wagner: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. mrs. eaker pro tempore: wagner, the gentlewoman from missouri, is recognized. mrs. wagner: i rise in support h.r. 4029, the tribal eligibility for homeless 2019.ance grants act of according to a study from the u.s. department of housing and rban development, homelessness on tribal lands often looks different from many areas of the country. homelessness often results in overcrowding in housing that is already in short and rapidly agery and deteriorating. households in tribal areas are overcrowded nationally.just 2% these overcrowded conditions hide the problem of homelessness these communities. in 1996, the native american ousing assistance and self-determination act was passed to give tribes one larger flexible block grant to meet their housing needs. as a result, tribes are h.u.d.'s for individual housing assistance programs. allow tribal d communities to be eligible to pply for and receive h.u.d.'s local continuum of care grants. e

wagner. chairman thompson, ranking member rogers, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today on behalf of u.s. customs and border protection. i would like to begin with a few excerpts from the 9/11 commission report. when people travel internationally, they move through portals, may seek for a passport, may apply for visa, may stop at ticket gates at airports and sea ports. they pass through arrival points. they may transit to another gate to get to another plane. each chance is a screening. the job of protection is shared among the many defined check points. by taking advantage of them all, we need not depend on anyone in the system to do the whole job. the challenge is to see common problem across agencies and functions and develop a conceptual framework and architecture for effective screening system throughout government and indeed in private enterprise agencies and firms at those portals balance civil liberties. these problems should be addressed

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wagner this is just an urban legend these are russian reservists nothing more. wherever they are 30 years after the fall of the soviet union the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa in october african heads of state gathered in sochi during the event russian security firms like wagner's patriot or shields attempted to learn new business opportunities that. over 5 he's mutual trains between russia and various african countries more than doubled to exceed $20000000000.00 whether that is a lot of my call he called it great numbers but i cannot say great i do not think it's enough to be away had to ladies and gentlemen $7700000000.00 of that comes from trade with egypt which is about 40 percent of the total at the request of president twitterer the security council approved imports of russian weapons last december now they're providing both arms and training the instruction is happening in russian and the soldiers have been trained to understand the russian language. a good time when the west in notably friends the former colonial power and the united s

>> now stepping up to the plate, a psa mint 9 honus wagner. >> go, honus. >> yay! come on.n heritage live. another bidder just jumped on. let's sell this thing. $33,000. >> the bidding ends at $33,750. >> yeah! very good! all right! >> their weekend earnings, including online sales, total $133,000, lifting the black swamp find total to $1.85 million. [ cheers and applause ] are you satisfied tonight? >> i'm ecstatic. and you know the person that's buying it wants it and appreciates it, and he's gonna add it to his collection. and maybe he'll pass it on to his family. >> a box stored and forgotten in the attic for over a century eventually changes a collectibles industry forever, along with the lives of the 20 hench grandchildren. so far, the black swamp find is like a slugger with 40 home runs at the all-star break -- well on track to surpass the goal set by peter calderon. >> there's still 10 more sets to sell, and we're still averaging almost $200,000 a set. >> and in the card-collecting market, the game's never over till the last man is out. what would grandpa say? >> i

ann er in, wagner, could he-e co-sponsor. i would like to thank my chairwoman of the financial services committee, the honorable maxine waters. who fought fearlessly to help us get this passed. i cannot do this without acknowledging the ranking member, the honorable mr. mchenry, who fought also to get it passed. in fact, it passed out of the committee unanimously because of waters and mchenry. because of the honorable ann wagner. it passed out of the committee unanimously. the bill came to the floor and again 290 of the members of this congress voted for it. i salute all of the persons who helped to make this possible. just a quick word about the bill. five minutes is not nearly enough to thank all the people associated with it. and i have a long list of persons that i shall place in the record at some point. least of which will be the staff. staff really worked diligently and tirelessly to get this bill passed as well. but the bill itself, after natural disasters in this country, we have been relegated to starting a process

he has also staged many operas going back to wagner again and again his 1st time was knowing playing at the by avoid festival in 1987. to leave a film chorley many of your colleagues vendors last frontier were also supposed to direct him by roy but they shied away from doing it what's so difficult about staging wagner is that he can help operates according to different rules. from directors can't expect to use the same criteria and the same working methods as they do in the cinema that was always clear so i told the singers and the others that we had to forget that i work in the film. i said that we had a task and that there would only be an opera when the whole world transformed into music and the gun seat belt in music from the. plane. so that some fear back to film you've been in some very extreme places in the mountains in the amazon underwater in the desert on the ice caps is there anything else that you're still seeking or that you'd like to explore more. than i'd like to go to the space station or to the moon. or i'd like to make a short visit to mars if that ever becomes poss

