the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the world. at a football i'm germany's national team coach your kidney has held his 1st press conference since announcing that this week that he'll leave the job after the european championships in june and july here is talking about when he reached his decision. last year came pleat li independently of the 6 nil defeat to spain in november and indeed before that i had a little more time to think. especially in the time of the pandemic. and i decided that in february and march this year i would think a little more. in the bundesliga a bremen beat bill or felt 2 nil in there would be shadowed much from wednesday evening is after the game was called off due to heavy snow last month just sergeant opened the scoring at the start of the 2nd half deflected past the rights of the american safin for an easy tapping and half an hour later having moved out netting 2nd to round out the school run. comfortably mid table while bielefeld in the relegation zone. the i

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the world. sports now in germany football culture has held its 1st press conference sets and now think this week that he will leave the job after the european championship in june and july let's have a quick listen now to how he came to reach his decision. last year him politically independently of the 6 nil defeat to spain in november and indeed before that. i had a little more time to think. especially in the time of the pandemic. and i decided that in february and march this year i would think a little more. all right we have mark meadows from sportswear that's why mark tell us more about what has been saying this press conference yes i mean as you saw there he's adamant it wasn't the signal defeat to spain although that was his last match in charge also said 15 years is a long time to be a national team coach nowadays and that is true he called it an eternity. and he also said he kind of wanted to give his successor more time to build up to euro 202

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the water old. and for more on this story i'm joined tonight by laura carlsen she's the director of the mexico based americans program that's an independent think tank on foreign relations lawrence good to have you on the program you know many countries have discussed legalizing marijuana but they never do it what has made it possible in mexico. this is been a very long process in mexico and it's mainly the result as was mentioned a strong grassroots movement but it also comes at a time after at decade the war on drugs that has had disastrous results in the in the country so there's been a process of rethinking this approach and one of the key elements in rethinking what can we do to reduce the violence that illegal drug trafficking is cousin here in mexico has ben ending prohibition so the movements have gotten together with victims movements they've gotten together with civil liberties organizations and they've gotten together with certain politicians

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the world. now to some football news and in the bundesliga. 2 mail in their rescheduled match on wednesday evening this after their game was called off due to heavy snow last month sargent opened the scoring at the start of the 2nd half its afflicted pass and landed right at the young americans feet for the easy tap in and half an hour later kevin netted braman 2nd to round off the scoreline the win leads graham in comfortably in mid table while you have felt are stuck in the relegation zone. and in the champions league in the round of 16 liverpool have beaten wonderfully the side are belied 6 to nil to advance to the quarterfinals after also winning the 1st leg mohammed salo scored liverpool's 1st goal in the 70th minute and sabio monday netted another 4 minutes later also on wednesday parsonage among drew one all with barcelona a go through to to the quarter finals on aggregate after having won their 1st encounter on now to some images of the world's

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the world. ok just one sports item for you in champions league football in the round of 16 liverpool have beaten bundesliga team rb leipzig 2 nil to advance to the quarterfinals after also winning the 1st leg mohamed salah scored liverpool's 1st goal in the 78th minute and saudia monday netted another 4 minutes later also on wednesday parsons or mon drew one all with barcelona but go through to the quarter finals on aggregate after having won their 1st encounter. coming up next business with chris call burst. good. black snow in southern siberia above me for environmental activist science further proof of the consequences of an air pollution injury samosa. their commanding the relocation of endangered present. but for many. that's responsible is also a major source of reliable income focused on europe. 60 minutes on d w. 2 cups. one problem and when you're in on it as she. denied it a little deeper you can do they feel it was me. how will climate change

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the water old. and for more on this story i'm joined tonight by laura carlsen she's the director of the mexico based americas program that's an independent think tank on foreign relations lawrence good to have you on the program you know many countries have discussed legalizing marijuana but they never do it what has made it possible in mexico. this is been a very long process in mexico and it's mainly the result as was mentioned a strong grassroots movement but it also comes at a time after a decade of the war on drugs that has had disastrous results in the in the country so there's been a process of rethinking this approach and one of the key elements in rethinking what can we do to reduce the violence that illegal drug trafficking is cousin here in mexico has ben ending prohibition so the movements have gotten together with victims movements they've gotten together with civil liberties organizations and they've gotten together with certain politician

