justice has been done in their memories we resolve not to back down but to persist in this fight and toby secure the enduring defeat of this determined and dangerous enemy. on another matter on thursday the chairman of the judiciary committee produced a resolution that quickly had dozens of cosponsors to stay two things which are very obvious. number one anything as serious as the impeachment inquiry to cancel out the american people's's vote of a presidential election must adhere to the highest standards of fairness and due process. and number two, we found display from house democrats is anything but that. house democrats have conducted the inquiry so far completed at the center of the inquiry denying president trump rights and protections they have impeded his right to have counsel attend hearings and depositions or cross-examine witnesses and even assess the evidence they are producing. democrats also have practices that gave the minority party procedural rights during past impeachments with that participation of closed-door proceedings has been severely limited. it is no secret washi

>>a special gift from a country music star before his concert in pittsburgh on friday toby keith gave a retired marine corporal who lost both his legs in afghanistan and all-terrain wheelchair. brandon was carrying a fellow marine to safety when he stepped on an improvised explosive device. he was able to walk and is able to walk with prosthetic legs now but he says he wanted this type of will chair because it will allow him to be more active outdoors and to play with a 6 month old daughter. the independents fund which is a nonprofit that helps wounded veterans with toby keith to give ron paul the $16,000 wheelchair along with backstage passes and a meet and greet with the singer. enjoy the concert from the side of the stage and then join keys onstage during the performance of american soldier. a santa fe, new mexico start-up company has partner with los alamos national lab. a new way to remember and to honor loved ones who have died. the company turns remains were ashes into memorial stones. jamie see more shows us how it's done. >>when faced with the loss of his grandfather, justin

down as an italian alps now living you know training for the upcoming triathlons this season in mina tobyhill compete in the hawaii iron man 324 kilometers cycle of 180 kilometers and then run a full marathon. sebastian is talking with his wife christina training phonied sideman in 10 days time but not everything is going to plan. in order for the other day i was on the cycle track which was really busy someone was coming towards me and i stepped out of the way it on to this curb with my right foot to move i twisted my ankle really badly and then i thought ok that's it i won't be doing any sport for at least a year in this. fortunately he only strained a leg and. it's one of the serve well you can still see the injury on the outside of my right foot is a bit taller. so this really doesn't bode well for the new iron man. it's the case that i was planning on doing a few tough long distance runs to train. but that's not possible now so i'll miss out on 4 or 5 workout sessions not up to i'm dieting. so instead sebastian is trying to regain stability in his foot by exercising baffert. he's reo

plus stephen welcomes steve carell and musical guest toby keith, featuring jon batiste and "stay human and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: hey there! nice to see you! i like it! i like it! thank you! thank you! ( cheers and applause ) thank you, dear friends. welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. and folks -- ( cheers and applause ) -- in light of the darkness that is the trump presidency, i'd like to start tonight with something nice. last night, gymnastics world champion simone biles threw out the first pitch at game two of the world series, but first, she did something really cool: there she is, and whoa! ( cheers and applause ) keep in mind, she did that before the game started. can you imagine watching that and then watching baseball? ( laughter ) it would be like an emcee saying, "ladies and gentlemen we sure hope you enjoyed lizzo. now please welcome to the stage: baseball!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheering ) now, back to

at a toby keith concert in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, he received a gift that gets him off the crutchese independence fund, with the help of the country audience, it presented him all-terrain -- we cover these and show you how they work on our air. they are amazing, they give people the ability to get around in ways they never could have otherwise. to everyone involved, brandon first of all, you are our hero for your service and sacrifice, it also toby keith and independents fund, you are all midnight heroes. most-watched, most trusted, most gratefully spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm shannon bream. you just saved a bunch of money by switching your boat insurance to geico. it was easy. folks, can it get any better than this? is that what i think it is? that is an armada of tiny sushi boats. awesome! i forgot to pack lunch. you had one job... chopsticks wasabi and soy! comin' in a little hot. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where thin

