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this is an exceptional evacuation it's an exceptional evacuation for an exceptional organization created by the exceptional list regimes in the united states and in the u.k. and in the e.u. the nato member states but also supported by particularly qatar and saudi arabia we saw or. protest by the u.n. agencies or demands rather that the white home it's been evacuated and given priority in a fact over civilians and that's what we're seeing now is saying syrian civilians being left at the border of israel on the border of jordan while the white how much are again being given exceptional progress through those two countries and on to the countries that are supposedly going to host them. germany is one of the world's largest arms manufacturers and to export it but investigative reporters redfish claim that not all german arms all sold legally has a part of that report and you can watch it in full on youtube. germany gets a lot of praise for its reasonable approach to politics but the german government has a dirty secret while germany prides itself on having some of the toughest arms export la

an apostrophe. >> the said the word "would" instead of "wouldn't." the sentence should have been, "i don't see any reason why i wouldn't, or why it wouldn't be russia." >> but two letters and an apostrophe don't explain the president's immediate ad lib in those very same remarks -- like this. >> could be other people, also. there's a lot of people out there. >> two letters and an apostrophe. also, don't correct this from helsinki. >> but i have -- i have confidence in both parties. >> and two letters and an apostrophe weren't mentioned in his two interviews two pages of white house talking points, and just short of a dozen tweets after the president conference. a correction of two letters and an apostrophe also doesn't take 30 hours to come up with. one thing is clarified though. it will take more than two letters and an apostrophe to protect the u.s. elections going forward from interference from russia and it will take more than two letters and an apostrophe for the president to get out of this cr

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this will be an opportunity for races, senate se races, to really talk about what an hrebelection. and the stakes really for the obviously a presidential election is even who is ortant because elected president can name to the lowerjudges courts, but i think it is a very good time. also think if you take a walk let's history a little, go back to daniel mannion. many years ago, 1986. there was one republican senator all set to who was vote against daniel mannion for seventh circuit court of appeals. at the last moment he changed and voted for damage mannion and he lost his seat that year. you look back to anita hill, after that huge bruising fight and hearing, a who voted emocrats a veryrence thomas faced hostile crowd back home. in georgia lost his race. trying to was up for illinois and in he lost his seat over this issue.lar ,o, voters are paying attention particularly at the supreme court level. and because there is so much engagement and more excitement, at least on the side, i think that this will be a huge issue. last question a from each of you. siobhan: i wonder if the risk

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we formulated an organization against with three. when was an orthodox jew. one was a jewish national and then we operated and came to new york and he gave us an interesting dynamic where we had a charismatic preacher with legitimacy, having been educated in saudi arabia. the political expertise to frame the narrative in a way that -- the jihadist narrative in a way that coincided to revolutionary politics, if you will, and then you have a colleague -- with a reputation online that was somewhat viral and able to push back have become what we called the clown. he was able to antagonize the right wing and the anti-islamic crowd to exploit that the point -- so that they could point to us as an organization that was calling for the implementation of short dialogue in the united -- of sharia law in the united states. it was a template that evolved over time we partnered with people like [inaudible] to formulate the very first english language jihadist magazines and from 2007 until i was arrested , we set anca in 2011 template upon which jihadist propaganda had evo

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exceptional of right here a show and it's an exceptional evacuation for an exceptional organization created by the exceptional list regimes in the united states and in the u.k. and in the e.u. the nato member states but also supported by particularly qatar and saudi arabia we saw or. protest by the u.n. agencies or demands rather that the white home be in fact curated and given priority in a fact over civilians and that's what we're seeing now is saying syrian civilians being left at the border of israel on the border of jordan while the white how much are again being given exceptional progress through those two countries and on to the countries that are supposedly going to host them. we love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media and join us again at the top of the alpha the latest. financial. locust it's. my. nose if. you can. do it a little creek. this is. the thing to begin with it's really nice if you. take. a little first well it's only about the looking out and the going. forward to one of the lobby while calling. for a.

