reagan's burg was not only important because it became a bishop seems fairly early on the danube was a significant trade and traffic route. and here on its banks in the old town hall the perpetual diet was held for over 140 years. from the 17th to the early 19th century and reagan spoke was actually the capital of europe a bit like brussels today. the natural diet was convened in $1663.00 just a few years after that that she is. the representatives from all countries from all cities gathered here they were supposed to discuss taxes and military issues but the talks then dragged on for so long that they never came to a final agreement until the horror at least not for 143 years until 1806 is to someone that 6 the one that the. next i have an appointment with my ts fi tak at the noise plots where he shows me the outlines of the former jewish synagogue. dragons' burg is like many mediæval cities if you dig here it's likely you'll discover something in 1905 traces of the 2000 year history of the city were uncovered during construction work on 9 far plots. with her. work and as you've pr

located in the very heart of the city it's a reagan's burg institution the former brewery was taken over by students in 1977 and turned into a french style beast. what i loved about reagan's very is the fact that there is an interesting story waiting around every corner from the romans to the middle ages of the efforts of solving early european conflicts and the right stack plus the regional specialties are delicious no wonder really the very after all. our 3rd and last stop is past all the city lines on the banks of 3 rivers. and this is where the danube and is reversed meet. and right in the middle of it all is the beautiful old town. the rivers are both a blessing and a curse they've made past all prone to floods but for centuries the waterways were important treaty routes the wealth brought to the city is reflected in its architecture. for example the festival both it's almost 800 years old and one of the largest surviving mediæval fortress complexes in europe. from the top there is a great view over the city of 3 rivers. i've always wanted to visit possible because of its spec

if you're ever in reagan's burg and looking for a really great place to eat this is the spot our faith located in the very heart of the city it's a reagan's birth institution the former brewery was taken over by students in 1977 and turned into a french style beast. what i loved about reagan's very is the fact that there is an interesting story waiting around every corner from the romans to the middle ages of the efforts of solving early european conflicts and the right stack plus the regional specialties are delicious no wonder really the very after all. our 3rd and last stop is pastel the city lies on the banks of 3 with this. this is where the danube in it is reversed meet. and bright in the middle of it all is the beautiful old town. the rivers are both a blessing and a curse they may pass all prone to floods but for centuries the waterways were important treaty routes the wealth brought to the city is reflected in its architecture. for example the 1st all bows it's almost 800 years old and one of the largest surviving mediæval fortress complexes in europe. from the top there is a

to do so gough and shelter were demolished by say on sunday will see leverkusen hosting berg false burg playing minds as well frankfurt and berlin see the match day aunt on monday evening for the opening weekend of the 70th for lin international film festival and one of the films from airing saturday is a quirky western outlaws in the wilds of oregon some 200 years ago they had a cunning plan to get rich let's take a 1st look at 1st. imagine the wild west only without the wild no stagecoaches attacks no indian tribe exterminated. and yet there is something threatening in the year the whole time. that he's the greatest chief meant the 1st really good film in this year's competition. for american director killing rock out this isn't the 1st time she's made such an atypical western she's just not into gunslingers it's really just a story about friendship and a cow. that's right i count a rich businessman brings her to oregon then she inspires 2 friends a cook and a chinese immigrant to develop a business idea they steal the cows milk at night use it to bake delicious cookies and sell them

lots of hardline ridiculous get you more on these are diametrically opposed perspectives in london burg it's mass and in brussels again for you want to start in london if i may with you better get a promise of course just in playing hardball it seems a sounding very confrontational even hinting that he might walk away from talks with the e.u. if he doesn't agree to you rather doesn't use agree to the u.k. so demands is he just bluffing is this part of a pretty detailed kind of negotiation tactic or is he serious. well we've really seen a shifting and the u.k. government's position on this whereas during the referendum campaign there was talk about more or less free access to the single market and it shifted to frictionless as possible and now it seems that the prime minister is saying well if we can't have the deal that we want which is a free trade deal of canada style then it's actually ok and then we can just accept no deal so similary the government is also prepared businesses for some friction so it does seem that the government is serious and that for them the political gains of t

