for the federal national and environmental policy acts process. year and a half later in 2014, they agreed to their role as a cooperating agency for the plan. they draft environmental impact statements in 2015. project staff began meeting with stakeholders including the south toledo city council. the court approve the term sheet for this project in june of 2016. the board ofsupervisors, in october of that year. as we get to the next slide, we see the rapidfire of things that have happened over the last 18 months. consultations with the cdc, working with the design review board on those issues i the cilannty pwork on the negative declaration. informational hearings with you this past january. the i.s.o. record of decision, and issuing the prospectus for the ferry concession, also in january, planning approved the final mitigated night deck in february of this year, followed by the first -- the second hearing commission of this year on february 27th. we followed up on june after an update on wage determination was issued. i will talk more about that

industry in the interest of national security. this proposal has been roundly criticized by a wide range of trusted independent experts as poorly justified and legally dubious. utilities, states and researchers do the hard work of hardening our infrastructure to cybersecurity threats and national disasters. meanwhile, the trump administration is inventing emergencies to bail out coal and nuclear plants while ignoring the real problems. i'm sure the white house views this legal loophole that surfaced in the leaked memo as an easy way to try to fulfill campaign promises, which is very bad and very unsound when it comes to energy policy. however, the real impact has not been thought through by the administration. it would wreak havoc on our energy markets and create a number of misaligned incentives. as severe weather driven by climate change becomes more intense and damaging to the electric grid, this administration wants to address the problem by offering financial bailouts and picking winners and losers as losers ass to coal. and a

the national child labor causes the divine right to do nothing. and the ability of children today to have this extended period of innocence. a lot of the moral panics we see around child of duction or -- abduction or there are effects of social media on children and their deeply rooted in these cultural ideas that children deserve this protective passage of innocence that society at large has a responsibility to uphold. >> thank you for telling us more about it. >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this weekend on real america. --reel america. the 1988 u.s. moscow summit between ronald reagan and mikael gorbachev. >> the way i see it is a and sometimesy trying. it is a good way and we believe the best way. once again, mr. neral secretary i want to extend to you and all of those who labored hard for this moment my warmest personal thanks. america on sunday at four clock p.m.. t

industry in the interest of national security. this proposal has been widely criticized by a wide range of experts, including wall street journal editorial page as a poorly justified and dubious. our states research earns do the hard work of heartening our energy and national disasters. meanwhile inventing the build out of coal plants while ignoring the real problems. i'm sure the white house views this legal loophole an easy way to try to fulfill campaign promises, which is very bad and very unsound when it comes to energy policy. however, the real impact has not been the administration. it would wreak havoc. severe weather on climate change becomes more intense and damaging to the grid. this administration wants to address the problem by offering financial bailouts and picking winners and losers. and any reasonable person would agree this seems backward. moreover it wouldn't do anything to make the retro grid more resilient. grid experts that have examined our nations priorities more than this motivationed administration does. th

. -- the size of the nation. to double the size of a country and incorporate all those people in, this seems like a pretty big challenge. given current debates about immigration here and in europe, people are thinking through the process of that and jefferson is more than doubling the size of the united states, with the expectation it will fill up with new people coming to the united states. it is pretty amazing, and it is this optimistic vision of the country, but one based on the faith in the economic independence being necessary for the political future of the country. he is willing to gamble on the kind of expansion, because he thinks expansion is necessary for the political health, the basic legal order of this country. it is not an accident that he of all presidents did this. it was controversial at the time. it was like, i believe this is overstepping presidential authority to do this. jefferson was like, whatever -- he does this anyway, because he thinks this is so crucial, given the way he is understandin

