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trade reprisals and yanking military support. dozens of countries avoided the resolution in fear of retaliation. guess who did introduce the resolution, who the u.s. did not try to bully. russia. let's bring in amanda carpenter, nice to have you on. let me get to the president. he weighed in on o all of this a little while ago on twit per. u.s. strongly supports breast-feeding but don't believe women should be denied access to formula. so here's my question to you. if the president of the united states himself is saying both options work. why is this u.s. delegation reportedly bullying ecuador and scaring dozens of other countries? >> the question about bullying ecuador is concerning, but the issue was here language perceived as hostile to the

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steve: threatening to yank security clearances from six obama intel officials.: there is now concern that they used it for their political and financial benefit. todd: griff jenkins in washington where reaction is pouring in from both sides of the aisle. >> whether you see this as an abuse of power or politicizing security clearances, it's important to look at how and why this began. former cia director john brennan who now earns a living as a national security analyst for another tv network accused the president brazenly of committing nothing short of treason in helsinki. that prompted senator rand paul to accuse brennan of monetizing his clearance and he has spoken to the president about it. >> had a great conversation with the president. i have been very concerned about john brennan. anyone who is calling basically the president treasonous which would require the death penalty is someone that is over the top and not showing the proper judgment to still have access to classified information. >> now we know the white house is, in fact, considering removing clea

earlier in the day president took steps to yank security clearance. attacked his own justice department. yesterday, his national security advisor called the legitimate investigation by mueller a witch hunt. meanwhile, he praised kim jong-un. and warning iran that they will suffer consequences the likes through which few have suffered before. would any other president earn universal condemnation. republican allies continue to stand by their man. joined by ron reagan. and michael steele. i will say this about barack obama who i did respect a lot, admired a lot. if he had three marriages and talked about women like the president we have now, if he had done any time, any time trump does anything, he would have been keel hauled or whatever. he wouldn't be there. >> you are exactly right. no prefavious president would he gotten away with a tenth that trump has. his base, really they aren't in touch with reality. he seems to hate the people they do. it is really the real trump derangement syndrome. it is not with us, it is with them. >> my vietnam, he told h

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including getting his license to practice and yanked after a patient died. but even though schneider was upfront with the v.a. about all of the shortcomings in his application the v.a. still hired him after a group of his the medical peers thoroughly reviewed as far away and approved his competency his hiring isn't a huge surprise considering his group of medical peers consisted of dr nick riviera dr bunsen honeydew and beaker. i don't even think beaker has the credentials to take someone's blood pressure my systolic and diastolic blood pressure can't both be me. this falls in line with a pattern of misconduct that has continued under multiple administrations the v.a. spent nearly six point seven million dollars to secretly settle cases book problem boys including medical professionals who committed negligence and misconduct and were allowed to resign with clean references but what makes the v.a. attractive to medical professionals with background history is shady or than the stare maxine waters gives you when you won't let her reclaim her time is that at th

i am going to yank your clearances kind of stuff. >> obviously as a reporter i am not going to comment on whether it is right or wrong to do that. but the idea that president trump is politicizing every part of the government. you have the fbi, the dodj, and now high ranking security officials. the reason why they keep their security clearances is because they need to be consulted at times if something big is happening and you need to go back to talk to a former cia director. that is not about politics. you need to go back to the guy before you. this president is saying i don't like what you are saying about me, so i am going do this to you. >> most republicans were not willing to go as far as corker and criticize the president. paul ryan says the president was not serious about it. nearly taunting or trolling his enemies. >> i think he is trolling people honestly, this is something that is in the purview of executive branch. some of these people have lost their clearances. it is not in our purview. >> the banana republic comment. >> i think he is trolling people. >> what does that mea

