rather than just standing up and saying, look, someone needs to run the country, the option is untenable. it will infect these other countries. >> add these two stories together. you have got russia with air power that's now going to be essentially over syria. they are defending bashar assad. you have got our drones trying to take out isis, but we are also trying to help

he was saying on wednesday, now it seems as though he decided his position is untenable. of course, there's elections in guatemala on sunday. he was due to stay off until january, when the new president - he wouldn't be standing in the elections, when a new president takes over in january, now it's a case of guatemalans finding out, looking at the constitution and finding out what the next step here should be. >> what has the judge ordered the president to do. i understand an arrest warrant has not been issued. >> the attorney-general issued an arrest warrant, which then had to be applied, approved by a suj. that happened yet. i think it was on the card. it's the fact that the attorney-general decided that he should have arrested, it was enough for the president to decide his position was untenable and should be resigning. it's 3 o'clock in the morning in guatemala. not much happening now, but during the day, big demonstration, in front of the presidential palace, other places asking him to resign. there's a growing number across guatemalan society, loading faith in the p

appearing yesterday on cbs's "face the nation" boehner lashed out on those who made his position untenable. >> the bible says beware of false promise. there are people out there spreading noise about how much can get done. we've got groups here in town, members of the house and senate here in town who whip people into a frenzy believing they can accomplish things that they know, they know are never going to happen. >> boehner says he will convene a special committee to investigate planned parenthood's abortion practices. conservative republicans want to defund the group over allegations it improperly sold feet tall tissue. >>> all right. still to come on the program on "worldwide exchange", stay tuned to find out what brought india's prime minister to the verge of tears during a q and a with facebook's founder. >>> these are the headlines. glencore shares hit a record low and are on track to question shareholder value. >>> vw investors hit the brakes as the car maker says it has fired some of its r and d heads over the scandal. >>> liberty and vodafone halt talks on asset swaps. >>> let's

this is untenable. we're not talking about people limping at the age of 50.talking about brain injuries that are causing horrible, protracted and premature deaths. the idea that we are paying people to engage in a sport for our own entertainment that causes irreparable damage to themselves is appalling. emily: what about how the nfl has handled some of these domestic violence issues? malcolm: this is a sport that is living in the past and has no connection, i think, to the realities of the game. no real connection to american society. the whole ray rice issue was a microcosm of what's wrong with the nfl. they are completely disconnected from the consequences of this sport they are engaged in. they are socializing young men into a culture of violence. is it at all surprising that you see the kind of corollary social damage surrounding players that we see? not at all surprising. they are off on this 19th century trajectory. it is fundamentally out of touch with the rest of us. emily: your friend and podcast partner bill simmons called be commissioner of the nfl

said he would continue to run the county and take the accusations, and decided that situation was untenable, and he'd have to resign. this comes three days before sunday's presidential elections, but he was due to be in office until the winner of those elections was going to take over in january. a vice president was to be appointed. the current serving vice president in prison. implicated. six of the presidents, cabinet ministers resigned. along with leading business people. other politicians, and others on the run. this is a corruption scandal. called the line. in which business people, importers paid bribes to allow goods to be brought into the country without paying the full duty, millions involved in that. tens of thousands of guatemalans on the streets on a regular basis. they'll be out on the streets again in the next few days leading up to the elections, the country sees events it has never seen before. many scandals in the past. we have never seen resignations or people brought to justice as we have in the past few days. >> china's president pledges to cut the size of the military.

