this va was developed also with assistance from the national sheriff's association, the international association of chiefs of police, the major city chiefs association, the fraternal order of police and other organizations that rement men and women in blue and first responners who serve on the frontline. it's rewarring for us to see law enforcement associations standing side by side with all major associations representing fire and ems personnel across our nation who have lent their this important effort. this important effort. we knee to make this video an the safety remations available to frontline personnel so they can stay safe and avoid exposure. i thank the working group and the offices for making this video. it's a great service to our law enforcement officers and first responders. in conclaugs, i want to take this opportunity to thank all of you for the work that you do every day to keep your communities safe. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for your unwavering leadership as well as your commitment to officer safety, first responder safety. f

the association is the black counterpart to the southern association, the same one that accredits emory now and others tools -- other schools. with the association and ata, you see an exchange of black people and ideas. they are talking about, what are white graduate schools doing, one of the policies? how can we get into black schools the information that we need? you see the cross-fertilization of ideas going back and forth at national meetings. interestingly, when you go into every southern state, every one of the 14 southern states, you see an organizational structure that looks like what i have written on the left. there is a state organization that covers the entire state, everybody is a member. there are regional organizations. georgia had 14. 11, 11. georgia had 11 different regions. this date is broken to 11 regions, each region has its own director. there are local meetings. so you can get black educators meeting together within a county. i have see them with the cav county, meeting and talking about ideas. then you get state publications, like in georgia, the herald. this is

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in reonse the fact that the men in town resisted letting women into the worker bar associations. this was set up as the first national bar association. >> one year after you got the right to vote. >> you have probably had a number of projects over the years, but the juvenile delinquent project is only from 1980? >> 1986. baxter, who is retired as the acting judge and she noticed the boys units had so many different projects and programs while there was nothing for girls. she really was the trailblazer. >> and you were inspired to get involved because he wanted to see it as something to put your energy into. >> correct, to pay it forward to women because so many women ridge trailblazers for me, helping me in professional and personal endeavors. >> you both are mentors? >> i am. >> i am not an individual mentor at this time. >> so what does a mentor do? >> i am part of a project with the u.s. state department and stood -- implemented by the department of education and we bring in women from africa and pakistan on a yearly basis for five weeks. they mentor at tech companies he from

other form of failed migrants have signed up for the association all of them volunteers preparing to join mystify and karama on a remarkable mission crisscrossing the country that aim is to discourage anyone who might be considering the perilous journey that's known to here as the back way how people are going to see the missy it depends of course like what a five minutes enjoying the advantage of just getting on my first i knew how to farm in these who are suffering from don't want this on if one of her own affair but i wasn't in this favor of. days. so instead of our son having seeing the last one no not discard it. one. you know i mean i just don't think. one should be. mystified grew up pat and sarah. the eldest of six children. his family amassed large debts to help fund his attempted migration and the hope that most of the and ninety technician could find a good job in germany today this still paying a high price for the sacrifices they made but a bit of love of. his life these visits that season the flow of. money. despite his favor and the family's many problems his mother ref

the association represents governors of 19 western states and three territories in the pacific. he launched the conservation and endangered species act initiative. three years later, the groundbreaking initiative has facilitated a bipartisan dialogue of stakeholders from across the political spectrum. they resulted in three annual reports, the adoption of a bipartisan governor's policy resolution and the adoption of bipartisan western policy recommendations. this month i released a discussion draft of the endangered species act amendment of 2018 that is based on the western principles and policies. earlier i received a supportive letter signed by the chair and vice chair republican governor of south dakota and democratic governor of hawaii. he commended our efforts to address this polarizing topic in an inclusive and thoughtful manner and noted the bill reflects this fact and offers meaningful bipartisan solutions to challenging the species conservation issues. the bill is generally consistent with the western governor recommendations in the western governors association offers

my name is pete, i represent the national associate with the elders. we are the largest contracted association in the united states. fifty years old next year. i am here to talk about the contracts especially with the minority contractors. we represent a union and nonunion. as it is right now, we have a difficult time for the union contractors to win contracts in san francisco. having this type of p.l.a. will be difficult for the smaller nonunion members to partition -- participate and grow their business in the city of san francisco. there are a few things we would like to exempt the l.b.e. participation from ple ordinance. the threshold should be under 20 million. we will local hire an p.l.a. that is equity focused and we want higher court employees. >> my name is aaron. i work for a paving company. i am also the merchant association president. my family has been in san francisco since 1984. and we are very happy to be part of the l.b.e. program. we are a prounion contractor and we think this p.l.a. is written and it definitely means -- needs a lot m

