>> singm family dwelling unit with a illegal in-law unit also constitutes a two unit building and not exempt from rent control unless both units are rented together as a single tenancy. that's what- >> for someone to determine around the case. there is a general statement buzz r dut doesn't say we reviewed the iscaand believe that that the facts of the case meet this bulletin. >> there has been no prime aphasia case presented by mr. williams. i don't think there is reliable evidence that will lead to the conclusion this is ever rent control. >> that is for us to determine. why didn't yoi you go to the the rent board if knrou feel strongly that applies to this case why nat go to the rent board? >> to us there was never a case for any rent control here. it is a single family home, which is not subject toerant control or single family home with a bedroom in the garage which is still not subject to rent control. i don't think there is anything to query the rent board about. there st. nothing there. i think mr. williams very skillfully took a lot of half bake spaghetti and throw it against

the unit sizes are good and if that upper unit there's a way to make two units were the one unit is,then you come up with eight units of reasonable size that i think is a good use for the size of the space that. i don't think the extension of the first floor into the reader has any impact on anybody. so i think that is i'm fine with the project with those changes did to fix commissioner moore >> i like to clarify the open space according to our courts, there are tennis courts and basketball courts, there's not a single element of grass or walking or sitting in this particular. it's a functional looping of hard surface play yards. there need to be protected. they will they were rebuilt a few years ago with a lot of neighborhood and city support because it's a difficult elevated structure which needs to be completely refurbished and no shadow on that particular part. it's important. however, i believe we would be better off considering a project from scratch that something what we have here. the difficulty is with a conditional use which does not really ring it to everybody's attention

the united states and the united kingdom. obviously we have an enormous amount of trade that already takes place. we have a lot of investment between british companies in the united states and u.s. companies in the united kingdom. and that's not going to stop. and we're going to do everything we can to make sure that the consequences of the decision don't end up unraveling what is already a very strong and robust economic relationship that can become even stronger in the future. but first things first. and the first task is going to be figuring out what brexit means with respect to europe. and our first task is making sure that we get first tpp done, but also that we move forward on the ttip negotiations in which we've already invested a lot of time and effort. okay? thank you very much, everybody. >> president barack obama and theresa may, the british prime minister, a short little question and answer after their brief statements, a meeting, their first face-to-face meeting since british prime minister theresa may took power

what's the i'm for those units area medium income units. >> those units that moe built. >> the anarchies. >> 3 units on the manifesting those are 55 percent of ami a rental project 55 percent and haitily can address them. >> we will have our typical project for the balance. >> no what's the area medium income requirement for that the units in general just the standard or is it a higher like 80 percent ami or 50 percent or 55 percent ami. >> i'm i'm going to turn it over to supervisor campos. >> i'll pass so as you, you know we were engaged in mediation and doing things that go beyond how the project came out of the planning commission i want to make sure i understand what you're saying so can we go back to that my point how to increase the number of affordable units how do we increase availability of pdrs especially affordable pdr can you go back to what you're doing in negative declaration to what came out of plan. >> the planning commission required us to have 12 thousand of pdr space in the market-rate building and 20 thousands of pdr art space in the building that's what coming out c

>> singm family dwelling unit with a illegal in-law unit also constitutes a two unit building and not exempt from rent control unless both units are rented together as a single tenancy. that's what- >> for someone to determine around the case. there is a general statement buzz r dut doesn't say we reviewed the iscaand believe that that the facts of the case meet this bulletin. >> there has been no prime aphasia case presented by mr. williams. i don't think there is reliable evidence that will lead to the conclusion this is ever rent control. >> that is for us to determine. why didn't yoi you go to the the rent board if knrou feel strongly that applies to this case why nat go to the rent board? >> to us there was never a case for any rent control here. it is a single family home, which is not subject toerant control or single family home with a bedroom in the garage which is still not subject to rent control. i don't think there is anything to query the rent board about. there st. nothing there. i think mr. williams very skillfully took a lot of half bake spaghetti and throw it against