. >>> well, speaking of getting healthy and weight loss, chris, cross fit is workin' for toby on "this is that what you're doing? >> it's not what i'm doing. >> uh, holy crap. >> all the guys like to take their shirts off. >> i've been waiting three seasons. >> are you really into cross fit? >> no. i do circuit training, yoga. i'll do just about anything that causes me to break a sweat. >> you are a man of many talents. you're a musician. you have a band. >> it's called joseph the spouse. my wife is in the band. she has a beautiful voice. it's one of our favorite things to do. >> will you collab with anybody? maybe mandy and chrissy? >> i would love to. >> we also discovered another magic moment. you're the voice of the geico camel. >> quiet please. >> ha ha. guess what day it is? >> give me the whoo whoo. >> whoo whoo! >> you're a man of many things. one of thoese things is style. can you give me a little -- >> you want a punch up? >> yeah. >> send it. give me your jacket. >> that's crazy. >> it's black on black. >> that's crazy. >> it's a nice pattern. >> give me this. >> that's simp

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tug nothing from one cause but the a gone over an area the size of a small footprint feature east toby born in port c.t. vision from. the drone idea was launched by a local start ups set up by a bucket cutty he wants to use the new surveillance technology to make traditional farming move productive and move sustainable and from fastened by example let's say a plot of land has an entry given problem on one of its 5 back to as. that's something you can't make out with your own eyes but a drone can identify the area in question and that makes it easier to resolve the problem and at the same time increase your year when you're not sure and i mean really a lot more after sitting off the drone uses it's coming read to create digital aerial ops these are entirely computer dumb on the ground to take to. other issues on plantations it's part of a new i.t. assisted form of farming called agriculture it's everything. he's visited it means that we can use the technology to determine exactly where plants have been afflicted by a disease and instead of treating an entire person off land we can focus

each day i come closer to the home where i was born that's one time player toby are dead of a doll's biceps tells you one of his tatoos depicts the cathedral of his hometown and 2 are references to the home already and says true land are found on many footballers skins best seen on the boa tang's who sport and the berlin telephone area code. not all players on the planet can indulge in a 2 craze though in japan for example tattoos are frowned upon. there they have become associated over time with the equivalent of the country's mafia. despite japan's long tradition of thinking. too bad for tattooed english player j. boss roid currently under contract in japan at least you won't have to explain the connection between love guns and hand grenades. let's also not forget that there are also players who just do not have tattoos of prominent examples or ronaldo kerry campaign and moments. ago says he's a blood donor and cannot get to kerry can you still heeding his dad's longstanding advice not to do it. calls himself not quite that to. they not the real football individualists of our time

the two-night event featured performances from emmylu harris, toby keith, hank williams jr.ite dolly parton movie, go. >> no, don't do that, i'm horrible with movi>>9 ♪ working 9 to 5 >> i knew that one. "best little whorehouse in texas." ever saw that one, burt reynolds? >> not yet. >> "steel magnolias." >> yes, yes, i've seen that. >> all-star cast. >> i was just going to say, 73? she looks fabulous. >> here's a little trivia for you. a song that dolly parton first sang, she wrote, sang by another big artist, it broke all types of records. >> oh, i know. a "bodyguard" song. you can sing it. ♪ and i will always love you dolly would be very happy with that rendition. >> absolutely. wow. that is one amazing story, but i'm going me to th next one. i saw this video and my jaw dropped. we're talking about the birthday surprise for cardi b. >> the rapper received two titanic-sized heart-shaped diamond rings from her husband, offset. she could hardly contain her emotion before blurting out "i deserve this, i love you, husband." >> offset also shared a raunchy tribute video. >> rau

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what happened toby tried to introduce the regulation? it was also stopped. despite these obstacles and congress' in action, the administration's efforts are working. four months ago, our daily apprehensions were close to 5000. below as of today, it is 1700. we went from over 19,000 people in custody four to lesson 4000. months ago to less than 4000. if you come to the board with the child, it is no longer intermediate passport. boarded but will be they will not be released into the interior united states never to be heard from again. while this demonstrates an incredible effort, especially by the men and women have cbp, there is more to do. 1700 daily apprehensions is on acceptable. saidormer secretary several times when he was secretary, a bad day was 1000. i agree with him 100%. almosth we apprehended 1000 -- one million individuals estimate -- this is a conservative estimate -- they are around 150,000 who looted apprehension. that is nearly 13,000 each month. the bottom line. we still need congress to pass legislation to address the broken legal framework