the president thinks people should stand for the national anthem. when it comes to the nfl, it's not about a particular team, it's about having pride in our country and about being respectful to the men and women who have fought and died to preserve our country. in terms of this, the eagles were the ones who changed their commitment at the last minute. the president felt it was appropriate to change the vant to be a celebration to celebrate our country. >> you referred us to the outside counsel on the statement that done jr. was involved in. the outside counsel did say the president did dictate the ent. rudy giuliani was on cnn saying it was a mistake to say the prident didn't dictate it. do you want to correct the record on your statement from august when you say he certainly didn't dictate? >> once again, i'm not going to go into detail and go into a back and forth. i know that you guys would love to engage on matters of conversations between the special counsel and the outside counsel, but we purposefully wald off a walled off and i'm not going to

he says it is over the national anthem. crowd size is also playing a factor here. >>> the eagles are grounded. president trump canceled the super bowl champs visit to the white house over he says the national anthem controversy. >>> the special counsel accusing paul manafort of witness tampering. prosecutors want him in jail until trial. could that make him more likely to cooperate? >>> i don't subscribe to that taking over the world. i worry much more of people thinking like machines. >> candid apple ceo talking about phone usage. what the company is doing that could change your lifestyle. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it's too late for us. do you monitor your kids screen time? >> i do. my kids don't have phones. i'm one of those wait until eight. >>> polls open in a couple of hours. primaries in eight states. we start with the national anthem flap. our president is not a true patriot. a fragile egomaniac and obsessed with crowd size over throwing a party to which no one wants to attend

reporter: this isn't about the national anthem. sarah: the president has been clear what his position is in regards tohe national anthem. we never weambed on that. the president thinks people should stand for the national anthem particularly when it comes to the nfl. it's notboartilarea but having pride in our country and being respectful to the men and women who fought and died to preserve our country. the eagles changed their commitment at the last minute and the president felt it appropriate to changehe event to be a ceremony to celebrate our country. reporter: just to follow up on the statement you made, you referred to the outside counsel on don junior statements that the president was involved in. the outside counsel said yes the president d dictate the statement and rudy giuliani said it was a mistake to say that the president didn't dictate. do you want to correct your statement from august that the president didn't dictate it? sarah: i'm not going to go in a back and forth and i know you guys would love to engage in matters

now, at the republican convention, president trump sai about the problems of the nation that, quote, i alone can fix it. in the case of family separation, it's actually true -- mr. president, you alone can fix it. the president alone can fix this with a flick of the pen. mr. president, you should fix it, but if you don't want to change this cruel policy, at least admit that it is your decision. blaming others falsely is cheap, easy, and dishonest. a cheap way out. unbecoming of any president. president trump, if you're truly ashamed of what's happening at the border, get your team together and undo this policy. but if you don't want to change the policy, you need to take responsibility and own up to it. on z.t.e., last night, the senate passed the national defense authorization act, fulfilling its annual duty to authorize funding for our nation's military and update our national security policy. as part of the bill, a bipartisan amendment to reinstate sanctions against chinese telecom giant z.t.e. passed as well. although many have probably not heard of z.t.e., americans of all stripe

that is not about the national anthem but it is the issue with crowd size. would be the same size as his inauguration and that is what he's really frustrated about. let's be really honest here. that is what he can't handle, the eagles blow. instead of having people around him not yes-men and yes-women and people continue to lion his behalf. the eagles didn't volunteer not to go, they uninvited. this is all about his ego and we'll end up in a midterm where we're talking about the national anthem. and it is problematic in and of itself and there is a second verse that colin kaepernick brought attention to and people have every right to go through the practice of practicing free speech -- and i didn't mean to say practice twice but we have an opportunity to say this is something that is bothering me and until this country serves me the same way that it served so many other people, i have a right to protest and you should pay attention to what those issues are if you are a real leader. >> we have to take a quick break. the special counsel accusing former trump c

