: and yet you still did it. >> reese: to protect you, zoe. >> zoe: no. refuse to be your excuse for something so heinous. you convinced hope that her baby had died so you could sell that child to steffy and taylor. steffy forrester is raising hope's child. hope deserves to know the truth. >> hope: she is such perfection. do you know that? hmm? bet your mommy tells you that all the time. [ chuckles ] gosh! she's so precious. >> steffy: she's so comfortable in your arms. >> hope: [ giggles ] she fits. it's just like...

always slows everything down. >> zoe: yeah.rue. look, flo, what did you mean by "switch babies?" you said that my father had switched babies. >> i told you everything that your father told me. >> zoe: yeah, but, i mean, this little phoebe, who you were et

♪ >> zoe: tell me what's going on now. >> flo: okay.ell, a possibly unstable woman keeps breaking into my apartment, and this time, she asked me to strip down to my underwear, which is absolu-- >> zoe: this is my father's place, so i have every right to be here. and why won't you answer me? what's going on, and how is steffy's baby involved? >> flo: i already told you. i had a baby, and i gave her up for adoption. >> zoe: you don't even know the name of your doctor or the birth date of your baby, and you look like that. so what's really going on, and what does it have to do with my father? >> liam: do you want me

. >> i think we are all trying ♪ >> steffy: zoe, what are you trying to say?> zoe: just that it's understandable, you know, hope's connection to phoebe. >> xander: because of when she was born, so close to her own daughter. right? >> zoe: can't get much closer. you know, when, um, she looks at phoebe, how can she not see beth? >> brooke: seems like being around phoebe would be a constant reminder. >> hope: of my own daughter? yeah, exactly. that's why it's helping. i only got to hold my own baby once. just once.

. >> zoe: [ scoffs ] okay. i guess. >> xander: what -- you guess?re talking about the most romantic day of the year, you know, with all the hearts and the flowers and... and after that bombshell you laid on me the other day, i can understand why you can't think about anything else. >> zoe: i kn

representative zoe lofgren of san jose, is zoe lofgren of representative december. representative zoe lofgren of san jose, is being accompanied by shaima swileh and ali hassan, the yemeni couple who were separated by trump's travel ban on seven muslim- majority countries. shaima was finally granted a waiver to see her dying baby abdullah. abdullah.her dying baby waiver to see granted a finally tonight i ask you to choose greatness. >> in just over two years, since the election, we have launched an unprecedented economic boom, a boom that has rarely been seen before. there's been nothing like it. we have created 5.3 million new jobs, and importantly added 600,000 new manufacturing jobs, something which almost everyone said was impossible to do, but the fact is we are just getting started. [ applause ] wages are rising at the fastest pace in decades, and growing for blue color workers who i promised to fight for, they are growing faster than anyone else thought possible. nearly 5 million americans have been lifted off food stamps. [ applause ] u.s. economy is growing

zoe kleinman, bbc news.f equine flu caused a uk—wide suspension. strict measures are in place to try to stop any further chance of the disease spreading. the decision to resume meetings has been welcomed by the industry and race—goers alike. richard conway is at plumpton in east sussex, where the first race starts shortly. that's right. six races on the card here at plumpton this afternoon. there is a sense of relief that racing has returned. not all the trainers can come back. strict security measures in place. there is a degree of slight confusion over who can and can't race. the british horseracing authority say that will be worked out in the coming days. i enjoyed by dan thomson, the chief executive here at plumpton. we have seen this morning the horses arriving at the course, the bha officials checking vaccinations. how is it running for you? it is great to be back, first and foremost. it is all bha lead. they initiated the locked down upon discovering the virus. they are the ones doing all the text tod

zoe kleinman has been having a look.ere are around 60 elements and minerals from dozens of countries, just a few of them in front of me here. even in microscopic quantities, without them, this wouldn't work. those elements include precious metals, gold, silver, platinum, and in the battery, as well as lithium, you'll find cobalt. cobalt is pretty valuable, that means that there's actually a huge income stream coming into communities that are mining this stuff. and what this does is that it attracts conflict. 60% of the world's supply of cobalt is in the democratic republic of congo. but there are concerns about corruption and child labour in the mines. the fact that we would like a mobile phone we won't have to charge every day, the batteries get a bit bigger. and so that means a bit more cobalt. and it's not the only issue worrying environmental campaigner greenpeace. the elements in your smartphone are coming from three different directions. what is the damage to the environment from getting it from the ground into you