i think toby really likes meeting kids. that is his favorite thing. he likes to have them pet him and come up to him and he really loves the kids. >> our wag brigade animals can be spotted wearing custom vets and they have custom patches. >> there is never a day that repeats itself and there is never and encounter that repeats itself. we get to do maximum good in a small stretch of time and i have met amazing people who have been thrilled to have the interaction. >> the dogs are here seven days a week, we have 20 dogs and they each come for a two hour shift. >> there is a lot of stress when people have traveling so to from these animals around to ease the stress and help people relax a little bit. i think it's great. >> one of our dogs has special need and that is tristine. he wears a wheel around. >> he has special shoes and a harness and we get it together in the parking lot and then we get on the air train. he loves it. little kids love him because he is a little lower to the ground so easy to reach and he has this big furry head they get to pet an

we can talk to toby.ng discussed, it is done in canada. put it on the electric cars and it means other people can see how many are out there and it could encourage others. there is a good news story out there, the number of people buying electric cars is increasing rapidly. the numbers are still quite small at their number —— right at the moment. people do not realise that, electric cars more or less look the same as diesel and petrol cars. the science behind this is what we call social proof. imagine you are looking a restaurant and the menus are quite similar. say one is full of happy punters and one is quite a. you go into the one that is quite a. you go into the one that is full of people who are enjoying it. you can use the same kind of influence when it comes to vehicle purchasing. you are going to be driving down the road, on the motorway, you will see a few of these cars and then you will think, people are buying these, it is quite normal. we know that does influence on people. how much does it in

and toby keith and the independence fund, you're all midnight heroes.d, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. i am shannon bream. >> it is wednesday, october 2nd. at 4:00 on the east coast a fox news alert, north korea launching another ballistic missile test dangerously close to japan. the show of strength days before the regime restarts talks with the us. mike pompeo writing a wrong just hours after being named as a fact witness in the house impeachment inquiry but republicans say it is just a show.

. >> toby morris for the project sponsor.he 26 hill project involves utilization and renovation of the three unit italian style residential structure. it is located in a tributary in the article ten let's ignite -- designated landmark district. the consistency had standards for the rear yard variance. the scope of the work consists of these changes. the interior renovations and expansion of the lower unit, and unconditioned space under the existing second floor. and interior renovations of the unit itself. taking the existing carriage door at the front and the remaining access to the rear yard and modifications to the rear with new windows, trims, citing, and notably the flattening of the two shed roofs in the rear existing area. on the interior of the walls, flooring has been removed as documented in the material, meeting standards of the planning code section 1005 f. here is a photo -- sorry, that is the back one. a photo of the interior. here is a photo -- okay. if no visible changes are proposed, it will remain. the only

>> there's three -- >> ashanti, toby, terrence, trey son, tal an, you. >> you that one.'ve never spent any time on a reservation. this is my first time. what do people get wrong about it? >> most of the time they think we live in teepees, and we don't have televisions, phone. >> what's it like living here in pine ridge? >> hard. >> the way you want to live with it and the people you keep around you, other than that it can end up pretty rugged. >> tell me what you love about living here. >> this is my family. this is my people here, man. >> is that the order, horse, family, people? >> most of the time. my family is my main thing. >> what do you love about living here? >> more about the traditions, ceremonies and all that. my boys go around and they have real long hair because that's how we grew up. >> what job do you people have here if you live in this town? >> a flagger. >> stand on the road all day. >> and that comes through now and then. i haven't found too much work down here. >> got to be hard to avoid criminal activity or drugs and alcohol because there is not a lo

local bird species in the ose species included:i did juncos, white brown sparrows, and california's toby's. the audubon society says those species could decline locally if average temperatures rise by 5.4 degrees. the environmental group says the increases predicted by the year 2080, if nothing is done to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >>> there is not in trouble this morning for president donald trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, over his dealings with ukraine. president donald trump hits the campaign trail again yesterday, ramping up his fight against the expanding inquiry. >> they know they cannot win an election day, so they are pursuing an illegal, invalid, and unconstitutional -- impeachment. >> the presidents personal attorney remains a central figure in the investigation into allegations of the president and his allies pressured ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden and his son hunter. cbs news has learned federal investigators are looking into giuliani's involvement, and possible business dealings with two of his associates, who were arrested on federal campaign f