with them off fifteen volunteers from the association all former migrants like themselves after months of planning and trying to get financial backing for the trip and mood is upbeat i have a yeah yeah i would love to say you know there is a look at the local talent to hold day in the area to hold the language of this is a moving city eggs all the way most indians and. life gets passed by saying ones they are lucky to. live. yeah i mean is this you know what i'm not saying is there. is something. i just love it when it comes to. food for five days that convoy will tour through areas where you as a burnett miss poverty and unemployment up close people to take desperate measures . to gambia is the smallest nation in west africa but it's been one of the largest contributors to the my current flow across the mediterranean. and yet it. was. their first stop st michael school and am going at one of the biggest in the northern territories. to raise awareness amongst students most often his team have written a play based on their own experiences. he. migration is a tradition going back decades

i'm joined here at the big table now by carson million's he is the vice chairman of the association of german criminal investigation officers here in berlin mr million's it's good to have you on the show. let's just talk about you know these suspicions of these accusations that we're seeing in needs of the police possibly being linked or cooperating with the far right health serious is that well first of all that meat reject that accusation we as police we have to be neutral and the cons for all the police departments in germany of course i cannot speak for every single colleague for every single officer in every single department but as a whole the german police states neutral what about what we're seeing in and also in dresden the we've seen problems like this before and we've we've heard these accusations before and it's like it seems that they don't go away do you have an explanation why this this problem persists there well i don't really have a true explanation for that but the police and its nature is. very close to conservatism and law and order and let the groups tend to rejec

the gathering is taking place amid continuing bad news for members of the association of southeast asian nations or. the us just announced plans to raise its latest rounds of tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports from ten to twenty five percent. as part of china's growing export supply chain the as young nation stand to lose big in any trade war. a full scale conflict could slash singapore's growth next year by half the host country's leader warned the association to brace itself rules based multilateral trading system which underpin the growth and prosperity is under pressure it's important to ask him continue to support the multilateral system and work with like minded partners to deepen our weapon of corporation. southeast asian nations tighten their ties with china following us withdraw from the free trade trans-pacific partnership now they're pursuing a china backed regional trade agreement with pacific powers excluding the us singapore's prime minister said it could be signed by the end of the year. the european commission says american soybean imports to

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financial ways to finance business also with iran right fucking tired their chief economist of the association of german chambers of industry and commerce thank you so much you're welcome. chinese investors have been very active in portugal in recent years but they didn't just acquire a stake in the country's economy they also gained political influence the european union is watching this development with mixed feelings and a strong to keep the beijing's reach within. really dios or rodeo likes this asian touch in lisbon he looks after chinese investors in portugal. but if. the chinese have helped a lot because they've brought important revenue streams into the country which of solve the national debt problem portugal was able to pay its debts straight off. concerts up to years of stagnation the financial crisis had meant unemployment poverty and austerity portugal's ten million citizens were kept solvent by the european stability mechanism but the country was forced to privatized state owned companies. then china came along on a shopping spree many chinese state owned companies bought into po

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senate labor committee member recently spoke to the airline pilots association labor union and talked about the nation's political divide. this is 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the head of the airline pilots association. tim: good morning, everybody. we had an enthusiastic discussion and debate yesterday on many topics. feel certain today will be equally productive. we are fortunate, because we begin our second day with senator bob casey, who was elected to the senate from pennsylvania in 2006. he has been a great friend alpa, and airline pilots across our profession. most importantly he is one of , our biggest champions on working to secure our cockpits with mandatory, physically-install secondary barriers. he has worked to ensure our airspace never again suffers an attack like 9/11. senator casey has also worked to eliminate policies that rigged the system against american workers. he has continuously fought against unfair trade policies that force american workers to compete on an unlevel playing field. we appreciate his support of our fight again

of the alaska state hospital and nursing home association. this, the commissioner for administration under the governor where she provided business support services to our state government. that department oversees management of the retiree health plans for more than 80,000 covered lives. she has served as the regional director of communication and marketing for providence health in alaska. breadthan extraordinary of understanding of the associated health care cost in rural states and recognizing some of the challenges that we have heard before this committee. and the impact to our smaller facilities, more remote facilities. she brings extraordinary experience to the committee. i appreciate that we will have her voice added to this important discussion this morning as to how we can work to decrease administrative spending when it comes to health care costs. thank you. i look forward to the comments we will get from becky this and appreciate her making the long haul from alaska to begin this morning to get -- morning. our second witness is pres