fort pleasant was captain thomas wagner -- by the way, wagner is a really interesting guy. i don't know if there is enough stuff for a biography that he sat on some of washington's military courts when they condemned young men to death for desertion. ok, most important of all is fort loudon in winchester. because that was the base of winchester's defense of the frontier. a hugely important place. it was the center of operations for the entire western frontier and washington spent a huge amount of time there from where he went to all of the outlying outposts. fort loudon, you can see that is loudon street running north is to the left and running south is to the right. that is north loudoun street you see running through it. washington designed it and oversaw the building of it. hugely important. i love this painting by erik -- is he here today? i love this because it shows that relative to the town, this fort was enormous. it just kind of was overwhelming as a presence in town. a huge investment by the british. maybe as much as 10,000 pounds plus all of the ancillary economi

be then goes on to participate in this meeting that's yevgeny progress isn't he's the head of the wagner group i'm going to ask you a says someone who's been involved in in the military will self tell us a little more about this man and the outfit that he runs they were also i believe involved in syria. yes about now group is their private security company in russia. the 1st. stuff was and dumped in eastern mccain yeah where they supported the separatists and crania and to. to build their own entity political entity and that but now there are about it in syria as well and the mountains of a lot backyard in the syrian desert this is and where. the russia needs deniability in any action that was taken that should be taken by these groups may be massacres or something like this the same as. the private security groups interacted. with blackwater and others and now did they do is that they are joining fully for have thought in eastern libya is very dangerous because. there are not that hook and eyes in russia offer surely but. practically there are taking part in the conflict in libya with o

or to john's production to a stop since then folks wagner has been gradually dropping its contracts with prevent which responded by trying to buy a v.w. small us suppliers prevent claims we w. blocked its takeover bids breaching competition laws. planned arbitration talks aimed at ending the strike at lufthansa have been cancelled at the last minute germany's biggest airline has been facing the largest strike in its history. who forced thousands of flights cancellations over several days flight attendants union better wages as well as improved conditions for temporary work. and that's it from me on the business team here in berlin for more business figure out all websites those t w dot com slash business and to follow us on social media say 40 news that's up next right after this quick look at global markets. if it's big it's cool. the biggest chill the biggest aircraft the biggest the biggest car and so on. made in germany wants to find out what's behind this train. is always better. and how will this affect our natural. source made in germany. to. enter the conflict zone with tim sebas

thank you to bloomberg's kurt wagner and ben brody.ing up, we talk investing in enterprise startups. a firm announces a $157 million funding. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter. check us out @technology. be sure to follow our global breaking news network on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: just eight years ago, new york-based venture firm bold star ventures raised funds. now it raised $157 million across two funds. both tomic enterprise software startups. the news comes just days after softbank announced $2 billion funding for its second division -- second vision fund, also focusing closely on enterprise startups. for more on the latest funding, we are joined by boldstart ventures partner ed sim. as you look at the landscape with these new funds and fresh capital where you see the best , opportunities and where to invest? for us, it's about the digital translation of the fortune 500. if you think of every fortune 500 as a software company, from cloud computing to a developer first atmosphere is an awesome opportuni

alex wagner interviewed the california senator for the showtime series "the circus."ed to sit silently as a juror. have you thought about the psychology of that? >> yeah. i thought about my own psychology. [ laughter ] i mean, i've never been able to sit on my hands and so -- we'll there is aot of this that is -- that has precedent and some of it that does not. >> in the meantime, you will practice self-discipline. >> i'm going toll try. [ laughter ] >> and alex wagner joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, guys. it's good to see you in person. >> it is difficult to picture kamala harris sitting silent as a juror. >> there are six democrats who are senators running for president. kamala harris is a former prosecutor. she says i am the person that knows how these impeachment proceedings should run and yet her role when it goes to the senate is to sit quietly as a juror. >> can she do that? >> you see she's saying, look, i've thought about this. it will it will be hard for me to sit on my hands to say nothing that all of these democrats want to be in iowa at preci

auto giants production to a stop since then folks wagner has been gradually dropping its contract with prevent which was bonded by trying to buy a v.w. small us suppliers prevent claims b.w. blocked its takeover bids breaching competition laws. talks aimed at ending the strike of lufthansa have been canceled at the last minute germany's biggest airline has been facing the largest strike in its history it will call back cabin crew forced thousands of flights consolations over several days tendons union better wages as well as improved conditions for temporary work. and that's it from me on the business team in berlin from all business check out all websites those dot com slash business and follow us on social media stay tuned for news that's up next right after this quick look at global markets. how is your view of the world. where i come from that all is that good to cisco it's just like this chinese fluids that's measure of where i am always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany china's food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things