allen: attack in the united states. december plight the overblown rhetoric, jasta will not be at peril. they would be protected because jasta applies only to governments. to the extent that a foreign government may pass broader legislation may make a person subject to liability, that country would be engaging in the unjustifiable act of aggression. the strength of the united states makes such action unlikely. attackgue states tend to united states. we must not 9/11 families hostage. 15 years ago on september 11, we suffered the most deadliest terrorist attack on our soil. my district in new york was the epicenter and effects felt across the country and at the pentagon and in pennsylvania. we all have interests in ensuring that the families can bring to justice anyone who is responsible for the vicious attack. jasta simply reinstates what was understood to be the law for 30 years, that foreign states, not individuals, not soldiers, foreign states, may be brought to justice for aiding and abetting international terrorism

that affects the security of the united states. so the time has come for republicans in congress to do their part and we would like to see them do more. i think the last thing that i will note here is that over the weekends, the cia director was asked about this and he noted that russia, and this is a quote, that has sophisticated abilities in collection and other things they want to do in cyber. we have it on this for quite a while. i think this is an indication that the president and his team are not just keenly aware of the situation but have taken aggressive steps to try to counter it and we would welcome our republicans in congress doing their part for a change. >> on syria, there's a significant difference of opinion between sec. carrie and the secretary of defense about partnering with russia. is the president concerned about implementing or developing this not next face, whatever that might be, because of this disagreement. >> let's start by saying the f in your question is a sizable one. there remain there remain significa

they have the right to go to the homosexual unit. >> within the homosexual unit, inmates are classified as either masculine or feminine. >> so are you masculine or are you fem? >> i'm gay. i'm gay. >> okay. >> not me, honey. i am fem. >> you've got your masculines that are more manly looking but straight acting, straight looking. >> he asked me to massage him. >> okay. what's really going on? >> then you have your fems that are -- some of them take hormones so they act like girls. they live their life as women in the word. transsexuals, drag queens. they're walking around with bras, thongs, things in their hair, being real dramatic, loud. 80% of the fights are the fems. shut the [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. that's [ bleep ]. that's [ bleep ]. >> though eloy orosco is housed with the masculine group, he was once classified as feminine at an earlier stay at bexar county. >> this time around i butched up a little bit and said i was masculine. and they put me in the masculine group. i don't want to be with a bunch of drama queens and girls. i'm trying to be with the masculine group, wit

mike is a retired united states navy s.e.a.l., tough cookie, and a recipient of the united states military's highest decoration, the medal of honor. for his actions in vietnam, the vietnam war. in addition, he is the recipient of a silver star, three bronze stars and a purple heart. i'm proud to have him on my team, such a great honor for me, and also fellow recipient bob patterson, who likewise has the medal of honor, who is also here. we have 17 medal of honor recipients and they have all endorsed me for president of the united states and i have been endorsed by generals and many of the generals have become very good friends of mine. we seem to have a very good chemistry together. but even the generals admit there is something very special about medal of honor recipients. so mike, if i might ask you to couple of words and thank you - very much for being here. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. whoa, stop. we don't need no more of that. this is all about getting the word out there. i have known mr. trump since 1986 and when it wasn't fashionable to support the military in 1986, some great

the project includes a dwelling unit two bedroom and 3, one bedroom units reading the interm controls the resolution requires if any residential or mixed income project within a medium project between 25 and 40 square feet of non-residential shall require a large project authorization under planning code section 329 and provided additional information decided about i did commissioner halves a mixed income project proposing 19 dwelling units and one pdr unit with a total of 26 thousand plus square feet because the project is proposing less than 25 thousand non-residential use and less than 25 dwelling units the project is not considered a medium project per the thresholds consequentially the project is not subject to the interim controls, however, it located within the mission action plan 2020 area. >> 2020 is a collaboration initiated by community been community organizations to create affordable housing and bring economic stability to the commission the goal to retain low to moderate residents serving the businesses artists and nonprofits in order to preserve the socioeconomic and cu

