coaches e of dogma to ts horrific blunder the end shortly after the break it was all square again spence to go cast off the booze a brace of his own and only minutes later spain took the lead for the first time the four natural fernandez and this better. but after eighty eight minutes abstained just general now it will be back this equaliser christiane oh no it was three space sri. v let's get more now from data of this emily short's is with me in the studio emily we already have a few candidates for goal of the tournament first let's talk about my game portugal versus spain what a game you know what was the result a fair result. was it a fair result in terms of the better team winning and so probably not spain created much more chances on goal they had twelve versus portugal's eight spain had more passes completed twice the amount actually with the much better pass accuracy but they didn't have christian a renowned terms of affairs all that have to say yet because if you want to win games you can't give away such penalties and dangerous free kicks to christiana rinaldo that's right and

and shortly after the break it was all square again spence diego costa was a brace of his own and only minutes later spain took the lead for the first time i'm not sure said nanda us and this. but after eighty eight minutes up step just general now it will be back this equaliser christiane will not go three space three. ok let's get more a day of drama with me in the studio emily how should the sports in moscow well cut correspondent jonathan crane and i can tell you emily and i were just talking about which is which is the most beautiful girl so far we couldn't decide emily portugal's us is spain water game was it a fair result. fair in terms of the better team winning i'm not so sure spain had twelve attempts to score portugal spain completed twice as many passes with better accuracy as well but a fair result would have to say yes because portugal had a good game and you just can't give kris jenner knowledge chances with a penalty and that late free kick if you want to get a win and of course there was that moment the first spanish goal costa seem to be pretty much plow right over th

and shortly after the break it was all square again spence to go costello was a brace of his own i don't mean minutes later spain took city for the first time i'm not sure said nanda this and to this day itself. but stuff that eighty eight minutes upset just general knowledge will be back this equalizer in its genome or not it will stream space surely. and stay with me here in the studio i made all shots from. what again and really would you say that was a fair results well depends fair in terms of better team winning news i wouldn't say so spain definitely dominated the game they had more attempts more shots on goal they had more possession no in terms of the numbers they all had it but then if you give away such a penalty and such a dangerous free kick against a player like kris jenner and although you can't speak to an absolutely i talking about christian or an elder i mean is it before two well in world cups is now his moment is that about to change i mean that was a spectacular performance it was for tucker and this guy says he thrives on challenges i mean every time you thinks he's

and shortly after the break it was all square again spence to go costello was a brain cell his own right i mean minutes later spain took some heat for the first time through i'm not sure said monday us and sis bets off. but it's up to eighty eight minutes up step just general knowledge will be back this equalizer it's general knowledge history speak straight. still with me i am ready as i'll show us what again and made you think it was a fair result fair in terms of the better team winning i'm not so sure you know spend dominated the game they had much more attempts on goal you know they had more passes with better accuracy but portugal played a good game and if you're spain just can't give away penalties like that and dangerous free kicks to play like christiana ronaldo absolutely and actually chris you never know there's never actually performs out strongly and while cup some people might be so. surprised but until now would you say that surprise on difficult situations he loves being criticized i think because it just pushes him to go that extra mile to go further to look at this seas

spence i mean i have a lot of favorite bands in fall but i'll just say queen queen has been what's the next record i play guitar and sing and i don't have a favorite band money but my favorite band is talking heads. the bad debts hearing with their new album fake dinette from have no time for lines imitations and forgeries and they want to be pigeonholed. my. class. clown post-punk hot cool oh no he's wrong he doesn't match up the net and want to do their own thing and not imitating on. their mom the solution don't do something because someone else has already done else but it's this is just how our music out since this recession we don't talk about what we're doing we do it by that's what sonic youth were about the first time i heard them i thought they play guitar just like going to. be the soul which you can't say that because all the snobs then want to come up to you after the concert and have it out. and i'm on my side as thurston moore know that he sounds like enough. on their fourth album do naff and i'm musically more sophisticated and then lyrics more nuanced way before they m

