for all. where the medicare program would be expanded to make all americans eligible. the bill's backers unveiled their proposal at this hour long briefing. sen. sanders: let me thank all of you for being here this afternoon. let me thank our special guests, the media likes to talk about the politics of this event, who is supporting it and why and its impact and blah, blah, blah. but the american people want to know what we will do to fix this dysfunctional health-care system that cost us twice as much per person compared to any other country, but leaves 28 million people uninsured and even more underinsured. that is what the market people -- the american people want to know in terms of what we are doing. and that is what we will be talking about today. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and i want to tell you, i want to tell you that i am just very excited about the kind of support that are medicare for all legislation is receiving all across this country and right here in the united states

in the end, we all move forward. we all want peace, rather than war. we want harmony, rather than conflict. this is the aspiration shared by all our people. peace, stability, harmony, and progress. it is not a large agenda, but it is a difficult one. as we go forward in our efforts to redress the ills of this nation, i would like to ask our friends who understand our aspirations and problems to join us. we would like you to join us in a positive, constructive way to find new paths to peace and stability, toward harmony. we would like to think of our country as a whole, not just as little afflicted areas. it is as a whole only that we can make progress. i would like to use an analogy of a healthy human being. a healthy human being is healthy all over. you cannot neglect his general health to concentrate on one particular ill. i use this analogy because our sector has made the greatest progress since we came into the administration last year. by concentrating on public health, we have found other health problems can also be better addressed. . year,ample

tillerson: good evening all. sec. tillerson: good evening, all. i want to begin by extending our condolences to those who have suffered and continue to suffer from the devastation from the natural disaster that we are witnessing around the western hemisphere. f massive hurricanes in the caribbean are testing the will and spirit of the people that live in that area.

i'm all for draining the swamp. by all means.er card and advisory board card. i got this in the mail, but by all means, we're going to drain that damn swamp and fight this corruption 110%. because i voted for the 45th president because i believed he could be the force that when power we the people to oust corruption in our great nation. there's too much corruption going on. i mean, somebody mentions the clintons. the next thing you know, seth rich. then they have all all the crap beaten out of you. i don't care what political affiliation you are, even if i don't like you, you still have your constitutional rights and they should be upheld. thank you. and let's see here, i got lost an a little bit. all right. my only regret, sadly, is that the otheri antifa or self-proclaimed anarchists don't accept this. with his group and patriots united we stand a great chance to reform our nation and fight the evil in the system. so i'm hoping that my words can read out to them. but i'll be honest with you. it's an uphill battle. they're not v

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for all intents and purposes, it seems a bit range bound.ow the one thing that bankers will point to or potential people would be looking for is if rates pull back janet yellen is on the hot seat. we get this push and pull between dovish. >> the fed balance sheet is one of the levers they have. we also have global levers in play that yellen does not control. the fact is even as our own central bank begins to tighten, that is not the policy anywhere else on earth and money flows very easily. >> it's changing isn't that the story we went from dovish central banks all over the world, we were starting to tighten a little bit, now it seems like everyone is falling in line. >> the narrative has changed think about where we were to start the year, two six five and consensus was three and a quarter. here we are in october debating about two two, two three that's the big subject nothing's happening. >> carter, you say the rates are about to back up. >> i think so. i think they're going to come off here we've just moved up pretty rapidly. let's draw s

we all have to join together. i accept that the responsibility lies with us, the people of this country. all the people of myanmar, from the government to each and every individual within this country, has a responsibility for the development and the progress of this country. but we would like our friends to join us in our great endeavor. this is certainly a big endeavor and an ambitious endeavor. a determination to build our country, beset by many problems. a state that is healthy and strong, that can look forward to a secure future. it is sad that in meeting our diplomatic community, i am obliged to focus just on the very few of our problems. when there are so many which we could resolve together. that is why i am opening the door to all of you who wish to join us in our endeavors. we invite you to join us, talk to us and discuss with us, to go with us to problem areas where we can guarantee security for you. because we do not want the added problem of anything happening to any of you. join us and then, and see