allen: attack in the united states. december plight the overblown rhetoric, jasta will not be at peril. they would be protected because jasta applies only to governments. to the extent that a foreign government may pass broader legislation may make a person subject to liability, that country would be engaging in the unjustifiable act of aggression. the strength of the united states makes such action unlikely. attackgue states tend to united states. we must not 9/11 families hostage. 15 years ago on september 11, we suffered the most deadliest terrorist attack on our soil. my district in new york was the epicenter and effects felt across the country and at the pentagon and in pennsylvania. we all have interests in ensuring that the families can bring to justice anyone who is responsible for the vicious attack. jasta simply reinstates what was understood to be the law for 30 years, that foreign states, not individuals, not soldiers, foreign states, may be brought to justice for aiding and abetting international terrorism

looking then to this problem of how the united states should move ahead and where the united states is moving, i think it is well that we take the advice of a very famous campaigner -- let's look at the record. is the united states standing still? is it true that this administration, as senator kennedy has charged, has been an administration of retreat, of defeat, of stagnation? is it true that, as far as this country is concerned, in the field of electric power, in all of the fields that he has mentioned, we have not been moving ahead. well, we have a comparison that we can make. we have the record of the truman administration of seven and a half years and the seven and a half years of the eisenhower administration. when we compare these two records in the areas that senator kennedy has -- has discussed tonight, i think we find that america has been moving ahead. let's take schools. we have built more schools in these last seven and a half years than we built in the previous seven and a half, for that matter in the previous 20 years. let's take hydroelectric power. we have developed m

of the united states.re because oil companies are causing the deliberate destruction of our sacred places and burials. they want to build a pipeline under the river that is our source of drinking water. this company has used attack dogs to harm individuals who try to protect our water and sacred sites. we call upon the human rights council and all member states to condemn the destruction of our sacred places and ensure that our sovereign rights are respected. >> the united nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, which the united states of america now finally officially supports, recognizes the urgent need to respect and promote the inherent rights of indigenous people, especially their rights to their lands, territoies and resources. people around the world know what we try to forget, that the united states of america has never respected words on a piece of paper, when those words are about native-american tribes, especially treaties with those tribes, which we violated almost as soon as w

states at the definitions. -- united nations. first and they will have an impact on the ms of time he will spend advocating for secretary clinton's reelection. president obama has been a successful president in part because of his ability to do more than one thing at a time. he certainly doesn't tend -- does intend to devote some time and attention to advocate for secretary clinton. he recognizes that the stakes in this election are as high as ever. he made the case in new york on tuesday night. >> it is legitimate for a sitting president not running for election to campaign for others? >> i think the president has quite strong feelings for the future of the country, understandably. he has strong opinions about who is the best person to replace him. it makes a lot of sense that president obama would make those views known publicly. what is interesting and what is , most about the situation presidents and their eighth year don't have the political standing to make a forceful case for the successor. but president obama is in a situ

united nations decides which refugees come to the united states. the united nations commissioner of refugees decides which comes to the united states, not america. they work with the state department in bringing these refugees in. the state department then works with nine federal contractors, six out of the nine are religious charities. these religious charities are not passing the bucket on sunday morning or saturday morning when they collect the 1 billion-dollar price tag and were not even talking welfare. no they are getting this from the treasury department from your pocket and my pocket in order to resettle them. so who are these federal contractors? the federal contractors are church world service, ethiopian velma council, episcopal migration administer, aid society international rescue committee, committee for refugees and immigration, lutheran immigration and refuse services, united states conference of catholic bishops, world relief corporation. these six out of the nine are religious organizations, christians and jews. these federal contr

i think it's in the best interest of the united states, and the world as a whole, that the united states negotiate rather than go back to the cold war relationship with the soviet union. i don't look at the picture as bleakly as you have indicated in your question, mr. trewhitt. i believe that the united states has had many successes in recent years, in recent months, as far as the communist movement is concerned. we have been successful in portugal, where a year ago it looked like there was a very great possibility that the communists would take over in portugal. it didn't happen. we have a democracy in portugal today. a few months ago, or i should say, maybe two years ago, the soviet union looked like they had continued strength in the middle east. today, according to prime minister rabin, the soviet union is weaker in the middle east than they have been in many, many years. the facts are the soviet union relationship with egypt is at a low level. the soviet union relationship with syria is at a very low point. the united states today, according to prime minister rabin of israel, is at

