vis the rest of the world the echo -- the rest of the world? vincent: the question comes up all the time, where are we in the cycle versus the u.s. economy and elsewhere. i think the dollar is still the place to be, the u.s. economy is still the place to be. emerging-market people for years say, time to go into em. there's too much geopolitical risk, too much risk with the tariffs situation. europe has its own problems. we have not gotten past the auto tariffs situation yet either. we see the issues in latin america. that is all over the place. theil just last week with lula issues. and

has a huge challenge on the one hand he has for years in islamabad on the other he has to deal with sherry. and they say you had a phone from struck on. thousands dead skyrocketing addiction and in the end of drugs problem that's only worse and philippines president broad required to take his so-called war on drugs hasn't gone to plan so no he's offered the job to one of his fiercest critics his vice president lenny of a bread dough she's been made co-chair of the agency doest with combating illegal drugs she's described the drugs related killings by police as senseless and condemned to death before rhetoric that critics say it got to just police to shoot 1st and ask questions later here's what you did up to in an exclusive interview last month it would have been that there if he had met you know i said elsewhere is a. because it gives mixed signals event if picks back to swear and it gives nick mixed signals on that and. you know i meant that of why he said that all the precedent and he wants there's a sense of encouragement that. this would be honored that in fact if you remember if you

and on top of it there's a headache that sherry who has a potent caucus on one of the biggest parties in eads so there is a problem that is in jail health is deteriorating so the army the most powerful institution august on out so once he is out the government can focus on governance issues so that's why you know me you know the influential institutions in the country. think this is the kind of deal. but the trouble don't really and. he's already facing goals to step down does this make the situation more untenable for him. well. the last huge 1st protests in the slum above east demanding conferencing condition and that is still on going through the bridger is all the coffee he use not ready to step down but their upper chest is in a slow large number of protesters i don't see that pressure is piling up on con that you know sheriff must be allowed to leave so in this situation khan has a huge challenge on the one hand he has for years in the slum about on the other he has to be sure even one way or the other and there's a huge had a phone from strong. thanks very much for that analysi

and i see sherry young from one treasure island. thank you for the work that you have done and we the work we did together. many years ago, when i worked for the treasure island development authority in san francisco, and it was the treasure island homeless development initiative, which is now one treasure island, doing great work to make sure that formerly homeless people and veterans and families have access to a safe, affordable place to call home. this is an amazing community. this is an amazing opportunity. this is what happens when we come together to do what is in the best interest of the people of our city, especially those who are most vulnerable. i am so proud of each and every one of you for participating in this amazing opportunity. thank you all so much for being here. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. you should know that 90 4% of the people who come here for substance use disorder treatment come to us experiencing homelessness. most of those people are unsheltered. they live outdoors. we all know that san

sherry ellis was trying to pick up her prescription when her bank card was declined.akes up to ten different medications that can cost $14,000 without insurance. she said the medicare office told her it could take 45 days to fix the problem. she says that's time she doesn't have. >> as far as they're concerned, i am deceased. if i run out of my medications, my body starts going down. if i have a heart attack in that time, i'm out of luck. >> the office of the inspector general said in 2016, the social security administration sees fewer than 1,000 of these mistakes a month. cnn has reached out to the ssa. >>> just in time for veterans day, a miraculous discovery of a world war ii era submarine that sank after leaving pearl harbor more than 75 years ago. "the uss grayback" has finally been found. it comes after researchers had translation of the war records that was one digit wrong identifying where it may have sunk. it is credited with sinking 14 ships. it was found south of okinawa with its integrity intact. the discovery can bring some closure to the families of 80 a

sherry klein. jim. shane. jade. paul. [applause] press the button. >> good afternoon, commissioners. board members and every school bus driver that attended and every school bus driver that drives for your district. my name is tammy davidson and i work for the state special schools counseling school for the deaf. i am responsible for the contracts that we contract to bus drivers for our residential students. also school fort blind contract as well. i'm here in support of the school bus drivers and maintaining them. most recent i've had to get creative with our contract language. and maintaining school bus drivers. i don't feel they should be compromised in no shape or fashion. i've contacted the department of education transportation to the highest level on my concern that the ride-share companies that are being compromised for school bus drivers. the department of education transportation top of the line asking me, who are hiring these people? am i sure that the parents aren't setting these ride-share companies up? how a

