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that haded a lim effect and eventually expired.e to change laws in this country, you need really sustained attention andnd commitmentassion on the side of people who want to make the change and j yt haven't seen that whereas on the other side you have this intensity of commitment, money, determination by the n.r.a. and its alleys. think a likely outcome is that donald trump, like many ericans in the amp path -- aftermath of the school shooting got u firp and talked about doing things but the moment will pa and you'll see the same pattern. >> they're takg some action in florida following the shooting but are congressional candidates really push g for something right now? >> i think the challenge is that for the democrati party, while their base is pretty united on the gun issue. itever ranks in polls as the number two or number three issue for voters. on the other hand, it does often rank pretty high up thereva for consve voters so that's why you don't see a push among democrats. they have this bump stock issue. they had finally reached agreement with republicans a couple of months ago afte

it is true, after hades and that -- apprehending these individuals is a challenge but it is not impossible. we've done it before and we will do it again. vacations,el, make make plans and families, and having your name face and description on the wanted poster makes moving around much more difficult. well we cannot apprehend individuals easily, we will resort to other methods such as naming and shaming, sanctions, and publicity. we keep at it because the fbi and our departments -- our friends at the department of justice have a long memory and are long arm of the law reaches worldwide. we understand that companies and institutions may be reluctant to report breaches that many believe notifying authorities will hurt their competitive advantage or damage the reputation. we do not want companies are universities, or individuals, to companies do not want or universities or individuals to feel victimized by an investigation. we will minimize to keep their routine and protect their safety. we will protect their trade secrets and business confidentiality. maintaining a code of silence will not se

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ok for more let's bring in hades is the regional spokesman for the red cross for the near middle east joins us from beirut good morning to you thanks for being with us how is the red cross been able to get any of its aid into eastern good. good morning no unfortunately the situation has not changed since the past days and therefore we are unable to bring any help to the people inside the sun as of this hour we are still trying to negotiate with all the parties involved and try to push them to come to an agreement and we repeated our calls through the media and. by a lot of negotiations but unfortunately the situation stalls and no aid is reaching people who badly needed inside of istanbul to relf el hage regional spokesman for the red cross joining us from beirut this morning thanks very much now for some of the other stories making the news this hour afghan officials say a car bomb in eastern kabul has killed at least one person and injured a number of others it's not yet clear who was behind the bus to kabul has been on edge after a recent increase in bombings by both the taliban an

you have matching hades! hug mehedi! he's already proposed to someone. hug mehedi!our question i have two questions. i am from believing brexit, i've got to give us believing brexit, i've got to give usa believing brexit, i've got to give us a plug, as a mixed—race brexit folder i was deeply disgusted and offended by the leader of the next element. can someone educate vince cable when we voted to leave, it means having more diversity and being open to more inclusive immigration systems. as opposed to what we have now? 0k, and we are only going to give you one question, elliott, because that was quite a long one, wasn't it? it was an interesting thing. for people who don't remember, vince cable in his spring conference speech made a comment talking about... he was suggesting, and i can't remember the precise quote, but he was suggesting it was white voters over a certain age who chose brexit, because of prejudice. and it was quite interesting because after... vince cable is also the leader of a small political party, who is keen, as all politicians are, to build up t

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fifty that is what the african union wants but it requires the agreement of its fifty five members hades of state from angola to kenya to south africa cheerleading the launch one leader though is missing the president of nigeria mohammad harry was scheduled to speak but pulled out at the last minute arguing more consultations on made it seem as a setback because nigeria has the biggest economy in africa and without it the free trade agreements may not amount to much. a species of rhinoceros is on the brink of extinction after the last male died in kenya ended the life of the northern white rhino called sudan when his health worsened katherine saw it as more. there to remarry and that the old pager conservancy in central kenya put sudan to sleep because he was in too much pain and could not walk. he had been struggling for years with age complications that got worse in the last few months but he leave to reach and the last his life managing to stay clean off poachers most wiped out the entire population of north and white rhinos in the one nine hundred seventy s. named after his country o