we contacted spence/chapin repeatedly. >> it's elizabeth vargas calling from "20/20" abc news. messages with you over the last week. they have refused to return our calls. as for the study gathered by dr. neubauer currently under seal, only the jewish board has the authority to release it. in a statement, it tells "20/20" in part, it is committed to providing individuals identified as part of the study access to their records in a timely and transparent manner. adding, we do not endorse the study, and deeply regret it took place. >> that is just a lame statement i think, since they have these records. they should actually send them to all the people that they have records for. so, that's kind of bull crap right there -- excuse my french. >> because of that secrecy, it's impossible to know just how many other babies may have been separated. as adults, still might not know to this day they have a twin. >> i guess the debate is, whose data is it? used to be my information. it was about me. i don't know. why is that give any right to it, just because someone in their will or they e

spence i mean i have a lot of favorite bands in fall but i'll just say queen queen good luck figure and that's rigger i play guitar and sing and i don't have a favorite band management my favorite band is talking heads. the band to ensuring with a new album the fake d never have no time frontlines imitations and forgeries and they want to be pigeonholed as. the bad bad. bad. bad. bad. bad bad. guy come post-punk hot cool noise rock it doesn't matter did never want to do their own thing and not to imitate him on. their mom the same issue but we don't do something because someone else has already done it else this is just our music how serious is this recession we don't talk about what we're doing we do it. that's what sonic youth were about the first time i heard them i thought they play guitar just like i do you. can't say that because all the snobs then want to come up to you after the concert and have it out because . one guy and i'm on my side just person more know that he sounds like you know. on their fourth album d never and i'm musically more sophisticated and then lyrics more nu

. >> see spence what "washington journal", live every day with new some policy issues that impact you. we'll talk about tuesday's primary. and paul go start discusses divisions within the republican conference on immigration policy. then, david talks about the democratic messaging going into the midterm election. watch "washingtonournal", >> hlthnd human service committee met to discuss the policies and priorities of the department. he will speak between the house education and workforce committee. that is live on c-span three. >> this week marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of robert f kennedy. >> the last few weeks, robert francis kennedy was enjoying himself. he really enjoyed getting out amon the people. he enjoyed the physical contact. he refused police protection because he said all the people wanted to do was to touch him, not to hurt him. >> on real america, unreal america historyv, watch the cbs news special report from june 6, 1968. the night robert kennedy died. >> they quickly decided to transfer him to good samaritan hospital where the facilities were better

stuffed i'm skinny but in the space you meet in the pub in the book you can see that in the but in the spence you know but he mean even the british more the mystified by this the. i needs is not the least you could hear i need because it was the. business of the monthly we're getting the stuff this is just a minute. left for warner stood at the stanley the new washington post math is not taught me. look i see. you again urban stanny chesnoff know each other well they became champions together into a role in spoke with chess office goalkeeper and live as coach well if you love mine . in the user group this. week which really gets. kind of the now come on shuffle the following will be problem we think it kinds to get. credit. for move. along with. us because if it were up to him she chesnoff would avoid sheoak eleven his team for as long as possible at the world cup that should be up until the final match in the stadium of course because that's his goal. i don't pass them storage on digital. chess stuff has completely revitalized the russian team. that refreshing come across relaxed and. this t

temper >>> some very happy weir spence tonight? >> that is so corrected. the game has been over for a couple hours, but the excitement is still in the air as warriors taking one. a lot of people were talking about what will happen for the rest of the series. >> the warriors won game one 124-114. >> we are going to take this w. we do not our city. >> cavaliers in six. meds for many people it is dij@ vu as the cavaliers took on the hometown team. is the finals of fatigue after seeing the same two teams play each other for years in a row? >> it never. we are never going to get tired. >> steph curry was ready to go before the game started. as usual the fans were out in full force lighting up oracle with cheers and boos it. there are a few cavaliers the fans. >> you are willing yellow yourself there. not the type of yellow we have. >> for me it is just a great opportunity to see the game. >> the game had a lot of action and lebron james was on fire. good news for fans who traveled to see their sports hero. >> i wanted to make sure i am here for one of the games