spm shelanned to hav zoe's genetic siblings. what was that like for you getting that?hocked. i was crying for days. like i could barely eat. >> because why? >> i felt embarrassed almost. like here i thought i was doing this thing i thought was in the best interest of my daughter and then it just came back on me in just such a harsh way that made me feel like i did something terrible, like i was a criminal. >> reporter: northwest cryobank does not prohibit dna testing but said concern arises when one uses dna test results to contact a donor and/or his family. the bank says clients have contractually agreed to not independently seek the identity or attempt to contact these individuals. >> reporter: she says that contract was online. >> i mean, you just click the boxes. >> reporter: plus, she says, it's not all about her. >> my daughter is an actual living, breathing, feeling human being who did not sign that contract. >> reporter: and contracts or not, many donor conceived children and their families are finding each other. >> all of us, thousands of us, have made these

our two neighbors fight over a garden fence this new take on john philip from those baroque opera zoe last time is a revelation. by director toby s cuts of the thirty nine year old is breaking boundaries and setting new standards in opera he's in demand all over europe in twenty eighteen he received germany's top theatre prize the fast for best musical theater direction. his productions are fast paced intelligent and often political the prophet tells of a christian baptist sect at a french housing project it's an educational piece about religious radicalization holy water we learn can also be used for waterboarding. then there's opera new art mozart. featuring a desperate narcissism and a perversion of islam. and the blockbuster last weekend cuts aside five retelling of giacomo maya bit as opera casts the portuguese explorer vasco da gama as a space adventure it's an urgent lesson on the consequences of colonialism. cuts us latest project is very these love far as it does this or the power of fate with this piece he wants to explore the history of racism in america. to do that he's ch

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the bbc‘s zoe kleinman has more.bling commission found that the number of children classed as having a gambling problem had quadrupled in the last two years. it cost 450,011 to 16 —year—olds as regular batters, more than those who had taken drugs, smoked or drunk alcohol —— betters. despite strict rules about how gambling firms can advertise, the regular examples of those who slip through the net. matthew spent his birthday money on a mystery box came after senior promoted by a u tube. he had hoped to win a computer. after senior promoted by a u tube. he had hoped to win a computerlj won he had hoped to win a computer.” won a key ring but a pot —— and a pot of slime, but it never arrived. under the new standards, gambling operators will have to check that most of the followers of any social media influences they work with the under 18. sports stars aged under 25 are also banned from appearing, along with certain animated characters from tv and film. the committee is of advertising practice say it is online ads that n

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zoe kleinman, bbc news.igers at longleat safari park on monday nightjust a few days after an endangered sumatran tiger was killed by another tiger at london zoo. let's talk more about this now with wanda mccormick, an animal physiologist and senior lecturer in animal welfare. can you tell us about these incidents as we understand them and what he would consider to be may be out of the ordinary about them because much i think what is out of the ordinary is having those two events happened so close together. it is an oddity of situations. they occurred from different reasons, one was from an intentional effort to try and makes a male and female tiger together for breeding. the other was a situation where animals we re other was a situation where animals were being moved around the enclosure were able to gain access toa enclosure were able to gain access to a paddock they wouldn't normally shed together. what does that tell us what questions do that raise?|j us what questions do that raise?” think it is importa

my wife stacey, kids, kids, jed, zoe, and max, you can go to bed now. daddy won! >> it was so great to say "kids, you can go to bed now". >> that was adorable. >> and they are now 35, 37 and 47. >> but to really understand the man, you have to go back in time, the '70s. henry winkler was the brightest star on the biggest show on television. for near lay decade, "happy days" was must-watch tv. at its peak, 22 million homes tuned in every week. underneath the suave italian tough guy character was a 27-year-old nice jewish boy from new york, worshipped by swarming teenagers. >> 25,000 people showed up when the four of us, ron howard, don most, anson williams, and me, showed up in dallas. and our car was on the other side of the 25,000 people, and i said all right, let me tell you something. you're going to part like the red sea, and they're not going to touch us. we're going to get to that car. and we just walked through. it was the only time i used the fonz. >> the fonz just appeared in front of me. >> the fonz could do anything. so when ralph and potsie accepted a