all right.happens in vegas, well, doesn't always seem to stay in vegas a couple of friends learned that while partying out in sin city they were on elevator snap chatting of course. twerking, you know, partying it up just minding their own business when suddenly bill ny that's right the science guy stepped on to the elevator. snap chat later tweeted chatter later twe twee tweeted e was so nice and offered to take the pictures for them. never mentioned the twerk fest 93 apparently walk in. he looks red in the face maybe little embarrassed there. hash tag buffed, guys. >> hi, girls. >> how would he know they were twerking before he got on the elevator. >> i think when he open the elevator they were dancing and they stopped as soon as they saw him. >> i'm going to do my thing. >> do you think bill nye knows what twerking is. >> i think he knows what twerking is. >> don't let him fool you. >> i think he knows. erin, thank you. >> here's what we do. iphone is out right now. we are going to get our fi

all right. it back inside to you. more good day d.c. out here at join base andrews coming up. guys. back to you. >> awesome. i feel like we should be off we go, into the wild blue yonder. >> why not? keep with the theme of today, right? >> yeah. >> i was just thinking when he was talking how awesome it would be to know how to fly an airplane. >> oh, my gosh. >> jet blue has this program in four years -- >> they'll train to you fly commercially. >> high school diploma ged all you need. >> okay. >> true story. >> we have more true stories to share. good day d.c. on this friday september 15th. of course, we'll have much of more from giant base andrews all morning long. first though we do have to get to some breaking news. it's been a busy morning. >> the breaking news coming to us from london this morning. that is where homemade bomb exploded on a tube train during the morning rush at the parsons green station. that blast left 18 people hurt most of the flash burns but still pretty dangerous there

so much part can be played all the world's a stage all the world stage all the world's a stage and we are deaf. greetings and salutations september is finally upon us the kids are back and school university is starting up again the leibniz will soon be turning beautiful colors and here in the united states are lovely elected officials in congress head back to capitol hill to you know look busy talk a lot and ultimately not really do much of anything but one country that is talking a lot lately is north korea they they also appear to be doing quite a bit over the weekend it was confirmed that north korea executed its sixth and most powerful nuclear test to date according to the guardian the underground blast triggered a magnitude six point three earthquake it was more powerful than the bombs dropped by the u.s. on a road and nagasaki during the second world war yes the ongoing game of threats and missile tests between the united states and north korea continues to escalate with neither side pulling back on the rhetoric or saber rattling but the question that is going to be asked is whe

army weapons facility in of all places new jersey apparently they're like funneling all those arms traffic through there and then out to you know various countries that will then bring it into syria as it's a result yes but the interesting thing is that they're not really marking it off that way and all the checks and balances no no they are absolutely. what's also clear. they're not actually doing that in fact they're breaking the rules are they not yeah you know one of the things we're talking about according to the report is that to secure these arms imports letter export license is in other countries the buyers have to provide this valid end user certificate guaranteeing where the weapons will end up and when some of these reporters had seen some of the the certificates issued by socom under this syria program what they found was that syria. it doesn't mention syria is the final destination. what its own set list socom is the final user stating quote the material we use for defense purposes in direct use by u.s. government transferred by means of grants as a military education or train

highs despite it all so is wall street telling main street we're strong enough to handle it all? hi, everybody i'm dagen mcdowell this is bulls & bears. the bulls & bears this week, gary b. smith, jonas ferris, a lock with lee carter and jessica tarlove. welcome to everybody. gary k, what is the smart money telling us? >> well first off when you have all kinds of suppose ed bad news and the market has the best week we've seen basically all year it really tells you everything you need to know and just by way of example this week, apple's going to sell a trillion iphones when it comes out. here with the hurricanes disney opens up a couple days later the parks are already packed so business is business, we're back to business and the american people are going at it again and i think the markets reflecting it right now. >> dagen: and gary b., we had names like boeing, caterpillar, even dow dupont hitting all-time highs on friday. no fear there. >> well, i'm a little bit more t epid or conservative than gary k is. maybe being a more, maybe i was more in the storm than gary k. was i kn