started in ninety four my dad has been to the last seven world cup i've been to five his friend terry spence of awesomeness miles we take every opportunity we can participate in the games then every single time we've had a wonderful experience with the credit what was the inspiration beyond going to the ninety ninety four world cup weren't a huge soccer family and i think your big sports and god what whiteside capability what was the inspiration well i'm a soccer coach and a high school level in the united states and one of the see what real professional soccer looks like and the what we want to washington d.c. and so our first game each siteman the nationalism it's just it was overwhelming we've never seen anything like that crowley is this a labor of love for you g.'s ty going to mr crowley because he's happy to do you know you actually enjoy the really enjoy the experience yeah. i got to this side of the lines always seeing the fans and the countries that we've had. seven consecutive all seven c four world cups on the spear and you can really do it your football unfortunately know you. ne

started in ninety four my dad has been to the last seven world cup i've been to five his friend terry spence of awesomeness miles that we take every opportunity we can participate in the games then every single time we've had a wonderful experience mr crawley what was the inspiration beyond going to the ninety ninety four world cup weren't a huge soccer family and i think you were big sports in god but why it's i can't recall you what was the inspiration well i'm a soccer coach and a high school level in the united states and what do you see what real professional soccer look like and the ones we want to washington d.c. and so our our first game each side of the nationalism which is it was overwhelming we've never seen anything like that crowley is this a labor of love for you g.'s ty going to mr crowley because he's happy to do it oh you actually enjoy and he said they really enjoyed the experience yeah i. really did i got to this side of the lines always seeing the fans and the countries that we visit seven consecutive zero zero seven c. four world cups on the spear and you can renew your

spence of. each participant receives exact instructions for what to eat the german institution human nutrition has teamed up with billions sherry take clinic to carry out a study of this kind the scientists are investigating high fat mediterranean food adapted to german tastes they're comparing that with a low fat diet along the guidelines of the german nutrition society. one group is told to eat lots of fruits and vegetables and along with whole grain products a moderate amount of dairy produce lean meat and fish. the other group is eating a high fat low carb mediterranean diet with pulses nuts fish and plenty of vegetable oil. five hundred people are taking. the scientists want to know which diet helps to keep the test subjects physically and mentally fit for longer. the doctors do regular blood tests for things like blood sugar lippitt and inflammatory marcuse which provide information on chronic illnesses the tests also show whether the individual has been sticking to the diet. throughout th

but i did an estimate i really think about six hundred pounds but i'll cover my entire truck with spence's four for the whole month. it is a pro you know the price of the petrol back home is five promises to be known for the of this sixteen thousand nine hundred ninety five i think i might need it i think you will have the best it's been great thank you very much. so that's that's not cheap itself at least he really does typify does need the enthusiasm and the madness of fans at least well andrew fowler brought say something. ok just to wrap things up for this edition we have a big forty five minutes of calls coming up the teams and group b. the action just kicked off in the second half of the school say the same portugal and spain are the teams that will advance to the knockout rounds it's going to be one nil to portugal against around spain. one one with morocco but as i said the whole forty five minutes and all those injury time goals that we've been saying don't rely on more of them will be back before we hear we'll inside me for highlights and analysis but just to play you i want to t

with his second wife hasina in this small shop his first wife lives elsewhere sometimes mohammed spence's nights with her but mostly with hasina the woodwork ambling i haven't done anything wrong. twenty three years ago i married my first wife and i married the second twelve years ago i didn't tell my first wife i remarried she found that out later on i think that's all right. hostin and to found out after the fact that her husband had married another woman she's come to terms with it. now not all but i she treats us the same he treats us both well if he has four if anything he brings two of them to me so we don't have to argue about who gets want everything goes pretty smoothly. and i'm in love. but no one's happy here at the women's center most have been neglected by their husbands after they married new younger wives the women on the other hand aren't allowed to be with another man and can't get divorced without their husbands approval women's rights activists conducted an anonymous survey in the neighborhood of the one thousand women one of the nine hundred were against polygamy their

that referendum last to in that more than sixty percent of turkish voters in germany supported john spence to expand this is that an indication that edge one has considerable support among the turkish voters here. absolutely he is without question highly popular but of course there are several factors that play into this first of all the european union has actually reprimanded or at least criticized developments in turkey in terms of press freedom and vol of law on this referendum and this these changes in the constitution certainly are a part of what is being criticized at the same time you have outlined here being seen as a representative for turkey and if you ask talks too often have been failed by the german states here in terms of integration here in germany whether to vote for or against their country this is pretty much how out of one frame this in the past this probably explains part of his success but this time he can expect a much tougher contest was by no means certain that with the full of the lira by twenty percent against the dollar this economic figures going down there will

