please welcome julian castro.k you. >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> good to be with you. >> trevor: this is so strange because we had your twin brother on the show and so i feel like i met you on the show but i haven't met you on the show. >> did he use his standard line that he, that i am a minute uglier than he is. >> trevor: is that what he says. >> that is what he tells people, yeah. >> trevor: this is an interesting time for you to be here, for you to be coming out with thisk boo. for you to be involved with politics in anyway, shape or form. let's start from the beginning, the way the book starts, waking up from my american dream, what does that mean to you, why that title. >> well, to me it means that in each generation in my family starting with my grandmother who came in 1932 as an orphan, we found out that it was not enough in america to just work hard and for your family to work hard. that you also needed to work to improve society. my mother became a mexican american civil rights activist. she ran f

please welcome julian castro. [applause] julian castro: good evening. [applause] thank you very much for the i think therend is nobody who works harder as a party chair then ray buckley. thank you for all of your leadership at new hampshire. [applause] this is my third visit to new hampshire this year. each time, chairman buckley has been generous with his time and advice. today with his driving skills to get us here. inc. you for that. we got here in one piece. [laughter] to all of the candidates who are running, my best wishes that you carry on the values of your community and as the democratic party and i look forward to a lot of victories on november 6. i want to give a shout out to roth and i want to commend carla billingham for her leadership as the party chair. [applause] i know this is supposed to be a republican area, but it looks like there are a lot of democrats and the democrats are ready to win. [applause] smith for your service and for your words tonight. this has been quite a week, has in it? -- hasn't it? in newith the events york, the t

has announced that it is partly restoring an access to communications for we can leaks founder julian assange has been inside the country's embassy in london for more than six years now so just connection to the outside world was cut back in march and reports communications for a wiki leaks founder julian assange who has in fact been holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy here in london for over six years have been partially restored by the equipe dorrian government following an entire seven month blackout one of sondre was essentially denied access to the internet to phones as well as to visitors with the exception of his legal team following a series of opinions he had expressed online on a hot political topics including the issue of cattle on independence and back at the time the ecuadorian government had ahead of this decision to cut his communications had cited a commitment he they said had signed up to at the end of twenty seventeen to not express any messages which would interfere with other states however we can leaks as well as julian assange had denied at the time that any s

julian will be staying with us., the imf lowers its growth forecast for the first time in two years as the trade war takes its toll. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is bloomberg daybreak. it's a blow to the new head of the largest advertising group. one of the biggest clients has transferred its business to a rival. after ad it shows them five-month review. they are trying to revise the company, shares of fallen 17% this year. shares of pop at john's are rising. according to the wall street journal, a hedge fund is considering a takeover of the pizza chain. there is a fight with the founder. he owns 30% of papa john's. he is still on the board. is looking into ridesharing in china. they are in talks to set up a joint venture. the project would take on the industry leader in china. that is your bloomberg business flash. globalthe imf cut its growth forecast blaming stresses from emerging markets. we welcome mike mckee. julian is still with us. they cut the forecast. what were the main points? mike:

not express any messages which would interfere with other states however we can leaks as well as julian assange had denied at the time that any such commitment was made by him and throughout this time of seven months when this blackout was taking place we q leagues did appoint a longtime associate of julian a songe as editor in chief of weekly and now following this latest announcement it comes after a meeting between top senior u.n. officials and the ecuadorian president discussing the matter and this is what we can weeks had to say in reaction to this announcement to partially return his ability to communicate with the outside world it is positive that through an intervention ecuador has partly ended the isolation of mr saunders though it is of great concern that his freedom to express his opinions is still limited the un has already declared mr song victim of arbitrary detention this unacceptable situation must and julian assange just biggest fear of course remains of possible extradition to the united states where he fears being prosecuted for the work that we clearly have been doin