than all all about religious jews. just like this but it does somehow or look like a divided developed population or less than total secular porcelain just so so in some ways the change in attitudes toward israel were to the jewish. border shifts in a moment attitudes toward israel. right now one of the one of the big debates and split seems to be the idea of the b.d.s. may have meant they boycott divestment and sanctions in an interview with the foundation for middle east peace last year you addressed how that the liberal jewish community is splitting over these issues and what you had said was quote the problem with the american jewish community today when it comes to p.b.s. is that there. isn't enough to bait about in fact in much of the mainstream jewish community the debate isn't even allowed to take place supporters of p.b.s. for the record i'm not one of them are actively excluded from the organized jewish community. how do you see this window of sort of respectable debate being sat. well there's almost. totally

all of these homes, all of these homeowners, all day long, we have had cars coming by. streams of cars started coming in around 8:00 this morning. and it hasn't stopped. you've had contractors coming in. people with u-hauls, rvs that are going to be parked in front of some of these homes. because, frankly, it's going to be weeks if not months before some of these people are able to move in. and that's a story we're seeing all over houston. >> maya, president trump at the white house here on daca and harvey. let's listen. >> a decision on daca? >> sometime today or over the weekend we'll have a decision. >> should dreamers be worried? >> we love the dreamers. we love everybody. thank you very much. thank you. we'll issue it sometime over the weekend. maybe this afternoon. [ inaudible question ] >> we're working on emergency funding. we're doing everything we can, and we're working very well with the governor. >> thank you. >> who has done a terrific job. >> dreamers are terrific. thank you very much, everybody. >> have a good afternoon. >> thank you. >> all right. just 4

let's speak of all the day let's think about what is the best. what is best for all of us in the day after hopefully the situation in syria would. change we won't iran is a state that supports still as a superpower will and region and as i said before this is almost not only the concern of fees but. into the past when we need to the solution seventeen against russia will spot a feat in an understanding that this is a deal with the gun he's asian so even though i know iran these being. those that are fighting others in syria and in the region let's speak. to let's speak now about the situation the day after and let's try to minimize the influence in the future because it's going to be problematic not only for israel i can assure you absolutely and i think there is there is also a keen understanding that in a medium term iran also represents a political and economic competitor for russia in the region but again there is also a realisation that to be a rabbit out iran that you cannot stabilize syria or perhaps the region more generally if you had th

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all power to all the people maker is owe sense.hink a statue of wilson goode, the first black mayor in philadelphia means equality, not a pick. how many white people use picks? things like this is why racism still exists in america. >> so, yes, certainly lots of opinions another one, from miracle round, this on twitter. i love. >> this she put heart next to t so we will be getting ooh retire rations all morning. >> if you want to see more details, alex holley on tv or facebook. you might get your comment put on tv because certainly, i mean, artist as n if you look on the artist twitter page, he says it is the goal to start a conversation. >> people are talking. >> that's what art is. but didn't he say that he had many choices, put up the clothespin, could put it up at belmont plateau, but i think the arts program decided to put it down thereby frank rizzo. >> create some conversation. >> because the monopoly pieces, maybe they didn't want to put it next to the monopoly piece. >> what's the point there? >> what's the point putting n

so much parking all the world's all the world's all the world's a stage and we are definitely a place. your launching and our team america special report and they love this stuff was made has gone up but basically everything that you think you know about civil society has broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be the size of the normalising pile. we don't need people that think like this on our planet. this is an incredibly tense situation. you know. hello to you it looks like feel the christmas lights. analyzing the bottom. line with me like you i got. the please. please please. please talk. to me. in the stories that shaped the week britain's face of terror attack this year. young yang finds a ballistic missile over japan off the international community hits north korea with bad the sections. to let go. and the french president's proposed labor reforms triggered by.