to that for parents wanting to see their kids again hopes now rest on whatever happens behind this spence far from public view according to a new pew poll seventy five percent of americans think immigration to the united states is a good thing that's the highest number since two thousand and one also the majority of americans are against the trumpet ministrations policy of separating asylum seeking families at the border a policy that president trump reversed last week so all indications are that perhaps the trump administration's policy on hardline immigration stance could be backfiring. u.s. president little trump will be welcoming king abdullah of jordan at the white house in the coming hours and they're expected to discuss washington's peace plan for the israel palestine conflict. in the middle east and son in law gerard krishna has been in the region to gauge support for the plan he says the trouble ministration is almost on that finalizing it will go ahead with or without the support of the palestinian president mahmoud abbas a white house correspondent kimberly helped get us more j

to that for parents wanting to see their kids again hopes now rest on whatever happens behind this spence far from public view gabriel's sandow al-jazeera loss for his most taxes has had to africa now as a barber is vice president says nothing will stop the upcoming election as police investigate a grenade attack at a campaign rally on saturday constantino was one of the forty nine people injured in the explosion which targeted president everson milingo security has not been stepped up ahead of next month's vote however tosser has more for chipped away as a near the capital harare. in his first public appearance since saturday's grenade attack zimbabwe's vice president constantine says he suffered minor injuries and tells party supporters next month's general election will go ahead as planned. the vice president was among politicians party supporters and security officials injured by the explosion at a political rally in below where president was near the blast but escaped unhurt no one's claimed responsibility for the attack so for a good number of people we have been injured or fourteen

to that for parents wanting to see their kids again hopes now rest on whatever happens behind this spence far from public view gabriel's on dough. put his nose tex's candidates in the mexican presidential election are holding their final rallies for just a week until people go to the polls many voters a fed up with violence poverty and corruption and the frontrunners vowing to end all that from mexico city. want to interrupt leader right now from the. make. up for grabs than ever before but all eyes were on the president saying only one business is going to recall the annoyance. of riley like scary stories like a. morning monday to the angel of independence destroyed a. distant second place in the fold. the mexico which we dream off that is one where there's no corruption in which the government is honest in mexico we dream of is one in which no one lives in extreme poverty in which we advance together because i know it's running for a left right coalition to see more than i say i don't think you know that city on the trail running but i'm not someone who is going to rock too much to the

across the board for both partie in 2010, $1 million spence, $26 million, outside money coming in. >> million less then another competitive districts, democrats in freak out mode because of this jungle primary system, trying to elevate one or two candidates in different races to make sure they make the ballot in november. it is great for trump and at the same time, the numbers for republicans on the generic ballot. >> bernie sanders and joe biden are both bu 2020 run, and are top of the list, is that the best they have? >> these two candidates appeal, blue-collar voters, and trying to mimic trump in the age issue. you might have somebody close to being a great grandfather running for president again, more power to him and in the democratic party, they have no bench, no barack obamas, and starting to step up, they have been vice presidents, and if democrats run people from either coasts they are in trouble. they have to win trump voters in wisconsin, ohio and pennsylvania, looking to these two, the other candidates have no shot at flipping trump voters who are seeing incredible economi

show, spence are christian showed javale how to do the weather. >> all right. let's take a look -- now we're in emeryville. >> all right. >> okay. >> now we're on the golden gate bridge. >> oh, my goodness. >> he's down with it. you can see javale tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m. as he hosts his jug life celebrity softball game. jug life provides clean drinking water in undeveloped areas of the world. steph curry, kevin durt and draymond green are taking part. that's going to be some outing. >> i liked his fanny pack on. can you do this little javale dance the next time you show the santa cruz camera. >> i think he was taking national selfie day serious. >> was it facebook live or instagram? >> i think it was insta. >> interesting how he could look at his phone and still see what was behind him. good for him. i hope they had fun. sometimes working the mornings does have its advantages. >> stop by at 5:20 in the morning, javale. >> welcome mat is always out. >>> hi, everybody. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a couple of rap