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we are not in politics and the confederate flag has no association with politics than the ku klux klan has association with anything in its name. we must not permit improper use of it and should let this be understood by the people at large. if this misuse of our flag occurs again, it will be our fault. when this photograph appeared in "life" magazine as part of that article, university of maryland students' kappa alpha responded way statement in 1951 which it had to reiterate in 1966. more than 15 years ago, kappa alpha order assembled relating to the defilement and desecration of the banner below which he marched. the return of the battle flag to the confederate states of america to its honored place of honor which etched upon the blood and etched thereupon the blood of the men who fought so gall galliantly and the women who kept faith. we had to ask you in '51, we had to ask you again in '66, and they had to ask them again in 2001. in no uncertain terms in 2001, we meet it this time. kappa alpha passed regulations because of the headlines some of you can see in this article of kappa

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syrian ministry told the associated press news agency that all of the attackers had been killed in the attack comes two days after gone he offered a temporary cease fire with the taliban. and for more i'm joined now on the phone by time here comes gary who is an independent journalist who is based in kabul and i hear i mean we just heard about those reports there when you were actually in the city the associated press reporting that the fighting is now over but what have you been seeing and hearing there in the capital. or got to actually i talked with these folks present of the interior ministry and confirmed that the old soviet hackers up and downs guns down were supposed to. be safe you know all the cre had been killed all court you know they were filing go kits of the policy a prison that he was calling the legal alcohol which is the biggest religious people the muslims and you're not going to send as well you will delivering that speech as well as the what do you. think his hope is coming out of the building and supposedly my court tells me that the cars that the attackers were dr

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because of the status of li's army. because we associated-these -- we students of the was, with the damn flags of the rebellion, as frank castle said. pickens -- pickett's charge and -- at gettysburg. the one i showed you as of the 11th mississippi interest he. -- pettigrew chargeback the flags associated with the confederate soldier, as an emblem of the esprit de corps and the life of the soldier, warning soldiers, with the life- and-death the soldiers. it became a soldier's flag. to use the word of the day, it was consecrated by the blood of the soldiers. if anybody who wonders why anyone could ever consider this like a flag of heritage, you have to understand, it is an integral connection to the confederate soldier, to the confederate veteran, and for families who dissent from confederate veterans. it is a symbolism of the confederate-a symbol of the confederate veteran. you have to understand that if you want to understand why people regard it as a symbol of heritage. more on that later. as i mentioned, it was seen throughout the confede

i serve on the board of directors of the white house's historical association. as you continue to enjoy your lunch, i want to introduce our program for today. you may have heard that we were planning on having the, our wonderful friend of the white house historical association, the renowned white house historian, dr. william seal with us for this lunch session, but he has been unable to join us. we, however, have a terrific plan "b" for you. and that is a conversation with anita mcbride, mark uptogrove and stewart mcclairin on presidential legacies and commemorations. and i know that if time allows, anita and mark and stewart will take questions at the end. so now to our panel. anita mcbride's career relating to the white house and the president spans more than 30 years as a white house adviser, chief of staff, and diplomatic adviser. currently, she is executive in residence at the center for congressional and presidential studies and in the school of public affairs where she directs programming on the first ladies and their historical flubs on politic -- influen

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this is in addition to what we know about this situation according to the associated press that the "national enquirer" had a physical safe that kept these bad stories and documents related to payments to women who were alleged to have affairs with president trump in a physical safe so there is potentially a trove of evidence that prosecutors may have access to and now the president has one fewer friend in this fight. it could be why we heard president trump talking about flippers. he said it should be outlawed, flipping in a case like this, giving prosecutors in exchange for leniency. we could be seeing why the president is so annoyed and angry about that situation. >> abby phillip at the white house, thank you. >>> the names is reporting the manhattan district attorney's office may look into possible criminal charges against the trump organization. i know the manhattan d.a.'s office hasn't decided yet. what are they looking at? >> they're considering looking at whether the trump organization accounted for how they reimbursed michael cohen when he paid $130,000 to stormy daniels so i