. >> all he said was, "who's gonna buy something from bill wagner?" from very clean-cut to start wearing brighter-colored shirts, and then his hair grew long. >> how important a name is he? >> there are no comparables. >> he leaves behind a puzzle. >> oh, the sun is shining. or it's an egg. are you sure these go together? >> it's always a mystery. >> this is all your dad's? >> it's a very small portion of the art that he produced. >> how do you handle an 8-ton inheritance? >> every single day, i've thought, "what am i going to do with it?" [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

her name, heidi wagner. >> as a baby she was favored. everybody loved her. she could do no wrong. >> autumn was one of heidi's four sisters. >> she was just special and she'd walk into the room and she'd -- she's ready for that good time. >> heidi grew up with no fewer than seven older siblings. >> tell me about her growing up. >> she was a fun-loving girl. she was rather shy though so heidi seemed like an appropriate name. >> heidi's mom, janet. >> when we got together we were loud and boistrous. she got embarrassed easily. she'd hide her face. >> as heidi got older, she was cute and bubbly, but make no mistake, heidi was no pushover. >> she was kind of intimidating. for being so small you wouldn't think so. >> at just 20 heidi started working in the not entirely live feminine gas and chemical industry outside of salt lake city. >> we worked with chemicals and gases, crazy things you wouldn't expect girls to do. >> heidi seemed to thrive in a workplace that favored hard hats and heels. >> it was dangerous, if you don't follow the rules. in fact quote from h

i'm kurt wagner in for emily chang. join shery ahn in new york and haidi stroud-watts in sydney to bring you the latest global tech news. let's take a look at the top global tech stories of the day. haidi? haidi: investor confidence in europe's e-scooter sharing market is not slowing down. sweden's technology announced it closed $85 million in new funding. this follows an october funding round of $60 million. tencent is entering the indian insurance market. the chinese giant bought a 10% stake in indian online insurance aggregator policy bazaar. , the latest in the backing of the indian startup. it also invests in a ride-hailer and a food delivery platform. the deal was signed earlier this week. and, tesla is showing off its first batch of chinese-made cars. the model 3's were built in the shanghai giga-factory, which broke ground in january. it is working with local authorities to obtain manufacturing certification by year end. those are the top global tech stories we are watching. shery: another single day record for

heidy wagner. >> as the baby, she was favored. everybody loved her. she could do no wrong. >> autumn was one of heidy's four sisters. >> she was just special. you know, she'd walk into the room and she's ready for that good time. >> heidy grew up with no fewer than seven older siblings. tell me about her growing up. >> she was a fun-loving girl. she was rather shy, though, so heidy seemed an appropriate name. >> heidy's mom, janet. >> the family would get together and we were kind of loud and boisterous sometimes and she kind of got embarrassed easily. she'd hide her face. >> as heidy got older, she was still cute and bubbly, but make no mistake. heidy was no pushover. >> she was kind of intimidating, actually. for being so small, you wouldn't think so. >> at just 20, heidy started working in the not entirely feminine gas and chemical industry just outside salt lake city. sandi sanchez was one of heidy's co-workers. >> we worked with hazardous chemicals and gasses. crazy things that you wouldn't expect a couple of girls to want to do. >> heidy seemed

but a major windstorm last year knocked down almost all of the trees here in wagner. was. there not all but one local went out the next day i felt like a friend had died with a. fall from. the high winds blew down trees across entire mountainsides. fabio has been coming to this area for 13 years to find just the right kind of wood for centuries the forest has provided wood for violence guitars and pianos the wood gives the instruments an excellent sound and resonance but now fabio is trying to save what he can. with this trunk has a good diameter and a good texture. but this crack here shows that the tree split when it was knocked over so i can't use it. but i meant that although being in. the wood is processed at fabio small factory down in the valley this is where mountain spruce is converted into tone wood and resonance wood. fabio's customers include a number of major companies that produce musical instruments. this finally cut tone wood will be used to make violins it's been sorted by age and quality. more than 300 years ago antonio stradivari crafted his violins from

former teammate, bobby wagner currently has the upper hand. >> richard is a person that will not let you live that down to the following season unless you beat him at basketball in his house. he will denied but i'm pretty sure he has house cameras in his house, we can find some footage. >> they will last that your son, on monday when they slap on the chin straps, it is gametime. ready to go. >> game on. thank you. we will be right back. >>> that's it for us at 5 pm. we will see you back here at 6 pm. >> the cbs weekend news is next. we always have updates on sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com. we will see you in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: developing tonight, tale of the transcript. president trump now promising to release details of another call with ukraine, this as republicans demand their own list of witnesses to testify in the peevment inquiry. on the rise-- the massacre of nine americans in mexico, spotlightings a new wave of violence across the border. insight tonight into why that region is becoming more dangerous. deadly toxin. scientists zero in on what could b