the question is where does the safe toby zone begin and end.urkey says it's across the border and 20 miles deep. as far as we can tell u.s. officials think it's an area in an area turkey controlled. asking the kurds not withdrawing from anywhere because they're out. president erdogan has been clear 100 hours from now if they have not seen the syrian kurds pull out from the enormous area. including major population centers they they continue the operation with extra momentum and aggression. bear in mind in vice president mike pence said one of the main kurdish population centers wants not the center of military action. there are gaping holes in how the cease fire will play out. one of them is parties are allowed to act in self-defense that could be behindest casualties you could interpret it as broadly as you can. but washington's fan fair and self-congratulations is not matched with execution on the ground waist is sham bol beic. i don't understand how it's supposed to work, jim. >> dave rohde put it in context for us. the president pulled back

[applause] a reminder that toby is signing books so you should buy a book and get it signed.ions] >> host: welcome susan rice to "after words." it's a fascinating book and a personal tale and the chronicle of your professional life through wide array of crises but let's begin with the current crisis that the united states faces. as you know president trump had a telephone call with the president of ukraine in

. >> harris: mike tobi fox we wily focused this weekend on a special town hall america police emergencywe will look at the growing dangers facing law enforcement officers including recent threats and acts of violence against them. along with a heated rhetoric across the nation. and an eye-popping and heartbreaking rate that is raising suicide among police officers. i will have a live audience including police officers and their families and a special look at survival for one police officer who was shot. that is this sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. please watch. joe biden playing defense amid new scrutiny tea on the ukraine controversy. yesterday the former vp said that he was not aware that anybody raised concerns about his son hunter sitting on the board of a ukrainian energy firm despite state department official george kent telling house lawmakers that well, actually, he did alert speed eighteens staff on that matter. here's what he told reporters in iowa. >> i never heard a thing, he never spoke to me, no one ever spoke to me, period. he may have said something to anybody else. but no

tune in tomorrow when i'll be joined by steve carell and musical guest toby keith.

and the ones and the ones on the 2nd one to the toby center on the border. between on syria and turkey. syria and been a. government. of by person. in damascus by personally bashar. and by the kurds we proceed from the fact. and by the kurds we proceed from the fact that it's but that's. the. furring to seek to establish peace and. to step out of. terra to ensure territorial integrity and sovereignty of syria have not heard similar tauriel integrity and sovereignty of syria have not heard similar actions i've not heard similar sentiments regarding the actual actions i've not heard similar sentiments regarding the actions of the us and the us led coalition indeed we have to work with the u.s. and the u.s. led coalition indeed we have to work with those who are on the ground to conflicting exists and who are on the ground to conflicting exists and our military are in contact. with. our military are in contact. but i don't think that the presence there was mentioned by my counterparts. but i didn't think that the presence that was mentioned by my counterparts.

my people have been dealing about it this stuff since someone said, how do you feel about the name tobyringer. meet my friend alicia, one of the directors of the national domestic workers alliance. you're probably more familiar with her work as a cofounder of black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> that's anti-american and it's racist. >> oh, rudy, is there anything you know? alicia's one of the coolest, most intelligent, down to earth people i know. the way in which the media twists her work is a monument to white supremacy. like a confederate flag in south carolina, we're taking it down. thank you for coming. >> this is awesome. >> i'm always happy to see you and talk to you. this is good. there's so many places i can go with this conversation. for a lot of people, they think it's black lives against white lives. >> it's interesting. whenever black people declare unity in the midst of unmitigated chaos, somehow it is so threatening to white people. it's as if, when black people say, we love ourselves, white people be like, oh, but you hate me? wait a minut

in a statement, protest organizer toby said, quote, men, women and children are violently murdered onuspicion alone for standing in the wrong place at the wrong time for just living their lives, for being, are of the wrong race or culture, for attending a wedding, for picking pine nuts it. it has to stop now, he said. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report, i'm amy goodman. we're broadcasting today from san francisco where president trump is continuing an all-out attack on the city's homeless population and political leaders. on wednesday, the trump administration filed an environmental notice of violation against san francisco, falsely claiming the city's homelessness crisis has caused water pollulution. this is trump announcing the move in a tirade against house speaker nancy pelosi whose home district is san francisco. president trump: she should focus on her own district. you see what's happening to her distririct? we call itit tent city. it's terrible. in fact, we just sent a violation to the city of san francisco,

