Lets get the sport now, with holly hamilton. After more than a year out of the ring, world heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua produced a dominant display as he beat kubrat pulev at wembley arena. 1,000 fans sanoshua knock out the bulgarian in the ninth round, as speculation now begins about a potential mega fight betweenjoshua and tyson fury. Adam wild was watching. Anthonyjoshua this was anthonyjoshuas moment. Heavyweight champion of the world, but the man with it all had it all to lose. Pressure, perhaps, or motivation. Whatever it was, joshua cut a determined figure. Kubrat pulev was now looking to upset the odds. The fans were back, 1,000 of them, all instantly aware this was a real battle. Joshua starting quickly, pulev taking it with a smile. But moments later, pulev was down, the end seemingly not far away. Incredibly, pulev battled on until the ninth round. The finish, though, when it came, as swift as it was brutal. Commanding, impressive, joshua back to his best. But h
So just earlier this week i was out at dyke marsh. Its near alexandria right along the mount vernon trail, and its a beautiful natural area that has been eroding dramatically since dredging activities happened some decades ago. I was announcing that we would be rebuilding a lot of that wetland by putting in some containment things to bring back the natural marshes, but most importantly, there were two School Groups out there, young kids representing all the colors of the rainbow and all the enthusiasm that only Young Children can have, telling me about the ph and the water quality. And out there with their instructors. These are the best classrooms. And when youve got kids in particular that are bouncing off the walls i could ask for a show of hands about how many of you have them, because im sure its a lot how about putting them in a classroom that has no walls . Thats what we can do. Third, were setting a goal of engaging one million volunteers in support of public lands by with 2016
Valuation of his access reevaluation to his access of classified material, classified facilities, none of those. And i think this is i mean, every issue raised here today is important, but if we cant get to this, the interim period between a clearance and, again, whether its a five or 10year cycle, i think well continue to have these tragic instances. In 2005, interesting, a year before ricky elder enlisted in the army, two years before aaron alexis enlisted in the navy, the department of defense testified to this committee, and this was in june of 2005, about the automated continuous Evaluation System. And you all said you are going continuously evaluate the background. Mr. Prioletti, in your written statement, you noted three years earlier in 2008 three years later, from the 2005 testimony you gave before his committee, president bush said individual is eligible for shall be subject to continuous evaluation. That was an executive order back in 2008. I know we heard today, were workin
Tell us to talk to us. It is snowing up and down the east coast today. After two months of record cold snap, there are problems keeping up with the demand of salt. Welcome to Market Makers. K is off this week in colorado. Scarlet fu is helping me out. Good morning, you talked about comcast and time warner. The deal is more than 45 billion. Christina has been talking to executives and studying the fine print. Give us the overview. Pulled a shrewd move. It was talking to charter about and in thenturer middle of everything, it went around everyone and negotiated a deal on its own with time warner. It is the price the time warner wanted, 1. 60 per share. It becomes a matter of selling it to shareholders. Did that today on the call with analysts and its a big price. When you look at how historically these these stocks have traded, this is a phenomenal price and could spur some further consolidation. We are looking at some of the smaller players now that charter is left way behind. This is a
Be on a panel about immigration which i did this morning and this afternoon im going to fly fun so far. Host what was your role in the panel and what was your point of view . Guest well the problems with our immigration system and everybody sees it from the situation they are in so the Technology World that people that got their ph. D. In to start a company here but that doesnt any sense. For the farmer you see that your migrant farmworkers dont have their papers and you are going to have to file under and if you are chucking crabs in maryland you see that the season is going to be destroyed because you dont have workers so the whole thing is a mess and i have hopes that we will have a reform effort that is really top to bottom and bipartisan. Host representative lofgren you represent a lot of highTech Companies in Silicon Valley. What you hear from them and what do you see as the solutions to these problems . Guest its not so much in h1b problem. Im not suggesting the h1b program shou