gary cohen sent out an e-mail describing donald trump as an idiot surrounded by clowns. were all of these negative characterizations of donald trump part of a deep state conspiracy you organized? >> no. >> now, although this conspiracy does appear to be overwhelmingly republicans, balance compels me to ask about my hero bruce springsteen. he's a democrat and he said the republic is under siege by a moron. did you tell him to say that? >> no. >> was it part of a deep state conspiracy to criticize the president? >> no. >> mr. strzok, this hearing has been a circus and a kangaroo court run in banana republican fashion. i believe that some of my colleagues have disgraced themselves today main their attk on the fbi and the justice system of america. how can we recover from the hole that has been dug here today? >> sir, america is strong. however bad i think i've seen it in my life, i am confident that the institutions of the american people will endure and be great. i have full faith in the united states and all the men and women and even in times of trial and tribulation, i

do you see it as an act of humanity?d we are talking about human beings who have, in the case of kosovo but in other crime scenes that you have worked on, human beings who have suffered from the most terrible crimes. from evil, if we can put that way. do you see yourself as restoring something? we have to be careful. when you are out there as a scientist you are expected to be objective. it is not yourjob to be emotional about it, it is not yourjob to be involved. you have no guilt, it is not your responsibility. you have a job to do. do you have anger? you can't, it is not your place. this is aboutjustice and justice will determine who is guilty, who is innocent. myjob is not to judge anybody, myjob is to gather evidence, analyse evidence, present evidence and let someone else decide on guilt. if you allow yourself to become emotionally involved in these situations, you become a less effective objective scientist and you may well be called to court in the hague and you have to stand there with all clear conscience sayin

an area for scrutiny at least by parliament if not by the public and there is an issue here where security is affected and intelligence is involved in those instances that very comprehensive recording of public meetings and public. politicians activities may not be effective but there are other mechanisms that we should perhaps bring into place as the scrutiny of certain types of meeting certain types of activities certain types of lobbying by parliamentary select committees suitably security cleared committees or by other mechanisms we have scrutiny of our intelligence services by independent clear organizations i mean it's really not about that whole when you have any you call israel not being in the title of your company do any of those so policing of lobbying exists i mean how do you in your eyes successfully and a well not be a politician. there are a number of things it's about how you tell a story about the consequence of a policy or a legislative objective increasingly these days you get the ear and attention of politicians by mobilizing public opinion on a large scale especially i

do we have an overflow room? >> clerk: i will see if i can find one. >> vice president melgar: you cannot stay by the door. you need to find a seat or stay out until we call you in. thank you. >> vice president melgar: folks, you cannot stand in front of the door. >> clerk: for anyone standing, you will have to find a seat, or you will have to stay outside. i apologize. we're trying to accommodate you with an overflow room. >> vice president melgar: folks, this item will take a little bit and the commission will take a small break after this set of items. if you are here for an item on the agenda not related to india basin, you may want to take a walk and give your seat to someone who is here for india basin. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. matt snyder, department staff. we have several actions before you today, regarding the india basin mixed use project. we will start off our presentation. i will describe some of the properties of the project and then i will hand it off to michael lee, who will tak

not as an escape from history or an escape from created reality, but instead an understanding that there is always a certain status for the church in every age. we're outside the camp as the book of hebrews teaches us at the cross. we've grown then as the new testament teaches as we see the world around us. obviously, this alienation is more obvious in different culture realities. but the time between the times requires a sense both of engagement, bevington's activism, and of alienation. it requires the sort of distance that comes with that. frederick beatener, the novelist and essayist, was reflecting on the work of the scholar marcus bourk wondering why the church emphasizes the priestley story of the bible but neglects the other macro stories as he puts it such as that of exile. in the priestley story he said we are predicted primarily as sinners who have good reason to be ashamed of our lives and religious life becomes a story of guilt, sacrifice and god's forgiveness. why don't we also, he says, speak of liberation and freedom or why not remind us of the exile story and ask if there

