The 2013 Schoolhouse Review Crew Blog Cruise is starting back with a 2012 in Review theme. 2012 is coming to a close and I am not sorry to see it go. Here at my house we dubbed it the year of things that broke.
I no longer recall the exact order of items only that through out the year things kept falling apart, breaking down or just simply not working anymore, including me!
We had a broken dishwasher and a broken kitchen sink. At some point, but thankfully not at the same time, we also had problems with both the washer and the dryer. Those were earlier in the year. I do remember the dishwasher and the kitchen sink being worked on around Easter.
We were all in the family room enjoying a movie or something when the futon suddenly decided that it had had enough. After 15 years it just collapsed. With all of us sitting on it! That was not fun. It was funny later but it was no fun finding myself sitting on the floor!
In July we began to have serious "car trouble". One day on the way home from church the van just "killed". It stopped. We noticed that it stopped when we were too long at a stop light or stop sign or in a traffic jam. Honeybear did an oil change, cleaned some of this and that and got it to run better. Then a couple of weeks later, on Sunday, coming home from church the transmission starting going out.
Since we were blessed with a van (the one having trouble) and a car (really ancient, only seats 5, uncomfortably)we decided to just park the van in the driveway, make do with the car and save money for repairs. We hoped and we prayed that it would be an easy fix. It wasn't. In the end we LOST money. We had to pay for the labor to assess the non-fixability of the van. We did get paid by one of those "cash for cars" type of parts places but it wasn't enough to cover the labor costs.
So we settled down to being a one car that we don't all fit into family and began to save money to buy a new van in the future. Like after tax time in 2013.
Remember, I said this was the year of things that broke. On a Saturday evening, driving home, (from guess where? did you say church? You're right!)the warning lights on the dashboard came on and we lost power steering. Honeybear thought we broke a belt (that's a fairly easy fix!). We made it to the auto parts store but the belts were fine. The car however, was not repairable. We made it home and cried. We were now a no vehicle family.
Through it all though, we've had the opportunity to witness God's hand in providing for our every need. We've found the "blessings in disguise" and have learned not to take things like dishwashers and transportation for granted. I won't be complaining (or least not as loudly) about being a 1 vehicle family because for nearly a week we were a zero vehicle family. Much thanks and appreciation for those who helped us through that trying time.
Though I'm not sorry to see 2012 end (hopefully that will mean an end to the end of things?) I have to say that 2012 has not been all bad. Our family had an opportunity to witness a miracle of God and to be used by Him. Baby Gabriel was born at 22 weeks 6 days gestation. After 5 months in the NICU his parents got to bring him home! I am awed and amazed and thrilled to have played a tiny part (I helped with meals).
2012 brought changes for the Schoolhouse Review Crew. I have named the 4th Year (2011-2012) the Year of Transition. I am looking forward to a wonderful year of reviewing great products in 2013.
On Tuesday, the Looking Back Blog Cruise will be live on the Schoolhouse Review Crew Blog. Be sure to stop by to see what my fellow crew members have to say!
Now that is a post that screams thankfulness and contentment, in a round about sort of way. :) I know the situations were not fun, but it was a fun read.
Wishing you blessings in 2013! Following from the crew.


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Gola Świdnicka – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie dolnośląskim, w powiecie świdnickim, w gminie Marcinowice.

Podział administracyjny
W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa wałbrzyskiego.

Zabytki
Do wojewódzkiego rejestru zabytków wpisane są:
 kościół filialny pw. św. Marcina, z początku XVI w., XIX/XX w.
 dwór, nr 9, z 1860 r.

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 Gola Dzierżoniowska
 Gola Grodkowska
 Gola Górowska
 Gola Wielka
 Gola Wąsoska

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Q: Crashlytics connection refused - failed to connect to failed to connect to api.crashlytics.com I'm receiving the following error when starting my app.  Configured Crashlytics with the plugin - appropriate entries in build.gradle, AndroidManifest.xml, crashlytics.properties exists.  Starting Crashlytics from my Application class.  I get this every time.  I'm not behind a proxy or anything.
E/Crashlytics﹕ Error performing auto configuration.
com.crashlytics.android.internal.aD: java.net.ConnectException: failed to connect to api.crashlytics.com/127.0.0.1 (port 443) after 10000ms: isConnected failed: ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused)
        at com.crashlytics.android.internal.ay.a(SourceFile:2582)
        at com.crashlytics.android.internal.ay.b(SourceFile:2562)
        at com.crashlytics.android.internal.ay.b(SourceFile:2548)
        at com.crashlytics.android.a.a(SourceFile:81)
        at com.crashlytics.android.a.a(SourceFile:50)
        at com.crashlytics.android.Crashlytics.a(SourceFile:895)
        at com.crashlytics.android.Crashlytics.a(SourceFile:54)
        at com.crashlytics.android.t.a(SourceFile:839)
        at com.crashlytics.android.internal.aa.run(SourceFile:13)
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:841)
 Caused by: java.net.ConnectException: failed to connect to api.crashlytics.com/127.0.0.1 (port 443) after 10000ms: isConnected failed: ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused)
        at libcore.io.IoBridge.isConnected(IoBridge.java:223)
        at libcore.io.IoBridge.connectErrno(IoBridge.java:161)
        at libcore.io.IoBridge.connect(IoBridge.java:112)
        at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.connect(PlainSocketImpl.java:192)
        at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.connect(PlainSocketImpl.java:459)
        at java.net.Socket.connect(Socket.java:843)
        at com.android.okhttp.internal.Platform.connectSocket(Platform.java:131)
        at com.android.okhttp.Connection.connect(Connection.java:101)
        at com.android.okhttp.internal.http.HttpEngine.connect(HttpEngine.java:294)
        at com.android.okhttp.internal.http.HttpEngine.sendSocketRequest(HttpEngine.java:255)
        at com.android.okhttp.internal.http.HttpEngine.sendRequest(HttpEngine.java:206)
        at com.android.okhttp.internal.http.HttpURLConnectionImpl.execute(HttpURLConnectionImpl.java:345)
        at com.android.okhttp.internal.http.HttpURLConnectionImpl.connect(HttpURLConnectionImpl.java:89)
        at com.android.okhttp.internal.http.HttpURLConnectionImpl.getOutputStream(HttpURLConnectionImpl.java:197)
        at com.android.okhttp.internal.http.HttpsURLConnectionImpl.getOutputStream(HttpsURLConnectionImpl.java:254)
        at com.crashlytics.android.internal.ay.i(SourceFile:2486)
        at com.crashlytics.android.internal.ay.j(SourceFile:2499)

A: I had the same problem on Xiaomi M4. As was mentioned above if you don't have any ad-blocking application then the main reason is /ets/hosts file.
You can check this guess from command line:
adb shell # run a shell there
cat /etc/hosts | grep crashlytics # print file content and filter it by 'crashlytics' word

and if you see something like this list of lines then it's that problem which you are looking for:
127.0.0.1 api.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 apps.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 beta.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 blog.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 calendar.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 docs.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 download.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 e.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 report.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 reports.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 settings.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 support.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 try.crashlytics.com
127.0.0.1 www.crashlytics.com

To fix this problem you should comment them. The idea how to do that I found here, but I couldn't edit file by vi. So I just pulled, changed and pushed back the hosts file. Be attentive: your device must be rooted to do this.
adb pull /etc/hosts ./<your_computer_directory> # get hosts file from device

just comment lines like this:
#127.0.0.1 api.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 apps.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 beta.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 blog.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 calendar.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 docs.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 download.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 e.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 report.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 reports.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 settings.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 support.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 try.crashlytics.com
#127.0.0.1 www.crashlytics.com

You can't push it back without root rules. So push it into some tmp user directory:
adb push ./<your_computer_directory>/hosts /mnt/sdcard/hosts

Then enter as root and replace /etc/hosts file:
adb shell # run a shell there
su # become the root (don't miss confirmation request!)
mount -o remount,rw /system # allow to write
cp /mnt/sdcard/hosts /etc/hosts
rm /mnt/sdcard/hosts
mount -o remount,ro /system # get things back to normal
exit # unroot
nslookup YourBlockedAdSite.Net # check if it works
exit # good bye

Profit!

