work force dispatched to assist.ommunications control specialists are dispatched to assess and recover blast damage at base com. with two more to be dropped off to neutralize power line at locks storage. civil engineer reports all survived equipment in from dispersal and manned. all priority demands being met. equipment status picture complete. fire picture, still developing. all units concentrated in weapons storage area except two units detached to medical bunker on records from command post. work force removing tires from storage with orders to abandon the building. work force standing by with extinguishers at storage two. detachment at medical bunker reports grass fire extinguished with no damage to generator. request orders. two pieces of equipment, tire storage, or weapons. >> def con 3, base personnel had been recalled and the base disaster preparedness plan put into effect. as the disaster response team was being formed the base was being hardened for battle. >> 20:47 hours. medical personnel report to hospit

dispatcher so i could help people. i really like people. i enjoy talking to people. this is a way that i thought that i could be involved with people every day. >> as a 911 dispatcher i am the first first responder. even though i never go on seen -- scene i'm the first one answering the phone call to calm the victim down and give them instruction. the information allows us to coordinate a response. police officers, firefighters, ambulances or any other agency. it is a great feeling when everyone gets to go home safely at the end of the day knowing that you've also saved a citizen's life. >> our department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. >> this is shift work. that means we work nights, weekends and holidays and can involve over time and sometimes that's mandatory. >> this is a high stress career so it's important to have a good balance between work and life. >> we have resources available like wellness and peer support groups. our dispatchers of the month are recognized for their outstanding pe

fire storage casualties dispatched to hospitals. fire crews on son by for returning aircraft on emergency landing. fire casualties received two hospital. command post request dosage report on personnel involved. command post, this is ochsner tower. we have an emergency. fire warning lights. signaling approach. >> roger. >> time 21:27 hours. inside a closed vehicle, radiation cut by half. inside the hospital less than one victim per hour. at maintenance control less than one victim per from our. in the command post there was a does -- dosage start -- status. the crew with an average dosage of 90 rad are prioritized. base commanders order washdown. radiation peaked at 21: 51 hours. 22: 22 hours. division says get with it. recover and report time to launch. advise duration air battle capability. this morning base capability under fallout is an estimate. it was based on study and effort. the test was faced with conflict. it was devcon 1. aircraft were ready accordingly. by afternoon shelters were manned and functioning at the coordinate

major hiring initiatives to increase the 911 dispatchers. anne has also secured funding for city-wide emergency operation watch center. and this center will enhance san francisco's ability to gather situational awareness of evolving incidents and address immediate needs of the community. she spearheaded efforts to redefine emergency preparedness education that in 2014, d.e.m. launched s.f.72.org, not only explains how residents can be prepared for any type of emergency, but also promotes a critical component of emergency preparedness and community connection. are you all prepared to live on your own for 72 hours, that's the critical question that we all need to ask ourselves and it's a life or death question. thank you for bringing it to our attention. under anne's guidance, d.e.m. also expanded alert s.f. and this is the city's only emergency text message alert system that now reaches more than 100,000 people. so i encourage anyone not yet registered to alert s.f. to text your zip code to 888777 to receive these critical alerts. also i want

i hope the dispatcher knows that.anybody else again.i'just glad . >> according to waterford police, the dispatcher involved has not been back to work since the incident and will face disciplinary action. the chief says there will be additional training so that dispatchers know how to handle these calls in the future. certainly for any mom or dad watching this, it is a lesson. >> freaking out. had us all talking about the different devices we have to break a window. thank you, michelle. >>> up next, a look at the headlines, including why the former child star who accused asia argento says he was scared to come forward. >>> and a harvard professor calls the popular superfood coconut oil pure poison. a top dietician will join us right here in studio 57 to respond to for some people, this is clean enough. but why settle for clean when it could be finished? when you want more than just clean there's finished. new finish quantum's breakthrough three chamber technology combines to scrub, degrease, and shine your dishes. swit