united states? well, i've called this volume "commander in chief" because that was fdr's role. but i subtitled it "fdr's battle with churchill, 1943." because that is what the book is about. now, there are many stories in the book, but the cardinal, central story or saga within this book is, i think, one of the most important confrontations that has ever taken place in the leadership of the united states in war and on a global scale. a confrontation between the president of the united states and the prime minister of great britain and effective leader of the british commonwealth of nations. now, after world war ii winston churchill wrote his memoirs not just one book, six volumes. six magisterial volumes which helped him to win the nobel prize for literature. in 1953. and that was a great day for literature. it was not a great day for history. here was a british prime minister who had survived the war where fdr had not survived the war, a british prime minister who was intent on telling story of how

with his drive to unite the congo. the movement needed help. this was his most fatal flaw. let's see if the soviets will help me. immediately the the united states says threats. that is a threat. if this new government is going to align with united states -- the soviet union that is a problem that needs to be rectified. , the ciay that problem sends people and funds operatives to capture and inassinate president patrice 1961. he didn't know about this. he was not privy to this information. he was still playing continent concerts when those operatives assassinated the trees. i don't need to go into too much more depth for you to see that conflict into which these ambassadors were stepping as the face of the united states and africa. even while the united states foreign-policy was doing thing less than savory, that would give the sense of a different idea of what america was for that time. let's talk about the cold war. you cannot think about these jazz ambassadors without thinking about that firmly within the cold war.

of luxury housing need 29 units to serve those people one units due to large and 29 to handle them it looks like we're going is that way with the central transportation in tailoring our neighborhoods what we have the people that live in our city graduated seniors that are running out of a building and their resources veterans that have a little bit of issues, a mentally challenged other than the streets the homeless on the streets the eastern neighborhoods plan are taking away places that the homeless lived this is their backyard i say 20 percent to the bottom of the people that are living of all housing in every units a project we're building 20 percent go down for those people and 20 percent not into affordable housing but dedicated housing for police and fire and nurses and teachers, muni drivers we want to maintain a web of he will limb and sustainability in the city the tenderloin, chinatown those people needs 20 percent of those people that are long term residents seniors and long term residents that can move into the new housing we want to brierld the gentrification of 80 perce

and affordable units in the area and improvements to the site and development of the site in a more pedestrian friendly way, that is a good in development and as to the neighborhood safety and business for the existing residents the base for the departments recommends approval with conditions and the base for the recommendation the department buildings this project is approvable for the following reasons located in a zoning district where residential use are permitted and the showplace square potrero area that is a sub area where the residential development is encouraged the project produces 48 units onsite affordable rental units and updates including the sidewalk and landscaping the appropriately project is requesting on this two modifications one for rear yard and one for permitted obstructions which the staff has generally in agreement the proposed administration are supportable given the design the department has evaluated the project nipping are the interim controls and finds it in performance with the applicable criteria and with the neighborhood characteristic and provides t

dwelling units. the new 18,580 gross square-foot building five stories over drudge would retain seven ground-floor parking spaces at seven class i bicycle parking spaces and provide open space for each of the dwelling units. the vertical addition would've a very fun setback with no setback at floors-1-4 and 42'6" at the sixth floor. additionally the project library rear yard setback of 9 feet .8 inches at floors 13, two and this is the buildings existing condition before he feet 4 inches at the third floor and 44 feet and 4 inches at floors 4-6 under. setback new vertical addition is in the set billable area and as such we are yard variance is not required for this project. the significance fun setback on the upper floors were in juice of the project first was admitted to the planning department in 2004. excuse me, 2014 as to illuminate any shadows onto the part which is a rec and park property located across from the subsequent party. the project requires conditional use authorization for two pursua

we will when donald trump comes president of the united states. -- becomes president of the united states. [applause] 1980, 2016, 2 different men, two different times. seems familiar. the challenges that we face. the opportunity that we have. i cracked open that old but this bookng and i happened -- this morning and i happen to land in ecclesiastes. ago, there isnnia nothing new under the sun. what has been will be again. what has been done will be done again. boy, i sure hope so. [applause] you that i'mell very humbled to be in this place with you all. charlotte and i have the great privilege of laying a wreath at the final resting place of this wonderful couple that change their country and change the world. it was an emotional moment for me. i want to give you a word of encouragement as well. something big is touring in our country. -- stirring in our country. it is coming from the american people. thatpirit of 1880 propelled ronald reagan into the white house is alive and kicking. i see it every day. i just joined this ticket little more than six weeks ago. trumpgning with donald and