sherry in ohio. democratic caller. sherry, your thoughts? >> caller: hi. i've been watching the hearings and what i wanted to comment on is the fact that we have a congress that won't meet on this important event. we have -- i'm from ohio, and the congressman from ohio on the republican side who have attacked the witnesses are an embarrassment for ohio. specifically jim jordan. and the witnesses are dedicated to our country. they have no interest -- and to denigrate them to attempt to intimidate them is beyond the pail. i'm just embarrassed that we're doing this. and the republicans act as though they're in a trial. this is an inquiry. when it goes to the senate, it becomes a trial. do your due diligence and be a congressman for the state that elected you. and follow the constitution. but defend him with common sense and legal information, not den kbrating these individuals who come forward at the risk of being intimidated by the president of the united states who doesn't care about anyone but himself. >> all right. sherry mentioning jim jordan, a lawmaker

stahl: in the final pitch to the competition's judges, miliband and his sesame workshop counterpart sherrieresented a two-pronged plan: sesame workshop would create a new show for the middle east. >> sherrie westin: we will introduce new local muppets. >> stahl: and the i.r.c. would dramatically expand its services to young refugee kids directly, including where they're living. ( applause ) and they gave you $100 million. >> miliband: yeah, $100 million is not as much as it sounds. because it's-- >> stahl: it isn't? >> miliband: it's over-- >> stahl: it sounds huge. >> miliband: it's over-- ( laughs ) five years. and we're delivering in-person seices to over a million kids and educational content via tv to nearly eight million kids. so it's a big enterprise. >> stahl: production of the new television show, "ahlan simsim," meaning "welcome sesame," is well underway in jordan. it stars a spunky purple girl muppet named basma, a boy muppet, jad, who has just moved into the neighborhood, and their pal and comedic sidekick, a mischievous baby goat. jad isn't labeled a refugee on the show, but th

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local specialty i know i have been told i have to try the bismark herring and yes you must maybe even sherrymatches in the i don't think i'll go for the bismarck i've heard so much about it. yeah. sure thing i miss my for the noise. the name goes back to. the 1st chancellor of the united germany he loved them apparently. and then given the no matches to try to. why doesn't the special how's it going to but i think it's well pickled so it's nice and sour and the skin is still on the way it should be. so delicious. full and happy i get on the road this bridge connects to the island of luton and to prepare you for my next destination here's a little overview. google news germany's largest island. is in the state of maryland book for almost 80000 people live here added to that are far more than a 1000000 tourists annually the sandy beaches can get really full in the summer but things are quite relaxed in the winter. the island is known for its distinctive chalk cliffs they rise up over 100 meters above the sea and are part of your. national park. next to an information center lies above the clif

her name is sherry ellis.ays thathsocial security administration mistakenly declared her dead. s learned about it whener bank card was declined ella's then went to the social security office reno to try and clear up the mistake. but she says that are social security check or medica and secoary insurance. those were all put on hold medicare office did tell her that it would te up to 45ayswto get her back in the system in the meantime her bank card. at least is working again. ellis is expected to find out sometime this week of she's been declared alive. my the social security administrateon. >>for yr help tonight. do you hate our healthy veggies. veggies like these. the niners are playing more study says is could be genetic issue if you refuse to certain veggies you might be what scientists call a quote, super tasters super tasters are people with extreme sensitivity to tterfoods like broccoli caulower cabbage people with the tter jean are 2 and a half times more likely to eat fewer vegetables than people who do

liz: sherry paul. we'll move you in. there is futon in the back.ul, ubs thanks for having us. we appreciate it. [closing bell rings] we get the fireworks. records for the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq as we close out the week at session highs. that will do it for "the claman countdown". melissa: ending the week with records on wall street. all three major averages closing at all-time highs as investor activity outweighs d.c. gridlock, the dow just shy, actually, just above it looks like, 28,000. 28003. i'm melissa francis. you're not connell. >> i'm deirdre bolton in for connell mcshane. nasdaq 12th record close under president trump.

actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem and diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets last treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. you know on board nor. with. the free shipping. for her but not one of her fishy for sale and. so for the moment i look for 20 of us once and i'm going to have the other much i mean that's a big part of. what the that a product was like a. this is the only thing that we do is the music. we put it was the music because everybody flights a long way. and i mean a lot of going to the highest the mcconnell sways or both successes 5 because. it's all small victory at odd. hours in this way got to dog so hard luck nothing to the love the dissipate the sick the walk last day our. inside that was a long missile system and by that of the folks decide i was going to be a total public company holes with a c

actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats a larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. the markets or make a new all time high is interesting the money that is big into the. markets like draining into the liver of a duck off farm it has to come from somewhere along. the bit more. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been only implement from the inside venezuela things are different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela associated. and this will have a son of the moment. down person political battle so on the people of the moment the focus of the who story is a new nixon called in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated

pitcher him and his which is sherry. many families make their christmas pudding weeks in advance to allow it plenty of time to chill. if you give us the spicy if you good luck and fortune so each person in the family would. keep one would spend clockwise christmas pudding steamed and then clam bayed with brandy. but it's not yet time for dessert the various side dishes for the main course have to be ready at the same time as turkey . to make sure it's ready the best why is cheese at the moment top and the middle which should reach 72 degrees celcius. now the trick is to gather all of the guests around the table. to take a joy a toughie after christmas i want to write. a trip to chanel brick. christmas did something that's not to be missed. yami and if you want to cook a roast turkey you can find the recipe on facebook and you can see the report again on our website where you can also find the details on how to enter until we meet again from all of us here and then thanks for watching and see you again soon. on the 77 per

case that started it all doesn't even have enough so-called corroborative evidence that the evidence sherry basis is such that he corroborating evidence is not sufficient to in a way that is prescribed by the supreme court deemed that the description of the alleged criminal act can be proven. earlier today the swedish prosecutor explained her reasoning for dropping the charges she said that the witnesses involved were were credible but over the years the case itself had weakened and in the q. and a that followed she also said that the heavy media influence on the witnesses was another important consideration that they took into consideration 1st inspection suppose of joining the soldier might think this is good news but things are rarely that simple do you think it is good news well at 1st glance it certainly seems so but i mean the original fear was that if a songe was arrested in sweden he would be extradited to the united states but the fact of the matter is that the situation has changed since then and let's not forget he's been sitting in a u.k. high security prison since april sancia

booker: sherry? >> sherry and ritchie. cory booker. lots of love and gratitude.he best. >> thank you. [indiscernible conversations] >> thank you. [indiscernible conversations] >> thank you very much. >> by the way, we will vote for you. sen. booker: thank you so much. thank you so much for coming. >> we will see you soon. >> welcome. sen. booker: i promise you if i am your nominee, we will beat donald trump, not with our hate but with our love. not with our darkness, but our light. we will ignite the moral imagination of this country again. we won't just have an election, we will continue a greater campaign that will energize record numbers at the polls, not just here in the state but all across the nation. if i am your president, i will ask more from you than other presidents have ever asked. i will ask you to volunteer reignitestand more, to the best of our civic virtues. that is not just how we pass important legislation. that is how we as a nation rise. thank you, everybody. [applause] sen. booker: thank you! >> what you just said, my mother sent me out the d

evidence sherry basis in a decisive manner as such i have decided not to hold an interview with him up until now sweden could have still off to assign to the extradition now that votes no longer a threat that ironically means other than the impending hearing there's nothing standing in the way of mr saunders extradition to the us. that is now focused on the threat mr science has been warning about for years the belligerent prosecution of the united states and the threat it poses to the 1st amendment the swedish sex crime allegations led to the ecuadorian embassy in august 28th from where he was famously dragged out of april this year and he's currently in prison now swedish charges have been dropped all the time sometimes his extradition trial scheduled for february next year but some are concerned about whether he'll get a fair hearing i think that is absolutely fair to say that politics now is coming to. an extradition proceeding it was not designed to be a political or say that politics absolutely positively should not come into play this should be treated as any other. perceiving w