. >> reporter: 7-month-old zoe was diagnosed with afm three weeks ago. >> despite investigation by cdcts partners, we don't know where afm comes from. we don't know what's causing it. >> reporter: the lack of information has left families like camden's urging health officials to do more. >> never been to washington. i'm kind of glad that i'm doing it for my son. >> reporter: in november chris carr traveled to washington, d.c. with several other item lease to met with members of congress and the cdc. >> it's already hard enough on people that are going through this with their children. it's even harder when you've got to deal with the cdc that's not doing their job. >> reporter: this growing frustration towards health officials is a sentiment that robin roberts feels more than most. >> we did everything the cdc said to do. we did everything a pediatrician tells you to do. and this crazy thing still happened to us. >> reporter: in 2014, after a perfectly normal family pizza night, robin's son carter went from being a healthy 3-year-old boy to a quadriplegic. >> something wasn't right. i

zoe has 12 million followers on youtube, just under 11 million followers on instagram. herfirst novel, it sold 78,000 copies in the first week, setting a record of being the fastest selling debut novel by any author in history. advertising money is being poured into influencer marketing, and the industry is said to be worth $4 billion worldwide and is still growing. it isn't a medium that will go away or be a fad and then disappear the next minute. this is a seismic shift. you now have an audience generation that consume media in a different way than the generation previous to them. you also have a generation of talent or influencers that have access to audiences without the filters of the previous generation, so the editors, commissioners, media owners and bosses. you have direct access to an audience. influencer marketing is a world away from the iconic advertising campaigns of the past. wherever an ad appears, on tv, in print or online, strict rules govern how brands market their products. it must be clear when we are being sold something. and all because the lady lo

zoe kleinman reports.mission found that the number of children classed as having a gambling problem had quadrupled in the last two years. it classed 450,00011 to 16—year—olds as regular betters — more than those who had taken drugs, smoked or drunk alcohol. despite strict rules about how gambling firms can advertise, there are regular examples of those who slip through the net. 13—year—old matthew spent his birthday money on a mystery box game after seeing it promoted by a youtuber. he had hoped to win a computer. i won a keyring and a pot of slime, but it never arrived. under the new standards, gambling operators will have to check that most of the followers of any social media influencers they work with are over 18. sports stars aged under 25 are also banned from appearing, along with certain animated characters from tv and film. the committee of advertising practice say it is online ads that need this new boost of regulation. this rule has been in place for quite a considerable length of time. the indus

tries to thrash ireland last night, most of the players are professional underclass showed the road, zoean in four tries, the bonus point as they beat scotland 28—7 in glasgow. away from the rugby to another difficult day for cricketers in the caribbean as england head into the third day in antigua. england had been skittled out for 187 and it looked like england bowlers would have some revenge in the afternoon, and occasional flamboyant piece of stroke play paid off, stuart broad the pick of the england bowlers, west indies will resume today. in football, tell marnoch missed a chance to narrow the gap on premiership leaders celtic as they lost 2—1 to hearts, goals by stuart naismith did the damage and kill marnoch could not avoid their first home defeat in three months. hull kingston rovers claimed the glory in rugby league and won their opening super league match of the season, i8—i6 opening super league match of the season, 18—16 with the last play of the game. elsewhere there were wins for castleford and salford. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on

muslims and christians i ask the crowds cheer pope francis is cavalcade makes its way slowly into the zoe sports stadium in abu dhabi. all around the catholic faithful here to mark this historic occasion. almost you buy here or see. you know which appears to eat i would imagine that they will see the pope in this country you know that is where you are it's. i never imagined the. last three years with. this the first ever papal mass in the arabian peninsula and what some consider to be the largest show of public christian worship in the gulf arab region public displays of non islamic faith are restricted but on the last day of the pope's visit tens of thousands openly celebrate mass with him. before jesus on the other hand blessid of the poor the me those who remain just even at the cost of appearing in a bad line to. those who are persecuted or join who is correct here jesus or the world . but to understand this let us look at how jesus lived poor in respect of things but wealthy in love and a final message in a country famous for its riches and the end to allow month trip in which the po