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the world. and here are some other stories from around the world at least 27 people died and 39 others were injured in a boss crash on indonesia's java island the bus was carrying a group of junior high school students teachers and parents when it plunged down a steep ravine police are investigating the cause at least one person has died in clashes between students and police in johannesburg south africa the protests were over college tuition fees thousands of students have been on the able to register to study in this academic year because of money owed some 2020. protesters are camped outside of the parliament in armenia calling for the prime minister to resign nicol pushing young came to power in 2018 on a wave of popular support and promises to reform but now he is facing a reckoning with armenians who believe he sold out the country when he signed the cease fire deal last week after a 6 year war with azerbaijan over the disputed region of nagorno-k

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the world. before we go here. some images of the world's largest religious gathering taking place in india hindu pilgrims from across the country taking a dip in the river got just which is held to be sacred to mark the most auspicious day off the camilla festival hundreds of thousands gathered at the riverbank. in how it was a dawn to take the plunge in one of several paving days over the next month. expecting to get a half 1000000 people to gather for the festival because of the pandemic which could tell the festivities next year for tests if that's i mean ferry compulsory. that's it you're up to date on more world news of the top of the news asia in just a moment to finish bandaging after that. black snow in southern side here is not good for environmental activists it's further proof of the consequences of an air pollution think it's almost. there demanding the relocation of endangered president. but from any tree that's responsible is also a major

lower house of congress have voted to legalize cannabis the bill is expected to sail through the upper house before becoming law it will make the country the largest legal market for the drugs in the world proponents of legalization say regulating the market would curb gang violence. today is marking one years since the world health organization officially declared kovac $1000.00 to be a pandemic the 1st coronavirus cases appeared in the chinese city of will hon officials there claimed a seafood market was the source of the outbreak the virus quickly spread across the world with europe becoming the new epicenter lockdowns of border closures didn't stop it moving on before long almost every part of the world became affected by the pandemic. brazil is suffering with one doctor has called its worst moment yet when it comes to the pandemic many hospitals across the country including in the richest state of south paulo have no beds left to treat cope with 1000 patients the number of daily deaths pushed past 2000 for the 1st time on one say bringing to more than 270000 the number of people killed

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the water old. and for more on this story i'm joined tonight by laura carlsen she's the director of the mexico based americas program that's an independent think tank on foreign relations lawrence good to have you on the program you know many countries have discussed legalizing marijuana but they never do it what has made it possible in mexico. this is been a very long process in mexico and it's mainly the result as was mentioned a strong grassroots movement but it also comes at a time after a decade of the war on drugs that has had disastrous results in the in the country so there's been a process of rethinking this approach and one of the key elements in rethinking what can we do to reduce the violence that illegal drug trafficking is cousin here in mexico has ben ending prohibition so the movements have gotten together with victims movements they've gotten together with civil liberties organizations and they've gotten together with certain politician

the bill is expected to sail through the upper house of congress before the end of april making mexico the largest legal pot market in the water old. and for more on this story i'm joined tonight by laura carlsen she's the director of the mexico based americas program that's an independent think tank on foreign relations lourdes good to have you on the program you know many countries have discussed legalizing marijuana but they never do it what has made it possible in mexico. this is been a very long process in mexico and it's mainly the result as was mentioned a strong grassroots movement but it also comes at a time after a decade of the war on drugs that has had disastrous results in the in the country so there's been a process of rethinking this approach and one of the key elements in rethinking what can we do to reduce the violence that illegal drug trafficking is cousin here in mexico has ben ending prohibition so the movements have gotten together with victims movements they've gotten together with civil liberties organizations and they've gotten together with certain politicians

parties he speaks all over agreement that was signed by the parliament ariens and the speaker of the upper house that legitimizes his state and any other leaders stay until a new government comes into play when the ultimate thing is somalis we think we're all holding our breath waiting for this process to end we have quit to deal with we have the insurgency. but he's still you know wrecking our country so there's so much more to do than just politic and we just wish to get on with it i. want to share with you guess some of the youtube conversation that you are generating because it is divided and i want you to instantly react to some of this reaction and harder and hold on and also a similar. mark we don't need to ship our med for marjoe time is up as a president mohammed quickly briefly respond. indeed might actually mention the real problem that needed to be actually and then are bigger trucks and probably never been given proper. and the pregnant. actually. you can meet the people. with the action that even pick an option that you are. not pregnant you know they'd like saw it a bit difficult