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the association of flight attendants conducted a survey about the prevalence of sexual assault aboard an airplane. the survey found of the attendants that one out of five flight attendants that responded had experienced a report the passenger on passenger sexual assault. that is 20%. it just so happens to be the same number that went reported several times on our college campuses. reporting by survivors of sexual assault. here is the part about flight attendants. 68% of flight attendants experience some type of sexual harassment during their flying careers. that goes over the life of that individual, the career. for the past two years, senator patty murray -- patty is in our leadership from the state ofw ashington. she and i have been working on a bill to solve the problem. last year we introduced senate bill 1605 stopping assault while flying act known as the safe act . it directs the appropriate agencies to address gaps in three things -- airline personnel training, data collection, and timely reporting as a relates to sexual assault and harassment narrow lines. i am happy to say th

you're the president of the potrero boosters association, and i've been the president of the dogpatch homeowners association for 12 years. i've known in the neighborhood of potrero hill known as dogpatch years for 44 years, which you can probably discern from my access. i'm glad to see the development of this site. i'm glad to see more of the southern waterfront opened. there's been numerous meetings, this concept of office hours where anybody can go from the community, can meet the project sponsor and learn about it and then take a tour and express their opinions of the project. i know there's still a lot of issues to be ironed out, but i'm pretty confident that this is a developer that's keen to provide us all with a project that will make all of us proud. i'm actually excited at the project tower. i think a project tower gives us a lot of community benefits that we can enjoy. i think great cities have great buildings. i just urge our developer to build a spectacular landmark iconic tower, not some awful concrete rectangle up there. i think that may happen. i actually made my living

you might remember last week the associated press reported the american media kept a physical safe, a vault in which everybody knew they safeguarded all their sensitive information about celebrities and public figures that they had obtained but not yet published including information about donald trump. well, today's revelation from "the new york times" is essentially that the president at least tried during the campaign to buy the contents of that safe. again, two hush money payments related to that company and paid out during the campaign have already resulted in felony charges for the president's personal lawyer. felony charges in which the president has been named as a co-conspirator. the president's lawyer has said under oath that the person who directed the commission of those felonies was the president. the president's business is apparently implicated in the commission of those felonies according to the information filed in court alongside michael cohen's guilty plea. if that part of this alleged criminal enterprise turns out to you involve a greatly expanded universe of derog

let's talk to simon ellin, the chief executive of the uk recycling association. for being with us on bbc news. how big a problem is the kind of plastic that is used for people in your business? it is a big problem. we produce too much as the local government association are saying and we have too many different polymers and familiar to is very simple. we produce less, do we need to produce in the first place? if we don't produce it we do not need to recycle it and we don't have a problem. but that which would we do produce we need to design a better and use a much smaller range of polymers so that it makes it easier. is it all the fault of the manufacturers? no, it is not. i think manufacturers do have a big responsibility certainly and i think they have got away with it for too many years up and down the supply chain to the local councils and processes . chain to the local councils and processes. they do need to do more but i agree too with the british plastics association saying that local authorities need to take responsibility as well. we have nearly 350 diffe

the football association certainly hope so. bid to host the tournament, with the backing of the government, and if successful wembley would stage the final, with seven other venues around the country also put forward. austria and hungary are also expected to bid with uefa choosing the hosts in december. i think it is enormous to have a major championships like this on home soil across cities all over england. ijust think in terms of both fans and inspiring a generation of young people to play the game, fantastic. by 2021 we will have built a whole infrastructure of opportunity for youngsters to play, so they will be excited and they will be able to go and find somewhere to play. it's a big week in the women's world cup as we get to the business end of qualification. england and wales go head to head on friday as they bid to reach the tournament in france next year. as for scotland, they must beat switzerland in paisley to keep automatic hopes of reaching the tournament alive. the swiss top group 2 with six wins from six, with sh

also with us, lisa lerer, national politics reporter for the "associated press". congressman, i am very interested to hear your takeaway from your first rally, and chiefly, what television doesn't convey about a trump rally. >> so i think some of the story lines are what we are used to. perhaps the national story tomorrow is really the chanting and attacks on the free press, and frankly, your colleague jim acosta over at cnn. a viral video that is now going around. the real verbal assaults, if you will, to the press. that was absolutely on display. we also saw the energy in the crowd when donald trump would address immigration matters, and frankly, anti-immigration rhetoric, if you will. also mentions of hillary clinton excited the crowd. all those bread and butter issues. brian, what was most remarkable to me, though, and probably the thing that i will never forget, and i am wrestling with tonight is how homogeneous the crowd was. and we can decide whether or not we want to assign culpability to the president for cultivating a constituency that tonight was 99% cau