erica, the president is tying it to the national anthem. not part of the discussion when they decided who would come and would not. >> that never came up in the discussion. thank you. in terms of the national anthem, fox fuss news is apologizing of eagles players kneeling in prayer. critics said the way the photos were used suggested during the national anthem. we have more on this angle. what do we hear from fox? >> reporter: erica, last night during fox news, a segment about donald trump disinviting the eagles players from the celebration and him connecting it to the national anthem. during the segment, fox aired the photos. they were kneeling during prayer. not during the national anthem. no eagles players knelt during the national anthemtests in the past season. it was criticized as a misleading segment. it seemed as eagles players were kneeling when they were not. fox news in the past hour came out apologizing. this comes from chris wallace, the kpexecutive producer. due to the cancellation of the trip to celebrate the super bowl win,

a bill to amend the national trail system act to designate the route 66 national historic trail, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from utah, mr. bishop, and the gentleman from the northern mariana islands, mr. sablan, will each control 20 minutes. the chir recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. sablan: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without bjection, so ordered. mr. bishop: mr. speaker, despite the fact that he used to be a member of our committee and he abandoned us, for which he will never be for given for that, i will yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from illinois, mr. lahood. : e speaker pro tempore gentleman is recognized. mr. lahood: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank chairman bishop for yielding the time. and as a former member of the natural resources committee, i want to thank him for his support and his assistant and his friendship in h

trump tweeted the white house will host the united states marine corps band and hear the national anthem. there you see the president, live coverage now here on c-span. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in singing our country's national anthem. >> ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we atched were so gallantly streaming and thcked gre the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled anner yet wave oer the land of the free, and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] president trump: thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. i want to thank the united states marine band and the united states army chorus for that incredible performance. i'd love to have a voice like that. what a voice. we love our country, we respect our flag and we always proudly stand for the national anthem. we always will stand for the national anthem. [applause] it is my grea

based on the way you try to build a democratic europe national identity is the least important thing to those would be sticks to them consequences for. if it is settled manifestly irrational or just considered austria feed me here for me people whose lives are not the brightest lava for example for just forty minutes from vienna are so close in terms of mentality and history and culture that their city dwellers like me and we're talking here about the capital of another country is quite safe and that's a given all the great crimes that have been committed to the name of the nations over the course of history i consider the idea of the nation dead the project of european unification is the response to that so what is it down for. and you can see that in that cause with passion gets visors about if your father hunts is a football legend in austria notch and he was a soccer champion in played on the national team when you also love the game yourself in a friendly match austria just beat germany for the first time in thirty two years did you as an ardent anti nationalist feel even a tiny

the greater pacific northwest, and the entire nation. i encourage the administration to listen to this resounding bipartisan message that i bring along with my colleagues today. we reject this proposal and prohibit the di vestment of the assets. with that, mr. chairman, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the chair: the gentleman reserves. does anyone seek time in pposition? the gentleman from washington. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to give 30 seconds to the good lady from tennessee, mrs. blackburn. the chair: the gentlewoman from tennessee is recognized for 30 seconds. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the gentleman for the amendment. and the tennessee valley authority is something that is important to us and to the nearly 10 million tennessee valley ratepayers that they serve each and every single day. as he said, something is not broken, so it does not need the federal government to come in and try to fix it. so, i stand with him, supporting the p.m.a.'s, the t.v.a., and those that ar

the nation by having this. he is linking those two things together. he wants a high tarrifed manufactures, and that means you are increasing the competitiveness of many factories in your own country. your charging more for them to come in, which then means the goods you are producing internally are more competitive. he wants to pay off the revolutionary debt to stabilize credit and improve credit rating of the nation and the states. he wants really strong credit for the country and for the state. thelso wants to establish national bank to stabilize the currency. in previous classes we have talked about the problems of scarce currency and unstable currency, and also the diversity amongst all of the currencies of the state. that makes trade and commerce really difficult to do when you have multiple currencies all fluctuating and value and it is difficult to tell the value of what you have in your hand that way. he wants to have a stable currency and a single unified currency that would apply across the nation here

