but howell questions the reason for wilcox's move and the reason for his expulsion, which he believessecret. both wilcox and moriarty have been named on the list of confirmed clergymen accused of sexual abuse. >> there's no denying it anymore for them. >> reporter: in an emailed statement a morrow school spokesperson writes quote morrow catholic high school stands with survivors of abuse and denounces those who have perpetrated these crimes. we pray that the bravery of this surviving in sharing his story inspires other survivors to come forward. >> it's no longer a secret, it's no longer something that's stuffed down inside me. if doing this reaches one other survivor from the people who did this to me or others, then it was all worth it. >> reporter: the lawsuit asks for damages for physical and mental pain and suffering, as well as for past and future medical expenses. >> powerful and meaningful testimony. >>> all 41 members of the house judiciary committee are meeting right now, likely to spend more hours arguing for and against impeaching president trump. the panel may resume its

and we also have clyde wilcox here with us in the studio and our hot he's from georgetown university well picking up where we left off clyde we're talking about this hugely partisan process what's become a hugely partisan process and the potential defections of people when it gets to a senate trial do you see anything like that happening we do know about that one individual who might switch sides i don't see many defections in the house of representatives but there is talk in the senate if they had a secret ballot that there would be quite a few republican defections there are some conversation about possibly negotiating with mcconnell over republicans at the caucus there's good shit with because all about witnesses in exchange the rules and something i have no idea but in d.c. right now so i'm not sure whether that's likely but i think one of the great norm violations here is that mcconnell has said publicly that he's coordinating openly with the white house on everything about the trial he's going to take an oath that says he's an impartial juror that's not the way impartial jurors

affected depending on what what happens well we'll continue talking about this in just a moment clyde wilcox from georgetown university here in doha thank you for joining us as well as the rest of our panel alan baron in washington d.c. and philip bobbitt in new york while you are all watching special coverage here on al-jazeera as the final debate continues over whether to impeach the president of the united states you're watching live pictures now of that debate from capitol hill where trump is facing charges of abusing his power and obstructing congress that impeachment version is expected in the coming hours and will obviously bring that to you live as it happens but for now to other news. and i'm going to hunt you over to lauren in london at our european broadcast center. that says if i can very much and starting with lebanon's caretaker prime minister saad hariri say he's not putting himself forward as a candidate to head the new government it is a day before formal consultations which take place between a president and parliamentary blocs does it designate the next leader at well larr

well let's now speak to clyde wilcox who's a professor of government at georgetown university here into how he joins me cried the democrats didn't really want to do this did they nancy pelosi was reluctant to even begin this process they had their hand forced yes they really did mean the evidence is overwhelming here we had the trumps the ambassador to the e.u. testify explicitly it was a quid pro quo everyone was involved now he's not just clumps nominee he's a man who gave trump a $1000000.00 for his inaugural ball right so this is a strong trump supporter admitting if there was an explicit quid pro quo for foreign policy they had no choice really but this may not play out very well for the democrats heading into an election so i don't think it will really hurt them it is true i listened to your correspondent say the quid pro quo is a technical term but in so what that's the law right here so i don't think it will hurt the democrats i don't think it will help the republicans it's you know this is a year from the election so it will be a wash i think we've been looking at all these opi

the next time cal coach justin wilcox and illinois coach lovie smith are standing across from each other will be at levi stadium during the red box bowl. >> looking forward to the game. have a ton of respect for illinois. it's going to take our best to win. >> we're pumped up for the chance to play the bowl game. this is a big deal for us. >> reporter: this is another building block for both programs. this season both teams struggled through four loses games. they beat stanford for the first time in 11 years. the illini's victory came over wisconsin. >> they're sound, have dangerous players. >> lovie smith made a name for himself in the nfl and he's doing both jobs at illinois. >> he has a super reputation. he's an excellent coach and it's well deserved. >> reporter: this is a home game for the golden bears. berkeley is located just over 40 miles away from levi stadium. >> i don't know if that's much of an advantage. our record at home versus the road wouldn't support that. we're glad to be here. they're not satisfied just being there. >> he's hoping to show well. that doesn't get it don