julian: es que no tengo nada que hablar con ella.chando de eso y no. le otorgaron a al seÑor los fines de semana y mi abogada le estÁ arreglando. gracias porque al final nos toca ir. >> pero lo estÁ arreglando tu abogada? >> sÍ. >> vtu opiniÓn con respecto a este mensaje que vimos en instagram que colocÓ su papi? >> quÉ bueno que ustedes van todos los fines de semana con nosotros y por lo menos ustedes sÍ nos ven. adis: indudablemente es que si alguien ha visto a matÍas cada sÁbado hemos sido la prensa. karla: para estar clara, entoncs ella no se presenta al juzgado porque en esta ocasione el juez le otorgÓ ese permiso de faltar porque ella siempre decÍa que hasta el juez no le diera el permiso de faltar seguirÍa yendo. el juez le dio permiso? adis: ahi se contrapuntan las versiones porque los abogados de juliÁn gil aseguran que ella no deberÍa asistir porque estÁ avisada de la ausencia de juliÁn gil al centro de convivencia. por el otro lado, ella dice que tendrÍa que estar ahÍ y que sí estÁ cumpliendo pero que en esta ocasiÓn tuvo

has already declared mr song victim of arbitrary detention this unacceptable situation must and julian assange just biggest fear of course remains of possible extradition to the united states where he fears being prosecuted for the work that we can leaks have been doing over the years and he and his team want to see guarantees that such a thing would not happen and of course they have not seen any such promises as of yet anderson and his team of course are continuing to work on any possible legal options for him moving forward but the way things stand as we speak the future in the next steps for this massive big case for julian assange continues to be extremely unclear. the marriage of a jewish actor a muslim news anchor sparking outrage in israel but after top israeli politicians significantly upped the ante by signaling their opposition to the move. this is their private matter but i as a jew i have to say that i'm against these things because we have to preserve the jewish nation the way we've preserved it for thousands of years i have a problem with intermarriage there are fewer je

exactly what and let me let me ask this of you know when you see visited with julian last year and youwere able to see or you know when you've seen him and you've got inside that embassy you know this has taken quite the toll on him as of now and you know how i have to speculate but i mean how much longer can he stay there i mean obviously we have to get him out of it you know yes to be able to leave at some point and see the son to do. right his son and his mother who's not in the greatest health herself he hasn't seen her hasn't seen his son hasn't seen his dog i'm a dog lover and six years he's been stuck in an embassy six months now it's been six years and five months and six months plus inside that embassy without any kind of communication with the outside world this is a human rights violation and the reason why i'm so i'm fat ik right now is because yeah where does he go but the good thing is there's a growing movement out there pacifica radio national board twelve zero voted in favor of julian a son or ok so you have that progressives around the world are uniting this six and a

julian cole's arrest was captured on cctv.ice were involved. officers dragged him into a van. he had been complaining that his neck hurt. the officers sacked today had all lied that he was able today had all lied that he was able to move his legs. he was initially taken to aid police station rather than a hospital. julian cole had been on a night out with friends. he was 19 and studying for a degree in sports science. he was aiming to be a coach or a pe teacher. it's not easy to see you. and this is how he is now. on that night five and a half years ago, he was left with a broken neck and a badly damaged spinal cord. he is in a permanent vegetative state. today following a disciplinary hearing, his family saw three bedfordshire police constables dismissed from the force, for lying about what happened during his arrest. this decision makes it clear that not only did the officers lied about the event involving julian, but they showed inhuman indifference to his welfare. part of the evidence given by one officer was described as

se fijo ahora como pensiÓn el 20% de las ganancias de juliÁn hill, tambiÉn la sdp...Án gil fÓ el pasaporte que ella lo pedÍa hace bastante tiempo. >> el primero que gana es el chiquito porque esto se acaba. viendo el acuerdo creo que ella estÁ beneficiada, tambiÉn hay un rÉgimen de visitas para que el conviva con el, el primer domingo de cada mes y. >> y, algo muy importante es que Él habÍa bien. >> a mÍ se me hacen muy pocos paÍss cuando lo deje el padre en el centro de cono ve venzo. >> citamos lo que dijo, agradezco a todos los que se han preocupado por matÍas en todo este proceso, juliÁn hill reaccionÓ al fallo y dijo en un comunicado, estoy muy feliz de poder reencontrarme con. >>. >> quÉ bueno que lo tomÓ asÍ y que solo piensa en estar, a lo largo de estos meses que ha durado este complicado caso. >> a ver cuÁl es el futuro que a lo. >>. >> hace seis meses que estÁbamos con esta cuero temperatura, o. >> farÁndula y elegantes, tenemos un guardo ian aquÍ. >> que toda se. >> un juez ha determinado que el testamento de juan gabriel es vÁlido y el Único heredero es i