and that is that with the united states, more self-reliant that strengthens the united states and just interest in a variety of areas including in the middle east. let me, therefore, start with the advantages for the united states of this development. most obvious is that it reduces the united states vulnerability to oil price hikes and it reduces the united states vulnerability in particular to oil boycotts. after all, that shocking experience of 1973 win without major oil, any major oil producers refusing to sell oil to the united states caused a real scramble, and that just simply would not be possible under some of these scenarios in which the united states becomes fully self reliant on oil. but more generally the more the united states is self reliant on oil the heart of the united states can push, built these are producers without being concerned about their reaction. there's just a whole variety of issues on which the united states has tread on eggshells india with middle east oil producers where frankly we can push hard. and i particularly study iran and i can remember showing

the units would be sold as condo units.ave not got to that point but as soon as i can get that answer be happy to explain it to you >> thank you. i want to applaud you. you have been a real asset to the community. i've seen tons of time come like i need this in a day. you just always have been there very inspiring to see a minority owner of a property creating a development in the community could truly inspirational to the younger generation to see the opportunity that can come about. i was devastated to see it close. it's refreshing to see it's going to be something in the bayview really inspiring to people. parking, i appreciate you understand the wars in bayview. so i thought that. >> thank you very much. any other questions before i take my seat? >> any comments? >> i want to be completely honest with you. when i heard it was a burned-out building i live in the mission where i grew up. the fires. displaced a lot of people in the mission. i just when i heard it was a burn building i was not one of those again. so, it was

the united states protests, right? and so this is something that the consequences -- as this thing is becoming a war of attrition, you've lost your chance for annihilation in 1914. this is become aguiar of attrition. the last thing you think you'd want to do is involve an asian with the industrial capacity of the united states, although nothing like what it would be in world war ii but you still don't need any more enemies. campaign of 1916, the united states is going to get upset again and so he's supposed to play by the rules as per discussion and so this isn't really going to go anywhere either. all right. so what are the consequences for -- and why do the germans, if you can remember back to history 100, why are the germans going to change their minds in 1917? what's the big deal? what's going on by the time you get to 1917? >> there's starvation in germany. it's sort of reaching the breaking point of their supply lines need to be reopened to some degree. they need to break this blockade, regain access to the sea.

bush, thomas pickering, the former united states ambassador to the united nations, all gree that we must be considerate of the long-term interests of our own country. and so for the foregoing reasons and those stated by the national security experts, the international law scholars, the president of the united states, i find that i must vote to . stain the president's veto and mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to override the president's veto. it is the right thing to do. it is the right thing to let american citizens have access to their courts for torts, for terrorist attacks that occur on american soil. this bill is a modest amendment to already existing exemptions to the foreign sovereign immunities act. it is the right thing to do. i urge my colleagues to join me in overriding the president's veto, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virgini

not the united states.because of the first amendment to our constitution, which affords more protections to speech than anywhere else in the world, the united states government, as long as it has the authority to oversee the infrastructure of the internet, has a duty to ensure no website is denied internet access on account of the ideas it espouses. has become truly in a way sis of freedom. but that could soon change. , without seeking the consent of the american people, without seeking the consent of congress, the obama administration has stated it intends to relinquish the guardianship and give it to an international body known as i can. what is i can? -- ican? is not a democratically elected -- it is not a democratically elected group. sadly, officials have begun showing extraordinary affinity worstina, the world's abuser of freedom according to freedom house in 2016. icann's recently departed president and ceo, who shepherded the transition plan through the obama administration, made china a central foc