an attack against one would be an attack against all. although the treaty was carefully designed to keep within the letter and spirit of the united nations charter, soviet russia claimed it was an attempt at world domination. while accusing nation canadians -- nato nations of intended aggressions, they frustrated in europe, turned to the far east, to korea. the united nations sent an army to korea, under a single command, to hold the aggressors at bay. it was almost too late. the lesson for europe was clear. in december, 1950, the north atlantic council decided to give to a single commander, general eisenhower sufficient authority equip and train , an integrated nato force for the defense of europe. the task before him was unprecedented. each of the nato countries would see to the support of its own national forces, the supreme commander would be responsible for their coordination into a single international force -- a power and responsibility unique in a time of peace. as he put it, he would go knocking at the door of each country and a

what conclusions can only be made by a court and not by an intelligence service. and when that didn't happen to outrage his behavior is so inexplicable and so against the interests of the united states i never would have. a u.s. president would get duped by the you know former k.g.b. and i. don't want trump should be arrested for threes and the moment he sets foot on american soil. look traits in trees in a very serious words i have avoided them from the early two years but today's trumpet and summits cannot be sugarcoated with. this was the day in american president stood on foreign soil next to a motorist lying thug and refused to back his own country patriots need to stand up and reject the behavior of this president john brennan former cia boss and now media darling even went as far as to brand trump's appearance treason donald trump's press conference performance in helsinki rises to exceed the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors it was nothing short of treasonous not only would trump's comments in this silly who's who in the pocket of putin republican

this is an exceptional iraqi ration it's an exceptional evacuation for an exceptional organization created by the exceptional list regimes in the united states and in the u.k. and in the e.u. the nato member states but also supported by particularly qatar and saudi arabia we saw or. protests by the u.n. agencies or demands rather that the white home in fact curated and given priority in a fact over civilians and that's what we're saying now is saying syrian civilians being laughed at the border of israel on the border of jordan while the white house mates are again being given exceptional progress through those two countries and on to the countries that are supposedly going to house them. donald trump launched a fresh salt on the f.b.i. and u.s. justice department on sunday the president fired off a barrage of tweets claiming the two organizations misled the courts to obtain a warrant to surveil one of his former election campaign aides and that the claims of collusion with russia are fabricated congratulations to judicial watch and tom fitton on being successful in getting the carter page

at an nra convention. all the while receiving funding from a russian oligarch and maintaining contact with russian intelligence. the charges against her, not part of the mueller investigation. officials say butina's case is reflective of how broad and deep ongoing russian infiltration efforts are, beyond the indictment of those 12 russian military intelligence officers now charged with hacking. when putin was shown the indictment -- >> i have the indictment that shows the 12 members of russian military intelligence, talking about specific units, they say -- you smile, let me finish. they say these units were specifically involved in hacking into democratic party computers, stealing information, and spreading it to the word to try to disrupt the american election. may i give this to you to look at, sir? >> i want to say now, again, and i really wish for our american listeners to listen to what i say. russia as a state has never interfered with the internal affairs of the united states, let alone its electio

a palestinian teenager has been freed from an israeli prison, after serving an eight—month sentence forwas 16 at the time of the incident, and the footage of it happening went viral around the world. her sentence was widely condemned, as children are protected by international law from imprisonment. this is the scene where she was speaking to her mother. ahed tamimi was reunited with her family after nearly eight months in israeli jails. she was released along with her mother nariman, after a case which drew fresh attention to israel's military occupation of the west bank, now into its 52nd year. translation: from the house of the martyr, i say resistance is continuing. until the occupation is removed. all female prisoners injail are strong and i thank everyone who has stood by me while i was in prison and who stood with all women prisoners. aged 16, in a video that was live streamed on facebook by herfamily, she slapped and kicked an israeli soldier outside her home. she demanded the troops get out. she was said to have been angry, having just learned her teenage cousin was seriously w