the germans generally didn't units hade panzer radios at the platoon level but in the infantry units, they got below company level so a box standard u.s. infantry platoon call in 155, long toms, eight-inch guns, whatever they win the fight because of the radios and the ability to use the radios. the other thing was, prior to we were talking about this, we were the guys that came up with the idea of a fire direction center. ok? that's the idea of bringing in that great communication right?ructure, all and reach out to all these units fireink them together in a direction center so we can do time-on-target missions. which is what you were talking about, sir, where you could say battalionsin these of artillery and land all these point and you start to see this in el guettar, specifically the second wave in afternoon. the germans were creamed. and the division artillery infantry in the first division mentioned it was an artillery fight and artillery battle. the guys in k company might have disagreement and i'm sure the be like,01st would hold on, we are half tracks, remember? pea shooter g

there were many statements, everyone from hades have aids. >> tucker: who cares?hy is that relevant? one-third of all salvadorans in the world live in the united states, so it's not like we have special animus for salvadorans. it's kind of hard to argue that we are racist against salvadorans, isn't it? >> of america is not as a whole racist. in the ' 50s and '60s, we have allowed to this country because of the countries who are existing. with the ebola -- >> tucker: if we weren't so nice, we would be published. if we hadn't been so nice, we wouldn't be under attack now. we are being sued because we made the mistake of being kind to immigrants, that's what you're arguing. >> it know we've sued because when the government wants to tear a set of families apart, school-age children, they have very good reason to do so. >> tucker: okay, tell them to go home. i'm sure they're nice. i think it's her fair questions, we are out of time. thank you for coming on and explaining that, i appreciate it. the friendly skies are not so friendly for dogs. dogs are dying on airlines.

he has said that the board haded no knowlge of his brother's alleged misconduct.bout weinstein.th >> i knew g. i would hear things, but they were innuendos, and they were second and third hand. k i didnw, and to be perfectly honest, i didn't give it a lot of thought because you're too burd in doing what you're trying... just trying to survive every day. ♪ >> narrator: with his new contract, weinstein's on at the company was secure. but he was about to come underre mo pressure from an unexpected quarter. ti(reporters yelling indistly) over the years, weinstein had helped raise millions for amfar, the foundation for aids research. but the amfar board had become concerned. the problem was not sexual misconduct, but a dispute over the proceeds of a charity auction. >> there, this is fun. >> narrator: the charity hired lawyer tom ajamie to investigate exactly what happened to the money. >> during the course of our investigation we had to interview people. we would say to them, "why did it go here, why did it goe? th the response we would get would be, "well, before we

who haded patients diphtheria, she took care of shoot a guncould and knew how to clean guns and so forth. she did every possible kind of work, including nursing but was still known by the government as a laundress. the fact that we can hear maria's voice through her pension record is evidence that she wanted recognition for her war work and she was finally granted her pension. she was able to make the case and they accepted it when she was no longer able to work herself in her she considered herself a citizen with rights, despite the jim crow world in which she was living at the time. she was lucky because not all fugitiveser position, who went to work in hospitals ,ere paid regularly, if at all could prove that they, too, did the work of nursing. 1890's,kers died by the such women were generally not grant pensions. many women who were deserving of this were not able to get their monthly stipend for their war work. i shall move on to kate cummings. is her portrait still hanging in the museum? can anybody tell me? no one knows? it's not there. ok. i have to locate it again. it may be down

hades, , i answered, and they laughed.the trade and was taken off, the staples removed, stitches pulled, bloodgone, that face refresh at a price to gear to explain. that is a better? i guess so. i returned from his vacation not with the ten but with yellow light blue streaks, anyway, those who didn't know the truth knew i was a workaholic. so where had i been? i made an announcement. guys, i had a facelift. no one seemed surprised. i went public and in and out of the office on my floor. the response responses predicte out as follows. oh, you didn't need it. you were and are so beautiful. you look ten years younger. you can count on these lies. but with the ceiling and this extra seven years and nothingness came this inexplicable feeling of why not try more? why not try to please this spiteful times eight magnifying mirror? why not be consistently dissatisfied with my appearance and other age-old parts? everything cool -- every wrinkle what upsets me. i was known to bend over to the into a side view mirror of a strangers ca