please come. >> the dispatcher heard what sounded like an ongoing fight between husband and wife. >>>> no. >> no, no. >> sorry about that. >> help me, help me! >> no, no. >> a deputy was sent to the house and noticed jean tan, the wife, was clearly distraught. reporter john hand. >> they found that jean was still upset. she had some red marks on her neck. but that there wasn't enough there to charge jim tan with a crime. >> so incident over? >> that night. >> he tried to kill me, but nothing results in charges or makes it into the paperwork. >> right. >> so a history of abuse, it appeared. if that were the case, charlie had told no one in his circle at cornell university. the coach hadn't heard from charlie in days, and now his phone rang. >> campus police called me up and asked me to come to his fraternity house, which i did. they wanted me to know that charlie's father had been killed. it was rugged. we got a bunch of players in the fraternity. and everybody was obviously very upset. >> charlie tan admitting that he'd shot his father to death. >> i think it was probably disbelief m

anyone can sign up online for free and provide information to help dispatchers, like medical conditions, car, make and model and emergency contacts. kyle's has pushed cincinnati to upgrade its system. >> i think he's looking down on us and i think he's very proud of what we are doing. >> reporter: making sure help will find others in time. blake mccoy, nbc news, cincinnati. >>> a follow-up now to our top story last night after dozens were shot in chicago this past weekend and 12 were killed. police there are beefing up patrols, adding more than 400 officers to the west and south sides, and increasing by 600 on the weekends. some officers will have to work more hours, others will have their days off canceled. >>> we've been hearing for years now some day soon self-driving cars will change the way we get around. a new report out today is raising safety concerns about vehicles with automated assist features including the autopilot function already available on some newer models. gabe gutierrez with the alert. >> reporter: earlier this year, this tesla crashed into a highway divider in cali

but dispatchers had trouble hearing him and patrol officers couldn't find him. unable to breathe, he died waiting. i probablyon't have much time left. so tell my mom that i love her if i die. >> reporter: you still haven't listened to the 911 call that kyle made? >> no. kyle and i were very close. we went throh a lot together. it's really hard to -- it's hard to go on every day without him. >> reporter: jill and ron are now turning their anguish into action, starting the kyle plush answer the call foundation, advocating for 1 upgrades to systems across the country. >> the 911 system is about 50 years old. >> reporter: new technology, better training and something called smart 911. anyone can sign up online for free and provide information to help dispatchers, like medical conditions, car, make and model and emergency contacts. kyle's death has pushed cincinnati to upgrade its >> i think he's looking down on us and i think he's very proud of what we are doing. >> reporter: making sure hwip find others in time. blake mccoy, nbc news, cincinnati. >>> a follow-up no

rescue teams are being dispatched from other airports. levels are rising, and the government has been forced to open dam gates. and there is more rainfall expected in the coming days. yogita limaye, bbc news, mumbai. earlier i spoke to ravi singh, the founder and ceo of the charity, khalsa aid — who has a team in kerala helping with the humanitarian efforts. i started by asking him what his team are seeing on the ground. the team is absolutely shocked at the level of devastation by the floods, and i think, they work in many different areas in india and neighbouring countries. they said that had seen nothing like this ever. it is absolutely shocking and not really sure where to begin. we're going to be expanding the project operations but at the moment they are really absolutely ta ken aback by the scale of the floods. it is something we underestimated. i personally thought it was going to be low level and local would deal with it. actually, it's immense and deaths will go up. devastating. already in kerala, 300 people are believed to have

you know, i could not do the job that our dispatchers do. they have, in my opinion, the hardest job in the city. [applause] and i want to thank everyone at d.e.m. for being so wonderful and taking care of the safety of all of our citizens, and really becoming a family to me. so, from my nuclear family, from my city family, thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> thank you, anne, why don't you come into the well so we can grab a shot. [cheering] [applause] [applause] >> all right, ladies and gentlemen. recognize supervisor tang at this time. >> supervisor tang: all right. thank you, and thank you once again at d.e.m. staff and anne cronenberg's family who is all here. i would like to bring up some individuals representing pier 39. i wanted to recognize them on the skip the straw campaign on the occasion that we are going to be voting on final reading our plastic straw ban here in san francisco. and so we have sue le vin here from pier 39, kathy paver, sherry ends, and george jacobs. and i do know that taylor stafford, president and c.e.o. o

louis post-dispatch, with a story about the change in the prosecutor, wesley bell ime st. louis county elected prosecutor robert mccullough. upset by a ferguson councilmen promising to reform the kernel justice system, earning 57 -- criminal justice system, earning 57% of the vote. did that surprise you? guest: yes and no. given what's happening, local and national elections the last 24 months, i would say very little surprise on the electoral front. he ran against the incumbent, was also a city councilman, but also heavily organizing in the community. not really a political figure, but one who was a community activist. he did the organic sort of work, the grassroots work that elections require. so it does not surprise me that much. host: there has been a real of fergusonhe area in terms of tourism, etc. how about the community itself? how's it doing? guest: the community is still sort of struggling, and so if you look at the numbers in terms of rates of unemployment, median wages, of ferguson and the st. louis region. the high school graduation rates. they remained fairly