julian cole's arrest was captured on cctv.ghtclub in bedford and bouncers and the police were involved. 0fficers dragged him into a van. he'd been complaining that his neck hurt. the officers sacked today had all lied that he'd been able to move his legs. he was initially taken to a police station rather than a hospital. julian cole had been on a night out with friends. he was 19 and was studying for a degree in sports science. he was aiming to be a coach or a pe teacher. it's not easy to see you. and this is how he is now. on that night five and a half years ago he was left with a broken neck and a badly damaged spinal—cord. he is in a permanent vegetative state. today, following a disciplinary hearing, his family saw three bedfordshire police constables dismissed from the force for lying over what happened during his arrest. this tribunal decision makes it clear that not only did the officers lie about events involving julian, but they show an inhuman indifference to his welfare. part of the evidence given by one officer, ha

julian cole will need 24—hour care for the rest of his life.ty of misconduct. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. julian cole was studying for a degree in sports science and had ambitions to be a coach, or a pe teacher. it's not easy to see you. that all ended when he was 19, and on a night out with friends. julian was left severely brain damaged and paralysed after he was arrested and restrained, following an incident at a nightclub involving bouncers and the police. he broke his neck, and badly damaged his spinal cord. he's now in a permanent vegetative state. today, his family saw three bedfordshire police constables dismissed from the force for lying over what happened on the nightjulian was arrested. this tribunal decision makes it clear that not only do the officers lie about events involving julian, they show an inhuman indifference to his welfare. these officers weren't facing disciplinary proceedings over julian cole's injury. what was under scrutiny was whether they carried out proper welfare checks on him and whether t

because at any moment i could see easily i fwree with julian -- 3,000? yeah, maybe, under the right circumstances maybe. but otherwise there are plenty of headwinds out there that could push us down, whether the fed or trade tax or the mid-terms. all those things. >> really important to georgia are go back to what he said. what gets us back there? what's the catalyst? you got to separate the markets and the thing the economy happens there that cattlize those stocks to come back. and i just don't see it right now given all the uncertainty. the thought we are getting clarity on all of the issues that we think are headwinds we detailed in the next couple months to get the markets to 3,000 just doesn't make sense to me right now. >> the magically reappearing julian can probably answer that. >> hey, wow. i thought i got by goodbye the guest that doesn't stand. >> i faded just a little bit of my gm position today because i look at charts and having rallied about 14, 15 off the lows very quickly -- i realize we have fresh numbers. i love gm i'm a trader on this

let's break down a couple of elements, julian, starting with you. want to separate out what could be coming from democrats if they take control of the house and the mueller probe. let's start with this will be, obviously, he needs that relationship that reportedly he does not have with republican members of crucial committees in the house if there are subpoenas coming, the oversight that will be ramped up. the investigations that will happen. is that a disadvantage significantly for this white house if he does not have those in the style that don mcgahn has? >> no, absolutely. he is going to need as much prourt from a republican minority if that was the case next year he can get. we have seen hout connections to the gop has been instrumental in his first two years and fountain becomes control the house we can expect some kind of investigations to intensify so that will be important. obviously, we will have to see how he handles the political atmosphere which is different from the last time he was in politics and how he handles president trump but th

for six years, julian assange has lived in the ecuadorian embassy in london.posed, he has decided to take his hosts to court. translation: we believe these rules violate fundamental rights. it limits the exercising of the right toa limits the exercising of the right to a defence. it affects the privacy of people who might spend time with julian assange, and above all his lack of communication with the outside world should immediately cease. this all began in august 2010, when the swedish prosecutors office issued an arrest warrant over allegations of sexual assault. he denied those claims, but in december that year he was arrested in the united kingdom and eventually given bail. injune united kingdom and eventually given bail. in june 2012, united kingdom and eventually given bail. injune 2012, after the uk supreme court said he should be extradited to sweden to face questioning, julian assange into the ecuadorian embassy in london and was later granted asylum by the then president, raphael crail. five years later, in may 2017, sweden's director of public pros