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at the end of the day if the president wants to yank the security clearance, is it up to the presidenthink at the end of the day he can probably do it. i mean, what i find kind of funny, though, is the number, i mean, at a certain point it's almost like when you've had five or six ex-boyfriends or girlfriends break up with you because they say you're unstable, you have to ask yourself is it you? at some point i would think that president trump might ask himself is it me when all of these seasoned career public servants are saying the exact same thing, is it me? >> lindsey, thank you. >>> we have more breaking news out of the federal court where former trump campaign chairman paul manafort had a hearing. the judge has just released the names of five witnesses who were granted immunity in the case. we'll take you back to our reporter outside that courthouse for the update in a couple of minutes. what will you discover with a lens made by essilor? sharper vision, without limits. days that go from sun up to sun down. a whole world in all its beauty. three innovative technologies for our ul

we are fighting terrorists and we are quite an ally that the yanks well are also in collaboration with isis as well that is really mortar and we the question should be how did israel allow isis to remain on its border for six years now this is a big question the rest of the area is our guidance most of our so basically we have a mandate we have an obligation to rescue our people they're not all like we could lose them so that they can live peacefully in the free secular life without any jihad without any islamic jihad you this is what we're doing and that's what we continue to do we don't care we do what the e.u. says about this well the who says it's against isis day action it may be an ally of israel but it's also against al-qaeda. having said that britain of course leaving the european union what did you make of these reports in the past few days that under to resumes leadership there's been bombing of your country near that area. you know thirty something is deeply involved in supporting terror groups in syria. you know just just mention the her latest legs to provide millions of p

when they say the yanks are coming, i mean, what about the germans. the germans won't even fight.ve the constitutional restrictions, they didn't participate in gulf other than put water around. heather: china hitting back with $200 billion u.s. tariff threat i should say, 200 billion-dollar threat calling totally unaccept -- unacceptable. what do you expect them to be? >> they just respond in kind and they can be more effective. the other thing they can do, they can print money, they don't have laws, subsidize industry so we don't feel it, the president is talking about 10% tariff on $200 billion, they manipulate currency and value the yawn, we will hit the chinese harder and i've told the administration this if we expect to get results, the tariffs are inadequate to move china, for example, we should impose sanctions just the way we do on russia metal companies, on chinese companies that have appropriated u.s. technology. don't give them access to this market, penalize the banks that do business with them and we have levers an frankly we are going after china with one hand tied b

. >> archival newscaster: on the eastern coast of okinawa yanks entered the village of kin. >> anthonyans, it must seem like they never left. today there are roughly 30,000 troops stationed on the island. put that many americans in a place, especially young, mostly male americans, many of them homesick, and it tends to change the environment. ♪ ♪ kin town, just outside of naha, right by camp hansen, one of the larger bases. >> archival newscaster: the yanks have fought inch by inch to conquer this island. >> anthony: kin is a small slice of americana, both the mainstream america and its dark underbelly. the okinawans have made the kind of adjustments that people do when saddled with neighbors like thousands of marines, and sometime in the '80s adjusted food as we knew it to this. a mutant classic. taco rice. >> waitress: taco and rice, that's taco rice. >> anthony: wow. >> vivian: wow, it's big. >> anthony: is this chili sauce or is it ketchup? >> vivian: um, it's original taco. >> anthony: oh, it's taco sauce. >> vivian: taco rice sauce, but it's, um, a bit spicy but not, not super sp

hundred six there's that famous time a year writing of boris yeltsin with the american flag and it says yanks to the rescue because america flooded moscow with american advisors and millions of dollars to make sure their candidate or as yeltsin won otherwise the communist party in russia would have actually been the winner but it's not just interference if the us doesn't like the results of elections after they've tried to influence them then they overthrow the government this is what happened with the democratically elected government of mohammad most day in iran it dared to nationalize the anglo iranian oil company now known as b.p. so of course the u.s. overthrew it and imposed on iran the shah the monarch you can't get more or less democratic government there's a long history of this the united states the media presentation here is so incredible you had donald trump going to europe meeting with the nato countries demanding that they spend one hundred thirty two billion dollars more get for really a confrontational position against russia and then he gets to russia i mean to helsinki and m