the american hospital association quantified the cost in a recent report. hospitals, health systems, and care providers must comply with 629 discrete regulatory requirements across nine domains. spending $39 billion annually in administrative activities related to regulatory compliance. spending $7.5o million on regular tory -- on regulatory compliance. for skilled nursing facilities, the cost of complying exceeds $735 million annually. this is not a time when margins for skilled nursing facilities are less than 1%. we often discuss administrative burden in terms of direct cost. it is important to recognize the opportunity costs. the opportunity cost is the next best thing you could have done with the financial and human resources spent on something for -- or the value of the foregone alternative. it highlights the reality of scarcity. when a dollar or staff hours spent on administrative cost, it is not available for something else. financial and human resources spent in regulatory compliance cannot be used for adding services, hiring doctors or nurses, or

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join the fight with the alzheimer's association. >>> there has been so much focus on the president surroundingim and those associated with him that perhaps we missed the truly fascinating story having to do with republican congressman from california duncan hunter who has been charged with all kind of campaign finance violations, including spending money on all these things you'll seeing right there. it includes "river dance" tickets and costco pet supplies for a pet rabbit. who does he bring for all of these alleged misspending of campaign finance dollars? well, his wife. listen. >> the first time i gave her power of attorney and she handled my finances throughout my entire military career and that continued when i got into congress, i'm gone five days a week, home for two and she was also the campaign manager so whenever she did, that will be looked at but i didn't do it. i did not use campaign money. >> joining me now, steve cortez, former head of president trump's hispanic advisory council and tara setmayer, both cnn political commentators. tear, a first to you -- wasn't me, my wife did it

the latest senior person associated with the origins of the russia investigation. firing peter strzok may have consequences for any obstruction of justice case against the president. if he was able to corroborate comey's testimony about potential obstruction of justice involving the president trying to lean on the fbi over their open investigation of mike flynn while picking off those corroborating witnesses may have legal consequences. they also destroyed the career of the man who was literally the senior person in the government in charge of investigate iing foreign governments mounting intelligence operations against the united states on u.s. soil. when it came to this russian intelligence operation, to mess with us in our own country, peter strzok was there from the beginning. he was one of the only people on earth who has ever been in a position to give testimony like this, and now he's literally having to set up a go fund me page to help with his own defense. >> during your june 2016 -- excuse me, june 2018 interview, i noticed some concern in your voice when

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the confederate flag. a lot of people today associate it with the klan. more important was this moment in birmingham in 1948 in july when the dixiecrat party was born and nominated strom thurmond for president, a breakaway from the democratic party re-nominating harry truman. they had embraced a strong civil rights form. it was just starting to emerge as a popular culture symbol and was merged with white supremacy. in the auditorium, you see a lot of young faces because a good delegates at the convention were college students from the south where they were accustomed to waving the flag as a symbol of football as well as kappa alpha. they brought it on to the convention floor. this photo made it the symbol of reactionary politics. it was not the party but the young supporters who made it a symbol. it made it a political symbol. it kind of makes sense. the last time the federal government interfered with the southern way of life, slavery, this was the flag of opposition used the army's the cap the confederacy alive. the government is throwing its weight beh

that's according to the local government association of england and wales. 's calling for a ban on low—grade plastic. ministers say recycling rates are rising, but acknowledge there's "much more to do". jayne mccubbin reports. the costs to the planet are well—documented, but local authorities are warning that, despite their best efforts to recycle more plastic, they are being let down by manufacturers. while almost all local authorities collect plastic bottles for recycling, around a quarter refuse to collect all the food packaging because of the way it's manufactured. the rest ends up here in landfill. it seems totally unfair that the burden of un—recyclable plastic, the cost of dealing with that, lands with the council tax—payer, when actually manufacturers could do much more to make sure that these plastics are easily recyclable, reducing the cost to council tax—payers and making it easier and better for the environment. while plastic bottles are easy to recycle, their lids aren't, and aren't always collected. not all local authorities collect margarine tu

