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but we have a responsibility toto use our current funds in a way that makes sense best for veterans and taxpayers. we proposed a part of the process that would revise the individual unemployability benefit. the budget is a process. this was part of a menu of opportunities that we had for thinking how we could make the budget process better. as i began to listen to veterans and their concerns and vso's in particular, it became clear that this would be hurting some veterans. and that this would be a take away from veterans who can't afford to have those benefits taken away. i'm really concerned about that. so what i'd like to say is that this is part of a process. we have to be looking at ways to doing things better, but i'm not going to support policies that hurt veterans. and so i would look forward to working with you and all the members of the committee on figuring out how we can do this better. we have benefit numbers and targets we have to hit. but we shouldn't be doing things that are going to be hurting veterans that can't afford to lose these benefits. >> i appreciate hearing tha

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us. their message is ththat if we listen, they willll continue to provide for genenerations toto come. >>> live from our studios here in tokyo, this is nhk "newsline." i'm james tengan. >>> panama has established diplomatic relations with china and is severing formal ties with taiwan. beijing says the country now recognizes the one china policy, that the island is part of its territory.

-backed forces fighting in raqqa have access toto white phosphorus munitions. the apparent use of white phphosphorous came t the same nt as a u.s.-backed coalition airstrike reportedly hit an internet cafe, killing as many as 14 civililians. the syrianan observatory for hun rights says one of the civilians killed was an activist who was in the m middle of sending a report to the monitoring group when the airstrike destroyed the al-hason net internet cafe. in afghanistan, u.s. troops are accused of killing a civilian and his two children outside his home this morning in nangarhar province. a local afghan official says the u.s. troops opened fire, killing the three civilians after the soldiers car was hit by roadside bomb. meanwhile, three u.s. soldiers were killed on saturday, also in nangarhar provincece, when an afghan army commando turned on the u.s. troops. the u.s. and afghan army were in the middle of a joint military operation in achin district when the killings took place. six u.s. soldiers have died in afghanistan so far this year. in iraq, at least 21 people were kille

we don't do a lot to help us make decisions but as we go to the systems like they class machine we have the ability toto collect data and we have to take a step forward and become more mature in the use of that data. were trying to figure out how to make use of the data to make better decisions going forward. it's against it host of different applications. what type of maintenance do you do? the commercial industry is light years ahead of us. we have to get better at it. to the data portion of an, the navy needs to on the data so we can make decisions about what we're going to do.o. >> thank you. as you grow the size of the fleet and extend service, how much do you dissipate the on m will increase as he could toward that ship number. our you concern that it will eat into the amount of money for procurement and new bill? >> like a car and in our experience we would say nimitz s is now 42 years old, they do take a bit more maintenance towards the end of their life. if you're going to get to 355 ships you'll have to recognize that you'll have a higher on m costs. if you go into this thinking you will grow

i want a $25 minimum wage toto work but it just doesn't. thank you both for joining usnk you. >> tucker: bernie sanders hasn't ruled out another presidential run in 2020. some concerns with that, though. you may have to worry about his wife going to prison in the meantime. we will tell you why the fbi is investigating her. it is happening. we have got details after the break. (baby crying) (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ringing) (audience cheering) working my canister off to clean and shine and give proven protection against fading and aging. he won't use those copycat wipes. hi...doing anything later? ooh, the quiet type. i like that. armor all original protectant. it's easy to look good. ♪ >> tucker: bernie sanders hasn't ruled out running for president again in 2020. he would be almost 80, but we don't judge. if he does want to run, it's possible he would have to do it while his wife sits in a prison cell. b according to politico, bernie and his wife jane sanders just hired a lawyer in response to a scandal that has been gestating a lo

it wants everyone toto know thee are no limits on what we can do to you. if you opposose us. if you want to expose things we have done in secret that are a a legal or deceitful or wrong, look at what we have just done to bradley manning. if you want to oppose our foreign policy, look at the people on this board t that we sent to prison for decades for doing, really, nothing. if you wanant to oppose our foreign policy, look at the guantÁnanamo detainees who have been tortured and are starting to die in that camp without any hope of ever escaping. it is a purposeful way of creating this climate of fear as a means of pacifying people and prpreventing anybody from opposg or meaningfufully challenging wt they are doing even when it comes to exercising the rights of the constitutution. of fear is most palpable to me whehen i speak to people whoho live in mususlim communities s in the uninited states, , where they believe, my ofof them, with h great r reasot every conversation they have on their televisionon and every e-mail exchange they have with their friends or family are being