louis becomes a waystation for an attempt -- there is one big 1863 toby the union in help get people out of the mississippi valley and resettle them in the north. it never takes off for various reasons, in part because northern governors did not want them resettling their. -- did not want them resettling hthere. they would get to st. louis first, so there a lot of settlements around st. louis. some would go farther north, some state there. -- some stayed there. kentucky is another story. i could spend hours talking about what happens there. it is a border state, it is a slave state, it is a place where the union is very concerned about placating the loyal union slaveholder. they do not want to establish a lot of these camps in kentucky. yet there are these people coming in. the union tries this thing where we will have these camps, but not for kentucky slaves. they try to say yes, if you're from tennessee you can resettle, but not if you are from kentucky. that does not work. we do not have id cards. there is no way of proving where people are coming from. then they start saying forg

could talk a moment we're also getting a lot of frustrated viewers who are asking if this is going toby their new normal -- >> i'm sorry. can you repeat your question? >> we're wondering we have a lot of frustrated viewers who are asking if this is going to be our new normal. what's to prevent this from happening again in two weeks, two months, perhaps even again next year. is this something people should prepare for periodic blackouts for days or a week at a time going forward? what's to stop that from happening? >> thank you so much for that question. and that's what's on top of our mind. and this is exactly the things that we're trying to do so that we reduce the duration and the frequency of the public safety power shutoff events, because we know the impact that it has to our customers and our communities itself. but given the amount of risk on the -- especially this time period with the fuel conditions, high wind conditions, we've seen it. we saw it last year in november. we saw it in october of 2017. so this is three years in a row, and just like we are here in the seismic part of

toby. >> stopped by to talk with kevin frazier about his fitness routine. >> all the guys on the showake their shirts off. >> i was waiting three seasons. i was like we've got to figure out a way to get me without my shirt on so i can join the ranks. >> right, right. are you really into cross-fit? or you were saying no. what is your thing? >> i do circuit training. i do yoga. i'll do just about anything that causes me to break a sweat. >> can we switch gears for a second? you are a man of many talents. you're also a musician. you have a band. >> it's called joseph the spouse. ♪ my wife is in the band. she has a beautiful voice. one of our favorite things to do is sing together. >> will you collab with anyone on the show? maybe mandy or chrissie. >> i would love to. >> you were the voice of the camel in the geico commercial. >> leslie, guess what today is. >> it's hump day. >> what what! >> give me the whoo whoo. >> what what. >> i understand you're a man of many things, but one of those things is style. >> that'sright. >> can you give me a little style makeover? >> you want a little p

allegedly killed by a ruling party activists for criticizing the government in his facebook posts tobya child who has more from the capital dhaka. hundreds of students gathered there at the dhaka university campus to protest against the killing of a fellow student allegedly by the ruling party members a brother father 21 year old student of bangladeshi engineering and technology university was brutally murdered by the ruling party thrown wings members on sunday late evening similar protests been held in other parts of the campuses across the country here some reaction. anyway and the other. tasks to ensure that that seen on the amount of punishment. we're here because our friend was killed brutally and we want the full of punishment the highest punishment and we want the proper justice up brother was killed for merely posting a critical review on the government recent signing an agreement with the indian government on water sharing gas export and few other items now the strewn across here i'll trade all across the country for this killing the nation is outraged this is not the 1st time

