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this program's known as the expanded access pathway or compassionate use which have been in the law since 1987. over the last decade, the f.d.a. has a clinical hold on only two commercial drug development programs due to adverse events associated with compassionate use. there are many patient advocacy groups that are opposing this legislation. groups such as the alliance for aging research, the american cancer society, cancer action network, the american lung association, the american society of clinical oncology, the cysticify broy cis foundation, the disability rights legal center. dozens more that are committed to seeking effective treatment, cures to many diseases which are terminal are against this bill. these patients' rights groups seek to ensure the medication that's offered to individuals is safe and have been tested and has gone through proper approval process before it's given to a patient. the most vulnerable and terminally ill individuals deserve to have access to safe therapies that are -- have undergone the necessary approval process before it can be given to those that can

that i was right at charles the you know the director of field programs at the nature conservancy in nairobi thank you so much for joining us on our program here watching d.w. news coming up harley davidson gears up for higher prices in germany a trade dispute is looming when it comes at a bad time we'll tell you what. kind of humphrey we'll have that coming right up and business. start with some instructions from a book. peter fourteen william coming. from boeing wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity.

this program's known as the expanded access pathway or compassionate use which have been in the law since 1987. over the last decade, the f.d.a. has a clinical hold on only two commercial drug development programs due to adverse events associated with compassionate use. there are many patient advocacy groups that are opposing this legislation. groups such as the alliance for aging research, the american cancer society, cancer action network, the american lung association, the american society of clinical oncology, the cysticify broy cis foundation, the disability rights legal center. dozens more that are committed to seeking effective treatment, cures to many diseases which are terminal are against this bill. these patients' rights groups seek to ensure the medication that's offered to individuals is safe and have been tested and has gone through proper approval process before it's given to a patient. the most vulnerable and terminally ill individuals deserve to have access to safe therapies that are -- have undergone the necessary approval process before it can be given to those that can

such malware falls into the wrong hands and can be used to launch attacks against law enforcement we're just regular users. well a cyber espionage program is allegedly code named slingshot undersea able to steal a large amount of data including images and passwords from infected computers using internet writers now the sophisticated mobile war it's thought to have been online for over half a decade all ready targets of the ball were have been discovered in africa and the middle east with over one hundred three attacks believed to be on yemen and kenya generally targeted the computers of individuals but in some cases it may have breached government institution we can confidently say that it is a digital accounting used for digital currencies. transactions are recorded in blocks that are linked together in a chain each block has what's known as a hash a unique code that's like a fingerprint also stores the hash of the preceding block in the chain one reason this technology is so secure is that if you tamper with a particular block it's hash will no longer match up with the one on the next block block invalid finally each block containing

because i feel like chicago cred is the only program they offered us. the only program that is guaranteeing the hold onto us and make sure that we get jobs initially have high school diploma, the only program that gave us life coaches, gave us -- the only program! i just feel like, we need this program. we need this program to stay around and keep our youth. keep us alive! if you ain't busy, that is an idle man. and then when you are idle, if 1,000,001 things to think about. this is detrimental to people. you have 1,000,001 things to think about. i just feel like chicago cred offered us so much to the point that we need to keep these programs, key findings programs, keep pushing. we've mr. hicks right here, he is an amazing life coach! i can call this minute 1:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning, 3 o'clock, he is up! i can call him anytime he is picking up for me, he is there for me. i tell him i'm in a predicament i cannot get myself out. he is coming for me. i just feel like that's all we got right here. y'all, it's probably going to be more youth d

all right to charles the canio lutein of the director of field programs at the nature conservancy in nairobi thank you so much for joining us on our program you're watching news still to come those quick and easy quizzes that pop up on facebook well they may be compromising your privacy with the social media giant under fire for its links to a controversial consulting firm what can you do to protect yourself. but first chinese president xi jinping has called for his country to take its due place in the world and vowed to fight a bloody battle against its enemies speaking at the people's congress in beijing she unveiled sweeping reforms aimed at strengthening the military and the economy this comes after the communist party removed the presidential term limits allowing sheen to remain in power indefinitely well the president also issued what analysts see as a warning to pro-democracy and separatist movements in china let's listen to what he had to say. it is our shared aspiration to safeguard china's sovereignty. territorial integrity and to wholly reunify our nation. any attempts or tricks to split china are doomed to fail