did there's a reason why the united states senate is supposed to be there as well suppose that upper house of our congress to make sure that just because people's passions are inflamed at the moment that new laws are not created just because people are passionate about something at the moment it's supposed to be always more deliberative body and that's what need this needs to be deliberative if you want to have a conversation great go ahead and create a commission and put it through and let it be let it be ran through whether it's the u.s. congress or state legislatures but don't say oh we're excited about this let's make it happen there's a price to pay for. this special commission supported by democratic lawmakers is expected to examine slavery past discriminatory policies and measures to tackle racism today these could include changes to how history is taught in the u.s. and reparation payments the bill to set up the commission was 1st put forward in 1989 and then repeatedly reintroduced but never passed executive director of on hyphenated america again believes the bill could appeal to

the next day, when the bill returned to the upper house, lord alton finally conceded defeat but with t the government within a whisker of defeat. that and repeated majorities of over 100 in your lordships' house have demonstrated that as new genocides occur in places like xinjiang, this argument is far from over and is unlikely to go away. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, comfortably saw off a no confidence vote in her, brought in the wake of her government's botched handling of harassment allegations against alex salmond. the conservatives pressed the vote after two reports were published. an independent investigation chaired by a senior lawyer, james hamilton cleared nicola sturgeon of breaching the ministerial code. but the scottish parliament committee set up to investigate what went wrong in the government's handling of the complaints claimed ms sturgeon had misled them. no first minister who truly wanted to live up to the ideals of this parliament should feel able to continue in post after having beenjudged guilty of misleading it. how can parliament have confidence i

approved by the senate deborah hollande was narrowly confirmed as secretary of the interior by the upper house but some republicans across the aisle by supporting her she's expected to be a central figure in joe biden's fight against climate change. more young people than ever before being energized by politics one in 10 of the candidates for wednesday's election are under 30 the youngest can't even vote herself steadfast and followed her on the campaign trail. they are 1617 and 19 years old and campaigning for a seat in the dutch parliament christina middleton napal represents the young party or young and along with leisure here they're the youngest candidates running in this week's parliamentary elections all the time i was working for young it was only an idea and now it's now i can see where i am where i am right now you're on the official list. as the number 2 here these are the 16 year old grew up in a foster home and decided to run so she could fight for more protection for young people everyone in the 2nd chamber is talking about the younger people would not be with them so that's what

senate commission at pikes upper house in cincinnati and you see the image there the of the house in cincinnati. murdoch did not just want to come up on the stage and receive his congratulations. he wanted to give something to the crowd. he wanted to give, some performance and some something the. well, he asked read, he said write me a poem. why don't you write a poem about what had happened at cedar creek. one and you write a poem about sheridan's ride. initially thomas buchanan reads impulse was to tell him no. because the ride had been done to death. the midnight ride of paul revere such a famous epic palm in the annals of american literature. but murdoch continued to press him. he said i want you to write a poem about this event event. sheridan's ride. and when you talk start to look at the relationship between this very famous shakespeare in actor, and phil sheridan, it is not that surprising. these two shared a relationship. phil shared and referred to murdoch, as a great friend. and this was a friendship that was not all that old by october 1864, it was not even a year old. fr

suu kyi have appointed an acting vice president mom when kind term as a former speaker for the upper house of parliament he's now responsible for carrying out the duties of suchi and the jailed president when and until their release but it's not clear where he is at the moment and a senior official from the national league for democracy has spoken to al jazeera about his dramatic escape from myanmar after last month's crew dr sassa has now been chosen as a special envoy of the committee representing the elected government and for his safety dr hauser spoke to our diplomatic editor james bays from an undisclosed location. where myanmar's election was held in november the campaign manager for sun sea cheese national league for democracy party was dr sausage in an interview with al-jazeera he tells me that when the will of the people was subverted by the military in a coup on the 1st of february he like other leading figures in the party feared for his life if we got up early morning or force fed. but we realize that all our fault was that konami me cold. as there are all televisions and ever

