in the gym it is battling to win the match the church in the culture of the entire country the champion of free and fearless for the last sixty years just for mines. we make up over three quarters of a fish that found out that we are on this amazon up to such. a monstrous shape the continents feature. part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent splash land for africa charge. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special on the dot com. football made in germany. for most of the second millennium central europe is divided into a patchwork of states and only really starts to become unified towards the end it takes centuries for its people to start to see themselves as german. who rather. than. luck. plays the questions about a thousand lives a german history. place . this is frederick the first of the house of horrors dolphin elected king of the germans in eleven fifty two his round stretches all the way down into souther

the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approve thsmed epledge of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly. ms. kelly: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with iberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the president of the united states. the speaker: mr. speaker. -- the secretary: mr. speaker, i deliver to the congress a message in writing. the speaker: without objection, the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly, is recognized for one minute. ms. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to welcome reverend andrew singleton jr. pastor in my hometown in matteson, illinois, as today's guest chaplain. for more than 20 years, pastor singleton has been a powerful and positive force in our community working to improve the lives of our neighbors. he has a

in the name of the father the son and the holy ghost. tovey the reader can see baptism in seven eighty five was an incredible success for charmayne because this chronicle is wrote that all of saxony was now subjugated but in reality it took almost twenty more years until that was the case basis ovide our pasta nevertheless there was certain trees there was now a christian empire full of christians under a christian king out of kristen college to tend to. the oldest plants of the church in anger a village near how thought date back to around eight hundred the duke and was born here and this is where legend says he is buried the chroniclers have reinterpreted the rebel was a pious christian. a later pope even beatified him. in the nationalist nineteenth century the saxon vidocq and was portrayed as a german hero fighting against the french enemy. the french meanwhile turned charlemagne into one of their own hence his name in french and english. charlemagne as the frenchmen and vidocq and the german kneeling in the dust in front of him hist

topics, namely the closing of the park and the dislocation of the park. it doesn't say what the opinions is and maybe somebody wrote to us and said how great this would be to close the park because the homeless would have to leave. we don't know. there is a sense here that we are doing this no matter what because it is for your good. you don't know it is for your good, but if you knew better, you would be on our side. that is always the wrong way to act to a vocal and activist group in north beach. and perhaps now we should think about as the business community as was spoke on earlier that perhaps this isn't the right time, but nose are not up to me or -- those are not up to me or mr. conover or the planner but to all of us as a community, especially those who live there. let me also bring up an element, a planning element, that is relevant and can be determined right here by this commission. so back when this park was landmarked, and i will point out that it was landmarked specifically at the request and with the work of telegraph hill dwellers. not the

the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5242, a bill to require the attorney general and the secretary of education to conduct a survey of all public schools, to determine the number of school resource officers at such schools. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from indiana, mr. could he tit -- mr. rokita, and the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. rokita: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 5242. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rokita: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 5242, the school resource officer assessment act of 2018. and i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rokita: thank you, mr. speaker. as we focus on our work in this chamber this afternoon, it's fitting we recogni

the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 2 which he clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to provide for the reform and continuation of agricultural and other programs of the department of agriculture through fiscal year 2023, and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read for the first time. the gentleman from texas, mr. conaway, and the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. peterson, will each control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. conaway: i rise in strong support of h.r. 2, the agriculture and nutrition act of 2018, more commonly known as the farm bill. i do so proudly because i still believe that rural america and our farm and ranch families are the backbone of this country. our farmers and ranchers ensure that people pay the lowest grocery bills in the world. they also hand us a rare trade surplus while creating 21 million american jobs. in the heartland, agriculture is the lifeblood of the economy. when agriculture does well, main stre

preserving the full range of the nation's deterrent options requires the recapitalization of the cold war legacy nuclear deterrent forces as initiated in the previous administration. honoring the nuclear delivery systems into the nuclear command and control use the department's top priority is and peace programs are fully funded in the 2019 budget. that fund enhancements to the defense capability to defend the homeland, deployed forces, allies and partners against an increasingly complex missile threat and in accordance with this is to be released this request continues robust support for missile defense capabilities in the capability that will keep pace with advancing threats. the budget will modestly increase the strength of the marine corps to restore readiness, adding a total of 25,900 to the active and reserve force. the budget will also continue to invest in the military's most important asset, the war fighters for the 2.6% military pay increase and the 2019 budget continues to increase procurement of the preferred and advanced emissions. as a city due to the ongoing operations