A: Faced same problem, AdAway blocked crashlytics.com. Just added this host to white list.

A: If you have AdAway installed as an ad blocker. You can whitelist Crashlytics APIs by following these steps:

*

*From the AdAway Menu, select "Your Lists".

*Select the (second) tab labelled "WHITE".

*Tap the plus button on the action bar, a hostname prompt should appear.

*Enter *.crashlytics.com, then tap add.

*It should appear as a list item under the "WHITE" tab, ensure it is checked.

*Go back to the main menu, then download and apply ad blocking again.

Your device should be able to access Crashlytics APIs now.
P.S.: Even if you have no ad blocking software installed, some mobile phone manufacturers have a default blacklist enabled on their device as some sort of ad blocking feature. Usually, there's a settings option to disable it. But your mileage may vary. You can check your android device's host file (/etc/hosts) to make sure it's not from your manufacturer (if you're not rooted).
Also, VPN software may block hosts via DNS, so be sure to check that as well.

A: Check whether your device is installed with any kind of ad blocking software, or your hosts file is modified to block ads.
If your device is rooted then you can check hosts file under /etc/hosts for "127.0.0.1 crashlytics.com" line. Probably this line is causing that issue.

Add crashlytics.com to white list of AdAway and test your app.
Cheers

A: Hemal from Crashlytics here. Can you check if any ad-blocking software is interfering with the connection?

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Van Demetrio S. Yocum verscheen bij Brepols het boek Petrarch's Humanist Writing and Carthusian Monasticism. The Secret Language of the Self.
The fourteenth century saw an exponential rise in charterhouses across Europe. During this period of growth, the cloister walls protecting the silence and solitude of the relatively small and isolated semi-eremitical Carthusian houses became more porous, pliable, and open to the outer world. Although still considered at the forefront of Christian piety and asceticism, the Carthusians began to be more clearly identified with their newly acquired taste for the arts, literature, and architecture. Gradually, charterhouses became major humanist centres attracting sophisticated patrons, artists, and scholars.
Of the long line of renowned anti-scholastic intellectuals who were attracted to Carthusian circles, Petrarch was undoubtedly the first. By revealing the Carthusian imprint on Petrarch's thought as well as elements of Carthusian spirituality present in his texts, this book argues that Carthusianism was an essential component of Petrarch's Christian humanism and hermeneutics of the self. An interdisciplinary approach, involving parallel readings of Petrarchan texts, early monastic and Carthusian primary sources, together with more recent theological reflections, offers new insights into the role of Carthusianism in the intellectual debate on spirituality and the position of the individual within this order. Through Petrarch and his literary works, the Carthusian milieu ultimately shaped not only Renaissance humanism but also our understanding of the relationship between 'self', God, and others.


Looks like Microsoft's investors are pretty pleased with the news of Ballmer's retirement. On Friday, when Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced he would be retiring in 12 months, Microsoft's stock shot up almost 9 percent. Microsoft's stock has plummeted over 40 percent in the 13 years that Ballmer has been CEO.


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Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (e-CFR)
Title 17. Commodity and Securities Exchanges
Chapter II. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Part 240. GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS, SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
Subpart A. Rules and Regulations Under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Subjgrp 63. Definitions
Section 240.3b-18. Definitions of terms used in Section 3(a)(5) of the Act.
17 CFR § 240.3b-18 - Definitions of terms used in Section 3(a)(5) of the Act.
§ 240.3b-18 Definitions of terms used in Section 3(a)(5) of the Act.
For the purposes of section 3(a)(5)(C) of the Act (15 U.S.C. 78c(a)(5)(C):
(a) The term affiliate means any company that controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with another company.
(b) The term consumer-related receivable means any obligation incurred by any natural person to pay money arising out of a transaction in which the money, property, insurance, or services (being purchased) are primarily for personal, family, or household purposes.
(c) The term member as it relates to the term "syndicate of banks" means a bank that is a participant in a syndicate of banks and together with its affiliates, other than its broker or dealer affiliates, originates no less than 10% of the value of the obligations in a pool of obligations used to back the securities issued through a grantor trust or other separate entity.
(d) The term obligation means any note, draft, acceptance, loan, lease, receivable, or other evidence of indebtedness that is not a security issued by a person other than the bank.
(e) The term originated means:
(1) Funding an obligation at the time that the obligation is created; or
(2) Initially approving and underwriting the obligation, or initially agreeing to purchase the obligation, provided that:
(i) The obligation conforms to the underwriting standards or is evidenced by the loan documents of the bank or its affiliates, other than its broker or dealer affiliates; and
(ii) The bank or its affiliates, other than its broker or dealer affiliates, fund the obligation in a timely manner, not to exceed six months after the obligation is created.
(f) The term pool means more than one obligation or type of obligation grouped together to provide collateral for a securities offering.
(g) The term predominantly originated means that no less than 85% of the value of the obligations in any pool were originated by:
(1) The bank or its affiliates, other than its broker or dealer affiliates; or
(2) Banks that are members of a syndicate of banks and affiliates of such banks, other than their broker or dealer affiliates, if the obligations or pool of obligations consist of mortgage obligations or consumer-related receivables.
(3) For this purpose, the bank and its affiliates include any financial institution with which the bank or its affiliates have merged but does not include the purchase of a pool of obligations or the purchase of a line of business.
(h) The term syndicate of banks means a group of banks that acts jointly, on a temporary basis, to issue through a grantor trust or other separate entity, securities backed by obligations originated by each of the individual banks or their affiliates, other than their broker or dealer affiliates.
[68 FR 8700, Feb. 24, 2003]
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Uzbekistan Airways Launches Flights to Georgia
MFA Georgia's Statement on Accident at Davit Gareji
Azerbaijani State Border Service on Incident Between Georgians and Azeri Guards
Armenian Citizen Detained for Illegal Handling of Radioactive Substances
Georgian Ambassador Summoned to Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry
Parliament Chairman to Visit US
MIA: Situation is Calm at Davit Gareji Monastery Complex
Dep. Interior Minister on Communication between Diplomats and MIA on June 20
US Department of State Calls on Russia to Resume Flights to Georgia
Giorgi Gakharia: May 26 was Punitive Act, June 20 - Self-defense
Parliament Speaker: New Drug Policy to Be Adopted Late June
Georgia's Parliament Speaker, Irakli Kobakhidze, thinks that the new drug policy will likely be adopted by late June.
He explained there are different positions regarding the drug policy within the ruling Georgian Dream party, but added an agreement can be reached.
"Even though there are different positions in the ruling party, we also have the resources to achieve an agreement. We want to draft a bill and submit it in the next two weeks, which will be a precondition for adopting a law by the end of June," he said, adding the main aim of the draft is to reduce drug consumption in the country and adoption of a more humane policy.
According to Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili, the final draft law on drug policy will include significant liberalization and a more humane attitude on the one hand and a very strong approach towards drug dealers on the other.
"We will have more a humane attitude towards drug-addicts and consumers, including medical services and psycho-rehabilitation centers, but we will also have a very strict approach towards drug dealers," the PM said.
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Charlie Daniels Posthumously Receives Pandora Billionaire Award
Aug 23, 2021 | Charlie Daniels, Marshall Tucker Band, Outback Presents
Nashville, Tenn. (August 23, 2021) — Country and southern rock icon Charlie Daniels posthumously received Pandora's Billionaire Award last week at the 2021 Volunteer Jam: A Musical Salute to Charlie Daniels, held at Bridgestone...
Ahead of 2021 Volunteer Jam, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Declares August 18 'Charlie Daniels Day'
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Nashville, Tenn. (August 12, 2021) — Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has officially declared August 18, 2021 as 'Charlie Daniels Day' across the Volunteer State. The proclamation comes as friends, family and fans gear up to celebrate the late musical icon at...
Randy Travis, Chris Young, Michael W. Smith and More Join 2021 Volunteer Jam: A Musical Salute to Charlie Daniels
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Nashville, Tenn. (January 29, 2021) — Today, David Corlew and Associates announced this year's Volunteer Jam will be rescheduled due to COVID-19 concerns. The 2021 Volunteer Jam: A Musical Salute to Charlie Daniels, previously scheduled...
ALABAMA Enlists Martina McBride for Nashville "50th Anniversary Tour" Concerts
Sep 3, 2020 | Alabama, Outback Presents
Nashville, Tenn. (September 3, 2020) — Multi-platinum selling country rock group ALABAMAhas announced country icon Martina McBride as its "Very Special Guest" at the band's rescheduled "50th Anniversary Tour" concerts in Nashville next...
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En lingüística, la gramática relacional es una teoría sintáctica que procede de la gramática generativa y que considera la oración como una red de relaciones, constituida por un V (verbo) y uno o varios SN (sintagmas nominales) asociados al V, ante todo 1) sujeto de, 2) objeto de y 3) objeto indirecto de.