take an example.ill installing machines that are effectively going to be obsolete in a very short amount of time? no smart meter is ever obsolete. the only meters in this country that are obsolete are analogue meters that leave people crawling under the stairs to read their meter. orgoing or going out orgoing out in or going out in the rain to top it up. why are metres going deaf when people switch energy suppliers? the first generation of smart meters, if you switch, many people get to keep a smart service when they do, but for some people, their meters will temporarily start to act like an analog meter. the good news for anyone watching this if they will all be rolled into a national smart data network. you need to further be changing the equipment in houses? they will be updated over the air, consumers will have to do nothing, there's no hassle. this is common, all of our technology upgrades all the time, we are used to our phone having upgrades on it. what about the schedule? bmps are wrong in tha

an example. when we have brought all of the gang injunctions, given notice to the gang and members we filed the case and sought the injunction in the following four ways. attempted to personally serve every active back member, taken ads out in spanish and english. we posted notices throughout the safety zone and mailed the documents. we used every method of service and notice that is made up. we want everyone to come in and challenge the assertion in a public process. if it doesn't seem obvious, these were deliberate decisions when we brought the gang injunctions. we wanted to ensure a public and inclusive process while fighting to reduce nuisance and crime in our neighborhoods. who is subject to our civil gang injunctions? it is individual identified active gang members found by the court to be active gang members of a criminal street gang. what does the court look to? arrest record also, police reports and that includes witness statements within the reports. photographs of tattoos and gang sign

hour, to today which would be $15 an hour.he often reminded us that the great city that this city of san francisco -- a great city, must treat workers fairly and shared prosperity is an integral part to our strong economy. [applause] we have a booming local economy and a 50-dollar minimum wage. those who say we have to choose between -- 15 dollars minimum wage. those who say we have to choose between a fair pay and equity are wrong. they complement each other. thank you all for being here today. thank you to our labor community partners, our city staff, and all who have worked to ensure the rights of hard-working san franciscans can be protected. enjoy the rest of today. [applause] >> ok. next up, hang on, we will get through this expeditiously. the executive director of the san francisco labor council and lifetime resident of the city and county of san francisco, rudy gonzalez. [cheers and applause] >> you have heard from other speakers that san francisco was the first. that mean something. a mean something when labor unions

if an world champion is the squad.s not correctly racing because she is pregnant but briton will leave her current squad at the end of the season and veteran current squad at the end of the season and veteran eugene don't see her as a risk while she's pregnant, they see her as an investment and a valued athlete. anthony joshua they see her as an investment and a valued athlete. anthonyjoshua has announced his next ballot. we will fight on the 27th of september at wembley stadium. we will defend all of his belt against the wba's mandatory challenger and the first time the brittle and will have fought in wembley rinses famous victory over vladimir critchlow in 2017. he said it is a serious challenge and only a fool would underestimate what he had to the backtrack what he brings to the table. that'll be sport for now. more at 10:30pm. theresa may has caved in to pressure from tory brexiteers over her plan for leaving the european union, and neutralised a potential rebellion by those mps who were looking to reject her brex

registry for sex offenders is it an appropriate precautionary measure or an invasion of privacy in poland the move has widespread public support . the polish government calls the new online register a breakthrough in efforts to protect children against paedophiles. the personal data of about eight hundred convicted sex offenders can be viewed on the justice ministry website. it provides information on paedophiles and rapists including their id photographs their crimes and sentencing and their current address. surveys show seventy percent of poll support the move. away because. i think if everyone visited the page it would certainly reduce the number of such crimes in the future. but. are you good to me if you're to accessible to the public these people committed a crime so why not let it go when your party everyone should know what these people look like so they can be on their guard part of the. i think it's wrong. so very many paedophile priests were not added to this registry. in my opinion you're already is are just trying to drive everyone crazy. like yourself have to have over to. s