to that for parents wanting to see their kids again hopes now rest on whatever happens behind this spence far from public view gabriel's on doe. loss for his most tex's. presidential comes a setback soko holding that final rise in just two weeks to go before election day when he faces a fed up with drug gun violence corruption and poverty which the frontrunner is vowing to solve john allman reports from mexico city. do you want to just read leader right now from the. make. up for grabs than ever before but also on the president's visit on the way because the annoy is. a really big story stories like this morning i want to get into to. independence destroyed for the distant second place in the fold. of the mexico which we dream of is one where there's no corruption which the government is almost mexico we dream of is one in which no one lives in extreme poverty in which we advance together because of a noise running for a left right coalition the same old and i say no victory on the trail running with no someone is going to rock too much to the status quo completely the opposite then the o

he asked pence to not be too long-winded and the very next day spence was spot-on perfect.is somebody who is always angling. you know, he beat phil sharp in this very contentious house race in 1990, and i talked to phil sharp, and it was a really tough, mean, nasty race. and pence later wrote an op-ed about it, apologizing for being a negative campaigner. >> confessions, yeah. >> exactly. and phil sharp said, i never got a call from him. i never heard anything. he said he's midwest nice. he was, you know, nice to his face, but said all sorts of nasty things behind his back and never personally apologized to him for that race. and i do think that says something about him. he has these chaperone lunches and as you know, presidents and vice presidents, they usually treasure this time. >> sure. >> alone. but with vice president pence and president trump, they have their chiefs of staff sitting in on these lunches to kind of steer the conversation, take notes, remind pence what's said afterwards. to me, it struck me as very odd because al gore said that was precious time with th

to that for parents wanting to see their kids again hopes now rest on whatever happens behind this spence far from public view gabriel's andro. put his most taxes. thousands of. support for it. being delivered to the texas border. the sheer number of donations overwhelmed the charity run to managing the crates forcing it to rent additional storage space hundreds of. being sorted for distribution for families affected by the president tolerance for illegal immigration every day dozens of. federal facilities to a central processing station. they need a lot of things they need first of all hygiene items to. take a shower get cleaned and so all those items are given to them so that they can go wash their hands and get cleaned up and then all of a sudden they started getting like a thousand boxes a day and then more and then more and. they started they had to come and secure space here and that failed and then they got another space and that failed up and now finally they have this large this is not my america this is not my america when we came. we welcome with open arms and we were not separ

on how, and the results of the decisions, but ultimately i hope we can agree that the work of sam spenceancisco needs to get done and we need to move forward to. it is a very short time. so there will be an opportunity to elect another board president in january of 2019. thank you for your comments. >> thank you. i will make a nomination today, but i will not comment on this issue. but after superviso peskin made his statement, i think it is extraordinary that we've never had a case in which the mayor elect does get to participate in the voting process for the head of another branch of government. that is what it is in today's vote. i want to take this opportunity to nominate a colleague of mine who i came in in the class of 2010. we have spent eight years, close to eight years working together. i really have to say it. we have both grown so much on this board. in fact, we really spent our doubt -- adult life serving on the board of supervisors together. we are the same age and we went through many of the challenges that occur when you join an elected office that can be, at many times, u

spence, you want to give marcus the soup tour? -spencer: sure. -lemonis: soup tour. -how does this stuff sell? -spencer: great. this is swansons' family recipe. lemonis: so, what is this called? spencer: this is bouillabaisse. -lemonis: this fish is amazing. -spencer: yeah, thank you. lemonis: i'm a little disappointed that gary hasn't expanded his prepared foods. the margins are double what the fresh fish is. if he can just have what i call "attachment" -- attaching one prepared-food item to every fresh item that he sells -- his business should go up markedly pretty quick. how you doing, sir? do you come here often? -man: i do. -lemonis: what do you get? is there a specialty that you love? man: i love this coconut shrimp. the stuffed clams -- i can't make them at home as good as he makes them here. i just wish he did more prepared stuff. i'd like to see the man open a restaurant. lemonis: will you come help us wait tables? i'll wait them with you. man: aw, i don't know. i'll come to eat. lemonis: okay. nice meeting you. man: thank you. lemonis: is it always this bus