it seems his position is almost certainly untenable, but no such offer is forthcoming.s he is not going to go quietly, and that would mean malcolm turnbull would be forced to demote him. we saw tony abbott yesterday saying there was no way he would attempt to undermine the government. at least on the upside, the finance minister, who was pictured marching stoically into that vote alongside tony abbott, has now come out in support of malcolm turnbull. he says that malcolm turnbull has is unequivocal support. we expect to see some kind of announcement then. angie: malcolm turnbull might face some challenges internally, but he is a hit with voters, apparently? >> yes. poll conducted after this result. 70%olm turnbull out to ahead of the opposition leader, struggling at 24%. malcolm turnbull polls especially strongly with voters. one bookmaker is already paying out on the results of the 2016 election. they have paid out on a coalition win after malcolm turnbull took the top job. >> out of sydney for us, thank you for that. time now for a fashion statement. my next guest run

they could suspend him, making the position untenable. he's likely to resign and end his career with more dignity than that. >> there's more to come out. we think of this assist a case of what is going on. investigators have to go through terabytes of data. the latest comes from criminal investigations. they are sifting through massive amounts of data. it's known as forensic accounting. they are looking at the tiny details, meaning that the vags could take years. alongside that investigation, the u.s. investigation, looking into rehabilitation tear whying and bribery, they are working to work together. we know that. the u.s. prosecutors promised more arrests in the coming weeks. >> stay tuned. >> thank you for that. >> more to come here on al jazeera. firsty for rain. people in botswana in the grip of a severe water crisis. >> why a law designeded to unite iraq's militias are stalling >>> and why sepp blatter is not the only name in football to fall foul of investigators. details in sport >>> let's get more on our top story. the pentagon

it's unlikely if it happens his position will be untenable. he's more likely to resign so he can go out on a dignified note. >> what does this mean for michelle bit eeny's chances. >> he was questioned recording the loyal payment of 2 million francs. he plained that. he worked as an advisor, and it was made in 2011. it is questionable in itself. 2011, f.i.f.a. presidential elections were happening. and they were backing blatter at that time. you could ask the question of what the payment was for. he was the front runner, thought of as the front runner. he had about 100 of 209 members, pledging to back him in the elections. since the investigation opened up. you could say that it played into the hands of other candidates who night step forward. he suddenly became more like i to play a larger role in the elections, there's a month left. there could be candidates coming in, and there'll be political manoeuvring going on behind the scenes. >> so much can happen in a month in the world of f.i.f.a. >> can we accept twists and turns. >> absolutely. i

rather than just standing up and saying, look, someone needs to run the country, the option is untenable will infect these other countries. >> add these two stories together. you have got russia with air power that's now going to be essentially over syria. they are defending bashar assad. you have got our drones trying to take out isis, but we are also trying to help some syrian rebels that maybe are taken out by russia, too. >> exactly. >> well, the fight by assad and by extension the russians and a the iranians has been up until now against the good guys. against our people. they have not taken on isis. they have essentially had unspoken pack of dividing the country, leaving each other alone. these are not our friends. the idea also of russia having his own troops in the region is something that has been an aam in that, the reason in as in ukraine and every other situation when they get no resistance they move and they have got none resistance. >> the one upside there aren't that many rebels that are trained i think 67. >> that's a real problem. >> there are kurds. there are rebels on

[applause] one of the political magazines reports that the absolutely hideous unacceptable an untenableth iran that should have been a treaty should never have been an executive agreement. but this horrible agreement they sat around talking about if a hollywooda hollywood movie was made about this process who would play each of them. and it was decided -- and i am not making this up. this is not a joke. ted danson was going to play john kerry. how the right it was going to play secretary monies come and merylcommand meryl streep will be playing the part of wendy sherman. i thought they had it terribly miss cast.miscast. given the agreement they should have larry, curly, and moe. [applause] though one of the things that has happened this week because of the pope's visit, we have had unleashed on us weapons of mass distraction. because this is a week in which people are only talking about a portion of what the pope said rather than talking about the fact that hillary clinton conveniently used this weekend all of the news going on to quietly say that she would not support the keystone pipe

this is obviously an untenable situation and we pray that your husband is going to stay safe and we wille to check in with you and all the best to both of you and keep fighting the good faith. >> thank you for your prayers. thank you. >>> the scramble is underway on the hill. who will pick up the speaker's gavel after the surprising resignation of john boehner? get a closer look at the pool and the challenges the new speaker of the house will face. >>> and we are also live along the benjamin franklin parkway in philadelphia where the papal parade is set to begin in less than an hour just ahead of the festival of families. >>> welcome back, everybody. at this moment that's comedian jim gaffigan on the stage there entertaining thousands of people who are awaiting the papal parade set to begin on the benjamin franklin parkway. after the parade, the holy father will give remarks to about a half million people who are gathered at the catholic church world festival of families. laura ingle is joining us live from the events in philadelphia. >> reporter: hey, laura. >> hi. hello. pilgrims as we