after all she spent her weekendf a free press, yanking john bolts to a prescheduled cnn interviews because dared to ask questions of the presi nt last week as she called it bad behavior. the white house credit psident did an interviews with a anctual journalist this weekend. cbs anchorf glor and he's said to do a follow up toki helsin it would be appropriate for many men w and woho covered the white house to be allowed to doobs and ask questions of the ni stration. president gave them a lot to talk about. too bad sarah sanders won't let it happen. w weill be back tomorrow. make it good night. see you wednesday. ♪ i knew something had to be done. hurricane sand woke people up,aly to showing that we need to invest in this community. aitas w o a project this difficult and this largeand that was citi.ie thr kitcher oori andheir lobbies and the grounds. and the beautificaon of their homes,in giving them pride here they live,bies and the grounds.

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[music plays] yanks are coming. they are coming everywhere. prepare. ♪ >> 2018 is the centennial year of the u.s. participation in world war i. american history tv is marking the anniversary with a variety of programs. every spring, u.s. army heritage and conservation center hosts a history event featuring several hundred reenactors from all areas of american history. next on american artifacts, we visit with several reenactors who specialize in portraying german soldiers. we will also go underground in a reconstructed german bunker. this is about 20 minutes. >> good morning, my name is hans. we are here at the army heritage center in carlisle. we are representing world war i soldiers, regiment 52. i am wearing the early war tunic of 1910, 1910 trousers, and traditional jackboots. also, we have the strap and the brown pouches. -- petroleum pouches. the boots, you may know the top -- when it is red, black and white, those are the national colors of germany. the black and white represents berlin, brandenburg, prussian empire. this gentleman is m

i'm not even a yank and i think this is pretty cool. >>> some of the machete madness on the youtube channel>> we're going to go tots top of the mountain where no one can see this flag but it's ripped and we're going to fix it. >> he's pointing on the top of that hill, that mountain, how he wanted to describe was an american flag. but if you can see it's seen better days. >> that one's pretty messed up. it's all tangled up and shredded because of the wind? >> yeah, it's been up there for a while. the sun and wind is ripping it apart. >> they're going to change that because they're bringing along a newer one. one they've taken on two of their adventure races. >> that's cool. >> this climb -- >> and,0tupust to make i look ae biticoday. >> great agn. >> duty at the top of that mountain. >> about to replace it with the new one. there we

madison baumgartner loaded the bases and was yanked. so they walked arenado to force a walk. then the inning should have been over but brandon crawford threw a wild one over to not ok that error. 5-2 the final in the game. he's now 1-3 this season. >> i like them. >> so tough for baumgartner to get a win these days. >> he deserves one. >> he deserves one. pitched we when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news your day. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> michelle will be right here first thing bright and early. we'll be asleep. have a good night. that is for sure.

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yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. i know. that. was. donald trump hails his helsinki summit with. a storm of criticism from all ends of the political spectrum and of course the media. i don't know which side is the bride and which side of that is the groom sort of feels like we're in a wedding you have been watching perhaps one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president today's press conference in helsinki was one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. facebook admits classifying thousands of russians as quote interested in treason supposedly for advertising purposes it was raising serious concerns over who might really want to target such views.

over therere, send the word over, there, thank the yanks are coming, the yanks are coming ♪ >> 2018 ishe centennial year of u.s. participation in world war i, and american history tv is marking the anniversary with a variety of programs. >> this is a late war defensive position. these fine gentleman can give you a tour of the pillbox itself. into isyou are walking a the creation of a world war i german pillbox. a position like this would have been poured concrete, 2-3 feet thick, and there would be six men living in here. on each side, three bunks. what i am standing on is the gun platform. there would be two machine guns, one on each side. the whole idea of this style of pillbox, there would be a series of them in a row, and in front of that would have been barbed wire. the barbed wire was to slow down the attack, and the machine guns were also to slow down the attack. they could use less men along the line in a situation like that, and the idea was to slow an attack down, but also if they would get overrun, they were told to kind of cut and run, get out of this position. these positi