>> at the time when we were dispatched, had reported it. i think it went out as quickly upgraded to a plane crash on ketra island and prior to really getting dispatched. so for us, crews and command to prepare for some type of wildfire. >> scott adams who is the battalion chief. went down outside of seattle scott, thank you so much, we appreciate it. chbl >>> shake-up on capital hill. chris collins suspending his reelection. why step away at a critical time in his opponent? we'll ask his opponent after the break. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the w

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but she says she was surprised with what the dispatcher told her. alan campbell reports.ther:"she knew twice she had two chances to send somebody and both times she didn't."lacey guyton says what happened last saturday was terrifying.lacey guyton/mother:"i need someone with signs on their car that can move traffic over i don't have much time."guyton was she put her 2 month old baby girl in the car, getting ready to leave.lacey guyton/mother:"the keys are in my diaper bag i put the diaper bag in the car, put raina in the car and then shut door and then all of a sudden it locks."she immediately called 911, and was surprised by what the dispatcher told her.lacey guyton/mother:"we don't send people out to unlock cars or break windows and that she could connect me to a tow company."she knew she needed to get inside to save her baby. lacey guyton/mother:"i saw her start to close her eyes and i just ran to the back window and smashed it open."guyton says waterford police contacted her to apologize, but she wants to set the record straight.lacey guyton/mother:"they never had the

for every strike team dispatched to a fire and won't be going home any time soon, another crew will be nearby jurisdiction to take it's place, says calfire'spam temmerman by phone.pam temmerman/calfire "....it's like dropping a pebble in a pond and the rings just keep going oute more and more and we call in more resources as needed...."for example, crews from morgan hill, san jose and spring valley near milpitas are handling the territory that would otherwise be the responsibility of those strike teams currently on assignment says temmerman.pam temmerman/calfire "....we hire their personnel to come in to our jurisdiction and staff our station for us, essentially their engines work just as ours do, they respond to calls just like what we do, regardless of what kind of call it is..."as we saw earlier this month on the curie and country fires, san jose firefighters are trained to fight wildfires. just as calfire crews are trained to handle structure fires and other emegencies. the problem is that with no fewer than 17 different fires burning across the state right now, even with mutual ai

the finished steel ready for dispatch in ghent in belgium can end up in cars, household appliances ands plant, owned by the world's biggest producer, arcelor mittal, is busy but the industry in europe has had a rough ride in the last couple of decades. the business has been transformed by the rise of china. in the last 20 years, global production has more than doubled but in the eu countries, output has edged down. china is another story, steel production there has increased more than eric told. the strength of the european industry has been transformed by the long—term challenge posed by the rise of china. now, though, is a more immediate issue, one raising the temperature in global trade. president trump has imposed tariffs of 25% on foreign steel. he says the military forces are too dependent on imports and he wants more produced in the us. the european union and its steel industry are worried about the impact. the us is a very important market for eu exports, we send about 5 billion euros of steel there every year and we expect much as 50%, if not more, of that market to be close t

days in the country's southern coastal argo algarve area and it's just thousand firefighters been dispatched to that region the army is helping evacuate villagers temperatures are expected to remain well above forty degrees across parts of the country. and then a sway law rally has been held in support of president nicolas maduro after an alleged attempt on his life government employees say they were ordered to attend the march in the capital caracas although medoro self did not attend questions remain over saturday's reported drone attack critics fear the president will use the incident to further consolidate his power. the son of a bahraini opposition leader has started a hunger strike outside the country's embassy in london all the i'm ashamed he says his father's being denied vital medical care in a bahraini jail the seventy year old machine he was arrested in two thousand and eleven and sentenced to life in prison for his role in pro-democracy protests. here in germany a court is found a couple guilty in a child sexual abuse trial that shocked the nation according freiburg sentence the