>> i think the president felt his position was untenable. he said that he's innocent again against charges against him. he initially said he would fight them and run the country at the statement. but the owner general ordered his arrest a few hours ago. and there's growing protests. tens of thousands on the streets asking that the president and his cabinet resigns. there's elections on sunday. they will fight the charges against them. >> does this leave a political vacuum in the country, considering the deputies have been accused as well. >> yes, a huge vacuum. six of the cabinet ministers resigned. the vice president, roxana, who would have been expected to have taken over from the president, has been in prison for some weeks herself, implicated in the same scandal. the country had to find a new vice president who will step in to fill the gap between now, to cover the elections on sunday. president molina was due to be in office until january, when the winner of the elections was going to take over. the vice president will stand in until th

these were untenable situations for him.s at a time when the standard bearer of your party is donald trump, there clearly is a tremendous amount of anger and frustration among conservatives and in congress and certainly among the grassroots. there just doesn't seem to be room for moderation. i wouldn't necessarily call him a moderate, but i think his need to work with democrats to try to avoid a government shutdown and to get some things done before the presidential election to support your party, i think just wasn't going to sit well with some of his colleagues. >> basil, stand by. i am told we have multiple live events going on this morning. the state visit in washington of the president, but look at this. pope francis entering the hall of the u.n. general assembly right now, going down the aisle. we're not seeing the hand shakes and hugs we saw yesterday as he entered the halls of congress, but there he is, and he is the first speaker of this general assembly, some 193 countries represented here. today, he is on the right

they talk about, the inhumanity to man that's being inflicted upon hristians in that area is just untenable. it's unconscionable. women, talk about a war on women. if they're christian women, it is absolutely horrendous. ran into the same problem in meeting with family members in nigeria of children that were girls that were kidnapped by radical islamists of boko haram. that was in nigeria. be interested to talk to the president of togo tomorrow, been to his country before, and seen the poverty and seen the affliction. but in the middle east, christians are not even allowed to be in the area where the apostle paul walked. the apostle paul planted churches where christian times ries along the right after jesus resurrected, right in the early days of the church, churches were planted and now while the united states is said to be the sole superpower, christians are being persecuted in greater numbers around the world than ever in history. if there is a god who loves christians, loves all people, but has an affinity for jews an christians, then there would have to be a price for any nation that

it would be untenable. supporters of this bill are willfully putting their head in the sand. they think it's no big deal to shut down hundreds of clinics, offering essential services that are not available anywhere else. they think it's worth shutting down the government to achieve this goal. this political theater has to stop. we need to trust women and their health care providers to make their own medical decisions. it's not the government's business. i strongly urge a no vote on this dangerous bill, ask unanimous consent to enter the letter from the california primary care association into the record. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman's request for inserted material will be honored. the gentlewoman from tennessee is recognized. mrs. blackburn: thank you, madam speaker. at this time i yield one minute to mr. boustany who chairs the human resources subcommittee at ways and means. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for one minute. mr. boustany: thank you, madam speaker. as a newly minted physician fresh

i was still on campus, but in listening to student athletes, in some ways, we're putting them in untenableuations. >> two ongoing health issues have been a concern in professional sports in particular, but of course it's also an issue at the collegiate level, particularly in football. one being concussions. there was another major study out this weekend on the effects of concussions and ongoing brain injuries in later years, and also performance enhancing drugs. on the college level, are we on top of those to the degree that we need to be? or is there more that needs to be done? >> well, let me ask -- answer the second one first. my opinion is we need to do more with regard to performance enhancing drugs. the testing has been almost completely left to institutional prerogative. and they are are -- there is wide variance as to how the policies work and how often they're tested and what they're tested for and the like. there is also a fair amount of variance in how the ncaa testing program goes, and i just think it's an area that we probably need to spend some more time on. i don't think we