chicago cred is the only program that offered us what we haven't got so far. the only program that's guaranteeing that they're going to hold on to us and make sure that we get jobs. make sure we got our high school diploma. the only program that gave us life coaches. gave us a therapist. the only program. so i just feel like we need this program. we need this program to keep our youth, to keep us alive. i feel like if we give -- if you ain't busy the that's an idle mind and once you got an idle mind you have a million and one things to worry about. how i'm fixing to eat or thinking about doing detrimental things to people. so i just feel like chicago cred offered us so much and to keep funding these program and keep pushing them. 3:00 he's up. at any time he is picking up for me. he's there for me. i tell him i'm in a predictment and can't get myself out. he's coming for me. so i just feel like, this is all we got right here. they take this from us, there's probably going to be more youth dead. more youth in the county. more youth in the penitetary. this was ou

the navy would receive a supplemental payment, and therefore, any changes that we do to the land use program or to the auction requirements would be subject to navy review and consent to show that their financial interests are proposed. so as we -- as we proceed with the sailing center and speaking with mr. hancock, having encouraged him to reach out to ticd and present them with a final pro forma and a business plan for his concept, but that's really kind of the starting point in -- in that discussion. so i just wanted to highlight that for you and if you have any questions, i'd be happy to answer them. >> commissioner, question? >> yeah. thank you very much for the information. it again, refreshes our memory about the timeline as well as the leasing obligations and how the various land uses will be developed over time. and i'm sure that there's many unsolicited proposals that do come in for worthy causes as well as worthy enterprises, but if what you're saying, mr. beck, is that the -- because our master lease is with tidc ---cd partner, that those proposals first need to be vetted through

programs are equal. some very effective in some high rates of recidivism. heidi did decide which one to use? >> i'll be signing an executive order asking for comprehensive strategic plan regarding our treatment program statewide. 74% of people in treatment are on the oregon health plan. when challenge is to make sure everyone has access to healthcare. >> when i speak to providers there is not. some are combing jails finding people medicaid to bring them out and put them into treatment without follow-up and others who do it right. he says a provider how to use of support those? >> we will use evidence-based in terms of treatment. that's why we think this medically assisted treatment is effective because there's evidence it works. >> i am out of time. >> thank you. if you stick around we'll have a second round. >> thank you mr. chair and ranking member. thank you governors for being here. thank you for being brave to speak about your personal stories as they connect to this epidemic. other americans have been speaking up and being brave and sharing their stories. i like unanimous consent to ent

well maybe greece is on track to exit the used bailout program this some about problems remain the financial crisis has wide downs a quarter of the economy but there was some success stories. until the crisis manufacturing was booming in this industrial area north of the greek city of the seventy now almost half the factories of had to shut down one of the few survivors is a family run company pyramus for sixty years they've been building stainless steel sinks the late company founder alexandros bucket c.l.'s invested in modern technology and focused his business on export the company has nine subsidiaries across europe and dk it is an important client that's how pyramus navigated safely through the crisis nikolaus bucket silis is proud. we produce between six and seven thousand six for a day and over the last ten years we're first if someone in the region know four hundred million euros so that we remain competitive by introducing robotics and automation simultaneously investing in the company and paying back loans was a tricky balancing act but the company didn't have to fire any workers t