and the ho owls as the dark fingers of men moved through the pines, the sobbing of the wind through the red trees, the battle about to begin at the mule shoe, what was afterwards called the bloody angle, was a frontal assault. saw atfed what we picket's forge several times over. it would continue for 22 and a half uninterrupted hours, at once the most surreal and savage combat the civil war would ever know. , onthe next 22.5 hours average, in this tiny, little space, never did, one man fell dead or wounded every four seconds. for 22.5 hours. to convey to you a sense of the intensity of the small arms fire at spotsylvania, the musketry actually checked down an oak tree 20 inches in diameter. the bullet-riddled trunk is today on display at the civil war exhibit at the national war museum of american history. john west haley testified to the peerless ferocity of the spotsylvania engagement in his account. all around that salient was a seething, bubbling roar of hell, of hate, and of murder. in that baleful glare, men did not look like men, he explained. at a time, every soldier was a fiend

from the mission to the love of the letter of the review that was in the auction. but it's good to push him in the negative some dimity. rode together up to the. place in which sick she minutes we've all suffered to. question well the last train was still over but decision of the going to shake up as we were used to can was if she's even that you can associate the issue or push for if they don't come. straight to them as in your wish to remain with. mood me or list the few to them. they are that the lip set foot on the new unit by the way to begin in the bears they gave. in the beach at that would keep them in the corner look name in the car on the way again the war on some colombo in the can. from the low call of a lover should a collision course not you get a ticket. for us as well as your money and then go to the mission has been. her. who had tumble o.m.m. as the old hulk or some possible pseudonym does but they get. to do that was shouted begin. plus put a says be a tip. and that it be they could put up my michelle that should come on game that i shouldn't soo

in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it in the amendments are adopted. the gentleman from tennessee dr. do you have an amendment at the desk? the clerk will distribute the amendment. without objection the amendment is considered as read and the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. [inaudible] >> sorry. it is 110. >> the gentleman hit the mic. >> yes, thank you. the defense department procurement law known as the memo was first passed in 1941. original proposal to preserve u.s. and a show based during adversity and war for food such as cotton and wool. in 2002 it was late permanent and the components and materials and component thereof was added to ensure our military uniforms were manufactured in the united states. this change requires every single component subcomponent and sub subcomponent that comes from the united states that all states of production. for example, a company can purchase a metal button from a nonexempt country even if it undergoes a further manufacturing process in the united states. this is particularly concerning to small busin

and where we met the represent tiff and got the with the representative and share the plans and get the feedback. and on the positive feedback, and here is some that we are proposing to include in our construction budget as the study moves forward. and communicate that with the sfmta vision zero team to be included in the broader reach and education and enforcement effort. project funding and is estimated to be causing about $4.4 million. and sfmta will be the implementing agency who will be constructing this improvement at that location. sfift street improvement mans wi plans are part of the street improvement project and the other three will be included in the draft and just expected to be approved by summer of 2018. as of right now, these improvements are funding to implement the use improvements. >> and phase ii is study 10 new freeway intersections and you can watch the video and take the survey where we are asking participants on how to improvement the intersections and what are the experiences they have as they use the study of the ramp intersection. we conclude the initial outre

the letter that the department sent to the census bureau laid out the position of the department of justice today and why the census data information would be more suitable and more appropriate for section 2 enforcement -- >> just be clear, congressman, there's no dispute that the department of justice needs citizenship vote age population da at that time to enforce section 2 at the block level. the letter explains why hard count census data is better suited than the acs. it's easier to use because -- >> mr. gore -- >> it's a hard count -- >> the point is that not having that dat did not undermine any lawsuit that was brought by the department of justice in the rote its rights answer. so if you didn't really need it to uphole -- nobody said you don't have the citizenship data at the block level so your argument is weak. no one ever said that so let's move on. mr. gore, would the department of justice's mission be compromised if the citizenship question were not added to the 2020 census? >> congressman what i can say is we have been making due with the available data, the acs systems and ext