but the situation has become untenable. >> we have tried every way that we can to include canceling missionse out on the range. and that is at tremendous expense to taxpayers. >> do you acknowledge that you have interfered with their operations? >> no. no. i didn't create this mess. they did. they surrounded us. they built that facility there. we were there. >> while the family is taking a huge risk here by not accepting the government buyout they could wind up with far less than $5 million being offered, split between 20 relatives. the air force says it will soon begin condemnation proceedings where the court could decide they should end up with a lot less. a drew david and goliath story. you have the basically the government with unlimited resources with the family who hasn't even hired an attorney. jim. >> dan simon in nevada. >> out front next, after trump used one of their hit songs at a rally. the band went all donald trump on him. calling trump a clown, moronic and more. jeanne moos has the story. ♪ the end of the world everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it c

he's had an untenable relationship with the rigid people i his own caucus.to what's coming next, we may well look back on the boehner years as the time of great agreement and cooperation and harmony in congress. >> what do you mean? because boehner described. i guess there had been many that said he tried to play nice. he was the guy that tried to play it nice at the very beginning, but then it backfired. >> he, at least, believed in the concept of trying to achieve something. fredericka, if you think that current congress has been achieving too much, you're really going to like the one that's coming next. these guys are not even in the -- they don't even accept the concept that they ought to try and work with the president and get something done. almost exactly the opposite, in fact. >> see, let me frame this a little differently. the reason boehner, i think, for a lot of his term had so much trouble is he was a traditional legislator, which means he grew the vote. now, back when i was on the hill, that meant giving out pork or whatever it took to get enoug

i was still on campus, but in listening to student athletes, in some ways, we're putting them in untenable situations. >> two ongoing health issues have been a concern in professional sports in particular, but of course it's also an issue at the collegiate level, particularly in football. one being concussions. there was another major study out this weekend on the effects of concussions and ongoing brain injuries in later years, and also performance enhancing drugs. on the college level, are we on top of those to the degree that we need to be? or is there more that needs to be done? >> well, let me ask, answer the second one first. >>> my opinion is we need to do more with regard to performance enhancing drugs. it, the testing has been almost completely left to institutional prerogative. and they, they are, there is wide variance as to how the policies work and how often they're tested and what they're tested for and, and the like. there is also a fair amount of variance in how the ncaa testing program goes, and i just think it's an area that we probably need to spend some more time on. i

that's untenable. that's unacceptable. and it puts the jeopardy of our nation's women's health at risk. since we've been debating this bill today, we're one hour closer to a government shutdown. and we have done nothing to make sure we're not going to do that. i would suggest that we refocus our efforts, that we stop beating up planned parenthood that we stop beating up women's health, that we get together collectively and we say, how are we going to keep this government open? how are we going to work together to make sure every man and woman in this country has a good job, a good health insurance, and that they can provide for their families. that's what we're elected to do and that's what i commit myself to do on behalf of this body. i yield back, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> madam speaker, we've heard lots of arguments here on the floor. mr. pitts: we've heard about abortion being a health care issue. abortion is not a healt

. $30 billion was clearly untenable in light of weaker commodity prices in dwindling demand for theirst customer in china. significant, less than three weeks ago we spoke to the cfo, who said they can walk and chew go at the same time, protect the dividend in the credit rating, and we have been in 2.5 weeks and share prices collapsed. we hear today that the next meeting is what has driven this change of policy. francine: last time, you were talking about earnings. the rating is absolutely crucial. glencore lost more than half its value this year. i guess now it is redressing the balance sheet, and it has an impact on its credit rating. jesse: they are clear that they believe the changes they are implementing that will protect that all-important credit rating. if they lose that credit rating it increases the cost of their training business significantly, so they will do everything they can to protect it. they are taking some extreme measures today, still ironing out the details with investors in the coming weeks. they haven't finalized the form of the sale but they expect to make a dec