full i believe that they're all. is very important for israel and for the palestinians for a lease for lease this is really important because you know the average israeli would say ok what's the can we get from the palestinians any peace treaty he's taking some lists we have still coming from the palestinian side we are giving up too early too early. also taking some secure with the list so the answer is that this can change the theatrics situation of fees when in the region and they'll feel it's not just about giving something to the palestinians but also getting something from d.r. ups this is one thing from these early perspective. but full from his i don't know political reason so either we don't see a real move toward these well it's interesting that. you make this argument because israel has long blocked out the palestinians going to the united nations and trying to internationalize the issue but this century you're advocating the exact same thing only of its sunni arabs because you can gain your own benefits t

we all spent the time. now, we are back to square one. that's all that matters.ribalism. it's a sweeping the world. it is entirely understandable and anybody who didn't see it coming wasn't out there in 2014 and 2015 like i was but when you have people who feel like they've been passed by economically, social become a culturally and politically, and the study of resentment and they don't ever meet anybody different from them, then that is the core of it and all you need is a little leaving. people get careless about whether they vote at midterm. the other thing pretty soon somebody else says i want my resentment and mine is more than your resentment. let's fight about whose resentment is the most authent authentic. pretty soon, somebody is trying to keep you from voting and erasing you from the pole with a map not subject to the review. they think these people are so messed up and for not i will mess with their heads. isn't the internet wonderful. [laughter] >> and the answer is yes and no. the answer to everything is yes and no. that's why democracy requires div

all right.ou maureen. >>> all right. let's talk congress now. because congress is back in session today after a five-week summer recess. and one of the top priorities will be dealing with an aide package for states hit hard by harvey. but that' the jenn today the trump administration is also demanding an increase in the nation's borrowing authority. they will also need to fund the government to avoid a shut down and the president's actions on immigration well they also end up major factor as well. meanwhile, president trump is expected to formally announce a decision to end daca today. >> that's right. the obama era program currently protects hundreds of thousands of undo you meaned immigrants who came to the united states as children. >> all right. fox5's melanie alnwick is live outside the white house with the very latest in this story. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. that announcement is expected around 11:00 this morning at the justice department. president trump signaled his decision,

god bless all of you. a special thank you to the people who made it possible to go into that building every day for work. [cheering and applause] let's hear it for senator duckworth. new jersey senator, cory booker. [cheering and applause] >> i want to say thank you to everyone who is here and is not given up but kept fighting, was shown that we may be small but we are so large of spirit that they may try to push us back but we will never allow this nation to go backwards until the darker days where we don't have health insurance or access to care where children are chained and locked, whose parents worry about devastating their family financially and not been able to provide. i want to say thank you. we are one voice but when we join together we create a course of conviction that will be heard. i want to thank you for continuing to show that no matter how we are in hand we are dealt in life we still can press forward and win battles for justice and for honor interest. i want to say right now it has been a

all of our people should have the opportunity to. have this kind of information more often as you said peter we have futures that sometimes don't bring the the information we should have but the information they want us to have it so i think this kind of debate here is very productive and i congratulate him for the initiative and for the hard work to make this will happen thank you thank you thank you you thank. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. let you go i. will see what will befall three of the more people. interested always in the waters of. the spiral downwards this applies to both russia u.s. relations and the ongoing events on the korean peninsula. this is how. the economy is built around. washington washington. the. voters elected a businessman to run this country business. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. i. washington calls for the strongest possible measures agains

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i get all that.but conservatives should not place all of their hopes in any politician to go back and read the founders, read the federalist papers. they say this over and over again that you should have a healthy distrust of any political leader. sometimes particularly the ones that claim to be speaking to you. i try this. it is hard in my line of work. i have lots of friends at national review and the weekly standard, and all these places that love to have lunches and dinners, and drinks, and all these things, with politicians. i tried really hard not to do that. as a matter of policy. because friendship can be corrupting. if you become friends with someone it is harder to tell the , truth about them. my attitude has always been like a research scientist with his lab animals. you don't want to get too attached. it is much easier to stick a needle in test subject 42b than in fluffy. [applause] --1 jonah: and same thing with politicians. for the most part i try to stay away from. the job, at the end