at that point i mean to thank all of our panel of experts that's clyde wilcox here with me in die hard alan baron here's with us from washington d.c. and philip bobbitt he's with us from new york thank you for all of our guests they're going to stay with us as we continue our special coverage here of the impeachment proceedings well right now it's 20 g.m.t. that's 3 pm in washington d.c. and when our 3 hours into the final debate over whether to impeach the president of the united states democrats and republicans in the house of representatives are currently making their case about whether or not donald trump violated the constitution he's accused of withholding aid to the to ukraine to pressurize and to investigation his political rival the democrat controlled house is expected to make trump the 3rd president to be impeached in u.s. history trump has dismissed the process as an assault on america democratic speaker of the house nancy pelosi opens that debate calling for both sides to put aside their part of the ship and to vote in the interest of the country it is tragic that the pres

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so david both wilcox and he said i want to do this all over the world it is it is a great piece he called it actually a work for all centuries which was a very nice thing to say. thank you a great pleasure well before how it plays of the royal albert hall tomorrow he'll play us out with walking in the air in a moment that's it for the show will be back on saturday with ledger journalist and filmmaker john pilger to take us through the aftermath of the u.k. general election and what it will mean for the dirty war on the n.h.s. his latest documentary to brokers next week he has had like with walking in the air . it. to and. and and. a and. and and. and. and. and. all the in. the. so stacey are continuing on our south american tour and as you can see behind me we are in rio de janeiro oh my god so beautiful so much going on this is a country in transition. the syrian army captures a key location in. the road to the last terrorist stronghold in the country. driving in france where punishing new levies are coming into force for s.u.v.s and trucks in the. u.k. arms sales to the saudi coalition

so david wohl wilcox he said i want to do this all over the world it is it is a great piece he called it actually a work for all centuries which was a very nice thing to say how did like thank you a great pleasure well before how it plays of the royal albert hall tomorrow he'll play us out with walking in the air in a moment that's it for the show will be back on saturday with ledger journalist and filmmaker john pilger to take us through the aftermath of the u.k. general election and what it will mean for the dirty war on the n.h.s. his latest documentary to be broken is next week he has had like with walking in the air. in it. to and. and and. a and. and and. and. and. and. and. the. and the. and. this is this is a stick from a water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad was there the litter bugs are throwing us away industry should be blamed for all this waste to company has long promised to reuse the plastic. that's. their plastic cr

just before the half, wilcox says we're going for it. fourth and goal from the three.hristopher brown jr. touchdown. that paid off. 21-10 cal the at the half. evan weaver didn't bring the ncaa all-time tackling record, but everything else worked out nicely for the bears defe andopetens pked by jalen hawkins and cal wins the red box bowl 35-20. >> feels really good, and i'm really proud of this group of guys right here. we put a stamp on the 2019 season, and this is great momentum for our program moving forward. but i want everybody to enjoy this win. it took a lot to get here, and it'snee a bowl win for the bears and this is big. >> we have all of our starters returning back on offense. next year is going to be a crazy win for the offense. >> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino.ca they have not played in the rose bowl since 1960. that is their goal for and mine super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your mov

so david wohl wilcox he said i want to do this all over the world it is it is a great piece he called it actually a work for all centuries which was a very nice thing to say i would like thank you a great pleasure well before how it plays of the royal albert hall tomorrow he'll play us out with walking in the air in a moment that's it for the show will be back on saturday with ledger journalist and filmmaker john pilger to take us through the aftermath of the u.k. general election and what it will mean for the dead he wore on the n.h.s. his latest documentary to brokers next week he has how do with walking in the air. to. our land and i. to a. god . god. god. you know world of big partisan logs and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. it's a let me. ask i would and will. pick i could. n

media shows well if you're just joining us i'd like to introduce you to our panel they are clyde wilcox is a professor of government here at georgetown university and there are michael isikoff here is the chief investigative correspondent of yahoo news in washington d.c. and philip bobbitt who is associate counsel to the office of the president under president carter and is a professor also a columbia law school i'm going to thank you all for now to stay with me but i do also want to bring you all back to capitol hill where the u.s. house is currently debasing the 2 articles of impeachment against president donald trump the house speaker nancy pelosi and her opening remarks said that trump by violating the constitution gave lawmakers no choice but to pursue impeachment trump is facing charges of abusing his power and obstructing congress in their investigation that impeachment vote is expected in the coming hours. it is tragic that the president's reckless actions make impeachment necessary he gave us no choice what we are discussing today is the established fact that the president viol