to that for parents wanting to see their kids again hopes now rest on whatever happens behind this spence far from public view gabriel's on dough. for his most tex's well with just one week until elections and won't see them as the most important in mexico's history political parties are holding their final rallies and drawing in huge crowds but as election day in mexico changed after this brutal and violent campaign to hold possible from mexico city. do you want to just one week away now from the. make periodicity rather than your close up for grabs than ever before but only ice cream from the president say this is a kind of a recall there were no is love so big i really like stories like this morning more than you getting to have independence destroyed your friends distant second place in the cold. to mexico which we dream often is one where there's no corruption which the government has almost to mexico we dream of is one in which no one lives in extreme poverty in which we advance together because i know it's running for a left right coalition the same more than i say you know that ci

with his second wife hasina in this small shop his first wife lived elsewhere sometimes mohammed spence's nights with her but mostly with hasina the woodwork i'm building i haven't done anything wrong. twenty three years ago i married my first wife and i married the second twelve years ago i didn't tell my first wife i remarried she found out later on i think that's all right. hostin and to find out after the fact that her husband had married another woman she's come to terms with it. now not all but oddly he treats us the same he treats us both well if he has four if anything he brings two of them to me so we don't have to argue about who gets wants everything goes pretty smoothly. and on that. but no one's happy here at the women's center most have been neglected by their husbands after they married new younger wives the women on the other hand aren't allowed to be with another man and can't get divorced without their husbands approval women's rights activists conducted an anonymous survey in the neighborhood of the one thousand women one of the nine hundred were against polygamy their

swedish where i sweden also has a thriving domestic competition the al spence county it's not nearly as prestigious as the english premier league or spain's little league but it does allow standing areas for fans and that gives it's games and atmosphere that's among the best in europe but what is lacking for the first time at a world cup is an else fans come play in the swedish squad the fact that all of sweden's players are based in strong foreign leagues can be seen as a sign of the system's health as can the success of this team brahma whose giants academy has seen them become the traditional faded team of the swedish league and who are now mixing it with the big boys of all swans gone after two successive promotions. the academy here house full of thousand boys and girls in two hundred sixty teams a huge pool of talent for the senior squad and beyond to have the most talented players in the the club. everybody wants to be. if you're good enough as a young player you're going to play for the first team no matter how old you are we are so good at feeding the senior teams with acade

thank you and thank you all for coming. [ applause ] >>> tomorrow, mike spence speaking at the faith and freedom conference in washington. it starts at 6:30 on cspan then sunday on cspan, ohio republican congressman jim jordan, a cofounder of the congressal freedom caucus is on news makers, where he talks about immigration and who will replace paul ryan. sunday at 10:00 a.m. and :00 p.m. eastern on cspan. >>> sunday on q&a. ross diawfit talks about his book, to change the church, pope francis an the future of kai thol schism. >> he thinks the church needs to change in various ways, particularly i think around issues related to the sexual revolution. marriage. divorce and so on. where prior popes basically said these are changes the church can't make. so there have been these sort of fraught places in his pontificate where he has clashed with cardinals and bishops and theologians over just how far he can push the church to change, what the church can exchange u without undercutting its

hatch: i ask that the quorum call be sis spenced with -- be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. under the previous order, the leadership time is reserve. morning business is closed. and under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of h.r. 5515, the clerk will report. the clerk: an act to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2019 for military activities for the department of defense and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: mr. president, i rise today to address a public health issue that has left in its wake a trail of tragedy and shattered life. the suicide epidemic has touched all sectors of our society, but the problem is particularly acute among lgbt youth who experience bullying and discrimination at every turn. in the most devastating cases, these teenagers even face estrangement from their own families. that's why today, in honor of pride month, i wish to devote a significant portion of my remarks to them, my young friends in the lgbt. mr. president, the pre

tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 1238-b-3 of the floyd spence national authorization act for fiscal year 2001, 22 u.s.c. 7002, as amended, and the order of the house of january 3, 2017, of the following individual on the part of the house of the united states -china economic security and review commission for a term expiring on december 31, 2019. he clerk: rear admiral michael mcdevitt, retired, arlington, irginia. after 2:30 p.m. today and tomorrow. mr. donovan of new york for today. mr. jones of north carolina for today and tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. raskin: mr. speaker, thank you very much. and i ask unanimous consent that all members participating in this special order have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include any extraneous material that they would bring on the subject of this special orde