and donald trump and neither of them in the beginning were supposed to have a snowball's chance in hadesurged as these phenoms. it almost seems like no one learned anything from that, and that politicians are scared, racing back to what is safe as we head into the midterms. break it down for me. >> so it is 2:00 in the morning, phone rings, they say what do you do, right? melissa: yes! >> let's talk overall, then we'll talk about each party. whether you believe a fish rots from the head down or the leader's best qualities are applied to a company or an organization, the important thing to understand leadership creates the brand. melissa: okay. >> starbucks is schultz. apple was jobs. now it is cook. so both of those part es need to understand that. if republicans calling in the middle of the night, you hang up, say, there is nothing for you to rebrand. you can not rebrand. your party is trump. melissa: yeah. >> like it, dislike it, irrelevant. trump is the face. trump is the power. trump is the gop. that's the way it works. melissa: yeah. >> very different than if i answer the phone in t

he's got pompey o very much a, hade a number of controversial statements while a member of coming and coming in with a very sort of right-leaning, militaristic approach. bolton carg the same message from the n.s.c. and i think, with those two taken together, we are in for a very bumpy ride, even though we have very seniors of our military from the secretary of defense, the chairman of the joint chiefs advocating in favoi of a dfferent approach. >> woodruff: matthew kroenig, a war cabinet likely to take military action? >> well, part of the description there was a right-leaning cabinet and, yes, it is a right-leaning cabinet. there was election in the country and the republicans won, and, so, the republican officials. you know, the iran nuclear deal has been meedtis one of the controversial issues that pompeo and bolton don't support, but that deal was inrecably controversial. bipartisan opposition, every republican in congress and some democrats opposed it. only the oma administration and their supporters supported it. so the idea that the trump administration is taoking anothr t this

well, has this all happen haded at the expense of the environment? initially it is surely did but in a development few appreciate the environment is rebounding, and in a kind of report card for the state of the environment, that yale university the environmental progress index 78 out of 80 countries have shown an increase in environmental quality in the several decades this includes the united states where since the passage of the -- environmental protection act in 1970, our gdp has gone up. the number of miles that we drive every year has gone up. the amount our population has gone up. but the rate of emission of air pollutions at the same time has gone down. so the idea this popular both among the -- hard green left ab the hard libertarian right that you can have environmental growth or o you can have environmental you can have economic growth or environmental protection. but you can't have both. is false. we have had both. thanks to -- environmental regulation which needless to say are currently underthreat. in temperate parts of the world defores

they w will sasay if they h hade amounts of marijuana or something in their system.thing to get all of you wawatching right now to hate the victim or to not like them o oro not mamake a fuss about them. that is the first thing they do. they don't report on the officers bad history of behavior force complaints. they report on the victim. and that is a strategy to get people to not care. amy: are you suing the police department and the officers? >> yes. we filed suit already in this case, and we're still battling in that situation. now that this video is going to be released, that should be very helpful to our case. but in these situations, even if we do when in the end, no amount of money is going to bring alton back. it won't bring cameron's father back. i talked to cameron all the time. he is having a rough time dealing with this, as all of his children are. it just should not have happened because these officers escalated the entire situation. amy: chris stewart, thank you for being with us attorney for , alton sterling's children. that does it for our broadcast. d

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. >> reporter: and netanyahu presented himself in lockstep with president trump.m >> he hade clear that he too will never accept a nuclear armed iran.th that i right policy. i salute president trump on this. >> reporter: yesterday the two saluted each other in the oval office. >> we have, i would say, probably the best relationship right now with israel that we ever had.>> eporter: it was a remarkable show of strategic unity and mutual admiration. >> mr. president, i've been here for nearly four decades with talking, seeking to build the american-israel alliance. under your leadership,tt's never benger. >> reporter: for netanyahu this imagery is a welcome contrast to israeli newse. coverag >> continuing our coverage of the ongoing investigations into the prime minister. >> yet another twist in the alleged corruption investigation of benjamin nenyahu. >> reporter: for months, the tv coverage and the protests have focused on muagltiple cases nst netanyahu and his wife, sara, of corruption, bribery, and fraud. just yesteray, netanyahu's former chief spokesman nir hefetz turne state's witne

the kremlin's longest serving stalin hade joseph 77% of the vote.nds putin's 18 year rule amid an escalating confrontation with the west over the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in britain. s want toit negotiator reassure businesses they will get the grace period they desperately want. according to people familiar with the matter, the e.u.'s chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, and david davis are preparing to hold talks and the press conference in brussels today. it is a sign the two sides are on track to reach an agreement on a status quo transition phase that will last until the end of 2020. a person to run at central bank. links to theional forefront of efforts to clean up the nation's financial sector and modernize monetary policy. at the same time, president xi jinping's top economic advisor named as a premier. inwill take the lead policymaking in support. aleed,arabia's prince al-w one of the richest in the world. forwardaid he is moving following his release. he made the comments in an exclusive interview with erik sch