the eruption. mississippi air national guard c-17 providing transport. m the eruption spewed to heights of nearly 33,000 feet above sea level and spread as far as guatemala city, 40 miles away, affecting 1.7 million people. these latest images of fiery destruction reminiscent of the eruptions that incinerated parts of hawaii's big island last month. mt. kilauea lobbing lava bombs in the air, shooting methane through cracks in the earth. >> that's the fissure that we've been looking at for a couple of days now. >> reporter: my colleague matt gutman was on scene. >> that lava being geysered up in the air probably 100, 150 feet up. >> reporter: that eruption displaced hundreds, destroying at least 117 homes and buildings. and incinerated miles of the state's picture-perfect landscape. >> i've been in hawaii pretty much my whole life, born and raised, and i've never seen anything this big. >> reporter: that volcano still smoking today, but no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. a far cry from the loss in central america. a key difference, volcan de

is the national team the best of the nations playing here yet but my question was different when you have thirty eight games to play during one year you can gradually put yourself on the map but when you have three games ok and then the playoffs that you like for us pressure is a not talking of course who is a process is so condensed of course is so compact a bit and you need to deliver one or two performances to qualify best you can do the thing is. everyone how the same goal everyone have the same. how you say that and with the victory thing is the only few remain. so when i watched a football player some of them are like very focused on a pitch and then there are others like an el nino or like always smiling like little kids and within me i always say like i wonder what's more important to be like super structured like i don't know the germans or have like this kid like late in you that makes you play the one of the best what was what do you think is more important to have this kid in you or to be super structured or that he would bomb. this is the value you know that you need to b

the wto has to keep its mouth shut. you can call it a trump card. carol: national security concerns. ter: most countries thought that seemed a little weak, all you need to do is say essential security and the whole thing goes away, but one country took russia's side and that is the united states. that has to have something to do with the fact that national security is the exact reason the trump administration cited for the tariffs on canada. jason: on steel and aluminum, not just against canada, but including against canada and mexico. carol: which made prime minister trudeau say wait a minute, we have been allies for a long time. we are friends. peter: there is a great anecdote "toronto star," a canadian official said trudeau is trying to explain to trump the alliance, he said the airbase you landed at, do you know why it is there? it is there because it was erect did to provide an air defense for an aluminum smelter that produced the aluminum that made the american planes that fought in world war ii. carol: we are friends. peter: trump did not take that on board entirely and that is

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as a nod to deal with any rival administration and eased the national accord the government also. has authorized their. base in tripoli. to deal with this issue ok we understand that the national oil corporation in tripoli is the only corporation representing libya at the opec adrian mccord very thanks indeed observes michael dropped a warhead in tripoli talks aimed at settling a longstanding border dispute between eritrea and ethiopia being held in at a suburb of ethiopia agreed earlier this month to abide by a peace deal signed eighteen years ago which ended fighting with eritrea and troops both countries have remained at odds since the war in one nine hundred ninety eight over a disputed area a un backed ruling in two thousand and two granted contested territories to eritrea but ethiopia refused to withdraw its troops until recently to serious mohamad other reports now from attis. it's the fourth time in almost two decades the two countries will be discussing peace between them there's been a situation of no peace for the last two decades and what is making people really hopefu

cnn has learned that the president national security adviser john bolton has been sidelined as the presidentet's discuss with cnn national security analyst retired general michael hayden, former director of both the nas and cia. thanks for being with us. sidelining the national security adviser john bolton prior to an historic summit is either, a, shrewd, b, extraordinary, c all of the above. what do you pick? >> yeah, if true, certainly all of the above. and you certainly see a difference in tone on the part of the president. and john, for me, the pivot point was last week when secretary pompeo came out of his meetings in new york with kim yong-chol and i think the secretary gave a very masterful press conference there with a nuanced, patient, historic interpretation of what it is we intend to do with the north koreans. he backed away dramatically from our demanding the north koreans give up their program and then in return we would begin giving them some sort of assistance. quite a dramatic change, not just from what ambassador bolton had been saying but frankly what the administration had