the thing that interested me most is this idea of a pardon for julian assange.tential conspirator to a crime, like roger stone may be, the thing you worry most about is other people in that conspiracy eventually talking and giving you up. and one way to remove the threat of julian assange ever talking is to remove his legal jeopardy and a pardon would do that. roger stone, it's hard to read his denials when he changes his story all the time. the white house was contacted about that mother jones story and didn't have a thing to say. it would be easy for white house to say it was never discussed here, if they did bring it to us, we never took it seriously. they had no comment at all which is very peculiar. >> and joyce voice who was a former u.s. attorney, after roger stone made that comment about i never met a russian, here's what he said afterwards to "the washington post." he said that was false. in fact he met with a russian may of 2016 who offered to sell incriminating information to the trump campaign. joyce, let's make sense of this. he'd talked to the hous

julian cole was a keen athlete, studying sports science. paralysed and brain damaged after a scuffle which led to his arrest outside a nightclub in bedford in 2013. four officers who were there of the night were accused of misconduct, including breach of standards of duties. julian broke his neck and suffered a severe spinal injury following an argument with bouncers and police after he had been asked to leave the club. an ambulance was not called until he was at the police station. his family arrived at court today hoping for answers. my hope is... i need justice. no matter what ever they did for him, it will not bring him back, but the only thing i need is justice. three officers were not accused of inflicting the but of not carrying out welfare checks. the pcs have been found guilty of gross misconduct and reaching honesty standards along with pc nicholas oates, who was not in court today. ps andrew with leavers found guilty of misconduct and breaching standards of duties duties and responsibilities. today's results may offer some comfor

es una batalla mÁs ganada para juliÁn.n este comunicado. dicen que el equipo legal va a solicitar un amparo a este dictamen que no es de ninguna sentencia definitiva. estÁ hablando del pasaporte que se le negÓ a su hijo. mucho menos lo consideran un triunfo o una derrota como lo pone en mi contra porte por los derecho de matÍas. es decir, que va a pelar el tema del pasaporte. ella dice que es quiÉn cuida a matÍas y que estÁ la mayorÍa del tiempo. tambiÉn se va a ver si todas estas faltas son verdaderamente justificadas o no. dice que son mÁs de 40 la faltas que tiene julia gil para visitar a matÍas cada fin de semana. dice que ella va a seguir siendo todos los sÁbados hasta que le digan que no a las visitas. karla: lo ha dicho varias veces. alan: ahÍ estÁn los comunicado de prensa. el asunto es que todo esto va a seguir. karla: lo que sies un respiro. vamos a cantar. [risas] ana: vamos a poner sabor a este miÉrcoles. nos acompaÑa nuestros amigos de la casa quinto sol. no vienen sÓlo. un fuerte aplauso. [aplausos] bienvenid

i publicly said again and again that i was in touch with julian assange, i knew what he was doing. >> be honest, david. do you find that a potentially credible defense? >> unfortunately, some people, with roger stone, it is credible. >> was that a yes? david corn, was that a yes? >> yes, it is a yes. because he is known for lying and being a provocateur and saying whatever he thinks is necessary to say at that moment in time. particularly as a self-promoter. at the same time he was doing all this, he was also in touch with gus affccifer 2.0, and in public, he was saying the russians are not involved with this at all. he's writing a story for breitbart and going on and on, defending the russians and amplifying russian misinformation. so there's a lot, not just on the wikileaks sield, but on the russian side, for roger to account for. >> what do you think of bannon being hauled in? >> it's really interesting because as we have been reporting at the journal, mueller continues to bring stone associated in front of the grand jury and in front of mueller's prosecutors. we know that some of