in 2017 the association of flight attendants conducted a survey about the prevalence of sexual assault while on board an airplane. the survey found of the attendants, one out of five flight attendants who responded to the survey had experienced a report of passenger on passenger sexual assault. that's 20%. it just so happens to be the same number that was reported several times on our college campuses reporting by survivors of sexual assault. and here is the part of flight attendants too. 68% of flight attendants experienced some type of sexual harassment during their flying careers. now, that goes over the life of that individual, their contraar. so senator patti murray, patti is in our leadership from the state of washington. she and i have been working on a bill to solve this problem. last year we introduced senate bill 1605 stopping assault while flying. the legislation is pretty simple but long over due. it directs the appropriate agencies, that's the transportation department and the department of justice, to address gaps in three things. airline personnel training, data collecti

the local government association says manufacturers are to blame, as the types of plastics used in manyrt pots, ready meal trays and other containers limit the ability of councils to recycle them. it says the government should consider a ban on low—grade plastics, as jayne mccubbin reports. the costs to the planet are well documented, but local authorities are warning that despite their best efforts to recycle more plastic, they are being let down by manufacturers. while almost all local authorities collect plastic bottles for recycling, around a quarter refuse to collect other food packaging because of the way it is manufactured. the rest ends up here in landfill. it seems totally unfair that the burden of an recyclable that the burden of unrecyclable plastic, the cost of dealing with that lands with the council taxpayer, when actually manufacturers could do much more to make sure that these plastics are easily recyclable, reducing the cost for council taxpayers and making it easier and better for the environment. while plastic bottles are easy to recycle, their lids aren't and are not

the aerospace industries association has been working on this item for years. please understand, aia and defense workers across the country are appreciative for your efforts today. i would also like to call out ambassador she has been a , partner with us for a number of years and her team has been absolutely outstanding. laura's presence on the panel should not go unnoticed. they have been at our call, very responsive to issues we bring to them. really, i want to thank you for that opportunity. i want to go through a couple of things. the first thing is the the strategic linkages andrew spoke about. i want to talk about and a second, -- the ai recommendations for government action. we can talk about country relationships and then wrapping some of this up, where does this lead? first of all, the conventional arms transfer policy, we thought was the first step in addressing key reforms we need in u.s. defense system. it has been a pillar of the u.s. foreign policy for decades and it will continue to be. a pillar of foreign policy going forward. aia and its member

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with the family, a very close association. it's very possible there was support for him in moving to dublin. it was quite an aspirational jump to make that move from that kind of maybe humble other begin and moving to the city. >> some of the hobans were house servants. they lived in the gate lodge. >> yeah. >> and then when the last of them died -- they went into the courts, judges and all that in london. the last of them died, there were two hobans in their household staff. >> he stayed, yeah. >> that would have provided some privilege, i'm sure. >> yeah, without a doubt. >> go ahead. we have a couple more questions that we'll try to get in. yes, thank you very much. >> thank you. so, my question -- i don't know if this is the right forum for it, but my question is, we spent most of the day speaking about historical periods and it occurs to me that architecture of the white house at its time would have seemed sort of bracingly modern relative to the other urban houses of the day, as decatur house was a bracingly modern though

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you live from berlin high crimes concert doc shadow on the ground presidency two of the president's former associates faces the possibility of prison former trump lawyer market couldn't believe the guilty to wash money king to include the two thousand and sixteen election and campaign manager paul manifold is convicted of financial crimes what does this all mean for the white house puts a coming up. facebook and pretty a move to stamp out this information campaign launch from the platform with the u.s. midterm elections just three months of really have to act to know. and the big high tech fun although of course it gets into the stream of things as the world's largest event computer and video games all things here in germany look at what's pushing people's buttons. hello and welcome. dramatic developments in the u.s. where two of present close associates have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty of criminal offenses the most potentially damaging for the president are statements of michael and president trumps for more than an noya he pleaded guilty to multiple charges relating to the two thousa

do the people associated with that business get in trouble? oes the business just go out of business? >> the corporate officers, the ones who have a fiduciary duty, can get in trouble. you don't see it very often because there's a trickle down effect. so generally, at least in my experience in the federal court in the southern district of new york, often you work out agreements where companies agree to pay significant, it can be in the billions of dollars of fines, to avoid prosecution. because prosecutors are wary of making people lose their jobs. i would suspect that this would also be an investigation into particular individuals who are responsible for the accounting at the trump organization. and specifically, executive one and executive two who are mentioned in the michael cohen information and who were involved in covering up the reimbursements to cohen as legal expenses which cohen has now admitted was a complete sham. so this is a low level accounting fraud. where the trump organization did not properly account for dispersements that it