it got so bad at one point, that more help will be dispatched into the wheatfield. it will be men of jacob schweitzer's brigade, they end up in the south end facing two different directions on an angle. i want to show you the monument to the fourth michigan, a famous story that comes out from the they are deployed in this low land and as they are standing there, a sergeant will look to his kernel and say, we are pointed the wrong direction, because they keep getting shot in the back. they confederates are coming around another side. the peach orchard has fallen. the battle is turning into a seesaw action and in the middle that, the fourth michigan regiment, their flag is captured by some georgians. when their kernel leaps forward, sword in hand to take back the flag. there is a famous painting, a modern painting about this taking place. jeffers will be been aided by the confederates -- bayonetted by the confederates. he is the highest ranking officer to be killed by bayonet. his last words are "mother, m other, mother." the youngest union colonel killed here at the

firefighter he slept through a night call and the crew left him...the next morning the morning dispatcher said to him through all of the valley...good morning firefighter burchett... i hope you slept well.>in a particularly touching moment...burchett's father... recalling the countless voicemails his son left him... wanted to leave one more for his "matty..." tomorrow mabrisa rodriguez additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of widespread overnight and morning low clouds. with a deeper marine layer, expect patchy fog and coastal drizzle to continue as well. afternoon highs tomorrow will be around five degrees below normal, tracking upper 50s and 60s along the coast and low 80s to low 90s inland. a gradual warming trend will then begin by wednesday as the upper trough shifts northward allowing the ridge over the desert southwest to strengthen. highs along the coast late this week will remain mainly in the 60s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior. santa r

students and staff cann text i tips about possible crimes on campus and keep up back and forth with dispatchers. >> we're actually able to find people who are suspicious or intervene in suspicious activity and it's been very successful r us. >> reporter: police dispatchers received messages in realtime and could see where they're coming from on a map and the app will also let friends track each other after parting ways. the live safe app is bei used and the chief figured out a way to find it in crime fighng. when t library saw a rash of laptop thefts he created a geo fence. anybody walking into thei building rd an alert. sent you a message about laptop thefts taking place and you're going to do something to make sure that doesn't happen to you. >>> starbucks wants its employees toolunteer and it's paying them to do so. the volunteer program is being tested out in more than a den citiescross the country. volunteer fairfax and selec employees will split their workweek equally between serving coffee and volunteering. this test run will provide 17,000 hours of community service. good for them. >>>

. >> reporter: dispatchers can see the messages in real-time.hey will let friends track each other after parting ways. chief gruber figured out a unique way to use the app in crime fighting. when the campusibrary started a lot of theft of laptops, he used a geo boundary. >> you're going to make sure that doesn't happen to you. >> the chief says the biggest use for the live safe app is to contact the safe ride service, on and off campus, so students can get back to their dorms. >> really good idea. >>> coming up, a chore you may now.arting right but ahead at4:30, why the cops were called over the family's >>> it is a clear sky overhead. temperatures, 66.th 's at national airport. right next to the warm waters of the potomac. ortside your probably in the 50s. a look at the friday forecast coming >>. plus, billboard backlash. plus, billboard backlash. the new push from peta kids and parents don't always agree. but they both love digestive advantage kids. because the best probiotic is the ones kids'll take. and hea. digestive advantage kids. >>> "ne

police sayte law prevents them from identifying the two victims, but the dispatch call suggests both are youngblood'ss daughter news 4 confirmed her youngest daughter 5-year-old brooklyn lo youn died from a gunshot wound to the head. the other girl, an older child, is in a life-threatening condition. afr the shooting youngblood fled toun louounty and knocked on an acquaintance's door and miss were called and hat's when this woman was arriving back to the neighborhood and watched police make the arrest >> he was veryea , like this, pointing the gun. that is whatgh my dr saw. he's pointing the gun, mommy, but he was just walking with the gun like that. put your arms up, put your arms, o not move, do not move. >> reporter: as i mentioned the suspect and her ex-husband have been feuding in courtor years. first in that divorce case and over custody issues. court documents reveal even though they had divorced they were still raising the two girls together, and, infa , just this week the family was scheduled to move to missouri. more on thatoming up at 5:00. back to you now in the studio. >

an incredible dispatch from adjacent bar, who talks of smoke filling the sky on cracked pavement, thereplaces blood. it was very dramatic. the army opened fire with live ammunition, pretty terrified. they remind you this is a key component of democracy is the peaceful transfer of power. but that to happen, people have to have confidence in the elections, and there is always detailing to people administering elections are people with government and the opposition i5 with government and the opposition is often going to react badly to that. nevertheless, progre55 is often going to react badly to that. neverthele55, progress has been made. it leads to robert mugabe i5 been made. it leads to robert mugabe is not in charge. i think zimbabwe can move forward from this, certainly if they can get through thi5 certainly if they can get through this period and get to elections that everyone is happy with. that is the hope, is it not? neither side seems to back down from the results. we do not have the result of president yet. we need to see how that lamp5. president yet. we need to see how that la

ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour including with trillions in trade on the line canada just dispatches a top diplomat to washington hoping for a place at a revamped nafta trade deal. also iranian president hassan rouhani faces a backlash in the parliament over his economic policies and we'll tell you why the head of world football show donald trump the red card that's with. canada has rejoined trade talks in washington it's all part of an effort to save or change the nuff to agreement with the u.s. and mexico prime minister justin trudeau says progress is being made on monday u.s. president donald trump announced a new deal with mexico that would replace nafta he says it will go ahead with or without canada and he warns that canada will face tariffs if it doesn't join the new pact we will as we have done. stand up for the canadian system. while looking for areas where we can find everyone to. daniel and it comes more from the canadian city of toronto. several very tricky days lie ahead for the canadian trade negotiators in washington d.c. the foreign minister chrystia freeland has gone

laura: jack tori with cultist dispatch, we appreciate perspective. obviously will be a big night for you all there. thank you so much for being with us and sharing. >> glad to be with you. laura: stay with the fox news channel tonight. we will be in ohio for the president's rally scheduled to begin 6:30 pm eastern time. then we will bring you live reaction right after with a brand-new episode of "watters' world" at 8:00. mike: paul manafort tax and bank fraud trial, his accountant said she helped alter financial documents even though she believed records were false. yesterday's admission coming as the president ramped up calls to end the special counsel, robert mueller 's russia investigation. and the judge her mother prosecutors the bar for his conviction is high. gillian turner has more. >> the latest developments in the paul manafort tax and bank fraud trial layout yesterday in a courtroom in arlington virginia just outside the nations capital. paul manafort 's former accountant took the witness stand to testify should file tax returns she believe

. >> we'll hear from a mother who was refused from help from 911 dispatchers when her daughter was locked> coconut oil is a super food but a professor is getting attention for calling re poison. a io talks t wshould be eating >> thank you. >>> uber is settling dozens of harassment claims and things are looking up for target. laura podesta has the details in this morning's moneywatch. >> reporter: target stocks soared to new heights after the retail giant reported its best comp comparable sales growth in 13 years. customer traffic rose to unprecedented levels. and its shares jumped 3.2% closing at nearly $86 an all- time record. >> uber announced it will pay $34,000 to 56 former and current employees who claim they were harassed or discriminated against at work. these $1.9 million. the settlement is part of a class action discrimination lawsuit against the ride hailing company filed in october 2017 their work cull chair in question when it was alleged that female engineers less. gineers of color were uber says it's trying to make changes. >>> and is your teenager always staring at his or h

>> reporter: tom told the dispatcher 'she shot herself, then he put the phone down..s holding his hand to her head trying in vain to stop the bleeding. so he had his 9-year-old daughter pick up the phone. >> honey are you there? >> yes. >> okay can you go open the door and let the officers in? >> yes. >> okay? >> mommy got shot. dispatcher: okay, okay we're going to help her, i need you to open the door. >> reporter: brian spencer was a weld county sheriff's deputy back then. he arrived within minutes to discover that the local police, the evans police had beat him there. >> i believe there was three there ahead of me. and then there was more sirens, lights. you could hear them coming. >> reporter: that was a pretty fast response. >> very fast. >> reporter: and this bit of news was going around fast, too. >> this was a sheriff's employee, a jail employee. >> reporter: not that that should matter. the effort then was, save ashley fallis' life. this was recorded by a police body camera, shows the paramedics arriving. >> chaotic? >> the scene? very. frantic. the officers

enforcement to develop a training course for people who are on track to become peace officers and dispatchers. the training will focus on issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity differences. his bill now goes to the state assembly advanced a bill that would make california the first u.s. state to completely eliminate bail for suspectsa vote of 41-27. counties would have to establish their own risk assessment systems to determine if the defendant should be released or kept in jail. under the guidelines, spects ar nonviolent misdemeanors would be released within 12 hours. those accused of violent felonies would stay in jail and wait for trial. this bill now goes to the senate. >>> two men are in jail after being arrested for violent robbery in san mateo. police were called to the 711 store early saturday morning. they found the store clerk badly injured lying on the ground. officers searching the neighborhood stopped at a gas station convenience store a few blocks away just as the clerk there was calling 911 about a man causing a disturbance. police detained that man identified