Historia de la gramática relacional
Desarrollado a principios de los años 70 por Paul Postal y David Perlmutter, la teoría de la gramática relacional hizo su debut oficial en Amherst, en 1974, en el Instituto de Verano de la Sociedad Americana de Lingüística. Más tarde, David E. Johnson y Paul postal se unieron como socios en este campo de estudio.

En 1987, más de 150 lingüistas contribuyeron a la teoría emergente de la gramática relacional. Los lingüistas han producido más de 300 artículos sobre el tema durante el período de 13 años.

Términos

Gramática
La gramática se considera esencialmente un marco relacional sintáctico que se centra en el proceso de las relaciones gramaticales alternancia (alterna). El marco sintáctico término no es más que un proceso. En este caso, el proceso de tratar con las relaciones formales que existen entre las expresiones verbales. Así que la gramática relacional es simplemente el proceso de centrarse en la alternancia de las relaciones gramaticales.

El término relaciones gramaticales (sujetos u objetos), se refiere a la relación entre estos dos elementos. Y el término función gramatical es simplemente el nombre dado a un (tema) --- o el otro (objeto) --- los dos elementos o relaciones en cuestión en cualquier momento.

Por lo tanto, la gramática relacional es el proceso de centrarse en la alternancia entre dos sujetos u objetos en el lenguaje humano.

Enteros y diagramas de Strata
Los números enteros (1, 2 y 3 sólo) se utilizan para crear diagramas de capas de la gramática relacional para indicar una relación gramatical está experimentando. El número 1 se utiliza para los sujetos, el número 2 para los objetos directos, y el número 3 para los objetos indirectos.

En el caso de que un componente (una frase o cláusula) no tiene una relación gramatical no es reconocida por un número entero; es reconocida por el término "Cho". Y, la letra "P" se utiliza para reconocer un predicado.

Un diagrama de capas se puede llegar a utilizar el sistema de la pena, "John le dio a María un beso", en la gramática relacional.

1 3 2 P

Giovanni Maria la besó.

Ley singularidad estratal
La Ley singularidad estratal destacó como un modelo numerada, es uno de los componentes de la gramática y relacional considerado un componente universal. De hecho, la gramática relacional se basa en gran medida en la gramática universal de enfoque.

La hipótesis general de la gramática relacional es que el sujeto y los objetos directos e indirectos son todas las relaciones gramaticales, en todo el mundo, sobre la base de nociones semánticas de percepción, la agencia y la influencia.

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Modelos gramaticales


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ADB for promoting multiple modes of transport for freight in Pakistan
Pakistan Railways has created a freight transportation company that focuses on cargo and started freight train services between Karachi and Lahore.
ISLAMABAD: The Asian Development Bank has stressed promotion of multiple modes of transport for freight in Pakistan including Railways and inland waterways to reduce time and cost of trade along Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) member countries.
The ADB's annual report titled "Carec Corridor Performance Measurement and Monitoring" suggested that greater adoption of freight on rail and inland waterways would reduce freight costs and boost low-unit value exports such as agricultural produce.
"Pakistan's over-reliance on road transport increases the cost of freight and is not sustainable, the report that evaluated facilitation of trade along Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (Carec) member countries said.
Private investment could be encouraged to attract more funding for a greater number of locomotives and rail cars, to increase the capacity of this rail transport option.
Furthermore, the report also suggested creation of a national inland waterways transport authority to spearhead inland waterways.
Pakistan continues to face severe challenges: for example, road transport moves 94 percent of total freight in the country, yet it remains the second most expensive mode of transport (after air).
Following the approval of its National Transport Policy in 2018, Pakistan embarked on a series of reform and initiatives to address structural inefficiencies and impediments, to increase exports through lowering cost and lead time of transportation.
One important reform was mutual agreement between Afghanistan and Pakistan in September 2019 for both sides to operate 24/7 at Torkham BCP.
Intended to increase bilateral and transit trade, border-crossing times were immediately shortened.
The average waiting time dropped from 12 hours at Peshawar and 19.5 hours at Torkham in July-August 2019 to 6 hours in September and 8.6 hours in October at Peshawar, and 5.6 hours in September and 6.6 hours in October at Torkham.
The report added that Pakistan made notable achievements in 2019 in advancing transit trade.
The CMR-Convention of Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road-came into force on 28 August 2019.
Furthermore, the Ministry of Commerce notified on October 15, 2019 that Gwadar seaport—in addition to Karachi seaport and Port Qasim—is able to handle Afghan transit trade.
This will address long dwell times at Karachi seaport, as identified by the Corridor Performance Measurement and Monitoring (CPMM) data, where customs clearance controls can take 4–5 days.
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) launched the national one window and authorized economic operator program, to help speed up border clearance.
The report also suggested to implement the national one window system and port community system (PCS) to reduce cargo dwell time in seaports.
The CPMM has consistently identified that containers for Afghan transit trade experience significant dwell time in Karachi: implementation of a national single window system, proposal for which has been drafted by Pakistan authorities, and PCS should considerably decrease dwell time.
The FBR and Pakistan Customs are developing an (Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) program which will adopt risk-based management and improve the efficiency of cross-border trade.
Once established, Pakistan's AEO program could explore opportunities for mutual recognition arrangements in AEO with other Carec member countries.