yanking on will i say i was so i was. just honest ok. ok finally i rely on you to what you hear and nothing but would say because i think you will think you are going to reflect oh you know. we think you know we have a live show but oh ok so you know because painting of what was right for my story so i didn't mean it was nice you think that what happened yesterday during the final was crazy i mean just look at what's happening today and the team will come here in one hour and i don't know how many people you can fit on that square but it's a matter how was. it was behind me as the man who was the coach of christ and nine hundred ninety eight with the blessing when they came in. let's see what he had to say for the girls they say was hot i was i actually wanted to do an interview with him but i know now that whatever first i was so fed up i was no snicko i wouldn't be deemed to be anything i was yes i mean him it's good stuff i might not see. it was yeah it was going to be i was looking at it i really do you mean you are a little bit like

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madison baumgartner loaded the bases and was yanked. so they walked arenado to force a walk.e inning should have been over but brandon crawford threw a wild one over to first. the go ahead run scores and they would not look back after that error. 5-2 the final in the game. he's now 1-3 this season. >> i like them. >> so tough for baumgartner to get a win these days. >> he deserves one. >> he deserves one. pitched well but ran into trouble what can you do. >> we'll be right back. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the ne your day. good >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> michelle will be right here first thing bright and early. we'll be asleep. have a good night. that is for sure. captioning sponsored by cbs >> and the problem with that is what? no, just so we're clear. and the problem with the president of the united states and the commander of cheese-- ( slowed down ) commander... of... cheese >> i just want to clarify that i am in no way affiliated with president trump. he is an

now he just yanks this guy out of the driver's seat. >> oh, wow. >> why are these pep getting close like that? i guess they want to help. >> officers get the guy in handcuffs and then there's a small bit of street justice. >> was that a foot in the face? >> a kick to the face. >> according to reports, this guy was very drunk behind the wheel and being quite the menace to this small area. police got him detained. >>> now let's move on over to wales. we have a shuttle bus parked on the curb '. >> you see the guy in the high visibility jacket, he's the bus driver. he's gotten out of the van to help people with their luggage. that's when this 30-year-old man named james powell saw his opportunity, climb into the driver's seat and just take off. door's wide open, three people still inside this van. he doesn't go very far. this little joyride only lasted about a minute and a half. he goes blasting through red lights and then just brings the van to a stop, bails out. >> what was the point? >> police haven't been able to determine a point to all this but they do know he was point well over the l

threatening to yank their security clearances. the list includes former cia director john brennan who minced no words in his criticism of president trump's performance at the helsinki summit. the white house tonight accusing brennan and five others of politicizing their clearances could be seen as an act of political retaliation by the president against his critics. our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: it's an unprecedented threat aimed at critics of the commander in chief's. the white house considering stripping the security clearances of six former intelligence officials. >> they politicized and in some cases monetized their public service and security clearances. >> reporter: most of the officials have worked for democrats and republicans and have been tough on president trump publicly. >> isn't the president doing exactly what you just said the president doesn't want all these people doing? >> no, the president isn't making baseless accusations of improper contact with a foreign governme

i was in yanking here and when i say it is to be russian. it was some guy russian on the defensive let's be honest there were parts of the world around ninety minutes i'd like to talk where they go i know go ahead and tease tons of drama with millions to add to the c b s i would have thank you it was to be to thank you to be with to was to i do was to my be to thank you would you have to do our the you would i. let you know we got the force of one of the best minds in the game and i'm just united boss jimmy raney i spoke to us by phone off the russia's victory of a space. probe. the part. lots of people i think they would be there becomes strong since the. moment the critics were real. everybody was. thinking that they wouldn't even qualify under book sale and they'd build some part of it in the cayman today to show you exactly that i think that your choose the right. sceptics to do it by being used very strong by different points of view and trying to give each a piece of spending that mean all of them became effectively which they did. i t