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zoe harrison and emily scott amongst the scorers in the visitors' eight—try victory. beat scotland by 28 points to seven in glasgow. in the men's tournament, scotland and italy, live on the bbc this afternoon. so to another difficult day for england's cricketers in the caribbean as west indies built a lead of 85 runs heading into the third day of the second test in antigua. remember, england had been skittled for 187 and, for a time, it looked like their bowlers would have some revenge, in the afternoon. but the windies' patient approach, mixed with the occasional flamboyant shot, paid off and three batsmen scored more than a0. stuart broad was the pick of the bowlers with three wickets, but the west indies will resume in control on 27! for six. kilmarnock missed the chance to narrow the gap on scottish premiership leaders celtic to three points as they lost 2—1 to hearts. goals from sean clare and steven naismith, in a five—minute spell, did the damage. and although jordan jones pulled a goal back, kilmarnock couldn't avoid theirfirst home defeat in three months. hul

zoe he his family were invited to see his body they were sure that no violations were committed and that he had not been tortured but that account turned out to be a lie officials conducted an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death the prosecution has found the death of this person to be the result of several wounds inflicted on him those responsible should face trial according to the law. but taking the perpetrators to justice may prove difficult than security forces usually refuse to let their members be tried in civilian courts and the belated confession has not satisfied it's family or the protesters is the past turned into a public course and the rallying cry for more protests and anger against the government of president obama bashir. in his hometown ahmed's family is still trying to make sense of the loss silence dominates the school where he was teaching his students are unable to get over the shock. of video was made to remember his life he talks about the value of the school teacher to humanity and denounces ahmed's the as equivalent to the killing of the future of an en

zoe harrison and emily scott were amongst the tries for england, eight of them in total.t indies have built a lead of 85 runs heading into the third day of the second test. on a difficult wicket that saw england skittled for 187, it looked like england's bowlers were getting on top in the afternoon. the windies' patient approach, mixed in with the occasional flamboyant strokeplay, typified their impressive series to date. three batsmen made it to the a05, but couldn't kick on. stuart broad was the pick of the bowlers with three wickets england are behind in this game. the only way of getting anything out of this game is they are going to have to bat very, very well in the third innings. i call it the first innings game versus innings. i call it the first innings game versus the fourth innings. england need to set west indies 180 to try and have any chance of winning this game, so that means they've got to match west indies‘ they‘ve got to match west indies‘ score in this second innings. to do that, they are going to have to bat very well. kilmarnock missed the chance to c

you should know because you immigrated from the soviet union zoe i take that to heart ok michael and i can i guess suppose a very clear i suppose the at the end of the day the media will say ok we didn't exactly get it right and i'm being generous here we didn't exactly get it right but we're morally right this is what they can't get over going back to what you said at the very start of this program is that drugs trumps cardinal mistake was not collusion his mistake that he is that he got elected in the first place and this is something the liberal media will never ever come to terms with because they think they're morally superior to the audience that they're propagating to because that's exactly what it is propaganda go ahead michael. you are correct here you and your excellent production staff on the show also come from a point of view of producing news of producing useful valuable opinion related to news that's not what they produce in the legacy media and the right and the left they produce entertainment they produce something that is designed around making a buck and so they ha

zoe harrison and emily scott were amongst the scorers of the roses‘ eight—try victory. test against england with a healthy lead of 85 runs, with 4 first innings wickets remaining. that‘s after they frustrated england‘s bowlers for the most part on day two — closing on 272—for—6. three of their batsmen made it into the 40‘s without converting into half centuries...but for england it was another difficult day in the dirt in antigua. earlier, former england spinner robert croft gave his assessment of the day. the weight that test of cricket is played these days, you seek that ball, and you see players say i cannot see this out. and attacking what they are playing. what was impressive from the west indies point of view, no matter what happened, it is very sprightly. silent movement and up movement as well. whatever happened, , silent movement and up movement as well. whatever happened,, they were able to let it go and face the next ball. they stayed in the same mode of play all the way through. they absorb all of england‘s pressure. in england that catches. at the

that contradicts some of what donald trump zoe said on record, it gives you sense that that is somethinge interested in. —— has already said on record. truthfully, this was incredible political theatre, this was republicans and democrats at times making speeches rather than questioning michael cohen, and at the middle of it all, a man who was going to jail, the democrats clearly believe has information about the president but who at the same time, the republic is kept on pointing out, is convicted liar and according to them someone was looking for a book and deal beyond anything else. as always, chris buckler in washington, many thanks. sharanjit leyl, while michael cohen was delivering that spicer testimony in washington, the president himself was a world away in the vietnamese capitalfor his was a world away in the vietnamese capital for his second summit with north korea's leader. well, that is right because of course, he is right here ina right because of course, he is right here in a noise we have been reporting for his two—day summit with kim jong—un. mr trump reporting for his two