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Q: copying a c-style array to new memory Writing a custom vector class (the underlying structure is a c-style array) and I can't wrap my head around the idea of copying the contents of an array into another new array (dynamically allocated) and then, after deleting the old pointer, simply redirecting it to the new pointer... doesn't that result in two pointers pointing to the same array? how does this get adequately destructed?
here's a snippet of what I'm referring to:
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value_type* newarray = new value_type[new_capacity];
    for (size_t i{0}; i < size; ++i)
      newarray[i] = oldarray[i];
    delete[] oldarray; //makes sense
    oldarray = newarray; //so I've copied the starting address of the array to another address in memory?
    capacity = new_capacity;
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so what happens to the newarray pointer? I understand that my old pointer is now pointing to newly allocated memory (and that the old memory is 'deleted') but surely there's another pointer in there somewhere still pointing to the same newly allocated memory?

A: The variable newarray is a locally created pointer variable. That just means a place called "newarray" is reserved on the stack to store the address of whatever newarray points to.
At the end of the function it will go out of scope and its memory will be reclaimed. The object it is pointing to will be unaffected.
It makes no difference how many pointers you have pointing at the same object just so long as the object they point to is deleted exactly once.


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Op-Eds/Opinion
Reflection on the 2016 election
by Jacob Brady
When I tell people that I'm a conservative, their first assumption tends to be "Oh, he voted for Trump." Now sometimes they do give me the courtesy of asking first, and my answer is always a) I couldn't vote in the 2016 election as I was not yet of voting age, and b) I wouldn't have even if I could.
Perhaps this is surprising for people to hear, but to me, much of what Trump stood for during the election does not agree with what I consider to be my conservative ideals. As a conservative I believe in small government, the power of the free market, and generally high standards of behavior from the representative of the American people. I also believe in the rule of law and the fair application thereof. During the election, one of the key policies that Trump pushed was economic populism and protectionism, including voiding such agreements as the North American Free Trade Agreement and the Trans Pacific Partnership. As a believer in the importance of the free market, repealing free trade agreements runs counter to my beliefs, although the TPP did have a number of issues. Trump spoke of "bringing back coal" through government intervention, which again conflicts with my belief in the free market. Trump's demeanor and statements throughout the campaign seemed to run counter to the high standard of behavior that is expected of the American president, the so-called leader of the free world.
Trump began his presidency with the travel ban against immigrants from a number of nations in the Middle East and northern Africa. This rather rushed decision seemed ineffective at best and to be an attempt to target a specific group of foreign nationals based on their religion at worst. Regardless of any potential merits of this particular policy decision, such discussion was superseded by claims of Islamophobia, regardless of whether or not that was indeed the intention. The whole Russia investigation has been a blight on the administration and, in some eyes, continues to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the administration.
The attempts to repeal Obamacare were laughable, especially given the Republican control of both houses of Congress and the presidency. Trump's response to the protests in Charlottesville over the summer, in trying to draw a moral equivalency between the actions of Antifa and white nationalists / Neo-Nazis, was incomprehensible. While the actions of Antifa often seem to cross the line into thuggery, as a member of the American Jewish community I found the comparison rather troubling. One of the first things that comes to mind when thinking about Trump is his behavior on Twitter which, along with his general demeanor, has often come off as immature and unpresidential. The current heightened tensions between the United States and North Korea, both nuclear powers, weakens global security and the power of the United States.
That it is not to say that the Trump administration has been without its accomplishment. The appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court was certainly a victory for those who wish to see judicial restraint remain a part of the high court for the foreseeable future. ISIS is retreating in Iraq and Syria, arguably in large part due to the increased commitment of the American-led coalition. A new tax plan is currently under debate in the halls of Congress, and while the current version certainly has its flaws, there is hope that the tax plan will bring increased prosperity to Americans. The approval of the the Dakota and Keystone pipelines brings hope that American can increase its energy independence, thus decreasing the necessity of its role in the geopolitical quagmire that is the Middle East, while still leaving the door open for private and state and local investment in renewable energy and green initiatives that will one day wean us off of fossil fuels.
But in spite of his promises during campaign season, Trump has not really gone through with many of the policies that were the hallmarks of his campaign. Throughout the campaign, Trump railed against China as a currency manipulator and blamed them for the loss of jobs of many Americans who worked in industrial settings. Yet in his time in office, Trump has instead pursued a much more measured and diplomatic approach to China. In his recent visit to China, he announced the signing of trade deals worth billions of dollars, a far cry from his previous promises to punish China. Trump has also demonstrated a commitment to seeking peace in the Middle East, especially in the case of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
So this begs the question, is Trump really the president we expected him to be during the campaign season, or is he the person we often continue to view him as? Indeed, it can certainly be said that Trump's demeanor and behavior continue to be rather unpresidential. Many people liked him for this reason: he was an outsider, a non-traditional politician who neither spoke nor acted like the classic inside-the-beltway type. But arguably, Trump has not stayed true to those policies that mobilized the masses, those vitriolic speeches that brought middle America to the voting booths, that turned blue into red. In policy, Trump has simply acted as a normal Republican president would. Perhaps it is the power of the office that gives someone a new perspective on the world, and not even Trump could escape that. Many will admit that so far Trump's victories have been few. He lacks any sort of signature policy or piece of legislation that can be shown to help America. But if we are to see three or even seven more years under Trump, perhaps we will see a great leader emerge, even if it takes a few decades of perspective to see. That's what any true patriot wants.
Jacob Brady
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MUMBAI: Famous singer Adnan Sami has said that he can't imagine going back to Pakistan even if he was forced to live in a tent in India.
In an interview to an Indian Entertainment Channel the singer said living in a tent in India is far more better than going back to Pakistan for stay.
The statement comes as a surprise for many as everyone knows how crudely Pakistani artists and singers are treated in India but this makes no difference to Pakistani singer Adnan Sami who is bent upon living in India.
Recently all the property of the singer was confiscated and a ban imposed on his leaving the country following a petition in Indian high court. But, Adnan Sami is still insisting on showing his association with India.
Putting in oblivion the embarrassment of the artist Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and film star Meera in India, Adnan Sami seems to consider India as his country.