that is the perception in the mirror putin's russia today i mean when you consider that is that the yank do you have do you have any faith that russian voters will be able to bring about any change in russia at the ballot box. first of all it's not surprising because all this cynical moments i deceived to when it was a lot of jokes and not only about t.v.'s polonium and for me it was every time an cvs is kind of jaw was not so easy and. i believe it's a very important to fight against this kind of propaganda because this propaganda poisoned not on russian this propaganda poison and people abroad and when you produced this kind of information and people avoid touching program in russia today and suddenly started to believe and i think it's of it that it that meting merida. we certainly appreciate you taking the time to be on the day and for sharing your thoughts we certainly do appreciate your personal loss as well is that the thank you thank you. when you were go today the battle for mosul came to an end with the iraqi army recapturing the country second biggest city and finally pushing

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates. watched as a report. are you. going to tell me we can see that in the future by you. as your family leave you. in the. north and you will many possibilities but where will you move to feel. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is on very dramatic developments only hastily and. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. we'll. see. thirty two days sixty three games on six hundred ninety minutes of football but there's still much to go either from or croatia will be world cup champions in just a matter of hours here in moscow on the well they're ready to. go. away from the pitch among the biggest of the week's news stories doubled from pressures nato allies for more money in brussels and then heads to britain on his first official visit there is u.s. president courting controversy and being met with protests wherever he sets.

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now he just yanks this guy out of the driver's seat. >> oh, wow. >> why are these pep getting close likeuess they want to help. >> officers get the guy in handcuffs and then there's a small bit of street justice. >> was that a foot in the face? >> a kick to the face. >> according to reports, this guy was very drunk behind the

well and that out of the world cup experience r t spoke to a russian cosmonaut like a common yank oh who told us about his unique copy while taking pictures of world cup host cities. my yoke around your digits but when it was my third expedition i became interested in photography at night think it was not my initial plan to make pictures of all the host cities but that's what happened there are fantastic views from space when we are travelling at velocity of around eight kilometers per second it's not easy to get a good picture of what was the way of practicing and learning how to use the equipment using because that's why many cosmonauts so good at photography but it showed us. the last world cup we had alexandra maxime said i and read vice minutes we had better weather germany would win you know she thought they wouldn't have to shave their heads a minute so i said i have an advice men did it already is and i'm glad we play football on board we always try to be careful about and keep the equipment safe with the technology is really expensive so we try to play with as much accuracy

last week, the state supreme court yanked a california split measure from the november ballot. now draper tells bloomberg he won't appeal the ruling. he says, quote, the same six lawyers are going to make the decision. what would be the point? >> a young girl's love for lemons is making police officers smile all across the west coast. >> 5-year-old theresa ann babcock visited san rafael police last night. she brought them, of course, lemonade, and she's dress said up for the occasion. they bought her pizza. at each stop, she helped raise money for police and children's groups. so far, she's raised $2100. her next destination, the marin county sheriff's office today. i hope they have something good ready for her. >> the presidecedent has been s. you're never more than seven minutes away from my forecast. let's focus on the north bay. we talked about 100s possible. even 110 in lake county. that's why you're under a heat advisory starting at noon today through 11:00 p.m. thursday. so you have a long time of very hot temperatures. back here at home, we're going to have quite a spre

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i'm like, well, "stop the men yanking my legs, "you know, slapping me, pulling me about the place.i'll calm down." she said a nurse later told her how long she'd been held down for. i was there for about 45 minutes to an hour and it was to the point where they were doing my obs, blood pressure, everything, on the floor. i was down for a long time. adele says some of the staff were very professional but she was pinned down in this way three times. so what are the rules about how to restrain a patient? nhs tayside follows a range of guidelines on restraint, including those by the national institute for health and care excellence, or nice. they recommend facedown restraint should last no longer than ten minutes. and the mental welfare commission also says restraint should only be used as a last resort. i want to show our evidence to someone completely independent of carseview. professor tyrer chaired the group which wrote the nice guidelines. like he was taking his frustration out on me. adele is a young woman with asthma. should they be restraining her in the way she describes? i cou