and what happen haded after that is really important for people to understand. because there were lots of folks around the country that were trying to get back pages conduct,ac but they were able to use this law to protect themselves. and so there's two things we can did that were very important for prosecutors after our investigation, the first thing we did was we sent the whole filehe over the department of justice for referral so it sits there now. all of the information we have about back page at the dpght it ofba justice and i'm hopeful tht they're using that information and all of the documentation we were able to obtain to pursue bad act and criminal investigation by back page other thing we can with with t the voe of the senate and cooperation of the senate is we opened up our files to any prosecutor attorney general in the country. would certainly call on the attorneys generallings of this country and call on the local prosecutors in this country to access thesements that are available to them now to use in investigations they have of people who might b

. -- he haded his first his first published essay in a magazine in the fall of 1844. he has a letter to the editor that says, oh,, if -- oh, if i could write for a book. the first one was revealing himself, telling the world who he is. he did not just good england because he was afraid of being captured. he had already exposed himself over and over. he could not keep it in print. it sold 30,000 copies in the first four or five years. that is a bestseller today. trust me. but my bondage and my freedom 10 years later, a whole different reason. i will be very brief. bondage and freedom is his coming out as a political abolitionist. he has transformed in 10 years between the first autobiography and the second into a political abolitionist. he is no longer in the giro sony and camp. camp.risonian bondage and freedom is among other things a political analysis of the slavery crisis in america. out it is douglass' coming as he navigated using certain kinds of violence. is a much more lyrical douglass. he has really mastered prose. he wants to show it off and he dearly needs t

economy haded 313,000 jobs. 313,000 jobs, about a third of a million. the unemployment rate is at a 17-year low and it would have been even lower but for the fact that the number of people actually in the workforce increased by 806,000 in february alone. let me say that again. the reason why the unemployment rate actually didn't dip statistically lower from 4.1% is because 800-plus-thousand americans reentered the work force. to me that's a remarkable statistic and a reason for hope, that our economy will continue to grow and people will continue to find work and provide for their families and pursue their dreams. since january of last year, our economy has added nearly three million jobs. consumer confidence is at the highest level since 2000. and the good news is it's happening not because the federal government is spending the money but because the people who are actually earning it are getting the money and spending it as they see fit. glenda and pam are just two of the examples that i've mentioned, but they're proof that spirits are high and that p

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we hading the shiva thousands of people come to our house. talked to other families and listened to how they made their funeral arrangements, and met their children, their surviving children, and how they were reacting to their own loss. thousands of people came to our house to honor meadow, some i don't even know, most we did. our family really pulled together to care for each other. a lot of volunteers donated theira lot of volunteers donated their time, and it was really a collective effort. and the pictures there, the balloons and the decorations and things that we had at our house. many of meadow's friends gathered at our house and i theird talking about experiences, similar to what lauren had, and their fear of returning to school was palpable. for the first time, i hadn't thought of it too much before, i realized how vulnerable our kids are, and that this wasn't the first school shooting. a friend of mine from medical school was at the shooting in paducah, kentucky. that was 20 years ago now. i spoke to her and to really broke my heart

to have haded to we have excited diner here. a lot of folks and opinions. >> yeah.t back to new york city. steve: thank you very much. a nice fair and balanced breakfast. brian: hard to disseminate between the two conner lamb runs a lot of the trump agenda. it's blending a lot of things. steve: the question is will it that continue or just to get elected. brian: he called him lamb the sham. ainsley: hand it over to jillian. jillian: i wonder what nicknames he would give to us? he has nicknames for everybody. brian: maybe he has one. we are not sure we want to know. jillian: good morning to you guys and to you at home. get you caught up on headlines. passengers pack being a southwest flight after fire on board forcing an emergency landing. >> move back. [shouting] >> come on, bud. electrical fire reportedly filling the cabin with smoke. forcing the flight from phoenix to land albuquerque. passengers evacuating down slides before being put on new flight to dallas. two people taken to the hospital. arnold schwarzenegger wants to go terminator on oil companies he claim