for the rest of the campaign, the idea became going after, prioritizing the most insecure parts of the country first with the hope that if you take the worst places out, it would create what is called a cascading impact into the lower hanging fruit areas and that the rest of the country would sort itself out if you took care of the most problematic areas first. unfortunately, what ended up happening and set up that cascading impact was we got bogged down in insecure areas. the inspector general highlighted, civil servants were afraid to work because of widespread taliban campaigns. civil servants that did work had trouble moving around in the country because of the danger of doing so. and limiting partners had trouble implementing projects, etc.. these areas we prioritize were so dangerous we had little hope to convince the population they would be able to be protected when the drawdown eventually occurred. i want to emphasize these were areas that were so dangerous many of them had seen little to no governance in years. they needed more time to actually come around and except and adju

in the development of the -- excuse me, in the policy framework, the guiding principles, help from the industry stakeholder, community stakeholder, and also different agencies that includes sf environment, planning department, an and the mayor's office on disability, and the sfmta. we used the same groups of people to continuously work together towards not only developing and the right answers towards the evaluation efforts. everyone is step by step a part of the process. >> everyone but the mayor's office of innovation. that is a rhetorical question. how do you quantify congestion impacts on safety? and the diversion of ridership from public transportation to the eengineered mobility services? >> have you an to quantify. >> and commissioner, i can answer both. >> for congestion, two ways to look at this. for our study, a strict guideline that data that was in san francisco for services, for services in san francisco, we continue confirm that. and that said, there are studies about the broader san francisco bay areas and i will the point to u.c. and all the study iing d perhaps to cour

the shortest day of the year. but perhaps one of the longest in the flow of history. >> we are still a go at this time. ten, nine, we have a mission sequence style. the engines are on, four, three, two, one. it is 8:00 a.m. eastern standard time. we have cleared the charts. 13 seconds. >> the united states, they were undertaking the most distant voyage ever taken by man. for the first time, three americans, they will show you the moon. we hear you loud and clear. >> okay. it was very smooth and this one is smoother. >> your trajectory and guidance a go. >> thank you, michael. >> yeah, you are looking real good. >> the big level and bill anders, they were about to leave their earth and face the frontier. >> following the distance. >> go ahead. >> all right. >> you are a go, over. >> i understand. >> this was the commitment. they were ready for the maneuver that would send them to the moon. and as the world would listen and watch, its people were overtaken by a new awareness, and an awareness that they would perhaps

from the bloomberg and around the world.he brexit war cabinet as the next round of talks in brussels. can a trade war be averted? the latest talks between the u.s. and china. the protÉge overtakes the .aster european equities 30 minutes away from the wednesday session with stocks rising today after the public holiday yesterday closed most of europe. advanced.ading the highest level for the stoxx 600 since february 2 as investors await the outcome of the fomc meeting with currencies falling against the dollar. euro down by a third of 1%. yesterday falling below the 200 a moving average for the first time since before the french election. rising as they are in the u.s.. let's move on and talk about amf. , the biggest increase in three months with apple iphone sales alleviating the slowdown concerns that have been driving down apple's earnings. ams shares slumped after an apple supplier caution on negative operating margins. it is making up for that lost today. the world's biggest maker of diabetes drugs raised its outlook for

which i have the pleasure to visit with the wonderful curator who opened the bookcase and saw the inscribed copy that alfonso had called out the dissent of justice curtis with his disapproval of this victorious decision coming out in 1957 soon after or right before taft. so he has a love for the constitution and commitment to equality and excellence but it also creates great anxiety mediocrity will not do and taft has a habit of procrastinating he writes his stuff at the last minute as i do. i say in this book i got the assignment years ago and three years ago i got a deadline in six months so he is second in his class which is not good enough for the father. he agrees reluctantly to go into politics and the experience repels him he is appalled by corruption and then appointed a judge and he finds that hesitant because his father has trained him to believe being a judge is the greatest his father was a judge and was vilified for his principled opinion declaring importance of the separation of church and state and repudiating a law which prohibited the reading the bible and taft treated his