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm. like a bull in a china shop donald trump style and negotiation skills were on full display at this year's annual nato gathering he was not shy about how he feels about the alliance now the trump putin summit is front and center would be a mere photo op or something more. talking the trump putin summit i'm joined by my guest i reeled in london he is a foreign affairs consultant and analyst in new york we have charles or tell he is a private investor and writer as well as host of the podcast show sunday which are also and unlike jackson we have new mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate daniel let me go to you first in lake jackson let's think about the afterglow of well it was a interesting even entertaining to some degree. of nato this year i'm not sure of anything

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nine hundred six there's that famous time a grain of boris yeltsin with the american flag and it says yanks to the rescue because america flooded moscow with american advisors and millions of dollars to make sure their candidate or us yeltsin won otherwise the communist party in russia would have actually been the winner but it's not just interference if the us doesn't like the results of elections only after they've tried to influence them then they overthrow the government this is what happened with the democratically elected government of mohammad most that day in iran it dared to nationalize the anglo iranian oil company now known as b.p. so of course the us overthrew it and imposed on iran the shah the monarch you can't get more or less democratic government there's a long history of this the united states the media presentation here is so incredible you had donald trump going to europe meeting with the nato countries demanding that they spend one hundred thirty two billion dollars more a group get for really a confrontational position against russia and then he gets to russia i'm goin

including getting his license to practice and yanked after a patient died. but even though schneider was upfront with the v.a. about all of the shortcomings in his application the v.a. still hired him after a group of his the medical peers thoroughly reviewed as far away and approved his competency his hiring isn't a huge surprise considering his group of medical peers consisted of dr nick riviera dr bunsen honeydew and. i don't even think bigger has the credentials to take someone's blood pressure my systolic and diastolic blood pressure can't both be me. this falls in line with a pattern of misconduct that has continued under multiple administrations spent nearly six point seven million dollars to secretly settle cases but problem boys including medical professionals who committed negligence and misconduct and were allowed to resign with clean references but what makes the v.a. attractive to medical professionals with background histories shady or than the stare maxine waters gives you when you won't let her reclaim her time is that at the v.a. you need to

nine hundred six there's that famous time a green of boris yeltsin with the american flag and it says yanks to the rescue because america flooded moscow with american advisors and millions of dollars to make sure their candidate were as yeltsin won otherwise the communist party in russia would have actually been the winner but it's not just interference if the us doesn't like the results of elections after they've tried to influence them then they overthrow the government this is what happened with the democratically elected government of mohammad most that day in iran it dared to nationalize the anglo iranian oil company now known as b.p. so of course the us overthrew it and imposed on iran the shah the monarch you can't get more or less democratic government there's a long history of this the united states the media presentation here is so incredible you had donald trump going to europe meeting with the new.

yanks well are also in collaboration with isis as well that it's really mortar and we there's the question should be how did israel allow isis to remain on its border for six years now this is a big question the rest of the areas are like that are so basically we have a mandate we have an obligation to rescue our people there that are likely to use them build up so that they can live peacefully in the. secular life without any jihad without any islamic jihad you this is what we're doing and that's what we continue to do we don't care we do what the e.u. says about this well the use as it's against isis day action it may be an ally of israel but it's also against al qaeda. having said that britain of course leaving the european union what did you make of these reports in the past few days that under to resumes leadership there's been bombing of your country near that area. you know thirty something is deeply involved in supporting terror groups in syria. you know just just mention the her latest legs to provide millions of pounds to the white helmets and we have all evidence and all documen