their white house correspondent thank you kimberly we'll leave it there for now and speak to cried wilcox he is a professor of government at georgetown university here in doha just picking up on something that kennedy was talking about there she was talking about impeachment fatigue is that and peter fatigue already i mean what we're just starting potentially a very long senate trial in january how is the public perceiving this whole process today who want to see a trial go forward you know the public is not paying a lot of attention because the details are complicated and too too obscure for the public to pay much attention to trump supporters are buying his line that he did nothing wrong but you know a motive a different world where donald trump was a different man where he could say i did something wrong where he could be like bill clinton and say you know. as i had this phone call it seemed bright but now that i look at it it was over the line and then we didn't have republicans saying he did nothing wrong you know there's no republican in congress who really thinks he does nothing wr

. >>> cal head coach justin wilcox told his team last week after their victory they're allowed to celebrate the win for 36 hours instead of the customary 24. ucla had a rainy rose bowl. it never rains in southern california. but sometimes it does. screen pass, and polk breaks free. 44 yards. gash garb eers. garbers we know he can run it and he's making guys miss. 17 yards. puts them inside the roan. red zone. kris brown jr. 21-10. what a run that was. 28-18 as he scores his second time this game. doer ab thompson robinson's pass picked off by a diving ashton davis. cal wins 20-18. the their first win versus ucla at the rose bowl since 2009. sanford hosting notre dame. the cardinal off to a good start. the fade from davis mills to bryson trumaine. 17-7 stanlford early on. here come the fighting irish. ian book. chase pl chase clay pool. his second score of the day. notre dame's first win on the farm since 2007. the cardinal finished the year at 4-8. san jose state winning against fresno state. first quarter, scoreless. jorge reyna rolling out and finds jared rice, 38-yard connection, 7-30 bu

guven wilcox both teams keeping busy these last few days taking in the bay area sights including a tripo alcatraz and enjoying last week's sunny weather. >> getting to go to alcatraz and the warriors game. 65 degrees in the bay area, we're excited to be here. >> so 20,000 people are expected at this afternoon's game so that will likely mean some traffic backups. expect highways 101, 237, 880, great american parkway and the expressway to be sluggish. authorities are encouraging you to take public transportation to the stadium. kickoff sfiment estimated for 1:05 as i mentioned and there's also going to be a fly joer by the california air force base - flyover by the california air force base. >>> flowers and horses around the country are all focused on southern california for the next several days. they're all taking part in the 130 -- annual 131st parade. tons and tons of other types of flowers but it also includes straw, nuts, roots, leaves and trees and each of those is applied by hand. >>> the work goes on all year but obviously right now is when the most concentrated work has to happe

ahead of the debate and the impeachment vote later on today well in the meantime let's go to clyde wilcox he's a professor of government at georgetown university here in doha thank you for joining me in the studio are you played let's begin with the significance of today for americans it is we're going into an election year and what's going to have to make up their mind about who they vote for how closely a people watching the impeachment proceedings this part of it not so much right i mean this is a much more complicated story than nixon or clinton would be in the nixon case of breaking and entering and stealing things and hush money the case is about sex which everyone would like to watch this is a complicated story and most americans are honestly not that familiar with foreign policy if they have a real trial in the senate and i think the public will pay more attention so the $1.00 thing which i'm really curious about is this is happening so there's going to be this impeachment vote today then it presumably goes to the senate trial but the republicans hold a majority in the senate and

wilcox happy about his recruiting class that. is the sporting life.t tran lats. that is the sporting life for right now. it is 11:00. >>> the witnesses are that the president withheld some of the documents that the president withheld from us and we would hope that that information would be available in a trial. but right now the president is impeached. >> house speaker, nancy pelosi, suggested she might delay articles of impeachment to the u.s. president until she knows the process is fair. >> here are the final tallies of the vote. 230 to 197. 229 to 198 on obstruction of congress. the day-long drama played out in the house of representatives and the battle to come. >> reporter: only three democrats sided with republicans today. nancy pelosi kept the tone solemn. no cheering. >> it is tragic that the president's reckless actions make

