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. > yesterday, wold would you that a senate committee was meeting to try and come up with a wo stop those annoying robo calls we get all the time. we knowlbout a new b that could help do that. the traced act has bipartisan if passed, it would increase fines for people who make illegal robo calls, and it would require c telecompanies to use technology tode help intify scammers and spoof numbers. the bill has the backing of attorneys general from every state. the legislation now goes to the senate. >>> it's b a week for a space study. we saw the first images of a black hole in dp space. on thursday, nasa released the results of its one of a kind study on space travel and identical twins. twins scott andark kelly took part in this, right. after scott kelly spent nearly c year in he returned and was compared to his brother, mark, his twin. researchers fou tha the chromosomes that shortened in mark as hect agedlly grew longer in scott while he was in space during the same. ye >> hmm. >> they even found some of scott's gene activity changed aboard the space station. hase returning, 90% returned

you proposed three housing bills that wold include creating a statewide rental data registry as wells developing affordable hous housing. >> i think we need an all of the above strategy. i this the public i demanding that. you look at the challenge that our housing crisis is creating. we need to build 3.5 million more homes here in california. we're 48th in the country with the highest number of people with tfewest number of homes. that disparity is big. we have a third of people in california that are paying 50% or more of their income i rent which is significant. so we have big issues. i don't think there's going to be one thing tha solves this problem, fraly. i thinkt's a package of things that involve building more hoils, ng low income housing, and building housing for what we call missing middle. those folks thatare middle lass, they don't qualify for subsidized housing but they also can't afford the current market rat >>critics of rent control say it seems unfair for property owners a thatit will discourage additional development. >> we need nmore housing becaus we do ha a supp

and the annual income needed to afford that mortgage you wold need to make a little more than 1 marylandear. that is assuming you spent 30% of your income on it. the median home price in atherton is about $6.8 million and the second most expensive beverly hills at close to $4.9 million. >> the bay area news group report also found this stunning number. families with low six-figure incomes cannot afford the median market rent in san francisco san mateo and marin countys. if you want to buy, it' really tough. you need an annual income of at least $200,000 to afford the median mortgage payment in 36% of the bay area's zip codes. >> more than 1,000 people walked through san francisco this morning to help find a cure for ms. abc7 news was long the embarcadero as 1500 people took part in this year's walk ms fund-raiser to help the local chapter raise $350,000. organizers say the efforts are paying off. >> with the help of the ms society and the funds we raise and research we fund, there are now currently 16 medications on the market. there's one for pediatric ms. it's new. there's two for the

there's a wold in which he sets aside the combativeness with house democrats and senate democrats, frankly, and says this is one of these barnett areas where we can make a deal. and there is an equal world where topics on social media, his preoccupation with joe biden, his frustration over immigration, his frustration and also alleged vindication for the mueller probe are what he calls news cameras in and talks to these democrats about. everything on social media colors what he's thinking. >> bob costa, take on any of it. were we right to question barr's agreement with democrats? he may have had every intention of participating in the hearing? >> let's come back to the deutsche bank story, a big development tonight. you have to step back and think about the chess match that's going on between the white house and house democrats. house democrats know that secretary steve mnuchin over there at the treasury department in essence defending the president's tax returns from richie neil, the chairman of the ways and means committee. how do they go after the president's finances knowing that rober

but fothe catholic wold and the church itself, especially in ster,eek leading up to ea the greatest lossthe church would have been the loss of the crown of thorns. the thorns tht crowned jesus' head during his passeon, purcby st. louie 9th in e 13th century, lovingly cared for, preserved during the french revolutionnd veerated by the faithful to this day in this cathedral, that would terrible loss. >> woodruff: why is it the iconic monu ant that wel recognize that it is? >> is an object that's been there long before the eiffel tower, long more the church we're used to sing, that church has been sitting in the heart of paris, its where the origin of paris is. it's the womb, the heart of the entire city, andhe cthedral thilt on that church begun in 1163, carried ough the years, has been the backdrop to all of that amazing history of france that's likely captured the world's imagination. you had napoleon, joan arc at those steps, you had henry 4t 4th returning to the catholic church saying ris is worth a mass on those steps, and then the lives of all of those millions of parisians that have

shudder to think whate we mightin the next year and a half from donald trump and the precedent that it woldlish for future administrations is just as troubling. >> woodruff: are you saying, though, conessman that public opinion really doesn't matter here? >> public opinion always matters, but if impeachable offenses is not aose call, you don't punt on your duty, becausyou're worried about public opinion. look, i grew up in a household where my parents during the watergate era were big nixon supporters. and i remember how hard it was for them and many other nixon rgate, as wes wate began the impeachment inquiry, but you know what? that impchment process, the drawing out of facts, the telling of the full story of the american people caused people to realize, including my own parents, that this president had do some very teble things and we needed to make a change. hopefully thices pro will begin to change some minds as we go forward here, as well. >> woodruff: representative jared huffman of california, we thank you. >> thang you for hae. the growing frustrations of ucators, after a year of t

been rallying in support of their king's position on the israeli palestine conflict king abdullah has woldhat donald trump still to be veiled peace plan has ignored the question of how to divide territory between israelis and palestinians. kept out of the u.s. plan. plays a key role in israel and palestine as custody energy jerusalem mosque compound which is home to both muslim and jewish holy sites. now a large hardline muslim group is threatening to protest during indonesia's elections on wednesday if it suspects that cheating is going on president joker widowed is expected to win a second term in office but his main opponent is already making allegations of a regularities now it's a claim that's been seized upon by some who want to take indonesia in a more conservative direction when he reports from the capital jakarta the mosque known for its conservative preaching there was a final message for worshippers before the election campaigning in places of worship is illegal and while the a mom was careful with his words it was clear he wants his followers to vote for. or to become president

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with the mirkada center daniel brings wold. and trump administration security clearance was national security attorney. and discuss new york city's congestion fee on vehicles entering it's congested streets with transportation consultant bruce schaller. be sure to watch cspan's washington journal live at 7 eastern, join the discussion. >>> watch the american story unfold on american history tv, saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on oral histories. with an interview of a world war ii navajo code talker. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america. looking back at nato's tenth anniversary and at 9:00 p.m. rocket girls, the women of nasa's jet propullings laboratory, this weekend on american history tv on cspan3. by a one vote majority members of the british house of commons voted to force prime minister theresa may to the ask for another extension in the brexit process in order to achd a no-deal scenario. in comes as talks continue between conservatives and labor mps aimed at breaking the brexit deadlock. prime minister may took quest