most cases they religion spence countermeasures and treat the impacted. in 2014, for example, we witnessed a negative consequences at the time ensued win when ruck health care truck as unprepared to diagnosis and treat behaviors ebola. the hopped failed do detect the speech the patients in dallas and that patients transmitsed ebola to two health care worked. its leads to a serious question whether way could handle a larger scaling event or incident and must make sure everyone on the ground has all the resource they need to respond effectivefully such a crisis. they also want to hear now about hour we conducting surveillance so when an outbreak happens or toxin is released we know as soon as possible while we can not anticipate every possible new or mutated path ogeneral, if we can quickly detect when such a pathogen as emerged we can respond more effectively. long i understand the cdc is gathering a substantial amount of data from laboratories, public health departments and clinicians every day so we must ensure the agenda agency that is the resourcessed

sharica spence ending that report by tolu adeoye.e of 13 to 36. she says she was kidnapped, tortured and raped during that time. she now gives help and support to young people in gangs. thank you for coming on the programme. i wonder if you could put figures on how many girls and women are in gangs now. it really difficult to put figures because of the silence around gangs generally but specifically girls and women in gangs and there in visibility in gangs and there in visibility in gang culture. how do you know there are more in gangs now? 9096 of police forces said they had noticed more girls involved in gangs. and 35% we re girls involved in gangs. and 35% were being sexually exploited. the reasons why girls getting to gangs, are they different from the reasons that boys do? i think many of the reasons are the same. it's about poverty, it's about having difficult backgrounds, it's about wanting to belong in a community, i suppose. but i think with girls, they are much more... they have an obligation towards their parents very ofte

at the same time, to hear mike spence was to hear ronald reagan speak at the wall.awks unlike the president they serve. >> yes, that's true, but then we have to wonder to what degree does the president determine the policy here. you can say stuff, act tough but in the end trump does sort of set the tempo and there's also been reports that ukraine is stopping its cooperation with the mueller investigation in exchange for those armed sales. so there's an element to this that is a little bit seedy too. when we hit the 2018 elections there's going to be questions. >> they are. dan coats says they are. >> can we have faith that the election is absent that foreign issue. i'm surprised at how they're reacting. >> let's underline though that there is a disconnect between donald trump's reckless rhetoric and the policies that the trump administration are putting in place. as you said, ask the polls about barack obama. taking away a promised missile defense operation, ask the ukranians about barack borack o. you look at the policies and those policies do seem tougher towardru

we're joined now by entomologist sally ann spence, who can talk us through this bug boom, as well assome chasers, these insects we are seeing at the moment. let's start off with something really pretty. there you go. these are ones that are from my garden, very quickly this morning. what is the green one? that is a mint leaf beetle. they are beautiful beetles, very shiny. fantastic colour. what is so striking is they look like jewels. they do. such a beautiful colour. we have beautiful insects in this country, really before insects, and we don't really appreciate them because they are so small. we go to other countries and they have amazing insects and beetles, but we have all that here isjust that amazing insects and beetles, but we have all that here is just that they are tiny. what are these ones? dung beetles. they are trying to look for some dung that they can bury their way in, spend a nice cosy night in a dung pats. i have not good record with insects away holding on tight. really good recyclers, dung beetles. 0k really good recyclers, dung beetles. ok with insects. i was thin

doctor spence, head of ocean programmes at the un, thank you.y note. the cloud of thickener for some drizzle. there are some patchy mist and fog around but it will brighten up for many of us from the north, but not all of us. the other thing to bear in mind if you are just stepping out is the pollen levels. higher across much of england away from the far north, moderate across northern ireland, and for the rest of the uk it is low. once again high pressure is dominating our weather. we have a breeze coming in from the north—east, the strongest of which will be across the northern isles and the channel islands, and a weather front not too far away from the channel islands could produce some showers. it is a cloudy start. again through the morning we will see that break up from the north so sun will come out across scotland, northern england, east anglia, wales and northern ireland. it will be a pleasa nt and northern ireland. it will be a pleasant afternoon. you could catch the odd shower across north—west scotla nd the odd shower across north—we