is this something from the national anthem?>> this was not a political stunt by the eagles franchise that they would not have planned to attend the event and then back out at the last minute and if it was not a political stunt they would have not attempted to hehe visit tknew the president would be overseas. this was not a political stunt they would have not waited until monday well after 1000 of their fans had traveled and taken time from their schedules to offer only a tiny handful of representatives to attend the event.>> it's about the players in the end?>> the president has been caronhis positi regardg e national anthem. we have not wared on that. the president thinks people should stand for the national anthem particularly when it comes to the nfl it's not about the particul team it's about having pride in our country. being respectful for those who have fought and died to preserve our country in terms of this, the eagles are the ones who changed their commitment at t the lt idit was appropriate and changed the event to b

america is the greatest nation on earth. after the 2016 eleiowas over, i spent time thinking about the were great. order to be considered a great country, one would have to be a strong country, strong military, strong economy. being strong is only one dimension of being great. there is another dimension, being good. i was able to make shimon perez who was the president of israel. we were talking about america's conflict at the time in the middle east. i asked what he thought. make somethingto clear. america is the greatest nation in history of the earth. he said the nation that wins takes land from the nation that loses because land has always been the source of value on the planet, strategically, economically. he says one nation in history has laid down the lives of hundreds of thousands of sons and daughters and taken no land. america is the greatest nation on earth. the only land we had taken is enough plan to bury our dead. is also a great state for many of the same reasons. we are a strong state. we are the fastest growi

it's important to help only reflect on the the course of the nation of the day burns to be of the nation what we have here is they'll also be some group of people corporate people white males see it all on them standing on the diversity of the nation the needs of the nation but what we're doing we're going to go think will be still be elections the ball reduced the nation getting the ball born and doing more mobile essentials more rallies running people of color for all noble soulful feats of the local boon to the national level and by putting to show that we serve. we will leave it there that the sanctions bottom thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera thank you for the things i think you and sue will last send it back to you i know that there are many more hundreds of demonstrations just like this one taking place across the united states that indeed that's was jordan there with the latest on that protest in washington d.c. with us with protesters in new york. we know this is right across the country even in places like mike pence his home state of indiana there are protest

in the kind of europe by envisioned there would be no more leaders or leading nations for quite a few minutes here on the. inside much time to zero pad to reinvent itself. we grew this nonsense fake i'd say two generations for one simple reason i called today's young people to rasmus a generation ago in the groups here as much programme lets them study anywhere in the day you and me and they will be in charge soon we don't need to explain to them what europe is all about they're creating a new reality and the generation after them will know how to advance your ups development of. the web and i said thank you very much my pleasure. in good shape and underestimated disease diabetes i often hear that patients with diabetes can only blame themselves for getting sick of this is not always true dr carson like to touch clarifies the issue of patients with diabetes die early on in healthy persons and shows how exercising the right diet can make a difference. in good shape. on g.w. . we make up oh but we watch as over half of them under budget we ought to seven seven percent. they want to shap

ward. >> the winner of the national book award for fiction is jesmyn ward. [cheers and applause] "salvage the bones." >> these are things i've been obsessed with us idea of what the idea of history and how history bears on the present and how our past isn't really our past. how our past is also present. i think this is one of the reasons consumers i wrote about incarceration in prison, writing about inccerati, incarceration of black people, black men, black boys. and how dehumanizing that is, how traumatic that is. and then how i guess the specific circumstances of that mass incarceration might have changed. maybe our prisons today don't look so much, don't really look much like parchment presented. they are not working plantations, but they are still dehumanizing places. they are still places where, you know, like a generation of black men and black boys are dehumanized and also traumatized. i think that another sort of thing i'm writing about that i've been writing but recently it's also like intergenerational trauma. so what does it mean for, say, the gran