are at an exciting milestone to bring something -- a proposal to you today on updates to the land use program for shipyard phase two. we have been working collaboratively with the cac, city agencies, the planning department to work through many of the elements that you will see today, and i especially want to thank two cac members who are here, joyce and neal, who have sat through numerous meetings where elements of the proposals today have been presented to them. so i don't want to take much of your time, so with that, i will introduce you to the director of planning at five point. >> good afternoon, commissioner bustos, commissioners singh, rosales. thank you, executive director and jim. we are very pleased, five point is very pleased to be here today. i'm here to report on the progress that we've made over the past year and to present a development program that with your approval will ensure the best opportunity for the economic prosperity of both the candlestick point and the hunters point shipyard. this is a program on which we've run an original fiscal analysis that suggests there will

they will hold on to us to make sure we get jobs in high school diploma and the only program that gave us a life coach and the only program. we need this program to keep us alive and if you ain't busy that is an idle mind then you have other things to think about how to do this you heavenly and more things to think about so chicago cred offered us so much we need to keep these programs and keep pushing we have an amazing life coach i can call this man at 1:00 o'clock or 4:00 o'clock in the morning and he is up. i can call him at any time he picks up for me and is there for me. i tell them i am in a predicament i cannot get myself out and he comes for me. so they take this they were probably be more youth dead and in the county and in the penitentiary but this was our hope. >> like they said we definitely should have more programs and reach out to the youth before they are at risk start in the elementary schools then naturally to the chaos and out of control so i feel if we reach out to raise the kids the right way the next generation will be better than ours. >> first of all thank you

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the results open up a new world from us though just for example they could lead to the development of computer programs with the power to decode our thoughts. research marches on you know give us another another five ten years and maybe we can upload the personality the personality is in a person's brain i mean that that's what controls whether we're gentle or cruel or whatever and yes it's there and it's just a matter of patients lee figuring out what the code is and how it works and how it arises and so on. although marcel just is optimistic we're still a long way from decoding human personality still his scientific progress office hope to some who dream of building an artificial brain so they can live forever. on the frontlines of this quest for immortality is russian entrepreneur dimitri it's cough. once the head of a media group he left his position to launch a project called initiative twenty forty five. he seeking to transplant his own brain complete with memories and consciousness into an artificial body within the next thirty years secured. he's invested a part of his fortune in the project an

. >> parklets sponsors have to apply to be considered for the program but they come to us you know saying we want to do this and create a new space on our street it is a community driven program. >> the program goes beyond just parklets vacant lots and other spaces are converted we're here at playland on 43 this is place is cool with loots things to do and plenty of space to play so we came up with that idea to revitalizations this underutilized yard by going to the community and what they said want to see here we saw that everybody wants to see everything to we want this to be a space for everyone. >> yeah. >> we partnered with the pavement to parks program and so we had the contract for building 236 blot community garden it start with a lot of jacuzzi hammers and bulldozer and now the point we're planting trees and flowers we have basketball courts there is so much to do here. >> there's a very full program that they simply joy that and meet the community and friends and about be about the lighter side of city people are more engaged not just the customers. >> with the h

use of nerve agent for assassination. in the year between, reports of korea's biological weapons program and reports of their weapons to sir yasm we have seen attempted use of nerve agent in support of their ongoing political assassination campaigns. a will the has happened in just a year. the pursuit and potential use of weapons of mass destruction remains a high consequence threat to our national security. thankfully we have not seen any use domestically but we must not take this for granted. as the past few years have shown, the use of w.m.d. is unfortunately becoming more and more common place, low barriers and in some cases no barriers to entry should force us to continually review and evaluate our program, policies and activity december sined to counter and mitigate threats across the w.m.d. spectrum from state and nonstate actors alike from an adversarial standpoint i'm particularly concerned about advancements being made in the areas of synthetic technology and buy y technology. china and russia continue to pursue gene editing and unique approaches to these that should give us pause. the potential for a single unde

>> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program visit us at q&a.org. -- a-and-a.org. it's also available as a podcast. >> take you live now to the white house daily briefing. started about 10 minutes ago. press secretary sarah sanders joined at the podium by two veterans who served in iraq and afghanistan. sarah: we're still finalizing what the deal will look like and i won't get ahead of the president's announcement. reporter: thanks a lot, sarah. it seems many republicans, including the house speaker, re caught offguard about the -- by the president's decision about the terrorist. should they have [inaudible] sarah: they should have been well aware of -- the president has been talking about this for quite sometime. if they were caught offguard they simply haven't been listening what he's been saying and talking about and how he's promised to make good trade deals and make free, fair and reciprocal trade in this country. reporter: is it open to discussing this particular issue that he's advised with the house speaker try to find some sort of compromise on this? sara

and there was no agreement because of missile defense and the russians were concerned about the us programone year later we got in washington at that summit, the breakthrough. it takes time. and try to help everyone understand that this type of symmetry often takes time. >> remember that it was raining and president ronald reagan had a coat on and he came out like stonefaced from the Ãit did lead to success but there are concerns. people think that when kim jong-un will get to the table, he will say get the us troops 20,000 out of south korea. stop defending south korea. do not have any more military exercises. and then i will consider maybe doing something with the nuclear program. which they say he will never give up because it is key to survival. >> while i find that an onset of concerns. north korean leader has agreed to stopping his nuclear testing now. he has agreed to discussing denuclearization. and he has agreed to watching and standing by as the us and south korea go ahead with their plan -- >> they say that is not doing it though. critics say it doesn't matter what he said, look

anti the companies that use this program to dislocate american workers. >> reporter: some riders are offended. >> i think it's misleading. >> reporter: represents tech companies. h 1 b workers are job creators. >> not stealing americans' jobs but filling a need and if they end up staying, lot of them found companies that hire more americans. >> reporter: tech workers we talk to support the visa program, can see why some don't. >> there's a lot of jobs out there to be honest. in tech a shortage. hard time hiring. >> if someone's position is taken away by someone they view is not rightfully theirs, i think they're entitled to their opinion. >> reporter: the 80,000 $ad campaign will remain in place through mid-april. nbc bay area news. >> storm ranger mobile doppler radar is picking up heavier rain over mcarthur and 23rd af how much is left? more on the way next week. eight minutes. >>> was she punished for protesting? south bay parent says a teacher unfairly disciplined her daughter after walkout. >>> scared cats tonight. >>> o.j. simpson making headlines, reason? colin kaepernick. a s

i'm the new host of this fine program, brian sullivan, thank you for being with us. five big things that you need to know today stocks are in rally mode as we kick off the week. dow futures indicating that the markets could open up 100 points higher and dow chairman stepping down, jim fitterling is expected to take the helm of the dow after the break job. >>> and the highly anticipated ipo, financial times reporting that advisers are still struggling over the company-desired $2 trillion valuation. >>> trump firing back on imports. a live report coming up. and elon musk making out of this world remarks, musk telling a crowd over the weekend that he hopes to send a spacecraft to mars in the first half of next year wow. all of these top five in just moments. right now, big news. a longtime leader, and drew liveis landon dowdy >> liveris reportedly plans to step down as executive chairman of dupont april 1. "wall street journal" said the company will make the announcement today, jeff fettig will take over and the science company will be known as dow and it marks the end

the only program that gave us life coaches. m.e only program i feel like we need this program to say around to keep us alive. want busy, that is an idl e mind. then you have one million things to think about. i feel it chicago cred offered us so much to the point where we need to keep these programs. we got mr. hicks ray here, on amazing life coach. i can call this man at 1:00 in the morning, and he is up. i can call him at any time, he is picking up. i tell him i am in a predicament for me. i feel it this is all we have. they're probably going to be more youth dead, in the county, thisin the penitentiary, was our hope. we definitely should have more programs. younger.t should start we should reach out to them before they get at risk for start in elementary schools. chaos what leads to the and out of control. if we reach the youth and raise our kids the right way, the next generation will be better than ours. >> let's open it up to the audience. i want to thank you for showing -- sharing these stories. the question is for hicks.