my sister and mary lou were at robert wagner junior high school. they would've been around 74 years of age. i don't know. i think we would've have some family association. cd i don't recognize the name at all. go ahead pamela. >> thank you for the siportunity i'm from jackson mississippi. i watched the pbs documentary the other night until about three in the morning. when i was growing up we always started with wire all of these people from new york coming down to mississippi. a why did you whited black new yorkers both connect to the children in the south. again thank you pamela. it's all great points. my dad was a fundraiser for the civil rights movement. and he travels the country. but the whole point of them going down south was to help bring visibility to the civil rights movement. the only way we have achieved change. it was the children's march. the activities in birmingham. that was after outrage from people all over the country. they had watched dog speed unleashed and threatened with those children. and tumbling into each other. they need

coach david wagner couldn't care less. alfredsson bogus and restore the host lead from the spot but the visitors came back again from behind bars and come back nicking in the tutu from another caligiuri free kick. no one no one to see more. with 8 minutes left i mean are it's pounced on a fatal mistake before slinking through the outspoken defense to seal the whip after an october killed throughout the match when it is back on track just as shock our. alfred surely does when does lead us down to toughen hime failed to impress posting just one win in his 1st 6 week and things but lately it's means moves again slowly part of bone the hosts got off to a quick stop robots go opened his boon does legal recounts for the soldiers free came from says he makes his sounds quarter of an hour in the slick lives or how they cut his job back doubled leads to job and then himself sent a cross over to your look cardiac coolly controls it dodge his marker and hits home with the flow. of. the story 1st top goals were enough to secure hoffen

follows from the off and you heartless don't you hope to not tired woman off think it assumes you wagner and boston out there will be ok i'm sick of what is happening and tour as 15 any kind of the lines affected and my contact and mention of an o.t. can generally belling absolute pleasure my own time i missed about finances and the steak hadn't attacked me now. i would have hurt the seated saw the devil rates in southern california and outside because she mumbles he needs a good going jim just. what a slave is though yes it's based on my time in spain. and yeah i was begging outside the tube station played my guitar and putting a hat out you know and. yeah when i wrote this song. actually my my cousin was on honeymoon and he came up the stairs and he saw me and he said you should be ashamed of yourself i'm going to tell your dad you know and and i said please don't tell my parents you know that that i'm doing this and that's where the line please don't tell the folks back home i nearly made sure. so yeah it's a song about my life yeah in the end they had of her on. disagreeing duffy he

night, he's already looking for his bragging rights against his old team but, former teammate, babbie wagneras the upper hand. >> is a person is not going to let you live that down to the following season, unless you give up basketball, and his house. deny it, but i'm pretty sure, a guy like that has cameras in his house. and, finds of footage. >> reporter: but, this version of the rivalry still has a long ways to go to match what it was earlier in the decade. >> do you miss jim harbaugh being in the league? >> yeah, yeah, i liked him a lot, i think is a great ball coach and, he will like me saying this but i love beating him. >> [ laughter ] >> if he wants to bring the wolverines in there, okay we will play him. let's go. in >> good stuff, i tell you what, we are spoiled. primetime here, primetime monday night, i'm going back inside, i'll have the post game report and our late show at 11:00. guys, back to you. >> don't have too much fun. >> she says that everybody picked up the ante. >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. >> norah o'donnell is here with a preview. >>> we ask a former top c

spoke to solder wagner act from the german left party and she told us the art pieces bring to life hypocrisy when it comes to freedom of speach. as. this culture attracts attention to this incredible scandal it is to journalists and whistleblowers who uncover crimes are sitting in jail today while those who committed these crimes are not held accountable this has nothing to do with the rule of law and therefore it is very good that we are now so close to the right because here is the federal government which could have started to act on this issue a long time ago and for example could provide a sound or snowden asylum in germany. meanwhile there are serious concerns over wiki leaks co-founder julian a song she was in a u.k. prison this week more than 60 doctors wrote an open letter to the british home secretary saying a song could die in prison they base their assessments on eyewitness accounts following an october quarter parents it was reported then that assad couldn't recall his date of birth at the herring and when asked whether he could understand what was happening here straining repli