from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. it's been too hot too humid and sundry in north into for the last week and that's extended to southern brazil unit and these white thunderstorms the result of that i think we'll see some more in the next day or so in the same sort of area at the same time developing off the coast of chile about santiago is a secular nation which will produce at least right after all thunderstorms quite possibly in the city itself but most of this. it's fine it's draw as it should be you can't showers now of course in colombia fairly heavy ones and in panama city but maybe the most surprising downpours have been around cuba and especially jamaica on the tail end of a cold front been reporting kingston hundred eighty five millimeters fell in twenty four hours that actually produced massive flooding but there are no reports of massive flooding as yet but the potential for more big damp was exists the next day or so in jamaica cuba the palms take took some chemicals possibly haiti for a while but talent f

of the history of the birth of the state. saddam had lived up on the mountain and who was down in the valley she kept sheep and goats and sold cheese to her jewish neighbors today there's nothing left of her rasa the name is arranged from the mouth. of. the village leader to whom we went to present our concerns announced from the minaret of the mosque that we should leave the village. what were we supposed to do we had to go. they said we should go away for seven days and then we would be able to return how they betrayed us if the number were. behind them. and their families. at that time sada trusted in god and in the village leader the arab militias would defeat the jews soon but that promise of seven days turned into decades. saddle shared this fate her seven hundred and fifty thousand palestinians. where they refugees or displaced persons to this day there was still a difference of opinion. i would say that most of the people for who fled their homes fled their homes as a result of the war not in the sense of battle appro

the fund was launched in 2010 in the wake of the great procession with threcessionwhen the state s the hardest hit due to high unemployment and members of foreclosure filings. since then, more than 26,000 homeowners have kept their homes during difficult times. approximately $706 million allocated to the agency under the hardest hit fund to develop this program we had to significantly expand our agency capacity this included hiring more staff, leasing additional office space, building a complex application portal and website and training partners statewide. we were notified that we were to receive funds in april of 2010 and the initial program was approved by treasury and august of 2010 and we buil we built and marketed it implemented the program by october in only six months. a program of this scale and complexity in that timeframe required to staff that had existing full-time workloads within the agency. the work was specialist, involved and stressful assisting homeowners who were understandably upset at potentially losing their home. among the thousands of hard-working families assi

in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. those in support of the request from a sufficient number of the vote ithose is ordered. which will be postponed. mr. spear number 101. the clerk will distribut distrie without the objection considered as read. the gentle lady is recognized for five minutes. >> this amendment was formerly condemned the actions of the military in light of the atrocities they committed against people. it would als also states the sts that must be taken before the further military engagement can occur and increase the scrutiny of future engagement. this language is very similar to the language introduced by senator mccain in 2060 individual's attention to the fact thousands of women have reported to be violently raped, children murdered, villages burned to the ground and the government simply says that this is all, quote, fake news. and the refugee camp with the majority of people is now the biggest in the world. we have not received a waiver from the foreign affairs committee, so i am offering this and w

i don't take the referendum result is the end of the story, the death of democracy, the end of debate to end on the 23rd ofjune, 2016. debate can't be allowed to enter. those of us who were on the losing side of the boat should not therefore accept that the case for minimising the damage is somehow lost. this is a matterfor people minimising the damage is somehow lost. this is a matter for people to come to terms with the reality that confronts them because the truth about the referendum campaign is that a lot of issues raised in the last two years weren't evident in the course of the campaign, so what brexit means in terms of trade and customs was not evident. what it means in terms of the irish border was not evident and to state the blindingly obvious, the position of the united states at the time of the referendum campaign was very different as it is today. so the prospects that were dangled in front of people at the time of brexit i think look very different today. that is why i think it is completely reasonable for people to assess the new facts present them. whether or not they

the monsoon the trouble comes first she mother the song the song come to the go source of life the because of the honesty structure the law being subservient may twenty third d. double the but there's a. lot we could live in the love for the moslem lights. drugs against muslims. that are already some millions of years ago by someone very small. they are mangers little superior's. insects. with about six million species of the most successful creatures on earth. they make a move to sell to the amazon because. they are specialists with superpowers so. we cannot a lot of. you just have to look very closely. the end. of. the. it's early morning in the mountains named panic in southern france in summer dawn is the best time to catch insects and later in the day gets to fox may hide from the sun was just. this push to tough under strain. the german insect research a wondrous coach in scouts and his friends colleagues on noah's do not know how to . solve. professor on transpo chance is one of the world's leading insect biotechnology specialists. particularly interested in. because they are very n

