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soso that's how because they wee it threatened by information warfare so this is the firsthe information warfare. it's about one tenth of what we could have done but after that, we know about some of the thin things. i will give one more en and thae should probablygs move on. when they bombed the syrian reactor's they were helped by the north korean scientists they didn't acknowledge it a it is dd to about 150 miles from the territory without being detected even though they just installed the missiles and radar. what happened is they used the program developed by the air force and implemented by nsa to the people looking at the screen for nothing. the radar was protecting so it took a little nerve to continue. they were able to intercept to make sure this worked, to make sure they really were saying nothing, and they were saying nothing. our screens show nothing. we accepted the idea and this is the only thing i will retractcta bit. it was the change of strategy. basically they capture and get t into the systems and did things saying let's meet at such and such place by 4:00 and there wi

thank you soso much. i yieldin back. >> mr. president. >> senator from morgan. >> mr. president i think will be a very robust conversation about taxes and when we look into the eyes of the working americans, i hope my republican colleagues are ready to answer thiss question and that is, why does the republican party want to spend three have trillion dollars of tax benefits to the top 1%. why not spend the tax benefit on the middle class so my colleagues can come in and say this is all about the middle class but they don't mention that in fact, every single major change is all about the dynasty cap to create a loophole. lowering the top bracket, that doesn't help anybody in the working class. providing a pass-through for limited liability corporations, that doesn't help anybody in the middle class. one provision after another and another targeted at the richest americans while preaching help for the middle class. the american people will see right through this. why is it that you do so little for those at the bottom. why'd you send the vast bulk of the benefits to rich

soso they either have one or thy have a virtual o one.my: do you see yourself -- >> the grand jury has been expandeded now from our workrors publicatioions about raqqaqa, afghanistan, those alleged, to now include the cia publications. amy: i want to get your opinion isall of the news that breaking right now. on monday, google said suspected russian agents paid for tens of thousands of dollars for the political advertisement. last her and that's when the 2016 presidential election. managers at microsoft said monday they, too, were investigating whether russian operatives paper inappropriate pro-trump as on its being search engine and other platforms. social media giant facebook has set a russian company placed thousands of ads on their network at a cost of more than $100,000. cnn reports a number of ants specifically targeted michigan and wisconsin, two states crucial to trump's victory in novembmber. and twititter reporteded last mh discovered abobout 200 accounts linkeded to a russian campaign o influence e the electition. this comes as

the bodies were soso charred, te only way to identify some of them was by the serial numbers them was by the e serial numbers on artificial l joints or other medical devices. the fires have now burnt nearly 200,000 acres, roughly the size of new york city. in vietnam, at least 50 people have been killed in floods and landslides after a tropical storm hit the northern and central parts of the country. tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate, as the flooding submerged more than 30,000 homes. it has killed up to 40,000 animals. one resident of the hard-hit northwest province of hoa binh said -- "it's impossible to fight against this water, it's the strongest in years." the climate change chaos comes as an investigation by the guardian and global witness says more than 150 environmental activists and land defenders have been murdered this year alone, meaning 2017 is slated to be the deadliest year on record. billy kyte of global witness said -- "investors too have blood on their hands. they should not invest in projects linked to abuses and must speak out when defenders a

and we cannot let tthat happen,, soso it is o on us, b but it isu because e after all, we are one nation. amy: an appeal from san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz one month after puerto rico was devastated by hurricane maria. most of the laland's s 3.millioo resides still la electricy. food and water remain in short supply. we'll get an update from independent journalist rosa clemente, just back from the island last night. and as puerto rico faces a an estimated $95 million in clean-up costs, we'll look at a major new investigation into "exactly w who owns it's $74 million debt." then in cacalifornia, as wildfis scorch more than 200,000 acres, rougughly the size of new yorork city, more thahan 11,000 fifirefightersrs are rattling te blaze -- a number of them are prisoners. a the only way you would tell was a prisoner firefighter is if i told you. on the line, you would not know at all. amy: the incarcerated women who fight california wildfires. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a federal judge in hawaii block