cavalry, governor of new york, vice president of the united states and president of the united statesll by the age of 42. please give a warm welcome to the 26th president of the united states, theodore roosevelt. [applause] president roosevelt: has he mentioned, i was here on and i february 12 will tell you it was cooler that day. i'm going to give this speech and it is powerful and as important as it was back then. i hope you pay close attention. we have met here to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of one of the two greatest americans. one of the two or three greatest men of the 19th century, one of the greatest men in world history. this rail splitter, the one who -- boy who passed his life from a poor start whose rise was by weary and painful labor lives to lead his people through the burning flames of a struggle from which the nation emerged. peer five -- purified if i fire. after long years of iron effort and a failure that came more often than victory, last rose to the leadership of the republic at a moment when that leadership had become the stupendous task of the t

the united states is very important for mexico just us mexico is very important for the united states. we share the busiest order of -- border of the world. crossed legally every day by more than one million people and over 400,000 vehicles. trade surpasses over half $1 trillion. we innovate and produce together. in matters of national security cooperation on a daily basis between our governments is increasingly important for both our countries to face the challenges of a complex world. the conversation we had between mr. trump and myself was very open and constructive. the purpose was to get to know each other and learn about each other's views on the bilateral relationship. on trade, i shared with mr. trump my conviction that i fully believe that nafta has been good both for the united states as well as mexico. are exports into mexico close to $200 billion. according to the u.s. chamber of commerce, over 6 million jobs in america depend on exports to mexico. mexico buys more from the united states than from germany, spain, france, italy, japan, and the united kingdom combined. many

that is one third of all foreign visitors to the united states. they arrive at our airports without undergoing biometric checks. tried to massaoui enter through the waiver program, so did richard reed. every participant in the attack fitter held an passport from a waiver program country. if we are concerned about protecting america from terrorists, how about strengthening the waiver program and requiring biometric checks so we know who they are before they board a plane? if we are serious about protecting america, congress should close the loophole that lets people who enter the u.s. through the visa waiver program weapons, even assault and even if they are on the fbi's terrorist watchlist. speaking of gun violence, every day in america, around 300 men, women, and children are shot, and 90 of them die. gun violence is a public health crisis. what has the judiciary committee done about these real threats that face us? since the republicans took control in january of 2015, nothing. nothing. no hearings, no legislation on program, or on the gun viole

so he is born in the united states. no question he was born in the united states. he has not been a success president. >> conway went on to say the campaign does not believe the birther issue is an issue. that voters are more focused on topics such as the economy and national security. but without question, it is still a sensitive issue for many in the african-american community, who view the birther movement as racist. trump has been trying to court the african-american vote, hillary clinton, putting pressure on trump to admit to his mistake. she addressed the issue at a baptist convention last night. >> we are facing a candidate with a long history of racial discrimination in his business. who traffics in toxic conspiracy theories, like the lie that president obama is not a true american. if he doesn't even respect all americans, how can he serve all americans. >> and clinton also taking aim at trump for another false claim. trump continues to say he was against the war in iraq before it started. despite an interview trump did with howard stern in 2002, where he

to protect that remodel under our doing calculation and encourage the baseline significantly bigger units i'm concerned eyes and ears as commissioner vice president richards not combining the challenge for densification for the city largely and some affordability discussion in this particular case the simple discussion about density and its will be primary will result the other different keechz legislation but densification is a challenge for any remodel so having said that, i'll say the 3 thousand square feet is high and further to this i'd like to say i am concerned that since san francisco average is not a predominantly single-family city we don't throw all the eggs in one basket not looking at 3 thousand square feet if you have an average that the way under 3 thousand square feet for rh1 zoning in the neighborhoods. >> okay. >> director rahaim. >> thank you so we have a lot of work to do a couple of things it is wooshth asking mini can just to be clear but i think it is worth talking about and just what i heard today everyone things this issue is ridiculous and we have to get rid of t

desk united states. -- of the united states. of course, china in this great new power relationship with us to back out of situations they believe are they are business. -- are their business. they do not see the far china sea as our business. i do not see as the east china sea is our business. it is a new wants sort of great power rivalry. a need united states on the economic side, but they also want the united states to recognize there are now two great powers in the world and china is one of them. frank: since you are the russia expert here, if putin wants to be asserted, he has to deal with something the soviet union did not have to deal with before, china. it is a different alliance than it was once upon a time. peter: it is interesting that vladimir putin and china has a budding relationship. vladimir putin has been there several times in the last couple years. xi has been to moscow. in the 1970's, there is a triangular balance between russia, china, it that kissinger frequently focused on. i want to go to the clear effort