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It was a rough year for Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan, who told a national group Friday that after learning the hard way how to deal with election issues, she hoped her experience would keep them from going through the same turmoil.
Reagan was the featured speaker at a National Association of Secretaries of Stateconvention in Washington, where she touched on everything from long lines at polling places to Russian hacking – and the headaches that come with each.
"I received a call, and I'm going to paraphrase, but it was pretty similar to this: 'Are you sitting down? The FBI just called, we've been hacked, and they're pretty sure it was the Russians,'" Reagan recalled to dozen of fellow secretaries of state.
"Are you kidding me?" she said, drawing laughter from the crowd.
It was a generally light-hearted speech to an appreciative audience, but it had its serious moments. She warned her colleagues that these are trying times for voting officials, who face threats that their predecessors could not have dreamed of.
"If any of you think that while we're sitting here right now your state is not being hacked, or attempted to be hacked, we are fooling ourselves," Reagan said.
"In fact, just since we started testing our systems more and more, we discovered one month in Arizona we had over 20,000 attempts on our system that were unauthorized," she said.
Reagan told the group that 2016 was the first year since taking office that she had to oversee an election – and she faced four that year. It wasn't exactly smooth sailing for the freshman secretary, with Arizona voting problems making national headlines multiple times during the year.
The biggest headlines – and headaches – came from an issue that Reagan said was not even her responsibility. A shortage of Maricopa County polling places in the March presidential preference election led to voters being forced to stand in line for hours to cast a ballot, if they made it to the polling booth at all.
Reagan said after her speech Friday that while she is looking for ways to prevent long lines in the future, the March fiasco was a local problem for which she became the public face. But she understands the voters' frustrations.
There were other issues last year. Reagan's office was battling a handful of legal challenges to the state's voting laws in the weeks before the November election, with the U.S. Supreme Court deciding one case the Saturday before Election Day.
The Russian hacking call, the focus of her speech, came right after the presidential preference election in March.
Reagan, who said she knew little about security breaches and hacking prevention, had to become an expert in 36 hours. And then she had to get that information to frantic voters.
"Go out and educate voters that when they hear the words 'Russian' and 'hack' in the same sentence, it doesn't necessarily mean that the votes have been altered," she told her colleagues, emphasizing the importance of communication.
Reagan explained that there is a difference between the voter tabulation systems, which are run offline, and the voter registration systems, which are online and more susceptible to hacking. While that may be common knowledge to elected officials, Reagan said most voters understandably don't know the difference between the two.
"We need to be constantly educating our voters that there is a huge difference between the voter registration systems and the voter tabulation systems," Reagan said.


World number three Simona Halep has postponed a nose operation in order to play this weekend for Romania in the Fed Cup against the Czech Republic.
Last month, Halep said that she would not be playing in the Fed Cup or WTA events in Dubai and Doha as she had to undergo nose surgery but now she has confirmed that those plans have changed.
"I have had some health problems for some time (nose, ears and stomach) and the doctors advised me to have surgery. But it's not urgent so I decided to postpone the operation and play in the Fed Cup tie," Halep said.
The clash takes place on Saturday and Sunday against the reigning champions the Czech Republic in Cluj in the north-east of Romania.