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was a violent attack on to protest is but the man isn't a police officer he's an example of an honor a former bodyguard and currently an aide to president mcconnell he was only given permission to observe the may day protest topple hosp says he was there and filmed the incident. i didn't recognize him at the time i thought i was filming an example of police brutality so i feel his face looked like he was worried about being recognized. and even the guy who was beating up on the floor was in proximity to power may fall under the illusion that they actually wield it and what should have happened here is that mr bet a lot of it reported to the police shot he wasn't and that's left many opposition politicians saying that it is one role for those close to mr mcconnell and another rule for the rest. but not was suspended from jus t. for fifteen days but he was soon back working even accompanying the victorious french football team on the open top bus tour on monday the president has since been accused of a cover up he said little on the matter when asked by journalists on thursday really c

just as an aside. even without official credentials though, erickson pressed trump donors and former campaign officials pushing for top positions for other people. one person recalled his lobbying to get conversation t. mcfarland named as an adviser to michael flynn, trump's first national security adviser michael flynn. this is u.s. person one within who is named in this latest indictment in the scandal as cohabiting with and essentially being a co-conspirator with an accused russian secret agent who is now being held in jail awaiting washington. according to the "washington post's" reporting, this guy who was very personally involved in her and potentially in on her scheme, he recommended that the new deputy national security adviser should be k.t. mcfarland? that was an unusual choice. k.t. mcfarland had been involved in republican politics. she had worked in earlier republican white houses. when i say earlier, i mean way, way, way earlier. she's been an occasional contributor to fox news but barely

reporters asked president trump if putin is an enemy. is vladimir putin an enemy?e would press him on russian interference in our election. >> we go into that meeting not looking for so much. we will ask your favorite question about meddling. little be asked that again. he will deny it. he's a competitor. somebody said is he an enemy is. he a friend? no, i don't know him well enough. >> shepard: russia is the enemy of the united states. it interfered in our election and more. john roberts with the latest. >> the pomp and ceremony, glenheim palace, oxfordshire northwest of london. it's interesting. it's on the list of historic places as you can imagine here in england. interesting, too, it's the only nonroyal, non-episcopal public house to bear the title of palace. it's the birth place and home of winston churchill as well. built back in the 1700s. steeped in history. tomorrow the president will get together with the prime minister for a working day of meetings at checkers, the country home of the prime minister. we'll be headed there for another press conference th

incident involving an oxygen tanker - santa rosa fire officials say it was an explosion that occurred during the transfer of the liquid oxygen inside the tank itself..it was being delivered here at kaiser..the liquid is used throughout the medical facility.we do want to point out that the leak occurred next to the building and highway 101so there were no threats inside..but this prompted c-h-p to close part of highway 101 both lanes for almost 2 hours - firefighters say the focus was getting the leak secured as soon as possible,kaiser medical center evacuated the building right away -- that included many patients and staff..i spoke to a staff member here at kaiser she says it felt like an earthquake when they heard the explosion

haidi: still ahead, as we review the week, an exclusive conversation with the chief executive of an airlinetony douglas reveals his plan to shake up the carrier and reverse losses. and more of the week's top business headlines. china manufacturing data comes in below expectations, and it is not all about the tariffs. >> clearly, there are already worries before we get into any concerns about trade. haidi: this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg best." i am haidi lun. lets continue our global tour of the week's top business stories with a message from president trump that made an impact on oil markets. >> oil prices slipping after president trump said that saudi arabia's king had agreed to increase oil production. the white house in the saudi's later backpedaling those comments. -- the white house and the s audis later backpedaling on those comments. it added to the pressure yesterday during an interview on fox. president trump: opec allowed less than we thought last week. they have to put out another 2 million barrels, in my opinion, because we don't want that happening. >> what does