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is two hours away from the city, always has been feeliling they a are not takaken care oofy good, sosohey have a lot of community efforts of people are building a strtrong sense e of commununity. helplp their has not arrivived,t people are taking matters into theieir n hand people areng -- helping them with their own resources. amy: thank you, juan carlos, and i'm so glad you're able to reach your sister as well ,juan. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who apprpreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by demo ♪ >> this weweek on global 3000,e focus on marine life. sharks and rays s are falling sk of the adriatic coast.t. but w? animimal rights activists want dolphinariums banned - and they're outlawawed in many countries. but not in spain. whaling is banned worldwide. but only for larger species. we go to russia, where belugas are still being hunted. ♪ >> belugas, or white whales, are extremely sociable marine

is two hours away from the city, always has been feeliling they a are not takaken care oofy good, sosohey have a lot of community efforts of people are building a strtrong sense e of commununity. helplp their has not arrivived,t people are taking matters into theieir n hand people areng -- helping them with their own resources. amy: thank you, juan carlos, and i'm so glad you're able to reach your sister as well ,juan. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who apprpreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by demo [instrumental music]

soso i think thahat citizenships important, and folks having the that is vote, clearly, important. but i thinink it is more complicated than that. amy: if so many puerto ricans moved to florida, could afflict florida and make it democratic? just a question. >> you know, i heard that the reason that florida voted for obama during that election was that there were so many puerto ricans in central florida, that they actually had or played a role in tipping the vote. i don't know if that is true but that is what we have heard. amy: elizabeth yeampierre, zinke for being with us, executive director of uprose and co-chair of the climate justice alliance. we will link to your piece that you just wrote with naomi klein for the intercept titled, "imagine a puerto rico recovery designed by puerto ricans." when we come back, what happened in niger and what is u.s. africa policy? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to the u.s. military presence in africa and what happened in

and soso we're kind of disappopointed ththat half the a american people don't botr to vote. and half of those who do botherer to vote seem to be more interested in detailils, le whether they can have a gun in the back of their truck than in some of the larger issues that might affect them even morere than the question of whether they can have e a gunn in the truck. their attitude towards politics is one of not caring that much, not learning t that much. maybybe going in and voting, but who knows? we're kind of disappointed. our democracy seems formal. well, i got a thought for you-- if you deny people, 5 out of 7 days a week, any real say in something that really shapes their daily life, which is the conditions of work, you're basically teaching them that they're not decision makers, that that's somebody else's job. you train in every day. you understand all the decisions are left to people. you don't even know where they are. they sit in a boardroom a thousand miles away. so why are you gonna, then, get excited about politics, which looks to you more and more like the same

soso sartenes de hierro son muy fÁcil de lavar. >> si te portas mal te pueden dar un sartÉnzazo es bastante se empiezan a triturar todo a incorporar todo y empieza a tomar la consistencia. entonces estamos al punto queremos muy sencillamente vamos a sacar nuestras tortitas de salmÓn y vamos a mostrar lo que vamos hacer. tomamos nuestra masa es muy importante sazÓn con sal y pimienta y vamos hacer unos bolitas, no quiero que queden demasiado compactos cuando se empiezan a cocinar quedarÁn demasiados densas en el centro, entonces queremos presionarla ligeramente para formar nuestra tortitas las pueden hacer del tamaÑo que quieran mÁs grandes o mÁs chicas como ustedes les guste asÍ de perfectas quedan. >> aceite. y las vamos a empezar a colocar para que se puedan dorar de manera maravillosa. >> aquÍ estÁn otras adelantadas >> >> queremos hacer dos cosas acÁ. >> queremos que se cocinan por la parte de afuera, una especie de costras. >> como es que no queden secas. >> el salmÓn difÍcilmente porque el salmÓn tiene bastante la grasa natural que lo caracteriza que estÁ llena de omegas y son sÚper b

soso to be speculating about future leadership i don't think it's particularly helpful at this point. >> host: harvey who is in virginia, independent. you are on the air with congressman david price. >> caller: good morning. i appreciate you taking my call, and i have a question. did you personally see this concrete poured into the nuclear reactorea in iran? >> guest: no, i didn't happen to ben there but i have on good authority that it occurred and that's the authority of the iaea which is the international inspectionan agency which has a very, very solid track record and actually has beefed up its capacities considerably to deal with this most intrusive inspection and enforcement regime in history. >> host: congressman david price, thank you very much for your time this morning. appreciate the conversation. >> guest: sure thing. >> again we been bring you live coverage of a house subcommittee looking at the threats by north korea. we are in a break right now as members are attending a series of votes in the house. as a metaphoric members are voting on a $36.5 billion appropriations

seoul arbitration agreement soso they have to sign when they become employees. this has a big repercussions for workers because if companies are prevented from making these claims it could make it harderhe for workers to bring these claims at least that is what their lawyers say. with the court being a conservative majority most people think the court may be likely to side with companies in this case and the trump administration change inust to position could help with that. >> and that is just to get a start. how many cases will the court take up this term? >> they usually take about 70 or so cases over the course of the term and they will add some, they haven't taken them all up yet but they have taken up some pretty big ones and they will be a hearing of the next few months. >> another key number is the number nine, there back to nineu justices full-time with justice gorsuch in there. what does that mean moving forward in terms of the court's actions? >> this is also his first full term on the court and he just had a couple of months back in the spring and th