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all right.s friday. but it's not just any friday. >> nope its our final zip trip of the season. let's get right back out to national harbor and say l hi to everybody. hey, guys. >> hey. >> hey. >> we added two mor more. we'll add everybody by the end of the show. >> it's like a progressive. we just keep adding. we definitely want to say hi to you but we have some other people we want to say hi first. >> they were here before. >> hey, everybody. good morning. >> yes. >> yes, we are so glad you're here. >> i love it. >> that is so awesome. >> i love the national harbor. >> when i got here at 5:45 our first person was already here. >> awesome. >> isn't that incredible. >> you met the security guard i'm sure, right. >> yes. >> s we first got here too and then he said okay now i got to leave 'cause i'm going to go home and watch you 'cause it was the end of his shift. >> we're here all morning and we want to meet everybody. come down and see us. the national harbor just keeps getting better and bette

as you're watching all of. us. all the world's. and all the news companies merely players but what kind of partners are into american play r.t. america offers more artsy american personal. in many ways the news landscape is just like the real news big names good actors bad actors and in the end you could never know your audience so much parking need for all the girls all the world's a stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. larry king now the. first female so it's still very surreal so i'm sort of trying to process that and it's happening now that peter was telling each other for some time so to represent those well wanting to do what they were watching a boyfriend take another woman out every day. strangers approaching all the time i mean i've literally cried with strangers in bathrooms and given advice to people in the aisles of target and at the mall yesterday it's just i think people relate on so many different levels i come from a very small town in florida and i think that if you ever think outside the b

all of it. what a torture to a population that has learned to believe that with every decade, you'll make more money and that'll allow you to have these betetter things and to give them to your children, and you promise it and you believe in yourself, as you're capablble of doing it, and suddenly the wages don't go upup anymore. and it's not explained to people that the wages didn't go up anymorere. they're just left without the wherewithal to achieve the american dream. and if you don't make it a national convnversation and if you don't explain it to people whwhy that happened, then americans blame themselves individually. "i didn't go to the right school." "i didn't take the right courses." "i didn't major in the right thing." "i didn't work hard enough." "i didn't please my boss," whatever. "it's me." and they turn inward and blame themselves with all the social consequences of that. and when that doesn't solve the probleme, they do something very understandable over the last 35 y years. they

of the beaches all over again. >> all right.it is 9:05 now, 9:06. should we try to have a little bit every up? >> i think so, i'm ready for it. >> do you guys promise to have fun, people are telling on you guys. got a little -- you two had some moments. >> i was very happy to have you come back. i was grateful. i saw were you coming on back, yes, could not come soon enough. >> so i'm their keep the peace. >> but we're fine. ya. >> you guys always do, that yes, it is your relationships. >> it is. >> we do get along. >> the look karen gave you. >> i'm more loyal to you than you are to me. >> oh! >> maybe. no, i'll try to be better. >> who are you loyal to? >> i'm trying to turn over new leaf, really. talk about this thing. >> i want -- i want this, and if i don't get back to the gym, with my treanor, i won't need this, but i really want it, it is a fanny pack. and i know fanny packs are really corny. but look at this one. it is for dad bods? >> what? >> yes. so i can put that over my belly. >> so you know what i might do? i might

are all invited.und 7:30 orng 8:00, see you then. music says a lot. give it him him what time for monica. -- give it up one more time for monica. thank you monica. know, someyou will you should. all names you should. i met this woman just a few minutes ago. the welcome to the stage and -- i toldn activists, her i would say it wrong. >> how do i follow that? i want to thank everybody for being here. a tiring has been eight months. for many of us it has been eight months of resistance, for some it has been a lifetime of resistance. thank you for being here. just the other day i was listening to the news and i was that the menything were saying house about the players taking any at the football games. i'll just think thinking about how disrespectful that was. that speaking how they and english i would be in the classrooms, studying up, trying to say the pledge of allegiance anyway i could. and i tried and i tried because a way to that would be be american or to be accepted. but no matter how hard i have