there have been holding a thank you us a rally today indeed of using cherry chan is there for us sherry good to see you it's a boon for the protesters but could it backfire. yeah exactly and tens of thousands of activists in hong kong are celebrating the past dispute today in raleigh with a theme of what they call the thanksgiving theme that they were thanking us for passing this bill and actually for the past few months activists from hong kong have been campaigning for this view and for a prominent activist even went to the u.s. to speak in the congress and to ask the u.s. to support the democracy in hong kong and hong kong protesters know that actually the international support is a very important front for their movement and not only in the u.s. but in other parts of the world they have been all going to sing protests but they also understand that the stance of the u.s. has great influence on pinions of other world leaders so today is a really great victory for them. but meanwhile of course china responded very swiftly vowing to retaliate to come up with counter measures do we have

and we can speak to a correspondent sherry chan she is in hong kong for us hi cherry have there been any updates on the china's response to this u.s. legislation. so the foreign ministry reacted fear is that yesterday actually their officers also released a similar statement the hong kong and macau affairs office and also the liaison officers who usually the language affairs between hong kong and china they also accuse the us of interfering in china's internal affairs and also as being the culprit of instability in hong kong while china has mentioned that it would react with countermeasures yesterday and the u.s. would have to bear all the consequences they haven't mentioned what these content measures will be so it's do do you know what china is planning to do next what about hong kong or a search area do the protesters there feel emboldened by recent support. right hong kong protesters are really happy about the passage of this bill for them this is a huge victory because actually for the past few months activists have been campaigning for this being a prominent activist like just

s sherry chan was there. today tens of thousands. of the human rights and democracy act. that they were thanking the u.s. government for passing this feel. very because they know that. they understand international. public. so tell us more about the bills that president trump signed today. well as we've just heard it's called the human rights and democracy act it's almost self-explanatory in some ways it was actually introduced early in the bill to prior to this in the protests in hong kong back in june and the house of representatives here in the u.s. actually overwhelmingly approved it last month the coals for essentially sanctions against chinese and hong kong officials who committed human rights abuses and what's also interesting which you mentioned is that the united states can basically revoke this special that the u.s. has for hong kong which gives it you know it's a different treatment from the u.s. to hong kong compared to china and basically what they're saying is that if they see that there's anything that undermines the freedoms of the people of hong kong they

pro-democracy demonstrators have been holding a thank you us rally and chan is there she joins us now hi sherri you've been speaking to protesters there what are they saying do they think that this bill from washington really boosts their cause. the protests are really celebrating the signing of this be you yeah as you said actually is the theme of the protests today is what they call i thank you thing to thank to you as for passing to be a boy and protests in hong kong international support has always been a very important front for their movement and actually for the past few months they have been campaigning for the u.s. to pass this law some prominent activists even went to the u.s. to campaign for this like joshua wall and the news host they even speak at they even spoke in the congress to the u.s. to support them but actually protests in hong kong they know that they don't only need the support from the u.s. but also support from. other countries but then they also understand that the open end of the u.s. has a great influence on what the swiss say is so this is really a fake free for the

amber warnings for the mets office expiring as again the friday morning, you can see those still some sherrying, friday is a quieter day. drier, brighter with some sunshine, still feeling rather chilly with the top temperatures of 6 degrees in glasgow, 11 in cardiff and plymouth. as go through friday night, still some showers plaguing east anglia in the southeast for a time but essentially, you see a window of clear skies moving through and some freezing fog patches as temperatures dip away. quite a widespread frost to take saturday morning with the temperatures in the towns and cities. notice out west that things start to turn a little milder by the end of the night that is because here comes our next change from the frontal system that will bring outbreaks of rain. yes, more rain, although this should not hang around quite as long for the next 24 hours or so. so this forecast, the ring pushing from the west, but there is an added complication that springing some cold air across the high ground and wales, above 300 metres that could be some snow, could cause some problems and some of the ro