help riders feel safe so we are redoubling our efforts to deploy every available police officer, dispatcher, and community service officer to walk air trains, stations, and parking lots within our budgeted allotted over time. >> this is a watershed moment for bart. the reason is watching. >> reporter: jim waterman, the ceo of the bay area council agreed new safety measures are a good idea that should have been in place. he is concerned about the time and money it will take to make this a reality. >> this is a really serious situation. if i sent you a letter yesterday urging that the bart board consider reaching out to other police jurisdictions and consider bringing working between bart police and other jurisdictions to have some mutual aid to. anyone bart does have a mutual aid agreement with the police department and the sheriffs office. that is only for emergencies. this plan will not be voted on today. this is just been presented in front of the board of directors. live in oakland with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the man accused of slashing two for passengers on a train with a box cutter was e

he had apprehended during a trip to berlin in 1840 and dispatched to the eastern seafront which is an effective way to get rid of an undesirable brother-in-law. so not only to asperger associate with the top leaders, he advocated the transfer of the most disabled children. this is a talk he gave been vienna published in the munich weekly. fraught difficult cases, only a long and continuous observation is proper like those carried out at mayo clinic or the reformatory. asperger followed his own advice. he transferred children in numerous capacities working for the public health office in working forward the deal schools and for one example, the medical expert for the city that evaluated from one care facility ended one day they evaluated 192 files and dispatch 35 children as incapable of educational and developmental engagement. in one day they decided these children were and educable and this is a death sentence and in fact all 35 children were killed. so it is unknown and will probably remain unknown to the fragmentary base, and a children's asperger transported. her two children he

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she was dispatched in straight sets. the first time in her career that she won only one game in a match. the not any additions. oakland may not need any. davis, 29th home run of the year. 3-1. later in the inning, he steals second and he steals home. oakland wins 6-2. one game behind seattle in the wildcard race. good day for a matinee in san diego. mccutchen goes deep. 11th home run of the year. now 2-2. evan longoria with a triple. still at third with two outs but crawford came through. giants win their third straight game 3-2. tonight in d.c., nationals 26 hits. against the mets. they led 19-0. washington wins 25-4. the 25 runs are the most in a game since george w. bush was in the oval office. so bad that they now refer to them as the new york mess. 25 runs coisnext. en when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will

here is the front page of the columbus dispatch.heir website, dispatch.com. " we have arrived at the most anticipated day, the special election matchup between troy balderson and debbie o'connor and the gop dominated 12 congressional district. we will be talking more about that race later. the president is talking on twitter. "ohio, vote today for troy balderson for congress. his opponent, controlled by nancy pelosi is weak on crime. troy will be a great congressman, make america great again." is what the president tweeted out a few minutes ago. we are asking you if the midterm elections should be read as a referendum on president trump. you can start calling in on those lines. at 10 a clock today, there will be a brief pro forma session in the house and senate. when we end our program at 10:00 today, we will go live to the house floor, as usual. for the first hour, the phone lines are yours, asking about the midterm elections. david, north bend, oregon. what do you think? caller: is this steve? host: no, david. steve. you sound lik

centraa government has dispatched multiple military units, and priie minister narendra modi has promised more than 61 million euros in aid.% with the cost of the storm estimated at nearly 2.6 billion euros, state officials are pleadinggfor additional hhlp from the government. relief efforts have also been stepped up on an indonesian island to read 10 people were killed today, and the new earthquake again rocked the resort island. it came to weeks after the first major quake that forced thousands to flee. has been a long, hard road for greece. meaaures, the ountry is pfficially out of its third and final bailout. greece got close to 300 billiin euros from the e.u. and international monetary fund in exchange for tax hikes and cuts in welfare. to talk more about the economist. you are also a mmmber of the truth committee on the great public d debt. greece finally coming out of .ears of baalout the government seems optimistic. do youou think it should be? -- analyst: is an improvement not to have the tight control of the ttoika, aad to see that the blaming and punishing game can stop at last

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