janet wilcox as head of the fda center for drug evaluation and research. here's what she said -- lack of reliable supply of critical medicines creates a significant risk to national security, not just for our military but for all of our citizens. that is just what you were just talking about, right? that is right. you do not have to hack the electric grid or fire a missile to take a country down. and our military -- think of the young men and women in the south china sea on the aircraft carriers. they are looking out on an adversary and they are dependent on that adversary for basic medicines, the ingredients to make them. it is remarkable. but i am delighted, on a positive note, with "china rx" and the hearings on capitol hill, that word has gotten out, and people are now seeing this as a tremendous national security risk that we have to tend to quickly. host: back to our phone lines, let's talk jim, who comes from cheyenne, wyoming. caller: earlier, it was stated no one in the government is responsible for our drug supply. i am wondering who is responsib

cal football head coach justin wilcox informing his guys they're going to stay in the bay this seasonember 30th. >> just proud of how our team finished the season. enabled us to be in this position to get into the red box bowl and all of our fans being here locally and able to come support us and play an opponent like illinois, so it's exciting for everybody. >> it's going to be a great environment and great for the cal program and two back to back bowl games to finish up my career is wonderful. >> abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. con grats to the women's soccer team at stanford. >> with that, that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas, abc 7 news continues tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. from the entire abc 7 news team, ithere's my career...'s more to me than hiv. my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicine

. >>> cal head coach justin wilcox told his team after last week's big game over stanford they were allowedd a chance to pick up win number 7 against ucla on saturday night. it never rains in southern california but sometimes it actually does. there it is. first quarter chase garbers screen pass to polk and he breaks free. 44 yards for the score and watch garbers urging him on. get on into the end zone. game tied at 7. garbers made it 14-10 on a sneak in the second. in the third number 7 had some wheels, too, dashes for 17 yards, puts cal inside the red zone. remember the bears are undefeated when he plays the whole game this season. chris brown jr. made it 21-10 after ucla scored brown again, second score of the game, 28-18 golden bears. ucla driving now. dorian thompson, robinson pascal picked often by ashton davis. cal wins 21-18. first win at the rose bowl since 2009. >>> stanford and david shaw finishing out the season hosting notre dame on saturday. out of the shotgun a fade round, davis to tremaine, to perfection, 17-7 stanford early. but here comes notre dame. in book. deep ball to

cal continues to build under coach wilcox. they signed 25 players.d lsu. he'll be a nice weapon for gar bers and. playing arizona state in hoops. up 51-19. they've hit nine threes in the first half. >> that's at the half. 51. >> thamgs, larry. >>> join us tonight at 11:00. >>> another thing to worry about if you're traveling this holiday season. how to protect yourself from juice jacking at the airport. >> no kidding. >>> caught in the act. wait until you see what this food delivery driver does after dropping off the meal. >>> tonight at 8:00, live in front of a studio audience, all in the family and good times. blackish, followed by mixedish and abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that does it for us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. all of us, we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 11:00. shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. we're rated number one in customer satisfaction ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- an information professio

on this month, get the overall picture, this football program is headed in the rightunder justin wilcoxsociated press first all-american squad pac-10 defensive player of the are already led the nation in total tackles and he is the first first-team all-american from cal since 2006. like i said, they are headed in the right direction. downright groundbreaking and check this out. in london, a new world dart champion and it is the first. check this out. >> ♪ >> -- >> -- smashes the glass. >> -- she smashes the glass ceiling. the first ever. look at that glass. the first ever woman to win the world dart championship right there. this is great. 19 years old, loves doing handstand tricks on his skateboard and he is totally blind. get this. he was born with perfect vision but at the age of 7 was diagnosed with an eye condition that caused him to lose his side and he did not let him let that keep him down. obviously. that is pretty sensational vicki is going to be in the olympic sports. >> really. >> thanks for joining us. >> see you later. once again, i'm sorry that the demonstration didn't qu

justin wilcox clearly has this program on the rise. cal did not lose a game when garber was healthy. they won every game. so one last note on the raiders, because jon gruden said today, we know they're going to vegas, but otas, training camp, training camp is in napa again and all the other activities, they're not going to vegas until the games start. so not quite done yet. >> so their fans will get to see them. will we see derek carr is the question. >>> join us tonight for the abc 7 news at 11:00. >> a busy night for thieves in one east bay city. six burglaries in one night. luckily surveillance video captured the crooks in action. i'm cornell bernard. that story at 11:00. >>> and a new year means new laws. we'll take a closer look at the ones that will impact your kids and their school. >>> and tonight's prime time lineup. at 8:00 catch "spider-man: homecoming." >> jimmy kimmel live comes on at 11:35. >>> that is it for the abc 7 news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for spencer christian, larry beil, we h