academic journals not citing wikileaks cables, and the editor responded that the editors are in an untenable position because there's a rule which there are to be no citations. and that's because of legal, supposedly, because of legal fears. that policy will not change until the isa, this overarching organization in the united states, changes its policy. so and i thought, okay, well, that's the answer. english-speaking academia is not going to study these properly because it is scared; scared for legal risks, and as it turns out, much more scared, the participants, of not gaining security classification or of not gaining contracts with the state department or the u.s. government if their name is on something like that. so we had to do it ourselves. and that's what we've done. now, i hope that people will equip it. we have 17 authors, a lot of very skilled authors in this book, specialists in their field. but in particular chapter four is a discussion of how we did it. and how to search the cables and how to understand this incredibly rich repository of state history, relatively recent state

if i still on campus, but in listening to student athletes, in some ways we are putting them in untenable situations. >> to ongoing health issues certainly have been a concern in professional sports in particular but, of course, it's also an issue of the collegiate level, particularly in football. one being concussion. there was another major study out this week about effects of concussions and ongoing brain injuries in later years. and also performance-enhancing drugs. on the college level are we on top of those to the degree that we need to be, or is there more that needs to be done speak with let me ask, answer the second one first. my opinion is we need to do more with regard to performance-enhancing drugs. attesting has been almost completely left to institutional prerogative. there is wide variance as about the policies work and often they are tested and what they are tested for, and the like. there is also a fair amount of variance and the ncaa testing program goes. i just think it's an area that we probably need to spend some more time on. i don't think we do as much as the nation

it is untenable that the epa is solely responsible for this spell.se to say -- the epa was only at the site because of the problem of contaminated wastewater release. blaming them for the larger problem of wastewater release is blaming firefighters for a force fire. gallons were released august 5, as we heard, millions of gallons are released every week. i would like to think that the larger impact to the navajo nation is all of the lax releases that mayor brookie talked about. kennedy,count of the there are 23 pages up on the internet. i have yet to hear any resistance from mr. stanislas about not being willing to come forward with any transparency that is being requested. yet we have a suggestion that the epa is withholding. we want to hold people responsible, but it seems to me that they are doing our best to come forward. three years ago, we highlighted the history of the minds and our region. i would like to ask that the video be shown now. >> i am peter butler with the animus stakeholders group. we are in upper cement creek. this line only put

i think it's been clear ha the epa was far from the first mover of the waste water and it's an untenable stretch to say they are solely responsible for the spill. it makes no sense to compare deepwater horizon to this spill. there's tens of thousand, perhaps millions of difference in order of size and impact. epa was only at the sight because it was concerned about the problem of contaminated waste water release, blaming the epa is like blaming firefighters for the forest fighter. 3 million gallons are released every week, year in and year out. i'm very concerned about what dr. ben is talking about, the impack on the navajo nation. those gray and black releases that the mayor talked about. on the call for accountability, we've heard this the there's 25000 pages up on the internet and i've yet to hear any resistance about not coming forward and yet, to hear a dwipgs of what the e prk a is somehow witt holding. we want to hold people responsible, but seems to me that they're doing their best to come forward. we two years ago, peter butler, the koocoordinator, appeared in video that highlig

that's untenable. that's unacceptable. and it puts the jeopardy of our nation's women's health at risk. since we've been debating this bill today, we're one hour closer to a government shutdown. and we have done nothing to make sure we're not going to do that. i would suggest that we refocus our efforts, that we stop beating up planned parenthood that we stop beating up women's health, that we get together collectively and we say, how are we going to keep this government open? how are we going to work together to make sure every man and woman in this country has a good job, a good health insurance, and that they can provide for their families. that's what we're elected to do and that's what i commit myself to do on behalf of this body. i yield back, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> madam speaker, we've heard lots of arguments here on the floor. mr. pitts: we've heard about abortion being a health care issue. abortion is not a healt