the idea that the country was unraveling, that the riots in cities, the berkeley protests, the antiwaremonstrations, april 1968, in columbia, university unrest, and nixon was able to kind of hits this theme that the non-shouters, as he called them, the quiet americans, and he was primarily appealing to white middle-class suburbanites, a white working- class, americans that we have got to crackdown and crackdown on the supreme court, justices were too lenient on the politicians who have expectations and have failed upon the cities. but i think the caller is absolutely right that, you know, we can see 68, and i want to say this but most of the years, but we can say 68 of the kind of pivots. a pivot from this -- the post 1945 american order, where the country are merged really as the lone superpower, untouched by the bombing, the economic growth, you know, the nonstop essentially expansion. the sense of military strength that nobody could challenge. and the sense that there was abundance for all. i think all of these kind of fundamental -- and issues of race and gender, which spilled into

the latest addition to the white house team raising questions about the man participating in the presidency would be involved with the congressional oversight. the white house saying nothing to see here. he and chief of staff john kelly were only there for the start of the meeting and did not actually participate in the briefing. on the substance of what they heard, democrats say they have not heard anything to support the theory about the spy or mole embedded in the trump campaign. >> nothing we heard today changed our view. there is no evidence to support any allegation that the fbi or any intelligence agency placed a spy in the trump campaign or otherwise failed to follow appropriate procedures. >> reporter: the republicans are not saying very much either. they have not suggested they need anything further at this point. in fact, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying he did not hear anything that was particularly surprising. alex, christine. >> laura in washington. thank you. cnn learned that president trump's lawyers and robert mueller's team discussed the possibility of the

the war the spillover of the war in syria and the refugees but at the end of the day these people want to make ends meet and they feel that many in the political establishment have done little to improve the state of the economy but there is but in reality martin is going to be very very difficult to challenge a ruling class who have had the monopoly who have had the money they have the funding they're able to exploit their power really for electoral gains they're able to provide services to the people because most of those who are running the candidates who are running are in office even the prime minister himself the interior minister who's supposed to be running this election campaign he is a candidate so they use their power for an electoral gain and some people here are the traditional voters who will tell you that we will vote for the political parties in power because they protect us there's still this feeling of this that that people are belong to their sect before they belong to their nation and that's why it's going to be very very hard for the independent candidates to reall

the first batch of the a bowl of vaccine arrives in kinshasa the capital of the democratic republic of congo or storage is a rushing to stop the latest outbreak from spiraling out of control the vaccine itself is still unlicensed but the world health organization says it's proved effective in human trials and it's the only thing available that might help stop this deadly virus. our first priority with the vaccinations are the health workers and also those who have been in contact with the confirmed cases not just alerts or suspected cases. this is the ninth time it has been recorded in the d.l.c. and many hundreds of congolese have died it was hoped that this latest outbreak could be contained to more rural areas but with the case now confirmed in the city of banda aka this concern it will become more difficult to control the hope is that with the arrival of the trial vaccine some protection will be provided for those most at risk. and. is monitoring the story from illegals in nigeria and joins me from there high under how wiring is the current situation with the first reported case of

the iranians regime should know this is just the the iranians regime should know this isjust the beginning. on the first day of the inquiry into the grenfell towerfire, moving tributes have been paid to the victims — including a baby who was stillborn after his parents escaped. at that moment... we felt our hearts had broken. this is the kilauea volcano in hawaii, spewing out lava — there are now fresh warnings over toxic fumes as the molten rock flows into the ocean. and more about donald trump and his ambitions for the american department ofjustice to investigate the fbi and whether it infiltrated his presidential campaign. if you were in any doubt about the level of us hostility to iran — this clip of secretary of state mike pompeo should clear it up. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime. the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness. thanks to our colleagues at the department of treasury sanctions are going back in full effect and new ones are coming. last week we imposed sanctions on the head of the iranian central bank and other entiti

so this is the approval of the plan that approved the land and the office and the -- by the way, we spent a lot of time studying this issue. i don't want to go back on my word or the board of supervisor before my time. part of the reason why this has taken so long to weave its way through -- i want to make sure that this is something that even within our discretion to put forward. it's one thing for the members of the public to advocate or for me to say, this is a better plan. now we do have an opportunity to weigh in in terms of what we think is the best proposal to move forward. it's true that there's been a discussion of a larger marina, 200- 300- 400-slip marina, but at no point did the board of supervisors come to a final approval, regardless of what the treasure island sailing center may have said two years ago. >> supervisor tang: okay. a lot of questions and answers. sorry. supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: one point of clarification, and thank you, supervisor kim, for clarifying that for the public. the real area of the definition and scope and final analysis of what we're t