has a bearing as a human being toto day then i think we have an obligation to share it and to keep them isolated i think that is where the criticism should go to help us understand where we have been we need to share that the book that has just come out is incredibly important how did we get to the punitive moment or with these tough politics to embrace that led us down this path? and you cannot read your book as well to say now i get what we did wrong.i migh and how i might do that differently. so the highest level of research integrity. >> as you were speaking was thinking currently on a national level talking about the state level suppression of evidence basically a and concurrently contemporarily with the torture report from the united states senate we have never see the actual report just a summary from dianne feinstein in the head of the intelligence committee was interviewing director comey they have called back all copies of the report and basically they are trying to suppress it so we will never know the basic issues to note that torture does not work if you interview most americansill sa most will say it is bad but it works but that is not t

you, good toto have you on the program, good afternoon where you are. tell usaged to win the vote yesterday on the labour party amendment. will her confidence. her through? >> the expectation is the final vote on the package will be in her favor. working majority of 13, that is with the support of northern island's party. one of the problematic moments she faces is an amendment put forward by the cross party mp's calling for more equal abortion-rights for the women in northern ireland, specifically allowing, which would allow them to travel to england and have abortion funded by the nhs, which is enjoyed by people in england, wales and it's scholar, but not by the women in northern ireland. the dop is very conservative, and there is a lot of support for that particular motion within the conservative party itself. anna: if she fails on anything today, that could be the thing to trip her up. another labour party mms they want to attach -- amendment they want to attach to the queen's speech, it concerns keeping benefits of the single market and the customs union i

one year my wife and i went toto the marketplace right now if we go on a family plan it hikes up to 1000 plus. i'm a teacher, so when you look at that money and how it affects usen - you look at the top, it's like how can you even and how can ceos even live with themselves with the amount of money they're making? >> guest: the affordable care act had a provision that restricts how much profit insurance properties could make on individual policies. they had to have a set issue of premiums too payouts. the future of that is uncertain now under the new system.oo if the new system iseen implemented. when you look at the rate increases we have seen today they cannot really be attributed to ceo pay, but since then really it has more to do with fil insurance company. they been looking at the proportion of people they been enrolling and with a new twistgu for 2017 going into 2018 the additional certainty they have o around the trump administration's action. >> one of the things the affordable care act and not touch as healthcare prices. these affect not just people in the individual market but all those to get insurance through work through our employers. the healthcar

toto remove these fake covers frohis s propertities. the head of the environmental protection agency met privately with dow chemical's ceo ahead of an epa decision to allow the use of a pesticide that has sickened farm workers and is known to cause brain damage in children. the associated press reports epa chief scott pruitt met for about half an hour with dow ceo andrew liveris at a hotel in houston, texas, on march 9. 20 days later pruitt's agency , unexpectedly reversed course and approved use of the pesticide, which is manufactured by dow. meanwhile, the epa has announced new plans to roll back an obama administration policy that environmentalists say will remove drinking water safeguards for one in three americans and threaten wetlands and thousands of streams that flow into larger rivers and lakes. the 2015 regulation determined more than half of the country's waterways are covered under the clean water act. in a statement tuesday, epa chief scott pruitt announced plans to rescind the rule and launch a review of which water bodies will fall under federal protection. meanwhile, the intercept reports that the person trump has appointed to head the epa agency

toto reviewing. >> i would be happy to. >> thank you. >> the denver airport has been pursuing key infrastructure projects to develop its aeronautical land-use to raise additional revenue for reinvestment. unfortunately they have run into red tape. do you think there's opportunities to eliminate reform these burdensome regulations i can hamper this type of redevelopment and reinvestment. if so could you describe some steps the department is taking to illuminate the redtape. >> we are working on addressing the permitting activity of the infrastructure proposal. many are very interested in helping to enhancing infrastructure, but in certain states they are actually discriminated against and unable to participate in the structure needs. that's another area you didn't specifically ask about but we are at work on that. one example of how we can perhaps ease the permitting process without compromising environmental concerns is some procedures are occurring sequentially, whether we can have them occur concurrently. something as simple as that can shorten the permitting process. >> thank you very much. i don't know if senator leenk brought this up o