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Office For Android Tablets Reportedly In The Works
By Tyler Lee, on 07/02/2014 04:37 PDT
Earlier this year, Microsoft launched Office for iPad. It is basically Office designed for the iPad in mind, and interestingly enough it made its debut ahead of the touch-friendly version for Windows. In fact earlier rumors had suggested that Microsoft was waiting for the Windows version to be complete before they released the iPad version, but we guess that wasn't completely true.
Now word on the street has it that Microsoft could be working on a version of Office designed for Android tablets in mind, according to a source who spoke to The Verge. The Android tablet version of Office is expected to be somewhat similar to the iPad version and could be released later this year. Microsoft is also reportedly looking for private beta testers and apparently companies or individuals can register their interest at Microsoft's SharePoint website.
Their source goes on to inform them that the Office version for Android tablets will be released ahead of the Windows version, which is apparently scheduled for 2015. It does seem a little ironic that other platforms are given more priority, but we guess with iOS and Android tablets doing a lot better than Windows-based ones, we guess it makes sense to cater to the majority.
We can only assume that the Office for Android will also require a subscription to Office 365, which is similar to Office for iPad, so if you don't have a subscription, perhaps it might be time to get one. In any case take it with a grain of salt for now, but we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for more info. In the meantime is anyone looking forward to an Android tablet optimized Office app?
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tv CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera CNN March 31, 2019 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
you're live in the cnn newsroom, i'm ana cabrera, thank you for being with us. the migrant crisis is not about policy or politics. at the border, on the ground,
it's about people. these people, caught by border patrol crossing illegally into the u.s. whatever their reason for risking their lives and their families, there are more of them than there are beds and shelters and security at the facilities set up to handle them. right now, overflowing it, processing centers are doing something about the log jam, they're letting thousands of people out. the immigration system is broken and the current situation on the border is unsustainable. president trump is blaming mexico throwing out his solution, he's saying close the border, mexico must use its strong immigration laws to stop the many thousands of people getting into the u.s. the next step is to close the border. something else the president is doing to punish central america countries for failing to keep people from fleeing, he's cutting aid, millions of dollars
effectively making life more difficult in those countries. the president's right hand manned is defending the decision to cut off money to these nations. >> mexico could help us do it, they need to do a little more. el salvador could do more. if we're going to give these countries hundreds of millions of dollars, we want them to do more. this is not a reasonable position. we could prevent what's happening on the southern border by preventing people from entering mexico in the first place. >> the president is planning a visit to a border town on friday when he's in california. i want to get to ed lavandera in el paso texas for us. and martin savage in brownsville, texas. the migrant center in brownsville is way over capacity, nearly triple capacity, what's the plan?
>> agents here are saying that they're reassigning agents to handle the influx and the overflow of migrants that are being processed. for the better part of the last two weeks, many migrants were being held under this bridge here. this is one of the bridges that leads from el paso texas. there were hundreds of migrants who had been waiting for hours and hours under this bridge waiting to be processed. that had been going on for the better part of the last two weeks, all of a sudden, the images of those migrants sitting and waiting under that bridge, they're gone here today. that is no longer going on here at this scene in downtown el paso. we're waiting to hear from cbp officials as to where they've been taken and how they're being processed. the commissioner says there's
about 3500 at last count, migrants that need to be processed here. ana this has been one of the areas that's been of intense focus, this el paso sector which reaches out into the remote areas of new mexico, you've seen large groups of migrants arriving over the course of the last few months, agents continue to say that they're overwhelmed. critics of the administration and the way customs and border protection has been handling this, saying this is essentially an agency trying to create an image of chaos to push this idea of the national emergency to build more border wall, that's why we're seeing these images along the border. critics say that the agencies have plenty of resources to handle processing these large numbers of migrants. >> we see, it is a developing situation. we know you're continuing to follow what happened to those people that were in that holding
area behind you. thank you for that reporting, let me turn to martin savage who is in brownsville, texas, where the texas police plan to release a large number of migrants from their processing centers. how are officials embracing for this? >> the time line is something city officials would love to know. they haven't fully heard from federal officials. they have been informed that at least 2,000 migrants have been released in the rio grande valley. they don't know when, and they don't know how many more thousands mu s could be headed way. this is the handoff point where those migrants go from federal control right to the city's control. they've worked out a system that seems to be going pretty well today, and that's where they're greeted by city officials and the county. those migrants are screened, they check the documents and if they have travel arrangements
they could be helped on a bus or transported to the airport so they can go and fly and be with family members here in the u.s. while they await their asylum fate. otherwise, brownsville is prepared to house them temporarily, there are shelters that open them up to feed and provide showers. what they don't want is for brownsville to become a destination. this would be the holding area, they go from federal authorities to right into the city's hands and the city does not want that. move along as quickly and humanely as they can, they are doing pretty well. >> i'm comfortable because what happened is, i've dealt with this issue for a long time now, i'm not talking about decades, but i'm talking about a little more than a year, and everything that they've sent down our way, we've been able to handle and i'm proud to be honest with you, of my volunteers, the people, the city people, the community.
>> the situation is their handling on their own, a federal problem, and they're paying for it, and that is adding up very quickly, ana. >> i imagine it is, thank you so much. joining us now is juan vargas who represents the 51st district in california, that includes part of the u.s. mexican border. congressman, thanks for being with us. do you agree with the president's suggestion to shut down the southern border? >> it's the most idiotic thing he's said since raking the leaves in the forest, that that's what finland does to prevent fires. it would be a disaster for both sides of the border, for the united states, for mexico, millions of people would ultimately lose their jobs. it is really dumb. >> what do you see as the economic impact there in your district? >> well, the economic impact in my district would be a disaster.
we have san jacidro, the busiest bort of entry in the western hemisphere. and hundreds of thousands of jobs in california count on that border, of that crossing. frankly, all of the united states not just california would be impact. it's something that's unbereavable reckless, stupid and again it is up there with some of the dumbest things he's said since he's been president. >> i know the san jacidro port of entry was closed back in november after there was a clash along the border. and i understand, according to the chamber of commerce, that the estimated toll that took to local businesses was $5.3 million to have that closed for just a few hours. immigration is an issue that the president works for him politically. he's focuses on it for a long time. and now given the reality we're seeing on the ground. the shelters above capacity,
doesn't that bolster his position that there is a crisis? >> no, in fact he's creating this crisis interestingly. we've seen numbers larger than this a decade ago, and why were we able to handle it? the administration was trying to handle it. he's trying to make this crisis, he's making it a crisis and every time he opens his mouth in central america they hear, oh, united states let's go. he is, in a sense getting more people to come. so all the things he's doing as barbaric as they are, is actually making the situation worse. i've lived on the border my entire life, i have to tell you, it's never been like this, we've had larger numbers, absolutely we've had more people coming. but it's worked better because the administration hasn't been trying to make it a crisis. they've been trying to make it a crisis, trying to make it look bad. >> why are we seeing this speak
in migrants now? >> i think there's two reasons, we've always had a spike in the spring this is not unusual. that's one, secondly, he's talking so much about it, he's like the commercial down in central america. i mean, it's interesting, he thinks every time he opens his mouth, fewer people are -- >> you think it's backfire? >> it's backfiring. he is a commercial for come to the united states, every time he says something like this, more people come, he's the person drawing -- oddly enough, he's the problem once again. if he would just shut up. >> you agree with the president that more people are coming across the border? that there is a situation at the border regardless of who or what is to blame? now, we've seen the images coming out of el paso texas, where migrants have been held under a bridge. the head of the cdp says the system is at a breaking point right now.
kirsten nilsson says we're in a free fall. what is congress going to do? >> we should help, but frankly, let's be fair, if you go back and take a look at the numbers, the actual numbers of a decade ago, they were higher then. they were higher -- >> a decade ago, in 2000 is when we saw the peek, and then it started to go down. given what we've heard, it could reach in this fiscal year a million immigrants, migrants being apprehended at the border, that's getting much closer to those numbers back in early 2000 than they have been in the past several years. >> it's an excellent point you make, i ask you this, why wasn't it a crisis back then when we had fewer officers. wasn't it an outrageous crisis back then as it is today. this administration purposely is creating this crisis, yes, the numbers are bigger and yes we
should spend more money housing the people, but also, this administration purposely has his inhumane processes to make it look bad, make it a crisis. they're women and children. put the ankle bracelets on them, let them go as we used to, you wouldn't have to cage them under these overpasses, which is inhumane, outrageous, illegal and makes us look so bad, it's ridiculous. >> let me summarize what i'm hearing you say. let these people go, give them ankle bracelets. you could offer more fundses to the border when it comes to housing, food, medical care. the trump administration is offering another solution. they're saying, let's cut off aid to the northern triangle countries. guatemala, honduras, el