when this latest soccer on track frankfurt have extended their own bait and start to 2025 no win over burg on friday america defended timothy chandler continued his incredible scoring run with 2 goals either side of half time is now scored for this calendar year philip cost it completed the route deep into injury time the wind sees frankfurt move into the top half of the table for the time being . well movie buffs start to have much longer to wait to find out who take home top honors at this year's oscars crews have been putting the final touches on the red carpet at the los angeles theater where the academy awards ceremony will take place on sunday for a 2nd here there will be no designated host instead a cast of some of hollywood's biggest stars will hand out the 2 dozen highly coveted gold statue it. is a reminder of the top story we're following for you germany's ruling party is holding crisis talks with the junior coalition partner over a political scandal involving the far right it comes out of the cd use of regional leaders brokered to boot by teaming up with the right wing to elect

to makes that great gaines barrel burge into a seven-day service. he has made at a very compelling case. they would certainly be looking at the average in the infrastructure review. that requires investment in early years. does the prime minister regret that. it will two greater funding and support. >> that is why we are putting record times now. 14billion pounds going into education and it is under this government that you will see the biggest improvement is under this government. we have with a strong dynamic economy. and we are able to make those investments precisely because of our sensible management of the economy. at the cost of 1 million pounds per week it's nothing short of a national scandal. we need to make sure that it never happens again. one of the many scandals of the last labor government. this is that what they did. with 18 billion pounds in exchange for 12 billion pounds of hospital assets. that is how the labor runs in government. let's not let it happen again. >> think you mister speaker. a witchhunt against the former police off

to makes that great gaines barrel burge into a seven-day service. he has made at a very compelling case. they would certainly be looking at the average in the infrastructure review. that requires investment in early years. does the prime minister regret that. it will two greater funding and support. >> that is why we are putting record times now. 14billion pounds going into education and it is under this government that you will see the biggest improvement is under this government. we have with a strong dynamic economy. and we are able to make those investments precisely because of our sensible management of the economy. 1 million pounds per week it's nothing short of a national scandal. we need to make sure that it never happens again. one of the many scandals of the last labor government. this is that what they did. with 18 billion pounds in exchange for 12 billion pounds of hospital assets. that is how the labor runs in government. let's not let it happen again. >> think you mister speaker. a witchhunt against the former police officers who serve

if you're ever in reagan's burg and looking for a really great place to eat this is the spot our faith located in the very heart of the city it's a reagan's birth institution the former brewery was taken over by students in 1977 and turned into a french style beast. what i loved about reagan's bring is the fact that there is an interesting story waiting around every corner from the romans to the middle ages of the efforts of solving early european conflicts and the right stack plus the regional specialties are delicious no wonder really in the very after all. our 3rd and last stop is pass out the city lines on the banks of the river this. this is where the danube and is reversed meet. and right in the middle of it all is the beautiful old town. the rivers are both a blessing and a curse they've made past all prone to floods but for centuries the waterways were important treaty routes the wealth brought to the city is reflected in its architecture. for example the festival it's almost 800 years old and one of the largest surviving mediæval fortress complexes in europe. from the top the

dragons' burg is like many many evil cities if you dig here it's likely you'll discover something in 1905 traces of the 2000 year history of the city were uncovered during construction work on plots. with her. you're. looking as you've probably noticed we're underground now some version with the wall with the ark that's classical middle ages about 700 to 800 years old. it's now if you take a step forward and look down over the parapet you see those stones. they may not look that special but they're from roman times 2000 years ago. and if we go through this arc we come to a 2nd cellar. composes of the what's interesting here is that all the sellers in the documentation center come from the former jewish quarter in reagan's org this. is the ins and so what we're seeing here are traces of the jewish families in a very can support the excavations took 3 years and archaeologists even found a gold treasure the documentation center doesn't have signs or a big means on sen the structure can only be accessed on guided visits but don't let that scare you off it's really worth it. next to the h

position of eons of starting the state would like to exploited whole part of the decision to move to monte burg the wind turbines not far from his house on an old slag heap are 1st and foremost a disturbance a piece of industry that interrupts the peace and makes the reindeer nervous. the covert fight for mineral resources and the sami area has only just begun. but it's encouraging that now they have the law on their side. well we go back in history now to nazi germany where jews and others who faced religious or political persecution were often stripped of their citizenship they were false leave the country all fled to avoid being sent to concentration camps where near certain death awaits it. later the germany's new postwar constitution contained article 116 a guarantee that citizenship would be restored to victims and their descendants. from forced foreigners one of the many who supplications have been turned down a no say it's high time for germany to do more to keep its promises what stefan foist fan was born in berlin in 1937 but has lived in the u.k. for as long as he can remember my fat