at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate students achieve their personal best. the results aren't just in her grades. her attitude is different. see how sylvan can work for your child. call 1-800-educate today! >>> this is translate warnings on 2. -- ktvu mornings on 2 dij. >> good morning. it is 4:31 am. a nice look at the bay bridge. may need to use your windshield wipers. we have a little bit of rain on radar.>> turn on the music. >> good morning everyone i am frank mallicoat. >> i am pam cook. sound like the rain may not lit up.>> hit and miss. not like yesterday. colder air has moved in. thunderstorm activity later. more likely for friday. there is enough to destabilize the atmosphere. a few more sun breaks. a little piece of energy. tracking toward santa cruz mountains. a line moving from lake county to napa county. on the way out to eastern solano county. it is rotating back to richmond and berkeley. on the way to highway 24. and back over the richmond bridge and over the bay bridge. even golden gate. a pretty good sell from timberline over to marin

actually reactivating their memory systems and cues that -- that they can use while learning their language, specific pathway programs. also, the continuous use of high quality academic instruction during language pathways from k to 5. and lastly, this is true to my heart, and it's the fles param, which is the foreign language elementary schools. it's usually in the tagalog, which is one of the three languages. the instruction should be in the target language, so the teachers that are teaching this it needs to be in the target language. [ speaking spanish language ] >> in terms of english learners clarification, the leader were very familiar with the classification criteria and rate over classification at their schools. when they receive a classification from some multilingual department, they're able to follow through with teachers and parents to complete the requisite classification process. [ speaking spanish language ] >> in terms of the recommendations from the bcc, schools should provide more proactive parent education or more classification in multiple ways. for example, during the [ inaudible ] of reclassific

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workers taking part in the five day-fast. .> it does not discourage us on the contrary, wendy's refusal to join the fair food programives us the strength to be here as women, as mothers with families, as young people. the entire community of immokalee who is here to fight for respect in the fields where wendy's eyes it's tomatoes and a show that we have the powerful commitment to this struggle. we're left behind our homes to show wendy's what this means to us, to show that we are committed to creating change for all women. competitors all have joined the fair food program but which the coalition of immokalee workers say has virtually ended sexual harassment and assault for tens of thousands of workers on participating farms in seven states. the fast today will end in a time's up wendy's march in new york. the fast will end today. for more, we're joined by gerardo reyes chavez, a farm worker and an organizer with the coalition of immokalee workers. usually in florida, but right now here in new york. you are wrapping up your fast today with a major march here in new york on wendy's? >> today is the last day of the fiv

i am joseph green and i'm an educator and use program that,nator and not only but a black man and a father and i have been charged with a mission of creating space for young people who have been plagued by gun violence for too long and i see a generation of ready to take on the realist issues of our time. i know that each of you is and this ise enough not isolated to our schools. you know that organizations like black lives matter and dozens of others have been fighting for gun violence -- against gun where the hasaces not been levels of external support like we have had here today. does not coment out of the suburbs and speak to toxictic violence and masculinity and looks to protect some and not others, dean militarizing the public, but not the police, then it will not potential is only realized, if we choose to support this together is the only way forward. asked to do a poem and this is dedicated to my son and everybody who fights for black lives. in guilt andoused do not know what to do with my hands. tells me we have joined together in digital solidarity to fight for your right and ph

and, by the way, from the use program and by the way they had found the information through traditional on americans by the tens of thousands of leads they looked at in this program and they only got one terrorism thing. and this is the program section 215 would be the program, if you were building a case in 2016 against the trump administration or the trump campaign to try to prove collusion, you would use this power to try to find the connecting of the dots. this is the exact power that could have been abused in the middle of the russia investigation or any of the other many investigations that have occurred over the last 13 years and we're not hearing this from an outsider. we are hearing it from the man who ran the program. >> sean: you know, you and sara also broke the story, john, about the unprecedented amount of unmaskings that have taken place of 350% of my recollection is right, increased during the obama years u. >> yeah, you are exactly right. this is the program that produces the evidence of then people can go and say please unmask that for me. this is one of the most power