pratt reportedly attends 'zoe church' in los angeles.d not name the church in his post but he says they were there for him during his divorce and never judged him. he went on to say the church has done the same on "countless occasions regardless of sexual orientation... race or gender." (c another blackface controversy... singer katy perry is facing criticism from activists on social media over a pair of her company's shoes. critics say the design resembles blackface - an offensive and racist practice. the shoes were released last summer and were available through several retailers including walmart and dillard's. the director for katy perry collections says the shoes have since been removed.... and there was no intention to 'cause pain.' starting starting tonight with the warriors-- in their final home game before the all-star break. champs hosting utah... and golden state has won 15 of its last 16. crazy scene earlier as klay thompson sprained his left ring finger, but he's back in the game. score is 47-44 warriors at the break full hi

. >> zoe. >> thank you, robin. zoe, love of my life. and we are -- look. with a koala.oodness. oh. but they really do have -- they have a great sense of humor and i really do think that exemplify in our family to live, love and laugh and we really take that to heart. just to try to have a sense of humor about ourself no matter where we are in life. >> i probably shouldn't admit it but my daughter harper saw "the hangover" when she was 11. >> what? >> wow, that's great parenting, george. wow. wow. dad of the year. hmm. >> so you gave me your answer. your daughters have not seen "the hangover." >> my daughters have not seen it nor will they ever. to them it's an audio book. they're not going to see nothing. uh-huh. when they're like, daddy -- it wasn't me. it wasn't me. >> will they see the special? >> well, no, nothing -- they won't see that one neither. no, they won't -- it's a little bit not safe for work, this special and, you know, but it is -- i mean if i bleep out certain things but i do think, you know, it really is the act in many ways is a kind of a love letter

zoe harrison and emily scott were amongst the scorers of the roses' eight—try victory.largely thwarted england's bowlers on another difficult toil in antigua on the second day of the second test match. the windies have moved onto 241 for six, that's a lead of 5a. john campbell was dropped byjos buttler before falling victim to ben stokes just short of his century. stuart broad's grabbed three wickets and moeen ali have picked up a couple of wickets each too but on a pitch that is still helping the bowlers, the home side have been very patient you can follow the proceedings on the bbc sport website and app with the cricket social team... the january transfer window shut in england yesterday but china's is still open and one deal done today is that of marouane fellaini from manchester united to join shandong luneng. the belgium internationaljoined united from everton in august 2013 and made 177 appearances in his time with the club, scoring 22 goals and winning three trophies but had played just three minutes of premier league action under their new interim boss ole gunna

california democratic congressmember zoe lofgren invited shaima swileh, a yemeni mother who had to suen order to receive a travel waiver to see her dying son, a u.s. citizen, because of trump's muslim ban. victorina morales, an undocumented worker who used to work at a trump golf club before going public with her story in december, will accompany new jersey congress member body watson:. the trump organization has fired at least 18 undocumented workers since morales broke her story. tune in tomorrow for democracy now's special coverage of the state of the union. reports have emerged that trump will nominate david malpass, a treasury department official, to be the new head the world bank. malpass is an outspoken critic of the world bank, suggesting it is overly intrusive. he previously worked on wall street as the chief economist of bear stearns. in 2007, he wrote op-edl street journal" titled "don't panic about the credit market" - less than a year before the collapse and subsequent sale of bear stearns amid the 2008 financial crisis. president trump has announced he will nominate david

one of the most whispered about ads of the super bowl. >> let's all experience -- >> reporter: actor zoespering into microphones and nails tapping on the glass. the ad called the pure experience showcasing something called autonomous sensory meridian response, or asmr. when certain audiovisuals are combined to produce a physical response that some describe as a tingling static-like sensation. >> asmr is supposed to create a feeling within you and then that's paired or associated with the product. >> reporter: once only a phenomenon of the internet -- >> unique soft voices. >> reporter: -- where maria known as the gentle whisperer are watched by millions. >> in the middle. >> reporter: maria says for people who are asmr sensitive like her certain sounds and images trigger a relaxing sensation and that asmr videos helped her destress and overcome depression. >> asmr doesn't work for everybody. the same stimulus doesn't work for everybody and i think probably a lot of the people that watch that ad were just confused. >> reporter: but michelob ultra isn't the only major brand trying to tap i