walker site was due to sherry jackson. i was sitting in my office and sherry started reaching out to me to talk about the people in maggie walker's neighborhood. she was talking about william washington brown, who had been enslaved, escaped slavery, and settled in a home not far from maggie walker's house. she was looking to reach out to us to research about him as a freedom seeker. as she talked, she studied saying, it is not what you have been taught in school. it is not everyone moving to canada. it is not everyone secretly going through the swamps and fields and crossing into freedom. sometimes, freedom seeking is someone leaving and hiding in the woods for a time. or someone who has sought to free themselves. even if it was going into the next town. as we sat talking, i looked behind me, and saw a picture of james field that my grandmother had given to me, and i realized that james fields had escaped to fort monroe during the civil war. he had not gone to canada. he had gone 90 miles east to find freedom at freedoms f

out fight for democracy coming up on the show a legacy of the brutal british back to stroke in the sherry we talked to one of the most popular politicians in south america's richest country surely gorgio jackson about overthrowing governments and not in america or washington london and brussels and award winning journalist greg palast explains our new liberalism born. western business schools has led to revolution wherever the people of latin america have sought freedom and justice plus the director of moscow winning film still alice wash westmoreland on the plus fold lines at the core of his new film for netflix. oliseh more coming up at today's going on the ground 0 1st it was 49 years ago this month that salvador allende was inaugurated as president of chile the latin american country today is not only in the midst of an uprising against you know liberal president sebastian pinera but witnessing solidarity protests for palestine after more u.k. arm violence in the middle east involving serial u.n. resolution violates at israel in the past 24 hours i and would die in office overthrown a

sherry, you will be covering it for us throughout, i am sure.k asia starts at 6:00 eastern time. a quick check on stocks moving after hours. it was deemed one of the worst ipos in the u.s. of the year. smile direct club still sinking even though they project full-year revenue that tops expectations and revenue group. invisible brace company to do, except clearly more? tilray up 5% even as they missed expectations. joe: coming up tomorrow on the program, he --, we will hear from tilray ceo brendan kennedy. caroline: tomorrow, fed chair powell testifies for congress at 11:00 a.m. eastern. joe: numbers for u.s. cpi for october out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. "bloomberg technology" is next in the u.s.. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ riggs in santaylor francisco, and this is "bloomberg technology." disney's streaming service disney plus is hit by technical issues in its debut but some call it technical setbacks -- temporary setbacks. they say they will reach their al

actually creating these problems it's a huge have a democrat problems and i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets streets to larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. because yes if a 500 to a new high transparency has been obliterated all sound accounting has been obliterated all economic policy that is tied to any income omics call that makes any economic sense has been ignored and obliterated the rule of law is but a little every day having to do with a sound society is being ignored to get a moment her to a higher level and getting so high or level but at what cost. i . turned i. give me a trial donald trump wants his day in the senate as the impeachment hearings reach the next critical stage democrats say they won't allow to get more public hearings . as concern over germany's new attempts to tackle longline as critics both at using police resources to create

having lost the shemale this is a case at least in qatar and in riyadh it's breezy and potentially sherry you know man. al jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover in the caribbean we don't know if they were bribed with if you can if you see should exposing trade and diplomatic passports today it's $250.00 but then the price will go to well over a month involving some of the region's highest officials. algis their investigation diplomats for sale. well again this is al-jazeera that's for much of the main news this hour at least 3 protesters have been killed by police in the city center of iraq's capital baghdad police fired live rounds to disperse crowds protests against corruption unemployment and poor public services began in iraq in a early october. israel's prime minister says the corruption charges against him a coup attempt benjamin netanyahu is facing bribery fraud and breach of trust on occasions and us president donald trump says the impeachment inquiry is a sham he wants a trial by the senate for fairness and due process on thursday former white house russia expert fiona hi

the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, sherri az lydon of south carolina to be united states district judge for the district of south carolina. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of sherri a. lie detectoron of south carolina to be united states district judge for the district of south carolina, signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorum calls for the cloture motions be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. thune: madam president. the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. thune: madam president, i'd like to comment on the hong kong legislation that we passed this week. tuesday night, the senate un