not express any messages which would interfere with other states however we can leaks as well as julian assange and had denied at the time that any such commitment was made by him and throughout this time of seven months when this blackout was taking place wiki leaks did appoint a longtime associate of julian a songe as editor in chief of weekly leaks and. let's not forget about the lovely nuclear stockpile israel is believed to have the region would be filled with nukes not that they'd ever admit to having such weapons right maybe or yes no question for you does israel have nuclear capabilities to clear weapons yes or no. we've always said that we won't be the first joint producers who we are going to introduce is all of that what the secretary of state had in mind let's hope not. you really have to see this in the context of american domestic politics and not really in middle eastern politics certainly for israeli jews israel is a very successful country it's often referred to here in the united states as startup nation what kind of reception does it have the middle east terrible isra

that's julian edelman. >> why are we skipping more?>> julian edelman, he has been serving a four game suspension, due to performance enhancers, we will just say. but, he is back. tom brady loves being able to throw to this guy, and who wouldn't? >> you know, we have played so much but altogether. i really have no doubt wet he -- where he is going to be at and what he's capable of. he has been a great play for our team and i think everyone is excited to have him back. anytime you have great players, it's going to help out what we are doing. he is excited and ready to go and hopefully he can play great. hopefully we can all go out and play great. >> all right, so while we were watching that, you said he was barely recognizable. >> use usually clean-shaven. he does not have that.. now he looks older. >> i wonder if giselle likes it, his model wife? we've got good stuff coming up for you after the game as a matter of fact. kind of an extended sports rapid deal. and you know, the 49ers have what i call a winnable game on their schedule. the

we gave asylum to julian sanchez is. only a ship of good but i don't know were meant to protect their stores you have to remember that no. science has. citizenship so it's not just this a look now. these rules are really a shame you know they try to him relate as ours and they they are you make so. little my point because they are. these rules are really against human rights and they're trying to isolate it as such and to push him to abandon our embassy assad has been holed up inside the embassy in london since twenty twelve when he was granted political asylum and the u.k. wants him for violating his parole terms for the whistleblower fears london will extradite him to the u.s. if he steps outside the embassy american lawmakers have doubled down on efforts to have him extradited over espionage charges and in a letter to ecuador's current leader len moreno they demanded a songe be handed over to u.s. authorities risking a possible diplomatic fallout otherwise. we are very concerned we join a sanchez continued presence at

ecuador says it will no longer intervene on behalf of julian assange in talks with the u.k. over his exile status of the south american embassy in london a decision marks a departure from previous ecuadorian efforts to negotiate a way for a zionist to leave the embassy without facing extradition charges. ecuador has no responsibility to take any further steps we are not mr songes lawyers nor really representatives of the british government this is a matter to be resolved between songe and great britain a song has been holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy in london since twenty twelve when he was granted political asylum and he has since also been made an ecuadorian citizen but a songes relations with the country have soured since the current government took office last year on friday the founder of wiki leaks launched a legal case against ecuador for allegedly violating his human rights after his internet access and visiting privileges were restricted and former ecuadorian president about as called his country's handling of the case shameful. we gave asylum to julian sands

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an angry parent a troublesome teenager but this time it's strict new house rules being imposed on julian assange by ecuador we get into ninety seconds. the grim reaper of the bond market has appeared with this with this guy and he's looking at the global bond market he's got all. this obama apocalypse it's a tsunami bad paper and it's. going to be the greatest financial collapse ever loving. north korea's history of this to be seventy years we are one of the only few countries that has seventy years of history of diplomatic relationship with them we are. nuclear free the discussion in this policy is working for us and we're trying to communicate you know this denuclearized you know situation may contribute much bitzer to their security then the. nuclear you know program. one thousand minutes into the program welcome back the russian embassy in washington is warning that next month's midterm election in the u.s. will be used as a convenient excuse for a smear campaign against moscow it follows the u.s. justice department filing criminal charges against a russian woman for allegedly orches

sources close to julian asuncion told r.t. that the ecuadorian embassy have drawn up a ten page documents a so-called protocol and part of this memo includes a number of measures which have to be followed and adhere to by mr science as part of his stay inside the ecuadorian embassy they cover various aspects of his day to day life including how his visits regulated any visitors who do want to visit him have to make an official inquiry via email that covers things like his medical treatment how he communicates with the outside world and also he's for hits it from interfering in the internal affairs of other countries we know of course six months ago mr sound had his internet access cots because of course he was making many statements about political issues around the world and as a result he had his access cut that's now been reestablished albeit only partial access to the internet now in september mr sound was forced to resign as we keep at it he was replaced by the icelandic investigative journalist kristinn hrafnsson and we