. >> reporter: host sadie wilcox got her guest coast, djs nick and kristen, up to speed. >> nic off witho keep your eye out for the bloorpz at the end. >> reporter: and once the live audience was in place, they were off. >> hi. i'm sadie. >> reporter: the cho show stands for children's hospital oakland. for the last five years, it's gone live every week from the hospital's team lounge and can be watched from each of the 190 hospital beds. >> shout-out to all those kids watching in the rooms. >> reporter: they do a little trivia. >> brandon right know the answer. all right. >> reporter: and since not everyone can come, anyone can call in. >> daniel. >> reporter: right answers of course get you a prize. >> what color is a panda? >> black and white. >> all right. [ applause ] reporter: so will winning this edition of name that tune. >> thank you so much. you got the right answer. >>eporter: there's no shortage of prizes. >> what was the song? >> reporter: also highlights art. >> caleb and colin are in the room and they're giving us other fun facts about the hospital. >> reporter: and showca

according to analysts, the bears have made major improvements under head coach, justin wilcox.lgame in 4 year's. that is something the crowd does not want to hear. illinois last won in 2011, between ucla. this is there first trip with lovie smith as the coach. we caught up with one cal fan. he says he is ready for a good time with all of the fans and his family. >> nothing like having a home game right here in your backyard. we are season ticket holders for caliphate golden bears. we are here to rally for our squad in the home with the win. >> reporter: 20,000 people expected this afternoon. that will likely mean traffic backups. as you can imagine. expect i was 101, 237, 880, lawrence especially, great america parkway and santa monica especially to be flooded starting in 20 or 30 minutes. the same for the evening commute. tasman drive is closed there the ceremony. officials encourage you to take public hesitation to the stadium. stadium gates open at 11:00 with free game coverage starting at 12:30 here on ktvu. this is the pre-tailgate tailgate. having a good time. a lot of co

the iteration of a bowl game featuring justin wilcox. 7-5 cal taking on luv have i smipt and his fantastic they take the field december 30th in santa clara. >> the fans, you know, the chance that they can get to the game a little bit easier, hopefully. that's a huge bonus, and our players were jacked up. >> it's been a long time since we've been in a bowl. we're pumped up about it. >> the fact that we're going come over here, have great events, food. they're going to do things in this bowl game they probably wouldn't have done in four years living in the bay area. and probably the same for the coaches. >> we're kind of the visiting team a little bit. we have a lot of alumni here that are kind of pumped up about it too. again, anxious to get to the game. >> now we first reported this a few weeks ago, but the san francisco giants have finally made it official. they are relocating the bullpen so they're no long other tonight field where they can be dangerous. they're also changing the outfield dimensions. you're seeing where the new bullpens will go. but nothing radical in terms of the new di

. >> cal head coach justin wilcox told his team after last week's big game offer stanford they were allowedrate that win for 36 hours. cal had a chance to pick up win number 7 against ucla on saturday need. it never rains in southern california but sometimes it actually does. there it is. first quarter chase garbers screen pass to polk and he breaks free. 44 yards for the score and watch garbers urging him on. get on into the end zone. game tied at 7. gashers made it 14-10 on a sneak in the second. in the third number 7 had some wheels, too, dashes for 17 yards, puts cal inside the red zone. remember the bears are undefeated when he plays the whole game this season. chris brown jr. made it 21-10 after ucla scored brown again, second score of the game, 28-18 golden bears. ucla driving now. dorian thompson, robinson pascal between 21-18. >> stand dord and david shaw finishing out the season hosting notre dame on saturday. out of the shotgun a fade round, davis to tremaine, to perfection, 17-7 stanford early. but here comes notre dame. deep ball to chase claypool 41 yards for the score, 21-17