>> questlove: the zoe one was deep. >> jimmy: that was the one that everyone -- ked that yeah, i on >g that though. they just want to -- what is it called? a-s --te >>: asmr. >> jimmy: asmr, where it's like -- you just want to hear people going like -- [ lip smacking ][ ughter ] well, maybe not that. but maybe you want to hear -- you want to hear -- maybe not that but i'm not going to -- [ squeaking ] no, stop it. i don't want to hear -- >> steve: that's not it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you? oh, walking in wet shoes? >> steve: yeah, walking in wet shoes. people love that. >> jimmy: yeah, no. but 's like you want to hear like nails like scratching a a microphone. i just thought it was intesting and different. yeah, but even like the -- >> steve: ispers. they like that kind of thing with the asmr. they love it. [ whispering ] they really enjoy it very, very much. tariq, did you like that commercial? [ laughter ] >> tariq: not so much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i liked that. [ applause ] i liked the -- >> questlove: well -- >> jimmy: i liked the budweiser commercial. >> questlo

it was in his opening statement, and then again when he was asked by congresswoman zoe lofgren about was asking him -- i'm looking back at the trip -- generally speaking this issue of whether he was asked to do anything about the russia investigation, and he says -- i can assure this committee before being appointed -- before appointing me to this position, the president did not ask for nor did i provide any commitments, promises concerning the special counsel's investigation or any other investigation. of course, that was before appointing him. the times story says that he was asked about this while he was attorney general. >> so it maybe by different things. >> they're offering this statement in rebuttal, but there are two time frames involved here. >>> let's bring in danny cevallos. it's an explosive story in "new york times." it says, if you take this to be there was ample public evidence that mr. trump had the corrupt intent to try to derail the mueller investigation, the legal standard for an obstruction of justice case. we're not sure whether it happened or didn't happen. if t

>> questlove: the zoe one was deep. >> jimmy: that was the one that everyone -- >> steve: yeah, i likedeople are doing that though. they just want to -- what is it called? a-s -- >> steve: asmr. >> jimmy: asmr, where it's like -- you just want to hear people going like -- [ lip smacking ] [ laughter ] well, maybe not that. but maybe you want to hear -- you want to hear -- maybe not that. but i'm not going to -- [ squeaking ] no, stop it. i don't want to hear -- >> steve: that's not it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you doing? oh, walking in wet shoes? >> steve: yeah, walking in wet shoes. people love that. >> jimmy: yeah, no. but it's like you want to hear like nails like scratching a a microphone. i just thought it was interesting and different. yeah, but even like the -- >> steve: whispers. they like that kind of thing with the asmr. they lov. commercial? [ laughter ] [ laughter ]>> questlove: oh, o. >> jimmy: blowing in the wind. >> questlove: okay. yeah, that was cool. >> jimmy: that they're using wind energy to make budweiser. >> questlove: you like the oil of olay one, that one?

. >> remembers the name zoe baird, tim geithner.lbur ross for commerce had staff immigration issues. both said they were not aware of it at the time. ross made it through. multiple sources say while nauert's nanny problem is front and center, there were multiple issues that could have made her confirmation hearing unpleasant. she has chosen to avoid all that. >> michelle kosinski joins us now. so do we have a sense of what happens now with nauert's job at the state department? >> nauert has been silent on this, except for a very brief statement that she put out saying that the last two months have been grueling for her family. but tacit within the statement was the fact that not only is she pulling herself out from consideration from u.n. ambassador, but she is leaving the state department all together, and that's not ever explained. so right now there is no nominee for u.n. ambassador, no nominee for under secretary for public diplomacy, and no nominee for spokesperson for the state department, and nor have they even named an actin

illip gomez alons zoe, jakelin caal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this week i had the honor of meeting with a pennsylvania national guard associations which is solely dedicated to more than 19,000 guard members and more than 67,000 guard veterans and their families. national guard is an essential element of the united states military. founded in 1636 as a citizen force organized to protect families and towns from hostile attacks, today's national guard soldiers holds civilian jobs or attend college while maintaining their military training. always ready to defend the american way of life in the event of an emergency. the mission of the pennsylvania national guard is to ensure the pennsylvania national guard is fully funded, manned, equipped, and trained to perform their federal and state missions. that also includes ensuring that members and veterans have the benefits that they have earned. mr. speaker, the pennsyl