the deputy speaker of russia's upper house said the statement marks a watershed in relations and is onit in any circumstances. moscow has recalled its ambassador to the u.s. for consultation. the house is set to vote today on two immigration bills that would provide a path to citizenship for millions and the u.s. without legal status. the bill deals with farmworkers and young, undocumented immigrants known as dreamers. the president hoped to offer up more legislation, but that disappeared with the surge of migrants at the border. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thanks very much. democrats weighing potential reforms for trading apps. the house financial services committee held a hearing on robinhood and gamestop wednesday. nyse group chief operating officer michael blaugrund was amongst the witnesses. he joins us now. thanks for your time today. i read through your statement and the points you were trying to make. basically, there were f

virginia's idea of congress is that we have these two houses, upper house, lower house, what becomes the house of representatives and senate. that is based on population. but as you start debating it, you have others saying -- eventually, when it seems like there is no answer to be found, it would be connecticut that would make what we call the connecticut compromise where the great compromise. how about a senate where every state is equal and we base things on people? eventually, that's exactly how it would go. not everybody agreed. you are not sure if everyone will go for that, but it's pretty much how they slot in for congress. there are multiple ideas of president, of executive. the virginia plan as they start working through it is ultimately a seven year executive elected by congress, a little bit different system than we are used to today. another plan, edmund randolph of virginia says how about having three presidents at once, three regional presidents. then you have alexander hamilton new york. he says how about president for a lifetime, which needless to say, having had a ki

the deputy speaker of russia's upper house all the president's remarks a watershed in relations and unacceptabley circumstances meanwhile moscow has recalled its ambassador to the u.s.. oil is on its longest run of declines in over a year. west texas intermediate elf for a fifth day in a row over concerns -- after several european countries halted the rollout of astrazeneca's vaccine. more fallout of credit suisse on the retail capital scandal. it is suspending bonuses for senior executives. credit suisse is forced to suspend funds when it became apparent it can no longer value them. the u.s. economy is set for an epic hiring spree as the pandemic proceeds. there are signs that may already be underway. bars and restaurants added 300,000 jobs in february. that was the first increase in four months. goldman sachs sees the unemployment rate falling from 6.2% in february to 4.1% by the end of the year global news 24 hours a day -- global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is

have the upper house on the ground in order to improve their because usually but. now 6 years into the war neither side wants to lose and yet as they fight to win yemenis are dying every day succumbing to war to disease to famine chela bellus al-jazeera. the european union u.k. u.s. and canada are imposing sanctions on a number of chinese officials for human rights abuses against the mostly muslim weaker and minority western governments are seeking to hold beijing accountable for the mass the tension of weekers in xinjiang province the e.u. is targeting for its senior figures they say all responsible china as immediately hit back with its own broader sanctions on 10 european politicians. a massive fire swept through a ring a refugee camp in bangladesh destroying thousands of huts and tents have been reports of several deaths but no confirmation from the un or the authorities officials say health centers this tribulation points and other facilities were affected at the battle calley camp in cox's bazar the camp was home to $5000.00 families officials believe it was

he's promising the senate will take up that upper house bills and may even consider restrictions on so-calledlt weapons. but president biden told reporters sunday he's willing to do what it takes to get republicans on board. everybody keeps one wrote, heard about. >> gun control. only drank and drove legislation ever passed mine. >> happen again reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> for your money. the sunday night starting on april 6 small businesses and nonprofits can apply for up to 24 months of relief from the small business administration. businesses can receive loans up to $500,000. the previous limit for such businesses was 6 months, but the maximum loan of $150,000. the expansion is due to the long lasting pandemic which has especially hurt small businesses. now to our 4 zone forecast this sunday night. let's get you ready to head out the door for the start of your monday kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight. a look at what we can expect. >> yeah. we're tracking dense, low clouds and fog. if you are heading out for your sunday night. make sure to turn on those lo