. >> commissioner, do you consider yourself toby shrill or self-righteous? >> i try not to be. so i don't like to put a blanket on investors as a group but i believe that people who engage on this, you know, have -- they're not -- they care. >> they presumably want the information because they believe -- >> they care. >> -- that's it's maybe useful to them. do you believe the letters esg should actually stands for enabling shareholder graph as the commissioner said during our recent speech, graph being the advantage one gets from corruption? >> no. >> commissioner, you spoke in your opening statement about regulatory humility. that the sec should be sensitive to the learning it can do for other sources. you mentioned advisory committees as a valid source of information. does your commitment to regulatory humility extend to the general public, comments as investors? >> i welcome comments from the general public. i think they're very valuable as we think about how to regulate. >> so the 1.2 million comments received in support of the disclosure of political spending by corporatio

sequestration people pointed toby giving more power to the executive and then some have argued the elimination of earmarks instead put that power with the administration. so, i guess i would say that looking at some of those issues and thinking about maybe how to reform those. >> but if we look more broadly in term of those specifics and if anyone else has feedback too, there's those specific issues but i think there is operational efforts and maybe you've talked about these a little bit already that we need to do so that we're also making sure things are moving and making the decisions we need to make in a timely fashion. yes. >> congresswoman, when you were out i suggested that there's a legislation called article i which would restore the national security declaration. i have another suggestion you might want to think about that you make the law specific that no rescissions can be made prior to 60-day before the end of the year. we had a situation where there was effectively the president could submit rescissions that you wouldn't have an opportunity to act on. >> and, on a slightly differe

was like, look like an native youth and i was from oakland and i was an data so they were just like tobyas data entry at best. [laughing] but we did an author reading series and brought in some authors and i was not one, but my wife was the project director and she's like you are going to read it. it was the scariest reading experience of my life. these native youth, you know, there are some of the hardest to reach the most rewarding if you do. most devastating if you don't. and for me i had been writing sickly for a year, this novel, and my wife made me read it in front of them. and it was, i don't know if i would've kept going if i didn't get the reaction from them i got. there were some kind of questions into pride, just a kind of crazy experience. part of what i read to them from that first year of writing this still in the prologue, some going to read from part of that right now. hard fast. getting the cities was supposed to be the final and necessary step in our assimilation, absorption, erasure. the completion of the 500 year old genocidal campaign, but the city made a this new an

loves to bake, even wrote her own cookbook, maybe she knows quest love toby santoro, celebrating 106ympics, seven years in a row. oh yeah. 100th birthday, big stone gap, virginia, love celebrating holidays, especially her birthday francis brewer of baltimore, maryland, turning 100. secret to her longeve matenancec technician in world war ii we salute you for your service christine phillips from kingfisher, oklahoma, hitting the big milestone of 110 >> what? >> a former dairy farmer says the secret to long life, hard work and a positive attitude amen utterly correct. if you know someone with a milestone birthday or anniversary, today.com/celebrate. >>> you've got another episode of quoted by on today.com. >> yes, we do. >> which is perfect because this book came out today. >> i really needed this today, guys. >> me too. >> a frito just fell out of it. >> oh, my god, your fav. >> i love fritos so much >> we love you guys. >> yes, thank you so much. >> coming up, julie andrews again coming up on the 3rd hour. g >>> very good morning to you pap 4.5 magnitude earthquake struck about 10:30

protect that and don't be bullied by politicians you want toby censor politically incorrect to speech. i yield back. >> this chair for the subcommittee of subcommittee monetary policy is recognized for fivee minutes. >> thank you for being here today in response to a letter on fsoc i was told it is unclear if us and foreign regulators will have the ability to monitor libra and require any type of corrective action. and then at the same time if us and international regulators are unaware to have the ability to your net worth ur protect against money laundering, how will you get over thehe regulatory hurdles if they are already sitting there. and whatow happens if regulators throw up their hands to say we cannot guarantee the soundness of this product quick. >> thank you congressman. there are two parts of the process. what we are trying to do to design a system so there's no risks in the process of working with the regulator of questionserns and to make sure it meets approval. the key part is the system will be fully backed one / one in the reserve of highly liquid assets. in contrast

want toby the 31st. a break sit deal again $600.00 pages outlining how the u.k. will depart the european union but most of it we've read before in fact one of the only difference is this time around is the name of the british leader pushing the deal tonight back to the future with bracks it this coming saturday prime minister boris johnson will ask the u.k. parliament to approve this new plan if recent history is any guide lawmakers will decide to make this deal the moment when breaks it begins or the moment when breaks it begins its end yet again i'm for golf in berlin this is the day. i have i have to say that i'm happy about this deal but i'm sad the book works now is the moment trust to get done when there is the real there is a deal we don't know until these goopy deals with just what alice.