held an extraordinary congress without robert mugabe and zanu p.f. chose and endorsed its current presidential candidates in most of the one hundred without robert mugabe. at that point when we did when we chose robert mugabe and when i got well i mean to say robert mugabe was not there robert mugabe opinion did not matter so why does he think is what people let us know when we went for nomination codes and the. president when i got hit the nomination to be on the ballots. robert mugabe is what you know did not matter robert mugabe's petition did not matter why does it think it met us no it doesn't he's irrelevant so we have not but that's it oh if there is anything that deserves to be cold it dumps quit that's a rebuttable gulbis freak show today with the priests because that's what it was it's official when an old man decides to get to be a very old man for that matter decides to be at the center of attention decides to take the welds attention for of a very defining election it's sad but you know what we have and as africans we do have an motto re

and 16, to have an election to be held on november 6, 2018, and to amend the code to impose an additionalgrowth receipt tax starting january 1, 2021 on gross receipt from cannibas business activities but exempting the first $500 how to of gross receipt and exempting the sales of medicinal cannibas. >> chair cohen: this is the third time that this committee has heard this particular proposal. and i appreciate your willingness to engage on this issue and i think -- and to think about the policy implications of this legislation. the cannibas industry is a new one in san francisco and we're still finding our footing. there's still a lot of fear and misinformation out there about cannibas and not just across the country but also in this city. we as a board try to educate ourselves about the supply chain and the land-use restrictions and about the workforce of the cannibas industry and about the compassion programs, i think that we need to bring the city along with us, again, as we educate ourselves. and the industry has shown that they are not able to do this alone and they're going to need ou

it's an extraordinary experience.he kind of person that if i were to say no for any number of reasons, i would always wonder what if. so rather than wondering, i typically jump in. david: so opera is usually two or three nights a week, perhaps, if you're doing a show perhaps at the metropolitan. you are now doing eight shows a week. renee: it's an actual huge difference. david: you strain your voice doing eight shows a week, does it hurt you if you are going to go do opera later? renee: they sing by and large closer to the way i do. because of the drama, they put amplification into every theater, and that makes all the difference in the world. so on the opera stage, our bodies are the amplifiers. we have to create enough sound to be heard over and into the back of a large hall. on broadway, the mechanism of microphones and application, a really great sound designer, they do that work for us and we can, not take it easy, but not use power. david: explain for people who may not be familiar, in opera, there's no amplific

to reclaim the polls still an. zero. hello again here sir minor for our top stories and al jazeera the white house says talks are underway for a meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin and washington later this year the two leaders met in helsinki on monday. arab lawmakers in israel have expressed their fury at the posse of a controversial bill which declares israel the nation state of the jewish people critics say it legalizes discrimination. and the syrian government has launched more air strikes on connecter a province near the israeli occupied golan heights despite the opposition agreeing to evacuate. the crowd us president daniel ortega has marked the thirty ninth anniversary of the sandinista revolutions victory that first brought him to power of thousands overtake us supporters gathered in the capital managua the spike jonze of anti-government protests demanding his resignation and he now say ortega is on the same path as the dictator he overthrew thirty nine years ago but others say t

this is an airport professional services contract and there was an r.f.p. process put out and -- was this the one that had to be redone twice? >> this is the second. the first r.f.p. process was discarded and this is a new process. >> president cohen: she used a lot of pretty words. she said discarded. it was thrown out because it was deemed to be unfair. so this whole entire process has left a bad taste in my mouth. and the other part that makes me uncomfortable is that there are small businesses located in the bay area, specifically in san francisco, that should be in a stronger position and i think are competitive and should be unfairly excluded in the process. the notification of the contract of document, i don't have any information in front of me, but i have my aide bringing to you to support what i'm claiming is true and factual, showing that this business also, it's called new south, new south parking, which went through a name change so they can contribute and participate in this r.f.p. process. it is not based in the state of california. so let's