in the national security strategy, the national defense strategy, and the nuclear posture review. those documents rightly point out that we face emerging challenges from russia and china. and while we hope to avoid confrontation with these nations, there's no question that we are in competition with them, and this year's ndaa helps align our forces to make sure that we maintain our competitive advantage. this legislation also authorizes significant numbers of fighter aircraft and additional numbers of submarine and surface ships. and the reason we're able to do that is because we, in the budget agreement this year, provided more funding authority for our military. again, something that we very much needed to do. this legislation also fully authorizes the nuclear modernization program aimed at sustaining and modernizing all three legs of the nuclear triad and extending the service lives of our nuclear warheads. this is extremely important for our national security as well as to my home state. in my state, the modern air force base, is home to two of the three legs of the triad. thes

carry stuffed into backpacks some were heading towards el salvador others were heading towards the national stadium to a really chaotic scene since then things have calmed down quite a bit and they explain that that was a false evacuation order and false news that it happened for the city of a squint but certainly the communities that are close to the volcano have been told to leave because of the possibility of more activity there and. took them to we're seeing pictures of the emergency services working near the volcano they have been extremely difficult on their hands don't know. they certainly do it's very difficult conditions that they're working in now the the ash is still incredibly hot the ash i mean there's a couple of meters of ash that have covered this entire town and it's very hot you feel it coming up through the soles of your feet if you don't have proper boot. so on it can really it can really lead to a lot of heat blisters and things like that so they've got these hot conditions we're down near the coast of guatemala where in the tropics of course there's the sun in the gene

largest in the nation by the way, to the rest of the country via c-span. well, they are here finally. thank goodness. >> we like the idea that you are here and we like having visitors in the public eye. >> the committee will come to order. we will begin consideration of 2019 conference resolution on the budget recognizing that there isn't a quorum present i'm going to yield to the ranking member for a specific request. >> thank you mr. chairman. i am moved that we dispense and ask unanimous consent. >> unanimous consent request for the purpose of -- >> the gentleman from california. >> i don't believe that can be done. a quorum is required for conducting business. >> i will yield to counsel. it is the opinion of the council that the committee can wave by unanimous consent. >> rivalries the point of order i believe that exceeds the authority of the committee acting. it can do several things. it can recess, set a time to switch to adjourn and a german but i don't believe it has the power of the requirement without the quorum present. >> the chair will take t

this invited so instead of a president shaking the hands of big name sports stars a medley of the u.s. national anthem and what the white house described as patriotic songs we love our country will respect our flag and we always proudly stand for the national anthem we always well stand for the national and the eagles would drop because several players decided they wouldn't attend there's so much that's been kind of swirling around that in ministration that. i don't think i don't see it as beneficial right at this moment in time to to visit in a celebratory fashion in

that is securing the future for the national health service. that will be funded. it would be money we are no longer send to the eu but we will be able to spend on our nhs. honorable members may -- i know that issue is not the policy the labour party wants. in relation to money where no longer send to eu banks spent on images, the second are called it bogus. the shadow health secretary said it's a defeat. perhaps i can tell them what another labour member said a few weeks ago. he said we will use the funds return from brussels after brexit to invest in our public services. it was him, the right honorable gentleman, the leader of the opposition. [shouting] >> jeremy corbyn. >> mr. speaker -- [shouting] i'm very pleased the prime minister is reading my speeches so closely. [laughing] i said that the money sent to the eu should be used to replace structural funds to regions, agriculture and fishing industry support, funding for research and for university. [shouting] mr. speaker, could i i remind e prime minister the question i asked was about taxation to deal with her