salvador. >> we could prevent a lot of what's happening on the southern border by preventing people from moving into mexico in the first place. >> right, that's what the us aid money does, makes those count countries more stable. >> if it's working so well, why are the people still coming? why are these historic numbers -- again, 100,000 people across the border, this month alone. that is a crisis. it's a humanitarian crisis, a security crisis. >> congressman, should countries where these migrants are coming from be doing more? should theying held accountable to prevent migration? >> they certainly should, however, i've known mick a long time. that's one of the dumbest things he wants to do. when he wants to cut off aid to these countries that are trying to do something about it, he's going to make the numbers worse, he's going to double the numbers. once again it's like a commercial to get people to come
to the united states, every time they emphasize this more people come, cutting off aide is going to make the situation much worse, much more chaotic and these numbers are only going to grow. i served them for six years, good guys, smart guys, their politics are different. that's the dumbest thing he's ever said. to cut off aid like that is ridiculous, it's even going to make the situation much worse, and they ought to rethink that. >> congressman juan vargas, i appreciate your perspective, thanks for being here. >> new questions and fewer answers tonight over the data breach of amazon ceo jeff bezos. why he's confident saudi arabia had access to bezos' phone. joe biden hasn't even entered the race yet, but now he's having to defend against allegations of inappropriate behavior, what a former nevada state lawmaker is saying live in the cnn newsroom.
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new developments and new questions in the scandal involving jeff bezos. after racy texts between him and his mistress were leaked to the national enquirer. fingers pointed to sanchez' brother after the source of the leak. gavin de becker writes this. our investigators and several experts concluded with high confidence that the saudis had access to bezos' phone and gained private information. for more, i'm joined by oliver darcie. let's back up for a second. de becker is bringing the saudis back into this. remind us where they fit into this story. >> the story is incredibly confusing and getting more confusing by the minute. so you'll remember back when jeff bezos posted that medium post a couple months ago, he hinted the saudi arabian government might be involved in
leaking that information about his affair to the national enquirer. people are looking into it and figuring out what that meant. now a security consultant is writing in the daily beast that the saudi government had access to his phone and the implication is that they may have leaked this information or tipped off the national enquirer about jeff bezos' affair. why would they do that? he's the owner of the washington post, and the post has been critical in its coverage of the saudi government because of the murder of jamal khashoggi. the idea is that the saudis hacked or got information on jeff bezos that would make him look bad that leaked that information, in some sort of a revenge plot. >> what is the national enquirer or ami saying. they're denying this, they're saying despite the false and unsubstantiated claims of mr. de becker, american media has and
continues to refute the unsubstantiated claims of materials for our report required with the help of anyone, other than a single source that first brought them to us. that source, they say sanchez, who is the brother of lauren sanchez who bezos was having an a235ir with. we have reported previously at cnn that sanchez was the source for the national enquirer, and it is note worthy that de becker while he writes this column in the daily beast and says the saudis were involved, or at least accessed to the information on bezos' phone. he doesn't present any evidence to back up that assertion. we're still waiting. >> we have asked for evidence many times. and he has not provided any. he's made these aergs ises and so you have to take his word for what it is. there's a lot of competing story lines here.
>> the timing is interesting. the fact that he's writing an op ed, he's putting this out there without all the evidence. let's move on to another topic. i want everyone to take a look at this graphic that was on fox and friends this morning. the state department announced the u.s. is cutting off aide to el salvador, honduras and guatemala for not stopping migrants from coming to the u.s. trump cuts u.s. aide to three mexican countries. that's obviously inaccurate. do we know how this happened? >> i don't know what to say about something like that. ed henry, one of the co-hosts of fox and friends this weekend, came out and apologized for that, it's really unclear. i think what's so striking about this, it's so sloppy. and it is representative of the whole fox and friends show, right? they're not tethered really a lot of times to reality to the
facts. and this is where the president of the united states is getting information. we know this because he tweets every single day about what he sees on fox and friends, so this chyron is a sloppy error, but it speaks larger volumes about what fox and friends is putting out there. >> thank you very much. good to see you. as joe biden mulls a 2020 bid, he's now on the defensive after allegations that he made a nevada politician uneasy. hear how she's describing her interaction and his response next live on the cnn newsroom. ♪ you got this! ♪ woo! ♪ ♪
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new today, former vice president joe biden is responding to allegations that he acted inappropriately toward a nevada state lawmaker. here's what lucy flores told cnn about what happened before a campaign event in 2014. >> very unexpectedly, and out of nowhere, i feel joe biden put his hands on my shoulder, got you very close to me from behind, leaned in, smell my hair, and then plant a slow kit on the top of my head. and that in and of itself might not sound like it's a serious thing, that in and of itself might sound like it was innocent and well intentioned. but in the context of it as a person that had no relationship with him afterwards as a candidate that was preparing to make my case effected as the
second in command of that state, to have the vice president of the united states do that to me unexpectedly and just kind of out of nowhere, it was shocking. >> in response, biden says he's given countless handshakes and hugs on the campaign trail, and not once, never did i believe i acted inappropriately. if it's suggested i did so, i will listen respectfully, but it was never my intention. joining me now, the associate editor for real clear politics. biden's response was the third statement put out by his team. how do you think he's handled all of this. >> it is interesting. they're trying to walk a line where they don't acknowledge he's done something disqualifying. they're trying to talk about his long history of hugging people and kissing people and that they have too do, there have been as kellyanne conway and others have pointed out, lucy flores, their pictures, there are videos of
him behaving this way, so they're trying to acknowledge this same time not apologizing for anything, because he doesn't feel that what he did was inappropriate. lucy flores made the case on "state of the union" about why she felt this was inappropriate. you can see the other candidates responding to this, i think people -- in the responses so far, i've noticed there's a coress of this one event may not be disqualifying, but women must be heard. they're trying to acknowledge it without a full fledged apology and hope they can move on. >> flores may have been politically motivated in sharing her story. here's her response to that. >> you know the people might accuse of you of being politically motivated here. we should point out, you supported bernie sanders in 2016, you attended a beto o'rourke campaign event yes, you told us you haven't endorsed any candidate yet, you haven't
decided who you want to support. how would you respond, to someone who says, she's attending a beto rally, politics might be partially motivating you here, what would you tell those people? >> politics was definitely the impet impetus, the reason we're having these conversations is because joe biden is considering running for president. >> michael as he mentioned, we heard from elizabeth sanders, among others weighing, in saying they believe lucy flores, do you think this scandal if you want to call it that would keep biden from entering the race? >> well, it certainly seems to be challenging him in the decision he's making. it seems for months. this is a fight that's happening within the democratic party. we can remember a couple years ago, the much loved senator from minnesota essentially pushed out after some photos and other
evidence that he sort of acted inappropriately in a sexual way. kirsten gill brand who is a presidential candidate, a big part of that, there is this fight now, it's generational and i think that it is -- must be giving them pause, the three statements you're saying from both biden's spokesperson suggests this is something they're very concerned about. the others are running with, and asking these questions. i also thought it was interesting that miss flores didn't run away from the idea that this was politically motivated. but she's talking about it in a way that this is a decision that we have to make as democrats and as voters in our political process, that's a sea change that's happened over the last couple years as me too has become a part of our culture. >> i wonder when it comes to the president and republicans, if this is something they're going to stay far away from considering the president's own history himself? >> that's the thing, that's why
kellyanne conway was trying to make hey of this today on fox news channel by saying the democrats won't put up with this, essentially was her conclusion, because republicans have put up with this, it's not an issue republicans can criticize joe biden on should he become the nominee. the running to become the nominee, because they can't defend all the accusations against president trump. so it's going to -- >> so biden versus trump in the general, does this issue just go away. >> i believe it wouldn't be an issue at all, in the general election, this is something that either kirsten gillibrand or one of the other candidates is going to pick up with and cut biden down. he leads in the polls. we have no sense of what the democratic primary franken having to leave the senate. there was a backlash to the reaction against him. there are people that are going to stand up and push back
against us saying biden's our front-runn front-runner. he's the best shot at beating trump. >> as we look to 2020, health care is going to be a top issue, at least it's expected to be given the president is pushing for the courts to overturn obamacare, but he still has no replacement. here's jake tapper asking mick mulvaney about this. >> keep in mind we have offered plans in the house, in the senate, we came up with a bunch of ideas out of the white house. they didn't pass because john mccain went back on his word to vote for it in the middle of the night. that's another story for another day. what we're going to do over the course of the next couple months, because the lawsuit will move slowly is to come up with something that can pass into law. we'd love to work with democrats, we don't think they're going to do that with us until that lawsuit is over. >> won the it be responsible to have the replacement there before you take the insurance away from the individuals, the