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program we passed prior to that. i wanted to eliminate condition use for that program was met with resistance. to this day we don't have a true 100% affordable program under the density bonus where you don't have a cu. there is a modified cu for that. i would say what we were working on years ago was reasonable. we wanted to capture the value of the benefits we are giving to developers at that time. now here we are. i do think it is extreme for san francisco. my since this bill is in the pro since, it hasn't gone to smithty. it can be amended. i urge amendments to ensure the value of additional height and debs city is re-captured and the existing neighborhood character is preserved. again, while i do respect senator wiener and his work and at the state level this particular bill is troublesome to me. some of the other clauses that i have here i wanted to share with the public is that san francisco has spent years working with communities on planning efforts resulting in affordable housing and infrastructure impacts. the board of supervisors is committed to working with other jurisdictions and

at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate students achieve their personal best. the results aren't just in her grades. her attitude is different. see how sylvan can work for your child. call 1-800-educate today! >>> uber has suspended all drive tests of its self driving car. a woman was killed. there was a driver in the car. he wasn't actively driving. >> they are going to attempt to find who is possibly at fault and how we can better be safe, whether it's pedestrians or whether it's the vehicle itself. >> that deadly accident comes two weeks before the california dmv is begin to issue permits to manufacturers of autonomous vehicles. the agency says it will follow up with uber to get more information on the crash before issuing permits next month. >>> tonight, the san jose city council will decide how it will meet it's affordable housing goal after missing that goal by a big margin last year. san jose issued permits for 475 apartments considered affordable. that's only 20% of the goal the city set for itself. but the city approved building more than 2600 ma

it's 100% county-funded program mandated by the state. the caseload used to be 16,000 people. now it's 4600. i would be guessing but it was a developed as a way to see the caseload mushroom or balloon to whatever you might see it and so in counties all across california and in general assistance programs all across the country, you had a work requirement. in san francisco it's work fare. >> that limits the amount of recipients? is that what you are saying? >> sure. i think the intent of that ordinance, back 30 years ago or more when it was written, i believe that was the intent given the politics of the day and given the large caseload. now what we've done since then is give every person the option to do something else. you can either do six hours of work fare or you can go on to jobs and make $15 an hour and work 32 hours a week and get off public assistance. or go to city college for a year and go to vocational training and get a certificate. there's a host of options when someone is in front of our caseworker and they say look, you can do this or if you are physically able,

at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate students achieve their personal best. the results aren't just in her grades. her attitude is different. see how sylvan can work for your child. call 1-800-educate today! >>> welcome back to mornings at 2. it's 4:13 family members of the three women who were killed in friday's veterans home shooting in yountville are telling us more about their lives. >> christine loeber, and dr. jennifer and -- gonzalez. talking to gonzalez's husband and father about what she would have wanted in line of the tragedy. >> jennifer would be the first person to tell us, you guys need to be understanding and compassionate. >> reporter: two men who knew jennifer gonzalez best, herb -- her dad, and her husband of one year, expecting their first child in three months. >> the loss is very tough. it's going to be very tough. but at this point, what we want to do is be her voice again. we want her to be heard. >> heard on what she cared so passionately about, healing and reintegrating military veterans. dr. gonzalez was a teenager when 9/11 ha

at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate students achieve their personal best. the results aren't just in her grades. her attitude is different. see how sylvan can work for your child. call 1-800-educate today! >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:23. more sad news for toys r us. the founder of the company died at age 94. he died of respiratory failure in new york city. this comes a week after the company announced they would be closing all the stores in the united states. he step down as ceo in 1994. >>> u.c. berkeley celebrates its 150th anniversary with a ceremony at haas pavilion this afternoon. thecelebration marks the day that the school was founded 150 years ago. more than 5000 people are expected to attend the event. it includes a colorful selection of alumni holding banners. olympic gold medal winners to nobel prize winners will be present. >>> yesterday, the new toll equipment will be mounted on an overhead structure south of the current golden gate bridge current location. construction could be starting at the end of next year. the new syst