we all can play a role. we all can do something. we all can make a contribution. and we're too silent. we need to get our young people, our children to read the literature, the books. watch the films. tell them the story inspiesh them to push and pull. in selma, alabama, schoolteachers left a classroom in 1963 and '64. and walked to the courthouse to attempt to register to vote. how can we be at home with ourself when we have someone serving as attorney general as jeff session. how can we be at home with ourselves when we see what is happening to so many of our young people to our brothers and sisters. we need some fire under us. >> yes, ma'am. >> my question is basically, this. the sheets are off, the hoods are off. they're putting on suits. is it possible now for us to start looking at the systemic problems as it relates to extremism, white supremacy, when these people are working in law enforcement, in the correctional institutions. is it possible for us to now start looking in the backgrounds of the people that are abusing our young individuals now by looking

of the police shootings that have occurred all that has to examine the all the aztecs peter all of those people gathered there obama but they were virtual signaling or the end result is about all look what obama's done is making all these wacky all these white officers shoot black kids if that would have happened under donald trump they would be saying it and saying it at every award show at every opportunity always saying this you can hit trump but here i want substance you know the great if you want to make a donald trump joke great at least make it funny to hear it about his hair hollywood is staying on this cosmetic personality issue that's all about his weight as this we need to focus on the issues and i'm all for focusing on the issues and hearing about policy that's what matters and that's what matters to the american people to the point exactly when i go there because you know that's one of the things that i say you know this whole thing in alabama what a fiasco what a waste of everybody's time when he went down there for a purpose and he got out he wandered off the reservation i

[cheers and applause] >> i love you all, we love you all. i thank all of the speakers here. these people that are speaking onstage have given their lives to unity and peace and trying to make things better. i am so honored, we are so honored to be here with all of them. we are going to do a march. ken is going to lead us off. if you folks on stage would grab a flag and take it for the walk with us, we are really psyched you are here. thank you for walking on this planet with me. we love you all very much. may peace prevail on earth! [cheers and applause] >> give it up for jim and all of his energy. i love it. we are going to all grab some flags here and we are going to head out on the march. the most important thing i want everyone to remember is that dialogue and civility is being able to walk and talk together. we're not going to be doing too many chants and things as we walk. instead we are going to talk to each other. we are going to take pictures, give hugs, embrace one another. are you guys ok with that? yes? ok. that is what we are going to do. we are going to continu

and all. the soldiers are people who were able to visit the two most of their ancestors but prior to that this was not presentable the head of the delegation said he was hunted a quake which they are sent happy with this true. december they will be the first visit. with a direct flight to visit the graves i would likely want to. pass the gratitude of the former residents of the thank you very much for that so let us continue dealing with this issue based on this kind of humanitarian approach are enjoying this kind of defeat it's important to explain the conflicts between our people next year we will have the year old japan and russia in the year of russia needs a plan to deal with the opening ceremony will create at least on may twenty sixth next year at the bolshoi theater. a team of neutral understanding and friendship between all countries. the most important thing in russo-japanese relations and signing a little peace treaty this is what president putin said to japan i thought it was this

loaded up with all the bad stuff. how do you dispose of the health it's a great question so there's actually two different ways to do that normally when have absorbs anything from the soil it goes into the seeds that's primarily where it winds up so if you're looking to get rid of that primary source you can actually use this process called colic acid to leak that part of that chemical out or it can actually be safely turned into biofuel really show you where you can drive vehicles with it and i believe when we know that it's a mistake and that will be rugs all these buses i don't usually fuel some help and then when you look at it to one of the great things about doing the book that you were not i did together was the education that i think people need to. no they're subject asian they need to know a few things like that hemp was the economic driving force of this country for its first hundred fifty years that we were actually ordered as the colonies to produce it by the british so that they could use it to make sale

so, all in all, your childhood. um, happy, challenging? i look back on it now and wow, it was-- it was pretty darn rough. i mean, it could have been better but i didn't realize at the time that there was anything wrong. so i had a great childhood. - harvey:this beach shop is awesome! - hulk:thank you. well, this is like the transition. you know, i'll always be part of wrestling so there's a lot of wrestling stuff in here and you know, stuff from my career and memorabilia plus since i'm on the beach and i'm the official beach bum around here we're making the transition with the beach hats and the board shorts so it's a beach shop for everybody that comes here to orlando. what are these? okay, these are the boots-- as you can see they're pretty worn out-- that i wore in "wrestle mania 3," and body-slammed andre the giant. harvey: this was to me the biggest moment that i can remember in your career. this-- you picked up a 700-pound guy. hulk: yes, sir. this moment etched wrestling in the wwf/wwe in history that we were not going anywhere. th