. >> he's promising the senate will take up that upper house bills and may even consider restrictions on so-called assault weapons. but president biden told reporters sunday he's willing to do what it takes to get republicans on board. everybody keeps one wrote, heard about. >> and gun control. the only drug control legislation ever passed mine. happen again. president biden has called for a ban of assault-style weapons, something he helped put into effect when he was a senator. but the measure has since expired. he says if congress doesn't act. >> he could take executive action reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> 5.23 the time. we'll be right back. >> 5.26 right now. and let's check the weather. let's do that. we've look at the forecast today with john. we're looking at temperatures. i guess you're saying, john, to be a little cooler than it was this weekend, right? yeah. a little bit cooler to start this workweek. guys, compared to where we were this weekend. temperatures. >> feel a little bit more like they should for this time of year for sure. looking outside at the bay

level that guides german policy making but it's pivotal because these states have seats in the upper house of german parliament so there's significant chunks of legislation that have to be passed through the board also they sit at the table just saying in the day to day politics of corona in these meetings with german chancellor angela merkel where we do the state premiers have most of the power when it comes to implementing corona measures but also into law making finding new rules and regulations so a lot of power is in these regions and their very much speaking with very different political voices not just over corona but also when we look towards who could come top in this very important general elections which will mark the end of anglo mack also chopped into politics a delicate political balance thanks for breaking it all down for us the w.'s chief political editor for. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. police in the netherlands have used water cannon and baton to disperse a large crowd of anti lockdown protesters more than 2000 people h

that is after the senate, the upper house of congress, passed it at the weekend. has just passed. the bill will now go to the president's desk and joe biden will sign it. then that money will begin to be pumped into the us economy, bearing in mind this has been this political tussle between the democrats and republic is whether this, the extent of this spending about $1.9 trillion, is necessary. it will have to be paid back down the track, it is running up the national debt. democrats argue it is certainly necessary because of the pandemic and the extent of poverty in some parts of american society. republicans have resisted that argument, saying this is not an appropriate amount of money to borrow or to pump into the us economy. but it is going to happen because the democrats control the senate the house of representatives and they of course have the president as well, so a major political victory forjoe biden in the early weeks of his presidency. let's turn to central europe now and look at three countries struggling to contain outbreaks — hungary, poland and the

pani as 116 out of 14 major upset finance minister afi share has lost his position in the upper house to former prime minister yousuf raza golani pakistan's opposition and i in south call for new elections and argue khan's 2016 victory was illegitimate. german media. the opposition tentative for germany party being put under state surveillance it's suspected of links to what officials call far right extremism and germany's intelligence agencies already put the party's youth wing under surveillance and 2019 the government is refusing to confirm or deny the latest reports. is the biggest opposition party in parliament the move comes ahead of general elections set for september 26th cain has more from various . what's interesting here is that already the f.t. is under investigation by this government agency the domestic intelligence service in several states of this country one particularly the states of 3 ring in the old east germany and one of the leading people there for the f.d.a. a man called beyond her care where he had set up a movement within the f.t. called the flugel the wing n

so upper town was the buildings up by the main house, such as where we're standing right now. then down by the river was called lower town and that was more where the enslaved people lived and worked. >> earlier today you walked through the area with the trimble team. what are the challenges they're facing today? >> so one of the challenges is -- besides the site, i was hoping to maybe be able to scan kind of the walk from the river, because slaves would have been brought to the site on the river and then had to walk up from the river to the auction block. i was hoping to maybe capture that. but it's quite a distance to capture. and because it is august and everything is in full bloom, a lot of the landscape is overgrown with trees and bushes and stuff and it's not a straight path. so that was one of the challenges. and we decided that laser scanning is not the best way to show that. there's now other technology that can capture that walk. so distance, the size of the site. one, like i said, is the time of year that we're here is that the overgrown bushes around the buildings

democratic side because joe manchin, quickly becoming the most influential senator there in the upper houset's not going to happen. not going to agree to do something like that. >> sandra: interesting stuff with marc short. democrats want to put the message out that those tax hikes would just be for the rich and he clearly laid out how many other americans could be affected. "wall street journal" suspending the -- yelling signals major tax increases. california governor gavin newsom pushing back on the recall effort spite calls on both sides of the aisle for the recall. just wait until you hear who is he's blaming. >> john: president biden hits the road to sell's covid bill to the american people but what about the crisis of the border? why isn't he had in there to sell's solution to the problem? >> this is a humanitarian crisis as well as the national security crisis. we've had 54 countries sending illegal immigrants over our southern border. this is something that's got to stop and we got to pay attention to it. here's huge news for veteran homeowners who need cash. refiplus from newday u