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those polarizing views of left the nato secretary-general un spalted burg somewhat stranded in the middle he's attempted to bring everyone together by rolling out the classic good nights behind a common enemy they don't come much more common than russia we all saw face earth competition from a more assertive russia made dollars or responding countering russia's attempts to interfere in our democracies but that doesn't sit well with the public recent research shows that it's part of people in nato member states don't think that their country should support a nato ally in a conflict with russia i asked the people here on the streets of munich what they thought about transatlantic friction in the alliance. the ideas of how to menace. different. europe doesn't like confrontation so it likes to avoid confrontation the us social a bit more tendency to go for confrontation we are europe we are not america so we must look only for europe 1st and so we can work to get a bit of america despite the divide was always there are you guys always fight for its own interests but i think that since tom bec

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set lots of hardline ridiculous get you more on these diametrically opposed perspectives in london burg it's mass and in brussels again for you want to start in london if i may with you better get a promise of course just in playing hardball it seems a sounding very confrontational even hinting that he might walk away from talks with the e.u. if he doesn't agree to it you rather doesn't use agree to the u.k. so demands is he just bluffing is this part of a pretty deal kind of negotiation tactic or is he serious. well we freely seen shifting and the u.k. government's position on this whereas during the referendum campaign there was talk about more or less free access to the single market and it shifted to frictionless as possible and now it seems that the prime minister is saying well if we can't have the deal that we want which is a free trade deal of canada style then it's actually ok and then we can just accept no deal so similary the government is also prepared businesses for some friction so it does seem that the government is serious and that for them the political gains of threats

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workers holding the doors shut against powerful winds in spartan burg, south carolina. in knoxville, tennessee, torrential rains flooding roads. and in alabama, one person was killed when severe storms swept through. homes destroyed, some washed away. a very anxious night ahead with ice, snow coming behind this. abc's steve osunsami leading us off from atlanta tonight. >> reporter: across parts of the south this evening, thunderbolts are raining down and families recovering from severe storms today are bracing for more tonight. the tornado sirens were blaring in athens, georgia. in uptown charlotte, there were warnings to take cover. a reported tornado was approaching the city. >> all of this county is in a tornado warning right now. a lot of folks in schools. >> reporter: at this south carolina preschool, children were singing to themselves as they sheltered in the hallways. at this furniture store in span tanburg, they had to hold onto this door to keep the high winds from blowing it away. these are the heavy rains in knoxville, tennessee, and the flooded roads. in ga

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those polarizing views of left the nato secretary-general un spalted burg somewhat stranded in the middle he's attempted to bring everyone together by rolling out the classic unite behind a common enemy they don't come much more common than russia we all saw face her competition from a more assertive russia made dollars or responding countering russia's attempts to interfere in our democracies but that doesn't sit well with the public recent research shows that it's half the people in nato member states don't think that their country should support a nato ally in a conflict with russia i asked the people here on the streets of munich what they thought about transatlantic friction in the alliance. the ideas of how to menace. different. europe doesn't like confrontation so it likes to avoid confrontation the us social bit more tendency to go for confrontation we are europe we are not america so so we must look only for europe 1st and so we can work to get a bit of america distinctness didn't vide was always there or us always fought for its own interests but i think that since charmed becam

they interviewed him in an am burg without telling him what they were doing or that he was the subject of the investigation. he didn't have a lawyer present of course. they didn't advise him of his rights. they schemed and planned. lou: what's the next step. >> to file a reply brief on the miss conduct. love it conduct -- lou: the justice department understands what they did to this man. this is horrific that our justice department doesn't have the integrity to stand up and say this man has been wrong. >> attorney general barr and u.s. attorney durham said the opening of crossfire hurricane was suspect. they confirm the opening of the investigation into the trump team which led to the prosecution of flynn is suspect. given that, shouldn't they in the least freeze the investigation of this prosecution until they figure out what was up and what was down about it? they think there is information it was opened improperly. if it was, you can organize, and i am sure sydney would, this is fruit of the poison tree and they shouldn't be pursuing this. there is enough for the president to pardon

wednesday we'll hear from wendy's hoping strong earnings will add to this year's gains and we round out the burg bonanza with beyond meat, still down 50% from its all-time high. that's been quite a ride for that name. which stock would you bite into ahead of earnings, tim >> i tell you what, you know, if you look at shack it's kind of a mixed story. it's up 25% year-to-date that was off a pretty painful fourth quarter if you think about the fourth quarter guide and where they are, the head wind's coming from delivery i think are pretty well telegraphed down to 3% or 4% comp the market's expecting that. it's really what they're going to guide on the second half of 2020 in terms of restaurant and gross margins around 22, 23% i think that that would be a relief i know that in the environment here where restaurant stocks have been proven to be defensive, this is a high multiple one unlike a mcdonald's, but i like shack into these numbers. >> up 40% in a year but most of it is the last three months if you look at in move. >> this is a big level here, high 60s, low 70s, if it can absorb the downgrade