i got the back a little bit and the front of the horses and the carriage. very weird that i've actually seen them in person now. in my dreams, i thought i would never be able to see them in person. perhaps she wasn't the only one to marvel at a fairy tale made real. reeta chakra barti, bbc news, windsor. it was the service that marked this out as a modern, diverse wedding for a modern diverse couple. a highlight was the sermon by bishop michael curry from chicago who spoke passionately about the power of love, quoting dr martin luther kinng. adina campbell has been speaking to bishop curry, and hearing reaction to the service. # and the moon is the only light we see... a royal wedding like no other. the soulful sounds of this london—based gospel choir, capturing the sentiment of today's ceremony, a turning point for tradition, a blend of two different cultures, a british milestone. # so darling, darling, stand by me... also celebrated at this pub in peckham, where the crowds enthusiasticallyjoined in. this was a wedding with a difference. look how many peop

the vicee whip, president, the secretary of state, the senate majority leader, or the speaker of the house? caller: i will go with the vice president. host: that is correct. detailsay to file the of the question, and this is how a multiple-choice question becomes really hard, because many of my students will see constitution,h, but the question is who presides over the u.s. senate, and that word "presides" is the game changer in the question. the presiding officer of the u.s. senate is the vice president. what power does he or she have? very little, opens the session and then breaks the type. it does not happen too often. question about twitter -- any guesses about what the free response questions might be? you cannot go wrong back for free response questions with checks and balances and separations of powers. at least one question will do with that concept, the idea that president is held accountable by the legislative branch, but the president is in charge of signing those bills, rejecting those bills with a veto, and the president come in the end, enforces those laws with executiv

on the african side of the red sea the u.a.e. operates the as a naval and air base and it is fair used to support military operations in yemen for the south in somalia's breakaway region of somaliland the u.a.e. is building a military base in the coastal city of bell better without the approval of the central government there an important land another part of somalia with a self-governing status that is not internationally recognized so far the u.a.e. is building the port of bosaso and training the local maritime police force time to bring in our guests joining us from london and dress creek specialist in the g.c.c. an assistant professor at the defense studies department at king's college and in brighton katherine shock them middle east commentator and researcher at albion center for strategic studies a warm welcome to both of you undress triggs let me start with you what do you think are the real motive behind the u.a.e. beefing up its presence in the island of so called for. right there are a variety of different reasons i thi

throughout the middle east the u.s. is poised to open its embassy in jerusalem but the president trumps most trusted aides on and now most foreign governments are boycotting the event we'll go live to this contested capital also on the show. at all actually sat in our rock early returns and parliamentary polls show national shia cleric a top all star is a strong contender to become the country's next prime minister. and putting on normal life within reach for amputees a robotic hand that its maker says is closer than ever to the real thing. and in formula one fred lewis hamilton has found his groove again we'll tell you why he was leaping from his car and into the arms of his team in barcelona. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show now it is a highly controversial move on a politically loaded debate the u.s. moves its embassy in israel to jerusalem today on the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the jewish state. last night israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed u.s. president donald trump'

the creatures coming out of the swamp are fighting back for the turf. night at nine eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> the state department u.s. diplomacy center pavilion opened to generate 4017. it uses programs, exhibits and artifacts to educate the public about diplomacy. they plan to eventually open abc met the location. in the second part of a two-part program we visit the center collection storage area to see some of their 7000 artifacts. history and continue the story for american diplomacy beginning with artifacts from the cold war. >> we are in the thick of the cold war now. late 50's. there was some, not so much sign that conversation happening. to exchange coulter and understand better between the united states and the soviet union. big959 there was this exchange of national exhibitions. the soviets sent their national exhibition to new york city in 1959. here's the exhibition booklet. as you can see on the cover they featured sputnik. and also covered soviet industry and agriculture and cultural art. >> president eisenhower flew from washingto