. >>> justin wilcox told his team after last week's big game over stanford they are allowed to celebrated a chance to pick up a win over ucla on saturday night. it never rains in southern california but sometimes it does. chase game tied at 7. here in the third number 7 had some wheels, too. dashes for 17 yards put cal inside the red zone. chris brown jr. made it 21-10. brown again, second score of the game, 28-18. ucla driving now. picked off by a diving ashton davis. cal wins 20-18 their seventh win this year. stanford on saturday. the fade route to tremaine to perfection. 17-7 early. then here tomorrow's notre dame 41 yards for the score, 21-17 notre dame at the break. third quarter book to clay pool across the middle second score of the day, notre dame's first win down on the farm since 2007. they win 45-24. the cardinals finish the year at 4-8. touchdown 38 yards 7-0 dogs. the sparty party got started a little late. josh love makes it a 16-10 game. packer, he wants to score. get in the end zone. sparty has the lead. the pass is tipped and that will do it. incomplete. sparty wins the

it's wilcox plant, the design that was breached could have been anticipated. davis bessey had a similar incident in 1978, the year before, the valve that failed was manufactured by dresser industries. had a 10% failure rate. the man is absolutely misinformed. the monitors went off stack. filters were clogged. the monitors at that time could only absorb low-level amounts of radiation. if you look at the dose inventory, the amount of radiation released which is still controversial because we didn't have exact measurements, we're looking at anything from 10 million curries to 200 currys. and we're looking at columbia, pittsburgh, and the health study last year which found increased thyroid cancer at penn state, clearly the facts on the ground demonstrate people were harmed by three mile island, there were huge releases of radiation. when he interviewed there are was people that lived in the pathway of radiation exposure, they all reported the same thing. folks around here don't lie. they reported metallic taste, sunburn, eye irritation, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea

according to analysts, the bears have made some pretty major improvements under the head coach justin wilcoxthey haven't won a bowl game in four years. they look to change that today. illinois last one a bowl game in 2011. this is their first pro season. many predictions are still putting the golden bears on top. we will see what happens there this afternoon. the gates open at 11:00 and there will be a fly over ahead of kickoff, which is scheduled for 1:05. should be a pretty good matchup. >>> thank you for that. it should be a pretty nice day for everyone headed out there. now home to the nfc west champs. >> just have to drop that in there. >> the weather will be nice. >> may be a little breezy or windy. the system from yesterday has said, i am on my way. it's left behind a little fog. i have a good friend in clear lake. cloudy with fog at lake level. in lake county this morning, we had a lot of 30s. and the rainfall is just over a half inch. a tad surprising. i agree with that. i had to do a double take of my rain gauge as well. steady rain yesterday. last night most of it was after about

we have another in a town called wilcox, arizona. that is not too far from the border of arizona. it is remote, which we like. the proving ground up in utah and then the edwards air force base in california. next up is a big moment for us. it is what we call a paddleboard test. this will be conducted at the white sands test facility. rolllly, this vehicle will out to the launch pad in the very near future. you will see this test, if all goes well, with our final preparations in november. to us, that is a very big steppingstone leading up to our test flight. we will fly in unscrewed orbital an uncrewed orbital test like that will adopt the international space station prior to putting it crew on board in the near future. again, that is just a little summary. i look forward to your questions but this is what the future of spaceflight holds. thank you. [applause] ok.ne: now for our next speaker. hans koenigsmann is the vice president of the build and play lighting at spacex where he leads the companies polity and engine or process development team, he oversees the launch readiness pro

janet wilcox as head of the fda center for drug evaluation and research.e's what she said -- lack of reliable supply of critical medicines creates a significant risk to national security, not just for our military but for all of our citizens. that is just what you were just talking about, right? that is right. you do not have to hack the electric grid or fire a missile to take a country down. and our military -- think of the young men and women in the south china sea on the aircraft carriers. they are looking out on an adversary and they are dependent on that adversary for basic medicines, the ingredients to make them. it is remarkable. but i am delighted, on a positive note, with "china rx" and the hearings on capitol hill, that word has gotten out, and people are now seeing this as a tremendous national security risk that we have to tend to quickly. host: back to our phone lines, let's talk jim, who comes from cheyenne, wyoming. caller: earlier, it was stated no one in the government is responsible for our drug supply. i am wondering who is responsible h