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the labs. d.o.e. national labs can provide the private sector to access to critical research infrastructure but a burdensome approval process can smother industry's interest and constrict the pace of technology development. 24 bill gives the labs freedom to pursue agreements that will increase u.s. competitiveness and maintain our innovation and productivity leadership. i have want to thank representative randy hultgren again and this bill's 10 science committee's co-sponsors including representative perlmutter, vice chairman frank lucas, energy subcommittee chairman randy weber and energy subcommittee vice chairman steve knight for their on fwoing support of d.o.e.'s world leading national laboratories. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and before i yield back the balance of my time, i want to say to -- about mr. hultgren that his leadership on the committee has been appreciated for years and he has never failed to be an effective advocate and leader for the national labs. this is a good example of hi

america is the greatest nation on earth. now, after the 2016 election was over, i spent some time thinking "great." word to be a great country, one has to be a strong country but strong is only one dimension. another is being good. we were talking about america's conflict at the time in the middle east. he said, i want to make something clear. america is the greatest nation in the history of their. in the history of the earth, whenever there has been conflict between two nations, one takes land from the other. historyone nation in lay down the lives of hundreds of thousands of sons and daughters. only one nation has taken no land. america is the greatest nation on earth. have taken iswe enough land to bury our dead. we are strong state. the fastest growing economy in the country. we are also a good state of good people. over 50,000 raise their hands. i see some volunteers here. what i have learned is, when the it, ifo needs needed i'm lucky enough to become the united states senator, i would everything in my power to keep ame

day in the life of a national team player interviews and autographs included t.-mo knows full well what it's like to be on the other side of the fence. ok i'm often a bank all but four years ago you were watching the games with your friends in different restaurants now you going to different stadiums and playing there yourself you feel that's something else to make you think how much has happened in those four years for fans to perform representing an entire nation and the world cup by then i would love to show the signs with that at seventeen he became still not so youngest when does he get player and school or. should seem to move up in the me to my knees always a demon is an exceptionally clear headed character there was a lot of external pressure high for such a young age and he dealt with it incredibly well and that's how they are the super british like in the spotlight. colognes man for germany at the world cup. they have kids having come from i got a small taster at the confederations cup which is here. is really good going up against teams from other cont

but the eagles were one team where no players ever kneeled for the national anthem last season. eagles safety malcom jenkins said, "the decision was made to lie and paint the picture that these players are anti-america, anti-flag and ant anti-military. is the president aware that not a single player on the eagles through the entire season net for the national anthem? >> the president's position on not just the anthem has been clear. but let's not forget, this isn't -- there were 80 members of the eagles organization that rsvped and committed to attend this event, as recently as friday. >> reporter: why is he acting like this about the national anthem? >> look, if this wasn't a political stunt by the eagles, then they wouldn't have planned to attend the event and backed out at the last minute. >> reporter: the president has been talking about the anthem controversy since last september, lashing out at players who protested police misconduct and social injustice by taking a knee. >> get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now, out. he's fired. >> reporter: the issue fired

you state almost from the get-go, accuweather has gone after the national weather service. about that history. devin: in the 1960's and 1970's, this commercial weather industry evolved and accuweather was founded in 1962. there are whole sort of marketing strategy is to say we are better than the national weather service. carol: more accurate. devin: that is the whole thing. i had somebody from, a former national weather service guy say we are accuweather, and that crawl of ak in the lot of forecasters. carol: even though the information of accuweather is based on the national weather service. devin: they are able to targeted target it and make it more specific for private clients, . the national weather service has to prepare these broad forecast for everybody. accuweather's position is, we want you to get out of the public dissemination of weather data. that is something the private sector should be doing and that is unfair competition. carol: up next, how a female libido pill got a second shot at the market. jason: and how banks are catering to the richest people on the

and then we would flee out of the fallout shelters and out into our national parks. but the idea was that the national parks were not going to be targeted by nuclear war. and so your friendly neighborhood park rangers would have spent those two weeks while everyone was hiding out in the shelters eating the biscuits setting up refugee camps across the country in places like yosemite and the blue ridge mountains and you would flee out there. and when you arrived, you would receive this, which is 4810 from the post office. this safety notification card. and the post office was the agency that was in charge of registering the dead and figuring out who was still alive in the united states. the post office of having the best records of sort of who lives where. you would address it to someone you wanted to tell you survived nuclear war. and on the back of the safety notification card, you would fill out your name and the names of any family members or friends who survived with you. they would collect them and tally the dead. what's great about it is it was suspended after wa