so the rent is tied to the 2011 -- to the rent board every year, the city rent board. every year they prescribe with the rent. so the transition for treasure island, that amount is tied to the 2011. so all subsequent increases are not -- is that casting stone? i just want to -- >> so that is actually part of my next presentation. i was going to talk about that a little bit. the rent at the time -- currently, the villages is adjusting all of the households' rents annually so they're moving at that pace currently. the thr and r is stated somewhat differently, but they say your rent in the replacement unit will be the 2,000 rent adjusted per all the cumulative allowable rent board adjustments since 2011. it has some provisions if you're now required to pay utilities because the existing residents, the utilities were included in the rent. if they were required to pay utilities, that would be an adjustment for that type of a cost. generally speaking, it's their rent at the time of the dda adjusted per all of the cumulative allowable adjustments that have occurred since. >>

the new video shows the landing lights illuminating the fuselage of one of four aircraft on the taxiway. it appears closer than previous videos of the incident. the air canada jet followed instructions to do a go around to abort the landing appear climb immediately. the ntsb took statements from the pilot andfers officer of air canada flight 759. the captain said as they approached something still felt odd. and he elected to go around. first officers matthew ma'amier told the ntsb if we could confirm the runway was clear. he looked up and expected to see the runway. when he looked up he couldn't understand what he was looking at. the first officer continued quote they thought they were 400 feet when they initiated the go around he was shocked at how low they were. again it's very important to understore that the ntsb is still in fact finding stage of the investigation. so it will be a while before they have final decisions as to who was at fault or what may have caused this near miss accident, a very railroad critical one. francisco international said because the investigation is underw

deal the way that the. united states and saudi arabia is proceeding on the problem but it's a strong sign to show that this is not the goal the whole objective about this sow the american israel alliance is not making progress and it's giving additional support and additional influence for iran in lebanon in a popular voting that's making all this progress at that time when. you're seeing additional discoloration of the threats between lebanon and between hezbollah and israel iran and in syria or in other places so i think this has to be taken into consideration but to a certain level with what's going on now ok let me go back to you and pick up on what brahimi was saying because israeli officials have been quoted in the past few days saying that the results of these elections essentially prove that there is no distinction between lebanon and hezbollah so what do you think israel might do now i think. lebanon as a button is now the appropriate one. for future confrontation between debian and israel i think

the glass uncommon fine the bag the load the belt. as a protection against right not much plexiglass on the top. saunders also it's question amazing moment to see the structure to christine's unseen because man has if we haven't actually seen its real shape he is or is in state on it emerges during the manufacturing base and just through the interaction of human fostered by anyone such efforts. nothing breaks nothing back it's. the grace to come. the victorian alex it must get its meaning of it. it's got to the this has nothing roof leak everything you see is why he's about as much as we are metres of the facade of this brick building a wall. and i was two and half a dozen since i got up just to give you an idea of the mobs they left joined by special and solid but i'll survive i was also as was a polished. piece by piece the elements are assembled into a two hundred square meter forbid hand. however the workers have difficulties tightening the screws which slows down the construction work. but with each element the classic it's bette

one unders the miserable to go. the range of the world the. lulus the believe. and how why is most active volcano erupts with residents fleeing for safety as new earthquakes are reported to. up to fifty seven thousand honduran immigrants living in the u.s. could be facing deportation after a change in the law the term of ministration says is ending what's known as temporary protection status for hondurans it was granted in one thousand nine hundred ninety five to hurricane mitch devastated the central american nation for those affected will have until january twenty twenty to either leave the u.s. or apply for visas if they qualify. the boy i've been here in this country for twenty seven years i came in one thousand nine hundred two and now i can't remember anything about my home country i've contributed to this country since i got my t.p.s. i do my taxes we're not criminals likely treat us. with t.p.s. i have achieved a lot i'm a health educator and i have worked and i've brought up my kids who are good citizens so i don't understand what the problem is with th

the cheers of the crowd outside could be heard in the chapel.choir sang. # so, darling, darling #stand...by me...# and an american preacher talked about love. love can be sacrificial. and in so doing becomes redemptive. and that way of unselfish, sacrificial, redemptive love changes lives. and it can change this world. among the congregation was a sprinkling of celebrities from both sides of the atlantic. but, like any wedding, the day belonged to the husband and wife at the centre of it. in this case, the couple who will now be known as their royal highnesses the duke and duchess of sussex. the titles have been bestowed by the queen. the duke escorted his duchess out of the chapel. on the steps, lined by members of the household cavalry, they paused for a kiss. and then to their waiting carriage and the procession through the centre of windsor. they were escorted by the lifeguards and the blues and royals, squeezing their way through the narrow streets in the centre of town. most people had been directed down to the long walk, where they had be