we would have to look at all of the details, all of the facts, but we've had presidents for 25 years now they've been talking, talking, talking. and the day after an agreement is reached new work begins in north korea, continuation on nuclear. so i would prefer not going the route of the military, but it's something certainly that could happen. our military has never been stronger. we are in a position now and you know the new orders, you see the numbers just like i see the new numbers. it's been tens of billions of dollars more in investment. and each day new equipment is delivered, new and beautiful equipment, the best in the world, the best anywhere in the world by far. hopefully we're not going to have to use it on north korea. if we do use it on north korea, it will be a very sad day for north korea. do you have a question for the emir? >> follow-up, is it acceptable for you as president for north korea to be nuclearized but contained and deterred? is that a strategy -- >> we're going to see -- no, i'm not negotiating with you. maybe we'll have a chance to negotiate with somebod

so, all in all, looking at a pretty good day tomorrow.ff 67 degrees in most of the suburbs. a bit humid a still nice. isolated shower in the afternoon, again, we don't think you'll need the umbrella. we'll call it a fantastic friday. 7:00 coming in with a temperature of 78 degrees. now, irma just about out of here but we still have to track jose and we do think it will have some impacts on our region. amelia and i have been looking at this all day. amelia, it doesn't look like it will come close enough to give us direct impacts but we'll feel a little of it. >> we could see cloudiness, breezy conditions especially out there on tuesday. take a look at where the storm is right now, it's a tropical storm. you can see it really hasn't moved all that much over the last few days. still north of puerto rico. and here's the latest from the national hurricane center. right now maximum winds at 70 miles an hour with this storm system. moving toward the west, northwest at about 8 miles an hour, it is potentially going to strengthen back up to a hurr

all right? >> this is the maximum security facility on level vi for the penitentiary of new mexico. pretty much houses the worst of the worst. these individuals are the worst of the worst within level vi and level vi is the worst within the whole state of new mexico. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> these individuals are housed, one per cell. they're escorted and restrained everywhere they go. in handcuffs or leg irons and belly chains. we do have two and three-man status individuals that are very violent. and they like to assault our staff. >> today we tag along with deputy warden joni brown on her way to deal with one of level vi's most notorious inmates. >> they have an inmate who is refusing to leave his cell. at this point they're going to go in and give him a directive to cuff up and come out. if not, then we're planning the use of force for cell extraction. >> turn around and be restrained. >> no. >> if you don't turn around and be restrained we'll have to forcibly remove you from your cell

all right.of words is, on. >> they can't just talk about us like, that questioning her place, historic debut on monday night footballment not everyone was impressed. so we ask to you be weighing in on there is some people feel women shunned g done play-by-play calling in football. >> what do you think of that? did you happen to watch the second game monday night? we will talk more about that. listen to this. >> i'm moving to gainesville, just want you to know. >> all right. alex, and a lot of women, have been looking at these pictures of gainesville police officers, they've come to the attention because of hurricane irma, trying to help the citizens of gainesville. >> right. posting these pictures being going out in the street, chopping down trees, taking care of folks. >> yes? >> but people notice them for different reason. >> they think they're very attractive. people trying to have good time, even though with all of the strive. yes, they are somewhat attractive? >> what? little more than some

they came from all backgrounds, all races, all faiths, but they were all there to dedicate their livesrican flag. [ applause ] they and every person who puts on the uniform has the love and gratitude of our entire nation. today as we stand on this hallowed ground we are reminded of the timeless truth that when america is united, no force on earth can break us apart. no force. on the morning of 9/11 pentagon police officer isaac hufel and a special person was one of the many heroes whose love for his fellow americans new no bounds. he was amile away when he got the call over his radio that a plane had crashed into the pentagon. he sped to the scene and raced into smoke and fire. few people would have done it. he ducked under live electric wires and trudged through puddles of jet fuel only steps away from sparks and from vicious flame. in the pitch black he began calling out people in need of help. isaac heard faint voices and he wanted to answer those faint voices. one by one he carried people out of the burning rubble. he kept going back into the smoldering darkness, calling out to any