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. >> so the name of the british royal family is the saxeco-burg family. >> his people are at war with germany but how can the king command their loyalty for they're questioning his british orangins in the first place. >> the british public becomes very much aware and critical of the german origins of the king. and at this point, george makes a really radical change. >> they have to change the family name. >> the question is, what name? all sorts of names were thought of and eventually they come one the new idea of calling it the house of windsor. >> the house cops from windsor cassell. one of the official residences of the monarchs. >> it had been there a thousand years. it is quint essential britain. >> they change the name to windsor. with that they say to the nation, we're not german. we're english. we're english just like you. >> it works. the pr maneuver increases the king's popularity. one crisis has been averted. but the war will soon force an impossible decision on the king. s want you to spend your tax refund with them. at sprint, we're doing things differently- we say, keep

impossible foods says the company has reached a deal that makes its patties the preferred plant based burg he of disney theme parks in the and u.s. the disney cruise line. in case you were wondering, it will first be available at smoke jumpers grill in disney california this spring. that comes months after disney announced it was offering hundreds of vegan options. and we have to say, disney. >> i've tried them of three times at three different locations and they were really good. if i had not known i was eating a plant based burger, i would have thought i was eating a hamburger. >> it is close. i think you can tell difference. >> the concern i have with all of these, their real products. the sodium is really high in a lot of these things. >> oh, it is. >> it is not necessarily a nutritious as you would think. you have to check the labels. so you give up the meat but you have more sodium. >> absolutely. just check. not every product is the same. >> millennials might be making better financial decisions. they're making smart moves when it comes to paychecks and savings. they're more likely

. >> sand burg university is restricting travel to china in an effort to prevent the spread of the virus. and requiring anyone traveling the country to quarantine themselves for two weeks. organizers of events in four california cities. palo alto, elk grove and sacramento have cancelled lunar new year events due to the virus. reasons include what they say are abundance of caution or surrenders pulling out. >> and we have more coverage at abc 7 news.com. including symptoms how to spreads and how to avoid it. >>> this is video that claimed 36 lives in oakland on a december night more than thrs a. been held criminally one has responsible. a judge set the schedule for the retrial of the for the suspect facing charges. derick almena, a juror from the last trial saying she stands by the decision leading to mistrial. > and in my heart i do know it was the rightorr: s he stood be reporters but want d her face shown. betty was one of two jurors who voted for acquittal in the criminal trial of the ghost ship founder derick almania. she described why she couldn't find him guilty. >> he made a mista

. >> i mean, frozen custard,burg. >> beer? >> the fries are great. >> and a line opportunity also. >> i'm not waiting in line. i got to be honest. it has to be like a huge deal. >> you love waiting in lines, though. it's your thing here. >> that's true. >> we are going to hit up a phineas friday. >> i want a taste. >> everyone is raving about shake shack. >> i have. >> and? >> i got to say. >> when i covered the pope in d.c., there was a shake shack, and i just have to try. you know me, i love in and out. >> and? >> i still love in and out. but i will say this. okay. the in and out fries don't blow you away. i'd say maybe shake shack fries i like a little better. but that vanilla milk shake at in and out burger. but if you want to send us some shake shack stuff, you could try to change my mind. >> we should speak. >> we need to make sure. u. the number of uninsurising.ricans, the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who

burg watergate, he was a counsel on the house judiciary committee. but bill weld, also running for the republican nomination against president trump. governor, good to see you again. thank you for joining me. >> thank you, ali. >> governor, you and i spoke on the morning after the new hampshire primary. this had not -- this other story had not ripened at that point. this whole story about bill barr and donald trump and the roger stone story. it is kind of remarkable. i was just talking to neal katyal about this. bill barr has spun this tale about what the justice department is and how it works. that is not in keeping with our traditions or perhaps with your understanding of what it's supposed to be doing. >> ali, i'm just sick about the whole thing with the justice department. i was inspired to go into law enforcement by my work on the nixon impeachment. and i got there and i served seven years in the department, under ronald reagan. five as a u.s. attorney and two as -- in a pretty good job as assistant attorney general of the united states in charg