had to say to get through new cycles, to get through testimony, until facts on the ground made it untenable. in september 2013, we were going to and iran's -- end iran's nuclear program while forcing them to come clean. that was a secretary sherman's political testimony. changed,some of that but we would have one of the world's toughest anywhere anytime inspections regime. the iranians said no, we continue to give up. no iranians coming clean. the idea that the ic has sufficient knowledge to detect an effort to break out, and so on. the furor among -- the fear among skeptics of this deal is the pushback argument. visit ministration promised to a. -- this administration promised to a. pushback against iran, and b. enforce sanctions. that is management of centrifuges as a promise administrations made to get congress to back off before new facts reach the ground. the concern is we are already seeing that. at the same time the administration is saying it is total downing -- doubling down on sanctions. leaders who were under travel bans traveling to russia. foxnews got a scoop, they literally di

news this day, one of the political magazine reports that the absolutely hideous, unacceptable and untenable iran that should have been a treaty, should never have been an executive agreement, but this horrible agreement, crafted by john kerry, energy secretary moniz and the special envoy wendy sherman they were so excited about what they were doing they sat around in vienna if a hollywood movie was made about this process who would play each of them. and it was decided that -- and i'm not making this up. this is not a joke. ted danson was going to play john kerry. xavier bardem was going to play secretary moniz and meryl streep would be playing the part of wendy sherman. given the agreement they should have larry, curly and moe. but one of the things that has happened this week because of the pope's visit, we have had unleashed on us weapons of mass distraction. because this is a week in which people were only talking about a portion of what the pope said rather than talking about the fact that hillary clinton conveniently used this week and all of the news going on to quietly say that she

it's an untenable stretch to say the epa is solely responsible for this spill. it makes no sense to compare deep water horizon to this spill. there's tens of thousands, perhaps millions of difference in order of size and impact. the epa was only at the site because it was concerned about the decade's-long problem of contaminated wastewater release. and blaming the epa is like blaming firefighters for the forest fire. 3 million began lons were released on august 5th. 3 million gallons are released every week, year in and year out. i'm very concerned about what dr. benn's testified to, impact on the navajo nation. all the gray releases and black releases and others that mayor brooky talked about about. on the call for accountability, we've already heard the epa -- there's 2500 pages up on the internet and i've yet to hear assistance from mr. stanislaus with all the transparency. we want to hold people responsible, but it seems to me they're doing their best to come forward. two years ago peter butler, coordinator of the animus river stakeholders group appeared in

inspectors from the international atomic energy agency would have limited access to key sites under untenable bureaucratic terms. given what we know about the text of the deal itself, from the text of the deal itself, what we've learned about the agreement between iran and the iaea, these concerns are well founded. in addition to allowing iran to continue and enhance its nuclear capabilities, this deal lifts crucial economic sanctions, allowing billions of dollars to flow into the iranian economy. it is expected that much of this wind fall, estimated to exceed $100 billion, will pass through iran's economy to entities like hezbollah, which has dedicated itself to war with israel since the early 1980's. mr. royce, your discussion with the chairman makes it clear. a wealthier, more militarized iran poses a significant threat to the stability of our allies in the region. especially to our friend israel. given the ayatollah's continued public incitement of violence against israel, what steps can congress take in tandem with these approval of the joint agreement to bolster israel's security and st

centers, stating in no uncertain terms that defunding the planned parenthood clinics would place untenablemunity health care providers. but our republican colleagues are indifferent to the experts. truth as usual is the first casualty when they wage their cultural wars. and all that matters is the heater, their bizarre can -- kabuki theater. i urge my colleagues to vote no on the rule and underlying rules. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back of the the gentlewoman reserves, the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i yield six minutes to the gentlelady from new jersey, mr. smith. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for six minutes. mr. smith: i thank virginia foxx who is a tremendous leader for life and great leader in this country for yielding. mr. mcgovern, you said we are wasting our time. mr. kildee talked about pandering which i think is an insult. yes or no, have you watched the videos? mr. mcgovern: yes. mr. smith: you have. ok. it's disappointing that you are not moved to compassion over th