etc they are not our compatriots all of us the compatriots of all of us because their security is our security and five verse we are inextricably linked to each other in a community of destiny a community of fate today and in the future. yes the balance of our global balances have changed radically in recent years the world has become a multi-polar world and this means that we must learn and use the complexity of dialogue but also the riches that dollar can bring to us. our collective action is coming up against obstacles stemming from instability in states. in libya six years after a military intervention i can only judge before this assembly that particular response with the france told us we show that libya again the stability the meeting that was held in true on july twenty fifth enable us to make progress with the reconciliation that we need in order to ensure the success of the political process programme process under the auspices of the united nations alongside the sector general and his special representative in twenty eighteen we must succeed with organizing elections to mar

peter all of a building. so whichever party does win these elections it's almost certainly not going to get more than fifty percent of the votes so what it's going to need is political compromise is going to need to coalition and the various formations that that could take and ultimately what it means is there are a lot of people who don't like the status quo who want their message to be heard for example like the protesters all month buses just departing behind me they're off to spread their message to perhaps influence some votes ahead of tomorrow's big moments what else can we say about this election but more analysis next hour. we will bring you more of our special coverage from berlin live next hour and after the break more world news. they're bad actors over there but maybe these young folks but you know what japan is launching a competitor in the big point mining space russia is coming in competitively john mcafee is going to get into the mining business so there's going to be a lot more competitive in

it rained all day and all night . and the flood waters rose in the houston-harris county area. all told, we got about 50 inches of rain in those five days. 70% of harris county had flood waters at the highest time that the flood occurred. 70% of the houston-harris county area. mr. speaker, i grew up in houston. i remember the hurricanes that came through houston when i was a kid. hurricane carla in 1961 or 1962. we thought that was the biggest thing that ever happened to houston. but there were others since then. more recently we had tropical storms alison, alicia. , en the hurricanes of katrina ike. humbert, gus staff, then we had three holiday floodings in the houston area on memorial day, labor day and the next tax day, i.r.s. day. and now hurricane harvey, more recently. hurricane harvey, all the experts say this is the worst natural disaster to hit the houston area, some say in north america. bayous in texas the way the drainage, if i can use that phrase, in houston works, houston is just a few miles from the gulf coast, some areas are right at sea level. we have a system

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thank you all. that is all i got. [applause] mr. taylor: so i do not have time this afternoon to share my story with you. that would take a while. but what i will say is that behind that term, a person in long-term recovery, there is a whole lot of stuff underneath that phrase right there. i was hopelessly and helplessly addicted to crack crearn, marijuana and alcohol. i was homeless in the street. was unemployable. when i say i was homeless, i would turn down somewhere to lay my head for the night because i had to be on that street corner to sell that next dummy, to get that next hit. that is where i had to be. that is what the disease of addiction means to me. sometimes, we come to these big beautiful hotels each year, this is our 19th convention, and we come to these hotels and we sit in these chairs, and we listened to folks get up and speak and we are like, wow, that is incredible, that is inspiring, they are really doing something. but what i want to emphasize to ou is that this homeless rackhead, today i have meetings with th

all societies elders and young people all of them have been waiting for this moment when the troops on september fifth next speak of victory was achieved on the way to there is all there were very fierce clashes with her wrists but despite all the clashes and the explosives that i sold service plans that syrian troops were able to obliterate these enemy forces it was a moment of triumph moment so you about see more because we're going to factories and the students attend the colleges on this shelling it's believed to be the longest siege in history the city was suffering in darkness there was no electricity no diesel no gas there was a shortage of healthcare staff very three surgeons helicopters were our only hope to take people out of their resort for treatment. meanwhile to syrian soldiers have been killed after an israeli aircraft targeted a government military facility in the west of syria with more here's our middle east correspondent. the syrian military has confirmed that israeli warplanes carried a strike that targeted military facilities in the hama countryside causing damage