let's talk more on that with chief executive of the chamber of commerce richard burge. thank you both for coming in. let's talk first to you richard. is itjust that you must be disappointed that the government hasn't been more forceful. first of all the government should do this as pa rt all the government should do this as part of our national infrastructure so it should be there as a government responsibility. the other thing is they haven't managed to put in the documentation. the necessary requirements to comply with climate change, so they should do both. they should rewrite the documents and get that in there. are you as sanguine as we've heard from some quarters saying it was just a technicality, it will be fine? it's not a technicality. government passed a law, we in business all agree with that. we have supported it. heathrow supports it, the aviation industry supports it, the aviation industry supports it. the government has a responsibility to get it right and they need to get it right, and once i get it right we can go ahead. if it isn't going to go ahead, w

however, same-store sales of tim horton's until that umbrella, and burg irking increased by just 20.6% one does wonder, can popeye's keep that going? i don't want to call it a fad. it got a lot of attention. it is delicious. >> you can almost predict in 12 months they're going up against a -- plus it's a relatively small piece of the overall company. >> and they were quite well. yum brands, mcdonald's they've had great results lately >> also chick-fil-a introduced a new chicken sandwich, too. very impressive numbers. i used to cover retail and i don't think i've ever seen a same-sydor sales that high. >> because we and others are doing stories on, you know, people lining 100 cards through the drive-thru, people throwing things at each other, but to mike's points the comping will be very, very difficult here also to mike's point if you're buying restaurant brands, you're basically buying burger king and some other stuff. >> yeah, mostly burger king. >> is it worth anybody's money >> i don't know, if it trades as it has in the past as the next tier after mcdonald's in terms of the overal

recognized burg that. the current democratic eadership is intent on rewriting history. i will show and our speakers will show what the real intent about this is and it has nothing rights.th equal it has a lot to do with other issues that will be exposed today. reserve. i the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. r. nadler: i now yield three minutes to the distinguished lady -- the gentlelady from california, the chief sponsor of bill, representative speier. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for three minutes. madam ier: thank you, speaker. i thank the chairman for his extraordinary leadership on this issue. simple, members. women want to be equal and we constitution. i am equal on this house floor colleagues, y male but when i walk out, i have fewer rights and protections them. i rise today because the women f america are done being second-class citizens. we are done being paid less for our work. one being violated with impunity. done being discriminated against pregnancies. done bein

by millions to vote people like us and that the party doesn't do that anymore, all they do is hire a burge of consultants and the consultants get all the money and where's the money to register the voters. >> that is 100% a myth. our staff is full of women of color and i am just one of them and tom p rez being the first latino chair understands that we have to invest in communities. for the first time in a very long time, i can't remember a time whether the dnc has put money into organizing. what we did is bought cell phone numbers for millions of people because my mom, my grandma right now, my siblings, they don't have a land line anymore. everyone is on their cellular device. in order to reach out you have to reach them on their cell phone so what we're doing is organizing and making these investments for the nominee because what we understand this primary goes long they don't have the luxury of building up on organization in a short period of time in order to take charge. that's how donald trump won. he won because the rnc handed him over an infrastructure and that is what we want to do

. >> live in burg. house two. and like thousands of other vermonters, i do have a summer camp. forgive me for that. where is your home and. which tax haven. >> new york city, thank you very much. and i pay all my taxes. and i'm happy to do it because i get something for it. and let me say i thought senator next to me was half right. i agree we should raise taxes. i disagree with the senator on the wealth tax but do i agree with her that the rich aren't paying their fair share. we should raise taxes on the rich. did i that as mayor in new york city. i raised taxes. the first thing i would do is try on convince congress. they have to do it. we can't just order it. to roll back the tax cuts that the trump administration put in with through congress. >> vice president biden, weigh in on this question of americans' feelings on socialist candidates. >> for 36 years, i was listed as the poorest man in congress. i made money when i wrote a book about my son. it surprised me how many i sold. first time i ever made any money. here's the deal. we ought to start rewarding work. not just we