the very end, and that's once again the democrats in the senate unfortunately pushes us into this untenablethat we're in that the rest of the economy and our constituents don't want to always find ourselves in. >> outside of the economy, congressman, do you support kevin mccarthy for house speaker? >> so someone sent out a letter just the other day and i saw it earlier today where they're saying probably the best thing to do is to take a step back, take a pause, take a breath, if you will, and to do some introspection here. find out why it is two-thirds or three-quarters of the american public, you might say our constituents who are concerned about these issues, why do they say they're dissatisfied with washington right now? and that's even the republican base. so we should probably take a breather right now to look not just shifting the chairs on the titanic but rather we should take a look inwardly to see why are we here? why in the business parlance, if you were in business and two-thirds or three-quarters of your customers were dissatisfied for you, before you come out with a new produc

california' community health center, stating that the funding the planned parenthood clinics would place untenable stress on the community health care providers. but our republican colleagues are indifferent to the experts. truth, as usual, is the first casualty when they wage their cultural wars. all that matters is the theater, ki theater of kabu ritualized outrage. i urge my colleagues to vote no. >> i yield six minutes to the gentleman from new jersey. a tremendous leader for life, and a great leader in this congress for yielding. you said we are wasting our time, and pandering. i would like to ask, have you watched the videos? >> yes. >> you have? it is disappointing then, that you are not moved to compassion inhumanityrrible displayed on those videos by the planned parenthood personnel. human dismemberment is a painful and absolutely frightening way for anyone to die, let him planned parenthood clinics across the country, such violence against children is commonplace. subsidized by half $1 billion annually, planned parenthood kills a baby every two minutes, snuffing out the lives of over 7 m

inspectors from the international atomic energy agency would have limited access to key sites under untenable bureaucratic terms. given what we know about the text of the deal itself, from the text of the deal itself, what we have learned about the agreement between iran and the iaea, these concerns are well-founded. in addition to allowing iran to continue and enhance its nuclear capabilities, this deal lifts crucial economic sanctions, allowing billions of dollars to flow into the iranian economy. it is expected that much of this windfall estimated to exceed 100 billion will pass through iran's economy to entity likes hezbollah, which is dedicated itself to war with israel since the early 1980s. mr. royce, your discussion with the chairman makes it clear a wealthier, more militarized iran poses a significant threat to the stability of our allies in the region, especially to our friend israel. given the ayatollah's continued public incitement of violence against israel, what steps can congress take in tandem with disapproval of the joint agreement to bolster israel's security and instability

so this was an issue that was untenable, it was not going to go away. he was going to continue to clash with these conservatives in his own party and he just realized, i think he said, i think he realized he had, you know, come to the end and wanted to go out with a bang and did so with inviting the pope and having a very successful visit by pope francis yesterday. host: last quick question, who is the top name being mentioned to replace speaker boehner? guest: well, of course, speaker boehner's number two, the majority leader, kevin mccarthy of california, is the prohibitive favorite. seen as somebody who could lock up 218 votes necessary to be an elected speaker. but i'm expecting some sort of challenge from a red state lawmaker given that mccarthy has been closely aligned with boehner and hails from the bluest of blue states, california. host: scott wong is senior staff writer at "the hill." read more and follow him on @scottwongdc. and a live -- >> and a live look at the capitol there. we open up our phone lines to get your thoughts. 202-748-8920 fo

into americans with disability act, ada requirements and stops are not so far apart with becomes untenable burden for folks without transit service or how you supplemented. i'm supportive of all of this. nevertheless, try as we might make everyone happy, i suspect there will be people that will continuously want to express their concern to the board meeting like this. i'm curious as to why we don't have it noticed on the municipal ford said. the board meeting? >> those very unfortunate miscommunication. the communications group and i will not happen again. this annual notice that goes out to the listserv on what's on the agenda for the board meetings. so unfortunately, we did that part of it and didn't actually put it on our website. we have been out for last 10 days or so up and down the line up and down the corridor giving out information about the board meeting time people how to conduct. if you all as a group and also but the meeting itself and were to come to to share concerns. >> i appreciate out the outreach we've done up to now. i know you guys are done due diligence in doing every