faction of germany's a f t party says it's being isolated by politicians from all the parties marcus wagnersays members of alternative for germany often denied even such simple courtesies as a hunch ache. are the local parliament factions warned the more embittered radical and unelectable by constant blame defamation and marginalization . according to the f.t. other parties in the region have jointly introduced about 44 proposals into the local parliament that's since 2017 all of them without the f.t.'s participation a member of the party was also tonight the vice chair position in the parliament of north rhine-westphalia however while the majority of parties that decided to cut all the contacts with the f.t. some think that good manners should never be forgotten the f.t. is a political opponent which we must contest well solving the country's problems this is what we do for example with our 0 tolerance policy internal security to turn a greeting is not a proof of political closeness just good manners the f.t. currently holds around 8 percent of the seats in the parliament of north rhine-we

coming up next monica jones has the latest on folks wagners big push into electric mobility that's after a break up business news coming up and don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock and our web site as you doubly dot com you can also follow us on facebook comment on the touchy mother and the new steam thank you captain a. climate change. bill indeed. environmental. globalization. biodiversity species conservation exploitation quality. human rights displacement. global local action. global 3060 minutes on the team. w. . canceling. carefully. don't look to suit your needs to get. discover who. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. i was a few when i arrived here i slept with a single people in a room for a very similar it was harsh for. i even got white hair. benjamin language me a lot this gives me a little push maybe to interrupt lives and say you want to do their story the muslims are fighting and reliable information for margaret. and you're awful folks spot the german chancellor is among its guests as it's cheap electric modest into produ

neil wagner exposing their brutal batting as england were bowled out with more than 21 overs to sparephases of their career where they are not as consistent in making the scores that they would like. that seems to marry up the fact that i've taken on the captaincy. i'm not too worried about it. i know that it's obviously frustrating and this game, in particular, found two dreadful ways to get out. but i'm not far away. england's captain was speaking before news of archer's abuse emerged. now his side will look to thursday's second test hoping for change — on and off the pitch. katie gornall, bbc news. the inventor of the world wide web has accused the conservatives of spreading misinformation during the general election campaign. sir tim berners—lee described the renaming of a tory twitter account as a fact—checking body as "impersonation". our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones spoke to him and hejoins me now. what was the context? i was speaking to him about something will be contract for the web, a huge contract for the web, a huge contract he has launched to try to put his

neil wagner exposing their brittle batching, as england were bowled out with more than 21 overs to sparen we thought we had chances to really push the game on. the period in their innings as well where we got for down, five down, and you thought, we have an opportunity to make good inroads. just did not quite manage to do that. again, you have to give credit to a site that is played very well and made the most of what is a very good wicket. england's captain was speaking before the news of the racial abuse. now they will face new zealand in the second test, hoping to get changed both on and off the pitch. there is one game in the premier league this evening. and it involves steve bruce taking his current team to his former one. aston villa are playing newcastle at villa park, with the home side hoping to pull a litle further away from the relegation zone. that's all the sport for now. the spoty nominees announced today. we will have a little profile at half past ten p:m., when we will have sportsday. hugh, thanks so much. students at almost half of all uk universities are facing disrupti

charge of the european commission this sunday should be defrosted woman in that news top job earlier wagner lyon outlined her plans for the presidency in strasburg saying she would focus on the quality and the environment and now let's get you more now why are brussels chief a max hoffman is a strasburg where he listened to president elect outlined her plans a max what is the number one issue on europeans minds that the new commission president is going to have to tackle one issue that's definitely on top of the list in many countries and according to a new study definitely on top of the list in germany is the fight against climate change and that fits well because the number one topic. is also the fight against climate change they call it a new green deal for europe so that will be her absolute top priority they actually want to table a proposal for legislation for this green deal within 100 days which is very ambitious to say the least but you have to keep in mind it's not only about what europeans want what will happen with this commission in the next 5 years will have repercussions all

russian maisonette is belonging to the wagner's company which the russian foreign ministry denied it several times but in all cases military commanders with the government of national called have been saying that they have seen on the front lines russian military individuals fighting for have to martine or ride for now thank you very much indeed i'm sure that summit we're going to be following up on a bit later on thank you. we've got a lot more to come here at al-jazeera including blocking the way rescue efforts hampered in northwestern kenya after dozens of killed in landslides. me amount goes to trial at the international court of justice. genocide allegations against the ranger al jazeera can shed new light on these alleged crimes. hello there plans a widespread rain across much of indonesia what you will note is not all see as a bit of a break in the rain showers across into luzon that they're all still if you watch the forecast certainly on monday but they will begin to ease they'll stay further to the south meanwhile the rains are really quite far south across much of borneo a