. >> were there any questions about julian assange? >> peripherally. that was not -- most of it was about roger stone. >> do you think they are zeroing in on roger stone as a potential criminal target or not? >> well, they talked about roger stone most of the time. i mean, what do you think? >> what do you think, mya? most of it, the key phrase there, most of it was about roger stone. so he spends hours with these talented lawyers that work for mueller and they quiz him about stone most of the time. >> robert mueller's team is a very smart team. randy is the person that roger stone says connected him as a back channel to julian assange, which means whether or not he says yes, i was, no, i wasn't, rather than say guccifer 2.0 to shelby's point, it matters. they're going to want to probe him on what his connection was, what he did in relationship to what roger stone says happened. you know, a big part of what prosecutors do is try to assess who is being truthful, not just whether or not something happened but whether they can believe something when they

you've written about this, julian, about this treaty between the u.s. and russia. the significance of the president's decision and the justification from your estimation for ending this agreement. >> this is a treaty that came out of 1987 when gorbachev and reagan joined the process of ending the cold war. since 2014, the u.s. is arguing that the russians are violating the treaty. and so there were two paths. one path was to try to create international pressure so that the russians would imply once again or the other is the path we are seeing today which john bolton has been a strong supporter of and that abandoning it altogether. this opens up the potential for an arms race, both with russia and also with china. >> let's talk about what the president said yesterday offering criticism of his predecessor. here is the president. >> they have been violating it for many years and i don't know whether president obama didn't pull out. >> reporter: you mention 2014 the realization. fair criticism from president trump? >> it's not totally fair in that obama knew what was g

and stores his clothes to julian a staunch confirm to r.t. that he's been given instructions on how to behave online having his internet access partially restored by the ecuadorian embassy. a warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me the. voters in the german state of bavaria have inflicted a heavy blow on chancellor merkel's key ally the christian social union suffered its worst election result for decades losing its majority meanwhile the greens almost doubled their vote share while the anti migrant a.f.d. entered the parliament for the first time following a hard fought campaign. we didn't get good results. i. chancellor merkel has blamed a lack of voter confidence for the election upset talks on forming a parliamentary coalition in bavaria already underway but the explained early breakthrough is unlikely. it's a day off to the regional elections here and bavaria which led to a devastating blow and major losses for angela merkel sister party the c.s.u. the german chancellor said it was an issue of trust between voters and politi

to london where police had been demonstrators listening to wiki leaks founder julian assange just st paul's cathedral. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront cation let it be an arms race is on offense very dramatic and they're probably the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very chaotic at a time time to sit down and talk. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and decline rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need remember one one business showed in afford to miss the one and only boom bust. you cannot operate as united nations this is not just one round but your

. >>> and julian castro, former san antonio mayor, has the resume and personal story to help the democrats out of the doldrums. could his party have a latino problem? >>> plus, an african-american high school student trapped between two conflicting worlds. our alicia menendez talks to amandla stenberg, star of the new movie, "the hate u give." >>> uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour & co." when bea tollman founded a collection of boutique hotels, she had bigger dreams, and those dreams were on the water, a river specifically, multiple rivers that would one day be home to uniworld river cruises and their floating boutique hotels. today that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt, and more. bookings available through your travel agent. for more information, visit uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by rosalind p. walter, bernard and irene schwartz, sue and edgar wachenheim iii, the cheryl and philip milstein family, and by contributions to your pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour. it's offi