tens of millions of americans who are relying on it. >> would it be responsible for the democrats to pass a decent bill in the first place, they didn't do that, they admit that. >> i'm guessing the president will like that he brought up john mccain again in his answer, it sounds like he's banking on this lawsuit to go slow, what if it doesn't? >> i think republicans have a big problem on their hands, this is what you're hearing from republicans connected on capitol hill, they're saying, we weren't expecting this, we weren't ready for this a real -- another sort of example of how the white house and capitol hill republicans have a disconnect there, and it's interesting that it's mick mulvaney who's not only the acting white house chief of staff, still the figure ahead, the office of management and budget, the head white house budget office, these are things he seems to be pushing really hard from that position. lots of power there, and republicans on the hill just are throwing their hands up going how can we be prepared for this,
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police say she got into the wrong car and wound up murdered. the suspect is being held on charges. 21-year-old samantha josefson was last seen on 24 this surveillance camera outside of a bar friday. it looks like she was waiting for an uber that she had ordered through the app, when a black chevrolet impala pulled up, she got in, she never made it home. jean casaress is following this story for us.
there were chilling details about what and who police found inside the suspect's car when they took them into custody. >> it was a traffic stop, it was 24 hours later after she was allegedly abducted in that vehicle. what they found first of all. pulled it over, who is now the suspect fled from the car so the officer pursues him, gets him, gets him into custody, brings him back, and in that car authorities are saying was a large amount of blood, a long with cleaning supplies. bleach, some personal wipes, even some windex and a female. a female was in the front seat. she's cooperating with authorities, they do not believe she was with him at the time of the alleged abduction. and even murder. but she was there in the car
filled with blood that had been 24 hours later. >> that is so chilling. what do police say happened after samantha josefson got into the car? >> we don't know a lot. here's what we do know. she was transported, either dead or alive 90 miles from where she was picked up. there was an immense amount of blood in that car, what that shows is that something very violent happened. when you suffocate something there's not a lot of blood. even a gunshot, depending upon where it would be, there's not that much blood. so there had to be something extremely violent and there were child restraint locks in place in the back seat so that she couldn't have gotten out even if she wanted to. >> that makes me sick. i can't imagine being her family. we're hearing from her father, right? >> we are. she was a student at the university of south carolina, she was a political science major and her father posted one thing and we want to read that for you.
he says, it is with tremendous sadness and of a broken heart that i post this. i will miss and love my baby girl for the rest of life. samantha is no longer with us, but she will not be forgotten. it is extremely hard to write this and post it, but i love her with all my heart, i could turn to write about her, but it kills me, i sit here and cry while looking at the picture and write this. and ana, they are from new jersey, so her family is now in south carolina, but they did not live close to where she was where she was that political science major. she was with her friends. >> and then they parted ways, and when the friends realized the next day, she's not here, she's gone, they called authorities, but it was hunters, turkey hunters that found the body while authorities are talking with her roommates. and if not for those turkey hunters it could have been months, years because it was --
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with the conclusion of the mueller investigation, attorney general william barr's two letters to congress and president trump's victory lap insists he's in the clear, made saturday night live have fresh material. >> as for conspiracy or
collusion, there were several questionable incidences involving the president's team, but we cannot a criminal connection. >> no collusion. no diggity. no doubt. [ air horn ] >> all joking aside, the developments this week with the mueller investigation created some confusion and a lot of new questions. which brings us to our weekly segment cross exam with ellie honick. he's a former state prosecutor. you said your inbox almost crashed with so many questions. and the one on everyone's mind i think is, will we actually see the mueller report and what information might be kept from the public even if some of it is released? the main focus of our viewers questions this week was william barr's four-page summary of the mueller report. a lot of people are calling that a cliff notes version of the mueller report.
>> cliff notes, i remember that. i won't ask you if you used them or not. i will cop to using them when i was younger. cliff notes are 100 pages. barr's letter is four pages. we saw it was four pages, and the mueller report is 400 william barr announced late last week we'd all be seeing some of the mueller report by mid april which is good. that's quick. that seems like a reasonable deadline. one of the big question system going to be what happens with grand jury information. william barr said he's in the process of redacting out grand jury information. that means anything that robert mueller got by subpoena. we know he served 2,800 subpoenas in this case. that is ten times more than i ever served in any case. if grand jury comes out of this report, it is going to be redacted like crazy and i don't think people will accept it as a fully transparent version of the report. >> one person who did not get a subpoena was president trump. we talked about this a lot because the question of obstruction of justice, that really speaks to that question.
if you were asked why do you think that he was not subpoenaed? >> this is one of the big mysteries that still lingers around this. if we remember on the questions about russia conspiracy, mueller worked out a deal with trump's team that they could take the written exam, the take home exam. when it came to obstruction, trump's team took a hard line. the quote from the lawyers was over my dead body will i let donald trump, rudy giuliani said this, go in and speak to robert mueller for reasons we can probably understand. that left mueller with a choice. issue a subpoena and try to force trump in or walk away and mueller chose to walk away. i think given where mueller came out on obstruction that the evidence was so close he couldn't even make a decision. i think this is one of the questions that lawmakers are going to focus on if and when they have william barr and perhaps robert mueller in to testify on capitol hill. >> we know there are still some ongoing investigations involving roger stone, rick gates, michael flynn. perhaps others. one viewer wants to know is it likely mueller will refer ongoing investigations to the
southern district of new york and could trump pardon any convictions that happen there? >> yes and yes. we actually found out for sure this week that there are other ongoing investigations that come off of mueller's main mandate. a federal prosecutor in washington, d.c. talked about robust ongoing grand jury investigations. we know the southern zridistric has michael cohen and the inaugural. even in his letter william barr says some of the information he's redact out relates to ongoing criminal investigations. there are plenty more tentacles to come out of mueller's work. yes, the president can pardon charges out of any u.s. attorney's offices including the southern district of new york. those are federal charges the president can pardon federally. >> but he can't pardon state charges. we know at least paul manafort's case there is some state investigation going on involving him. >> yes. >> what are your top questions for this week? >> the house democrats gave william barr an april 2nd deadline to release the full mueller report. that's tuesday. barr has now said we'll get it probably the week after, by mid
april. nadler said if we don't get it by -- i'm sticking to april 2. if we don't get it by april 2 i'm issuing a subpoena. well, he said i'm going to take action. i don't think there's any problem waiting until mid april. number two, how are the house democrats going to adjust their oversight strategy? adam schiff doubled down. he gave the speech, do we think this is okay? maybe not up here beyond a reasonable doubt but do we think this is okay. it looks like there will be some effort to continue digging in and counter veiling efforts to try to go down new roads. the last one is, is doj going to do anything about the president's request now that he claims that he's been fully exonerated, now the other side. he said we need to investigate the other side. not clear who he means. but if he means the people who opened this investigation, i see that as a huge problem. i think that is the opposite of what the department of justice is about. if barr doj starts getting used to avenge personal or political
problems that the president has, that is really the opposite of what having an impartial nonpolitical department of justice is about. >> as always, thank you. if you want to learn more or ask your own questions, check out cross-exam at cnn.com. they put a man on the moon so what's the big deal about making enough space suits for women? judy motes has that story next. ♪ that's some great paint. ♪ that's some great paint. behr ultra, a top-rated interior and exterior paint. paint, prime, protect - all in one. now that's some great paint! find it exclusively at the home depot.
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ann mcclain and christina cook were scheduled to go outside and change batteries on the international space station. >> i'm kind of a geek at heart. >> i'm a total nerd, but nerds get to go to space. >> ann got her first walk in space march 22nd with a male astronaut. she's the one wearing red stripes. but with both women scheduled to go space walking friday, there weren't enough size medium suits to go around. that launched snarky tweets like we can put a man on the moon but we can't put a woman in a space suit? even hillary clinton chimed in, make another suit. some fun facts about space suits. first, they're not actually custom fitted to each astronaut. the ones currently being used were designed over 40 years ago and could cost as much as $250 million to create a new suit from scratch. turns out they do have a second
size medium siguit on board the space station but prepping it takes time. they didn't think they'd need it because ann trained on the ground wearing medium and large suits, but when she went on her first real space walk, she thought the medium fit better. christina is now being paired to go space walking with a larger male astronaut but they have the option of just switching the people. the mission becomes more important than a cool milestone. nasa told "the new york times." at least there's nothing wrong with getting caught wearing the same outfit. >> it's one small step for man. >> one size medium for two women. cnn, new york. >> quick programming note. don't miss an episode of the cnn original series "tricky dick" following richard nixon's rise, fall, and incredible comeback and political destruction airing tonight at 9:00 right here on cnn.
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