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if you looked outside the windows on the upper floors of the house chamber, you could see a slave penon, d.c. kind of moderate plan. slave holders would be paid fair market value for their slaves. slaves who were already enslaved with stay enslaved, but the youngsters who were born would become free. >> ironically, he is stopped by fellow whigs . he said that the provision in lincoln's bill which would require slave holders in washington, d.c. to approve the e emancipation. >> the historical record does not show lincoln as somebody who's taking too many risks. >> as the uneventful term and congress comes to an end, abraham lincoln scrambled to his next political term. >> lincoln would serve one term and another whig would be named and succeed him. >> he was a war hero who had no political background, no political interests and no stance. he was a slave holder from louisiana, he was regarded as a whig candidate who could win. >> lincoln abandoned his principles to support taylor for the no, mminomination. >> he's a lot better than the democrats. on election day, zachary taylor wins and

>> when option is putting housing or hotels on the upper floors. other words he would have the retail and stores on the ground floor and then have housing. it may be a nice place to have a condo if you are overlooking something as picturesque as union square. one of the reason it is such an attractive area is because of the vibrancy of people coming in and shopping. at that is not there, what are you going to be overlooking? that is going to be testing. we are not expecting the tourist recovery until 2024. >> this next phase fascinating. >> thank you. feel will be looking at all of the issues plaguing downtown all this week. tomorrow he will look at the race to get tourism back and why california is late in planning for people getting back.>>> the latest in the boulder shooting including what jackie spear told us about stricter gun laws. hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the

quickly discovered that 2 different worlds coexist in india on one side the upper class a booming economy high rise buildings that house some of the richest people in the world on the other communities trapped in poverty who cannot progress with the rest of society. this is the story of one of those communities. my work in india has taken me to many places and one of my favorite locations is register. and i love the way they have preserved the heritage and culture the magnificent monuments forts and positives. but after many years of being here i realized that i had only touched the india thought i was exposed to in my daily life. i decided i needed to explore the side of india if i didn't know. and register i often saw a nomadic communities who seem to be leading a totally separate life from the rest of india's developing society. not mixing with others awful. you see that travelling on that one of the cots looking like people from india from centuries ago as though they have been trapped in time. i discovered that they are called by god he owned a house god he is the hindu you work for college on the hot meaning let'

these houses are not special, they are badly insulated fixer-upper's. the biggest share of buyers which are investors and dampen speculative demand. shery: holding down housing prices a tricky issue, will the change is make a difference? >> there is a long history of governments trying to tackle this long-standing problem in new zealand and failing to tame the property market. in 2018, the government announced key rebuilders intended to build 100,000 for the homes in 10 years. 40 seven homes got billed in six months and the policy mixed -- missed every deadline and got scrapped after 12 months. the new changes are another attempt to fix this problem. lemons are already signaling they are unhappy -- landlords are already signaling they are unhappy. saying every other investor gets tax deductions for interest on loans but not landlords now. they point out is still cheaper to rent than by in new zealand. so it will be interesting to see if their rental increases, as i large look to pass on the costs of these new policies -- as landlords look to pass on cos

that it's you know they have total legislative control the democrats have the upper and lower chamber and they have the white house and then you know our president obama kind of set precedent previously with granting legalization you know that doctor act that was something that you know i always thought was unconstitutional but the precedent was already set so he's going to try to do everything he can through executive plus you know in concert with having total control of the legislature you know they're going to get some things done here they're going to get they're going to get themselves are 11000000 democratic voters of their all's well will say about that and hear throat approach go yes say there is a van crash and california that actually killed 13 people reminded have been human smuggling business how successful unfortunately that it is and how dangerous it is what is the best way to think to put these operations out of business and why was that not more of a focus and a trap and we have a few seconds left but i want to answer this. well you know what the answer is what's wrong who's trying to build a wall