julian, she talks about the moment. these moments show a lot about a president and leader.dent doing in your view as the consoler in chief here? >> i think so far there hasn't been much consoler in chief. within the jewish community, he is a controversial president. there is a reason his rating is under 25% in the jewish community. there are many who believe he has stoked the fires of this country that led to this horrific event. not that he caused it. not that he is responsible. >> a climate of words. >> he created a bad climate. there are many jews in pittsburgh, there are many jews nationally, where this doesn't sit well. in terms of politics, he went back on the political campaign trail and not only that, he gave a speech that night which was a standard rhetoric. at this point, he hasn't pulled back from the politics. he hasn't pulled back from the controversy. this is not your normal circumstances with the president visiting. the jewish community is sorrowful right now. >> salena, you write about the political atmosphere there. you write about it in terms of the unity

julian cole will need 2a hour care for the rest of his life.ions to be a coach, or a pe teacher. it's not easy to see you. that all ended when he was 19, and on a night out with friends. julian was left severely brain damaged and paralysed after he was arrested and restrained, following an incident at a nightclub involving bouncers and the police. he broke his neck, and badly damaged his spinal cord. he's now in a permanent vegetative state. today, his family saw three bedfordshire police constables dismissed from the force for lying over what happened on the nightjulian was arrested. this tribunal decision makes it clear that not only do the officers lie about events involving julian, they show an inhuman indifference to his welfare. these officers weren't facing disciplinary proceedings over julian cole's injury. what was under scrutiny was whether they carried out proper welfare checks on him and whether they told the truth about events that night. part of the evidence given by one officer, hannah ross, was described as totally unconvincing.

julian, thank you very much. before we go, another update on the countdown to the kavanaugh boats. early tomorrow, right now senator republicans have it locked in? here's chad program. >> shannon, it all goes into motion in less than ten hours. tonight the leader mitch mcconnell keyed up a procedure will vote to end the debate on brett kavanaugh. the senate leaves at 9:30 eastern on friday and by ruled the procedural vote called invoking culture ripens one hour later. that means the senate will vote at 10:30 in the morning. majority of senators is needed to draw the day to the close and if he senate votes to end the

julian, you wrote a piece on cnn.com how dems got outplayed on kavanaugh. how likely is the same thing could happen as we head into 2020? >> oh, i think there is a very good chance the same thing will happen. the democrats should take very seriously the political risks they face. i do think these hearings energized more a republican base, whereas, democrats were already energized and i think this was a huge victory for president trump. he has delivered on one of the big promises, not only of his presidency, but the conservative movement to shift this court to the right. so becomes edemocrademocrats, it of strategic fixing to do in how they handle the politics of trump. >> lynn, we were hearing the president there talk about how he thinks women are thinking about their sons and their husbands in a case like this when they think about kavanaugh. let's take a look at one of the images that was striking yesterday out on the pleaza, i believe it was, a woman holding a sign saying a woman brought you into this world and women will vote you out. do we have a engag

look forward to talking to you again julian jones the president interim c.e.o. of little worth ports truly are you folks that you. know pressure but how did an entire rock formation move itself over eighty three hundred miles at a time before planes trains and people the rock formations there found a rocky cave national park in tasmania have always seemed a bit out of place but chemical testing by geologists from mohnish university and melbourne has confirmed that the rock formations in tasmania were at some point attached to the united western united states see they were connected at the grand canyon during the age of a supercontinent called. our planet you see has been smashing our borders and plates into each other for almost four billion years but for a mode of pangea of all barbara there is one thing first certain that this science has once again proven. whether it's tasmania and the grand canyon we are all neighbors we all came from the same mass of living sustaining earth the grand canyon to the shores of us trail yeah. that's fascinating i couldn't belie

thank you for having me so julian tyro here i want to start how how how have these profit driven the housing and rental markets affected members of the american native american community in minneapolis and what do you see that is what is driving this homelessness. i really do feel like it's driving homelessness they could be investing in individuals and family and doing it with the corporate has just made it harder lot of people even at the wall work a lot of people. whether native american or not are paycheck away from being homeless to astronomical grants there's no such thing as affordable housing. in minneapolis anymore you can't make a living in have housing it's just not done and for american indian people it's even harder we're being pushed out because of our way because of our extended families all kinds of factors there that you hit on. one of the things i noticed was a little earth is is as i said it's a one of a kind situation where you have what is supposed to be affordable housing for those in need but it isn't large enough to take everyone who's they need and what other

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