in this ferocious bind and the question the people had to face as nation and government should they respond, should they allow the jackson had been pushing for this indian removal, should they exceed to jackson and remove from the lands to east and i should remind you that cherokee nation was primarily at this point was in tennessee and georgia, originally it had 125,000 square miles of southern united states. it was a land that stretched from the top of kentucky to the bottom of georgia and went across to both carolinas and then out to the west to alabama. a large acreage as you can imagine for really small group of people, they're only at the time we are speaking of, there were about 20,000 cherokee on very large parcel of land that the whites were eager to. what are they going to do, respond to this in where my story kicks in that within the tribe there were two extraordinary men and they each had a separate position on the subject and one of them everybody in the room aspires to, the ridge, he who walks on mountain tops, if you would like to call me the rich, i would accept

the soul. corks. still nationalism is on the rise in europe and what do you think that is i need people understood this is typically it has to do with the system you think so i mean with as long as we only have national elections to legitimize politicians and policies it's going to continue like to listen to me and yeah if it this if you met me. know that they are elected at the national level this is nuts and i value and i mean all of you just right wing populists and right wingers i mean centrists to the police to discount us to meet the movie they all know that they have to continue to claim that they're defending the interests of their respective countries you see on the even though that's a mere fiction because if they didn't they might lose their jobs they think and you see that national self-interest is rooted in the system but doesn't it also have to do with disruptive phenomena like digitalisation and globalization always searching for a group identity a sense of homeland doesn't that also contribute to nation

the national ocean policy is the tool we have. right now, to promote smart shared use of our ocean resources. all of our districts benefit from our oceans, whether we represent coastal districts or not. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this amendment and i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gosar: on july 19, 2010, president obama signed executive order and sought to implement a new ocean national ocean policy. according to the house committee on natural resources, in this action, he established a top-down washington dds-based approval process that will hinder rather than promote and cost american jobs. this has the potential to create damage including fishing, mining, oil and natural gas, renewable energy and marine commerce. over 808 nag local organizations representing fishing, boating, mining, transportation and construction wrote to th

each american share of the national debt today is $64,000. $64,000. put that into perspective, that's more than what the median american household brings in in an entire year. this reckless spending fails the american people. they expect congress to spend their hard earned tax dollars in a fiscally responsible manner. congress can no longer kick the can down the road saddling future generations with the insurmountable debt and consequences. that's why i'm proud, mr. chairman, of this committee's work to get us back. last year we passed a sustainable budget that would have done the budget in ten years. and also incremental tax reform which has already, six months later revitalized our economy. now, we are building upon that success with the budget for a brighter american future, which continues to promote pro growth policies that will create new jobs and put more money back into the pock kebts of haets ofg americans. as former small business owner i've seen firsthand how regulations threaten jobs and hurt small businesses. our budget reduces burdensome

we hope the president will focus instead on the nation's business . ideal the floor and note the absence of a quorum . >> i rise today to sound the alarm about the president's decision to impose the terrorists on our trading partners . make no mistake, we are not as some of this ministration officials have suggested in a leisurely early innings of a baseball game. we are in the magnificent stages of a full-scale trade war. despite the presidents statements that this work will be easily one, any student of history knows that like a baseball game where winter guaranteed . a trade war only guarantees that there will be losers . free trade allowed the most efficient allocation of labor and capital . protectionism on the other hand stifles innovation and reduces productivity. recognition of this philosophy has been as close to a consensus as we have achieved in more than 70 years and the application of these principles has pprovided the foundation or growth and prosperity that was unimagined by previous generations. >> and the terrace and our adversaries fo