in spite of crippling damage, the united states, augmented by british, australian units set out to find the enemy. the battles of the corals the and midway, the japanese advance was halted. a grip on hong kong, singapore, manila, the alliance began a long journey back at guadalcanal. steps by text they were beaten back, the japanese. in the philippines, the japanese role, prisoners had been subjected to indescribable suffering. the filipino people had never stopped fighting. douglas macarthur had promised them that i will return and return he did. jima, 450 miles from japan, the full power of the american specific -- pacific fleet rehearsed in combat and amphibious ambitions -- and patience. the japanese death ran into the hundreds of thousands. once again, if like a liberty was run up. liberty was run up. under general partner who gave his life, combined american forces fought a long and costly veryign for okinawa at the doorstep of japan. it was japan final hour. in a curious -- incredibly furious come back, it enemy soldiers had to be destroyed to, one by one. finally, the morale cra

trade deal with united kingdom? >> yes, i echo the comments of my honorable friend. i am pleased that has been reiterated was an issue in fact i discussed with the deputy prints, and the police the gcc are in that position, too. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i think the prime minister for statement and for early sight of the. australia today has joined america at the g20 last week in slopping our government telling us what are, in fact, at the back of the queue or a trade deal. the plain fact is that this government is not concealing its hand. it hasn't got a hand or it would appear a clue. so will they prime minister take this opportunity to reassure business and confirm that we will remain a member of the european single market? will she agreed that we trusted the british people with a question of our departure so we should trust them with the question of our destination? and for whatever deal she negotiates to the british people in a referendum. >> can i say to the honorable gentleman, he referred to the marks been

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to show if you have a patient or don't have a patient, the united states has a good passion, the united states waits for the condition or better condition, the obama administration realized that. the situation between the united states and cuba. the united states loses patients and tries to respond, that is the policy to intervene in iraq. in the middle east, how us -- losing passions for the area. that is what i worry about. i hope i answered your first question. and think about taiwan, us relationship and government. so far so good. only two months. the new government's popularity just dropped. we can just wait, this new government, so far so good. it was not in a position to deal with those in taiwan and that is a reason they did not direct the consensus. and the united states, tried to make the balance between different ideologies, the best she can do to maintain the united states and also on mainland china. >> microphone please. >> the agency in hong kong, any evaluation for what taiwan could bring for strategies, the difference -- the method, all kinds of impacts. >> very tough qu

where would you like the relationship between united states and egypt to go?d you like to see happen between these countries? what would you say to president obama if you were saying him? president el-sisi: i will tell him we are very committed to the strategic relationship with united states. it's important for the united states understand egypt has been through fundamental change. there is no return to tyranny. there is no return to human rights. now, no president in egypt can stay in office more than the tenure. this is history now. this is a fundamental change. in the past this is something that did not happen in egypt door other countries around egypt. there is a parliament that has been related through elections. this parliament has more than 85 egyptian women. i am not talking about the structure of religious backgrounds. in egypt we say we are all fellow egyptians. we don't characterize people according to religious faith. but what has happened now, has happened in a very short time. charlie: you want to say to the united states we try to change, and t

on's remember -- was foisted by the united states. let's remember that there was an inability to resolve highly contentious presidential by the united states. elections and by the time the united states was engaging with afghan politicians on how to end the crisis, the country might have been on the verge of ethnic strife with forces mobilizing around -- ethnic forces mobilizing around kabul. there was talk of a military coup. so far, one of the government's advantages that afghanistan has had over pakistan, which is equally characterized by miserable governance, corruption, problematic politicians, is also that in pakistan, there are military coups, but fortunately in afghanistan, we have not had one. there is a high chance the military will fall apart along ethnic lines, effectively ending our ability to maintain the current level of counterinsurgency. politicians and not just the president, and a variety of key other resolveokers who result wha what to do about the national unity government. calls for elections are infeasible. ther