at what happened to the flotilla to the ship that he's trying to breach the the siege on the gaza strip why they still going on with this siege of the gaza strip gaza strip is still on the occupation and the soldier in responsible for that that should be held accountable by the international community is this radio campaign should go to a point let's give a chance to respond go ahead and. let me be clear i think that israel's government has been unimaginatively and maybe even lazy in finding solutions to gaza situation it should improve gaza's infrastructure and electricity and you should expect exactly the fishing it should expand please edition example the. yes i am it is that arises this is like if you would allow the bulls the right would allow you guys not just grab disease those who are right in israel and expand and expand the permit regime of allowing permits in in israel having said that let's not pretend meet us is israel's responsibility alone there is a strategy by the palestinian authority which works closely with israel to cause to force hamas to give up authorities there'

a policy of continuity and this is one of the reasons why because the the the voice and the respect united states around the world is dependent upon a degree of continuity from administration to administration and as soon as you have a radical shift like this from one administration to the next it raises all these questions about well what will happen in two years' time will we just go back to a sort of a status quo approach or will the trump doctrine as you nicely describe it prevail james boy is it is always a pleasure talking to you i don't think i've ever had a guest plug my twitter account so thank you very much for the bad times both of them in london so welcome and actually what james was referring to is this so if we have a little look at my i pad here this was as you say obama policies over ten of the tribes are we not just talking about big international deals we're talking about things like transgender military service net neutrality national monuments cuba so that there is a lot which donald trump is chosen to reverse in the last eighteen months or so there is a lot of c

the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending to get to the twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy great so will more chance for. a nice minute. g.m.a. such an ethically modify do business and the system heads in the food industry in the one nine hundred ninety s. . what song is taking that and knights and what does that have to do with g.m.'s. love trysts. those almost two months of. life is a chemical widely used to kill leaks. this is the most widely used service like the beer because. they use price and runs there's a possible temptation that it had occurred to just scientists proof that g.m. products really awful on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight which may even be able to sleep cost the points of never send. in two thousand and fourteen saakashvili refused summons to appear in court as a witness in se

on the acquiescence of this government in the murder of the jews. this is a dc town and a lot of us have read government and that is not generally the title of these reports but it began one of the greatest crimes in history and the slaughter of the jewish people in europe is continuing unabated and unless remedial steps are drastic nature are taken taken immediately i am certain the no effective action will be taken by this government to complete the extermination of jews in europe and this government will have to share for all time responsibility for this extermination. it was time to go to fdr they decided in demand as one of them put it a new deal. on january 16, 19.4 morgan and two men of his staff met with ms. watson continued to convince him to execute in order. a new government agency tasked with relief and rescue of jews and other persecuted minorities. it was nominally headed by the sectors of wars, state and treasury but was housed on the third floor treasury with almost all the staff were treasury department lawyers and 35 -year-old assi

the simply international economic form of the report from the and israel supreme court upholds the use of lethal military force against palestinians through this month's deadly clashes along the gaza border. this is out international law with me kevin owen here in moscow tonight just after nine pm first the donald trump now in saying that a meeting with kim jong un could still take place not show up you to come in less than twenty four hours after the u.s. president called off the summit with the north korean leader that we shared jewels for june in singapore will see what i. want. everybody to know. that. the world continues to to come. terms with donald trump's unpredictability and just a day after he announced that the historic summit in which he would meet with kim jong un in singapore was called off now he seems to be hinting that it may be back on the table so what changed his mind once again what appears to have been a statement made by north korea in which they said they were still open to meeting and sitting down with the united states at any time now seems particularly sensit

let's hear from the king. lue>"the bigger the stage, the bigger the player.e's been doing it for us since we've been here. the great quote from the great doc rivers is you always want to go into a game seven with the best player and we have the best player on our team going into a game seven i like our chances and he delivered again.""we started on september 25th. that's every day. every day that you're totally focused on this, and he's gone past that eight straight times. it's ridiculous."