to say to get through a new cycle or to get through testimony until facts on the ground made it untenable, so we were going to end the iranian nuclear missile the ballistic program, forcing them to calm clean. that is what secretary sherman's testimony was, and then by 2013, and by then, we were going to have a verification regime, and these progressively with the iranians simply said no, and we continue to gave up, when our goal became a one-year breakout, no coming clean by the iranians, the adia that we have sufficient knowledge to have an effort to amongout, and the fear the critics of this deal is that the pushback is imminent. this administration promised that our allies would push iran back militarily and beat them down on sanctions enforcement. and this would say it would take its place along the shuddering, the complete dismantling of centrifuges, as a promise the administration made to get congress to back off long enough to create new facts on the ground, and so at the same time that the administration is saying that it intends to double down on sanctions enforcement, we see th

so this was an issue that was untenable, it's not going to go away.was going to continue to have to deal with these conservatives in his own party and i think he realize head had come to the end and wanted to go out with a bang and did so with inviting the pope and having a very successful visit by pope francis yesterday. host: and who's the top name being mentioned to replace speaker bayne her guest: speaker boehner's number two, the majority leader kevin mccarthy of california is the prohibitive favorite, seen as somebody who could lock up 218 votes necessary to be elected speaker. but i'm expecting some sort of challenge from a red state lawmaker, given that mccarthy has been closely aligned with boehner and hails from the bluest of blue states, california. host: scott wong is senior staff writer at "the hill." read more at thehill.com and llow him on twitter, @scottwongdc. host: and back to your calls, rhonda from oceanside, california. caller: hello, kind of hard to follow mr. wong there. but i just want to say something i observed in watching mr

says whatever they have to say to get through new facts and testimony until on the ground made it untenable. in september 2013, we were going to enter iran's nuclear program. that was secretary sherman's explicit testimony. my 2014, some of that has changed, but by then we will have a verification regime that will be the world's toughest and have anytime, anywhere inspections. the iranians simply said, no, we continue to give up, until our goal began -- became a one-year break out. no coming clean by the iranians. the fear among skeptics of this isl and critics of this deal that this administration down on to double sections enforcement. it will take its place alongside the resolution of pmd's, the dismantling of centrifuges. as a promise the administration made to get congress to back out of for long enough to create new facts on the ground. we are already seeing that. at the same time be a ministrations as it will double that on sections enforcement, we leaders -- quds force leaders under travel bans traveling to russia. fox news quoted literally flight number and the flight times of the

that's a max mallist unreasonable, untenable position.think as long as she changes that demand then we might see a way forward where she can abide by her conscious but the necessary duties of the rowan county clerk's office can be carried out. >> her name appears on the certificates and didn't want her name associated with those types of weddings so is that also another government issue to be tackled with that accommodation with two different forms, one with her name on it for straight couples and one that wouldn't appear for gay and lesbian couples? >> that's something as i understand it that the kentucky legislature would have to change and so this again i think gets to the reasonableness of her expectation. should we have to call a special session of the kentucky legislature just to accommodate what she believes is her exercise of religion. i think the better view here is the fact her name is on the license does not mean she's endorsing the rightness 0 of that marriage. >> right. >> all she is doing is she's certifying that these coupl

but it has become untenable. >> we have done everything including canceling training when they come out you interfere with their operations? >> no. no. i didn't create this mess. they did. they surrounded us. they built the facility there. we were there. >> dan simon, cnn, rachel, nevada. >> we'll continue to physical that one. the man once known for singing about shiny happy people is blazingman mad over the music paid at a republican rally. ahead, r.e.m.'s front man calls donald trump's speech a moronic charade and that's not all he had to say. the new consultants are here. it's not just big data... it's bigger data. we're beta testing the new wearable interface... ♪ xerox believes finding the right solution shouldn't be so much work. by engineering a better way for people, process and technology to work together. work can work better. with xerox. and when you bundle your home and auto insurance through progressive, you'll save a bundle! [ laughs ] jamie. right. make a bad bundle joke, a buck goes in the jar. i guess that's just how the cookie bundles. now, you're gonna have two bundl