. >> live in burg. house two. and like thousands of other vermonters, i do have a summer camp. forgive me for that. where is your home and. >> new york city, thank you very much. and i pay all my taxes. and i'm happy to do it because i get something for it. and let me say i thought senator next to me was half right. i agree we should raise taxes. i disagree with the senator on the wealth tax but do i agree with her that the rich aren't paying their fair share. we should raise taxes on the rich. did i that as mayor in new york city. i raised taxes. if you take a look at my plans, the first thing i would do is try on convince congress. they have to do it. we can't just order it. to roll back the tax cuts that the trump administration put in with through congress. >> vice president biden, weigh in on this question of americans' feelings on socialist candidates. >> for 36 years, i was listed as the peefrt man in congress. i made money when i wrote a book about my son. it surprised me how many i sold. first time i ever made any money. here's the deal. we ought to start rewarding wor

like to ask is, what in hindsight would you have done rather than leave it up to people like luciano burge are to fight on their own? we will come to anti-semitism later. let's bounce around a bit more. who has got a microphone question about lady on the front. hello. thank you for all of your apologies and they are needed. but i wa nt to apologies and they are needed. but i want to move the conversation forward now and not look back and i'm sure that voters feel the same way. how, to all the candidates, how do you plan to counter tory agenda is like brexit through actual policies and not get bogged down in this north and south divide question what you know, unite us all as socialist? through actual policy, how will you do that? let's talk about the nitty—gritty rather than bouncing around rhetoric because young people are just tired of it. they maybe but from your point of view, do you think these candidates sound like they have learned their lessons from the defeat or that some are still in denial? i think some are still in denial? i think some are definitely still in denial. who? i wo

. >> i recognize representative burge es for five minutes. >> thank you. thanks for holding this hearing. apologize, we have another health hearing going on upstairs, so it's one of those days you got to toggle between important issues. mr. hurwitz, let me start by asking you, and this is a little bit offtopic, but it's important, in 2018, the united states district court, for western pennsylvania, indicted seven russians for conducting a physical cyber hacking operation in 2016, against western targets, including the united states anti--doping agency, in response to the revelation of russia's state-sponsored doping campaign. these hackers were members of the russian military, the gru, according to the indictment, stolen information was publicized by the gr ux, as part of a relate influence and disinformation campaign, steined designed to undermine the legitimate interests of victims. this information included personal medical information about united states athletes. so these gru hackers used fictitious identities and fake social media accounts to researc

the burg has decided, rather to run as an independent -- he won twice is a republican in new york city. he could have easily run as an independent. instead of doing that he is trying to take control of the democratic party. bernie sanders is not a democrat. he is an independent. he realizes his only path is through that party structure. he is trying to take control of the party. they have almost all given up fighting this two party system. none of it is in the constitution. envisioneds had people in congress who were largely independent. they fear what we have today. many of them literally wrote about their fears that americans would develop more loyalty to factions than their country. i think they are probably turning over in their graves right now. host: democratic caller. james, what do you think? last election trump lost the popular vote by 3 million people. but because of this thing we call the electoral, he was made our president. heard your guest talk about anything about doing away with this electoral college, because of the electoral college those 3 million votes that voted fo

our communal security program prior to october 27 trained over 6000 people in this burg in various security protocols to include stop the lead training and the act of shooting training could we have taken and used daily survival testimonials to train all of the country to demonstrate why people live that day in the importance of training. simply stating training help minimize loss of life and it sure did that day. it's unfortunate we have to teach our jewish community and prepare our community to live three to five minutes prior to law enforcement responding to various training protocols. two other very important training initiatives that to ways involve the pittsburgh police department first is our holocaust initiative for aware of rep pittsburgh police officer spends four hours of the holocaust center in pittsburgh prior to graduating to the police academy. secondly the pittsburgh police department started and initiated a rescue task force on 1027 he was the first time the task force was deployed and we have a trauma surgeon rendering lifesaving first aid in the building while the shootin

recognized burg that. the current democratic eadership is intent on rewriting history. i will show and our speakers will show what the real intent about this is and it has nothing rights.th equal it has a lot to do with other issues that will be exposed today. reserve. i the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. r. nadler: i now yield three minutes to the distinguished lady -- the gentlelady from california, the chief sponsor of bill, representative speier. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for three minutes. madam ier: thank you, speaker. i thank the chairman for his extraordinary leadership on this issue. simple, members. women want to be equal and we constitution. i am equal on this house floor colleagues, y male but when i walk out, i have fewer rights and protections them. i rise today because the women f america are done being second-class citizens. we are done being paid less for our work. one being violated with impunity. done being discriminated against pregnancies. done bein