is that an accurate reading there? >> sir, again, it's not an accurate reading. i would tell you what the fbi has told me i may say in answer to the dossier is that -- >> it's not an accurate reading. that's what it says. buzzfeed has 16 of the reports. >> that is a literal reading, but understanding what that means would require me to provide information that is beyond the scope of what the fbi has permitted me to tell you. >> well, we'd sure like to know. i want to refer you to -- i don't know that you have this in front of you, but this is the house intelligence committee's report. chapter 6, there's a footnote on page 113 and it says this. in late march 2017, daniel jones met with the fbi regarding pqg, the pin quarter group, which he described as exposing foreign influence in western elections. he told the fbi that pqg was being funded by seven to ten wealthy donors located primarily in new york and california who provided approximately $50 million. he further stated that pqg had secured the services of steele, his associate, and fusion gps to continue expos

do you have an idea?we don't have a knowledge of how those decisions are made and we can only speak to hoping that this information is really piloting a lot of really important conversations as well as a lot of the future decisions. but, again, those details are probably our superiors might know that stuff and we're just representing today. >> sure, sure. >> and maybe in regards to assessing the existing children's play area this might be something that would be connected with permits to see what's the most used facility. jen and i and our office is at mission clubhouse and we see that the playground area is always filmed up. so they may look at it in that direction in regards to what most areas, you know, people use the playgrounds for. >> i got it. you prior tie prioritize where e equipment goes. i'm very involved with support for families and other family members and parents have come to me and while it's not been my experience per se they have wanted to plan a birthday party at a local playground and,

president in the middle of an escalating war of words with iran on twitter. kurdish security forces killed three gunmen who stormed a government building. and i'm far is small be here with all the sport to as a german football federation reject claims of grace as a move from as a result claims which prompted the arsenal star to quit the national team. the u.s. highest court says issued an order in favor of qatar in a case of brought against the united arab emirates the international court of justice says the measures taken by the u.a.e. amount to racial discrimination and qatari family should be reunited the u.a.e. is one of four countries that imposed an air land and sea blockade against cuts are more than a year ago barker has more from the hague. qatar's legal battle with the united arab emirates has dealt a defining blow the international court of justice says the measures taken by the u.a.e. after the blockade of qatar amount to racial discrimination according to. the u.a.e. has failed to respect the obligation is the i.c. j.s ordered the u.a.e. immediat

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this is an election year.e are not that many months away from the election. i think we need to be consistent in what we are doing, and not change the rules based on what party is in office. we are not going to have a nomination on an election year, then we don't have a nomination on an election year. i think all of us need some consistency. , it gets about peace rid of fear, people know what to expect, and if you look at the nominees that have been presented, they are buying organization called the federalists. most of us do not belong to that organization, so your supreme court justice should really be representing all of us, not just one tribal group. host: do you think why not doing a nomination and keeping the same standard that republicans kept during the merrick are like some democrats saying the same thing about the presidents pick, ahead of brett kavanaugh being picked. do you think that would depoliticize the whole process? yes.r: i am cautious about setting new precedent. we are setting precedents no

you write in 2016, our country was targetted by an attack with an overarching strategy. is every bit as much to demonstrate the american home land as pearl harbor or 9/11. can any walk back mitigate the damage by exonerating the man? >> there is always the ability to walk this back in the sense of what we all have been saying since january 2017. if the president owns this and admits that russia has attacked the american public, russia tacked the american people, russia akd that the american homeland and actually does anything about it, then i think a lot of the pressure that he has been living under since the minute he walked into the white house can actually change. instead, he is working against his own people. he is telling everybody he's working against his own people. his director of national ib t l intelligence what he was going to say in the meeting with putin or what he said afterward. this is total lyn sane. and there is just no other adjective. >> you co-wrote an article that calls the clarification when he said he meant to say wouldn't, not would, one of the w

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