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five members of the house of representatives thirty five seats in the senate and thirty six state governess but this time around it's all about one man who's not even on the ballot as reports usually the midterm elections in the united states are about as exciting as watching the grass grow low public interest in a low voter turnout and the ads have a very amateurish quality to them. agenda a message and. then mr trump said you're right. that part. so why is the biennial snooze fest suddenly turned into a political extravaganza well it's apparently about one man i'm not on the ticket but i am on the ticket because this is also a referendum about me so let's go over what's at stake. the big one is impeachment if the pollsters are to be believed the democrats could regain control of the u.s. house of representatives with a majority they could then gain the ability to bring formal charges against the president impeachment has been on the minds of some democrats that he is impeachable the democrats want to retake control of the house so they could move to impeach the president telling me it imp

spending a whole lot of attention o florida and georg because we could have the first african-american gover it is getting so much energy and intensity. and we're going to have a lot of discussions after the election about what it mea to have young, progressive candites of color on the top of the -- either at the top of theicket or in a governor's mansion. but the midwest has gotten veryn littleon, not just about how many governors democrats could elect, but rig, this was the blue wall that was supposed trump. president that's what democrats had thought. >> so that's wre the wall was. >> the wall was -- >> carl. >> but there are also senate races in all those places. who e democratic senator are up in those states are running do an easy victory. that was supposed to be where we'll see if indeed this trump was,w,ou k his strength in that part of the country had real deep roots what democrats may come out of this election saying we got governorships and senate in those states. >> what about in florida you have andrew gillam. ron desantos and stacy abrams.ry they'reg to stoke the democratic ele

but unlike previous years this summit was less about governess and more kids who well divisions of a family breakdown with washington and beijing vying for the loyalties of other countries you know the two big giants in the room what can i say so which economic superpower would do you side with we have option a china striving to better communications and connections. i was looking at the vast ocean when i boarded the ship and it struck me that we are all indeed fellow passengers in the same boat that is keep steering the wheel steady and paddle in the right direction and it seems that whereas with misgivings and is working on becoming more open. your mind kind has reached a crossroads which direction should we choose cooperation or confrontation or openness or closed doors when when progress or a zero sum game and it wants to be able to reach you easier by learned by see any way possible then we have option b. the usa now aside from everything else the us is better than china why because it says so united states has a principled approach that stands in stark contrast to some other na

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five members of the house of representatives fifty five seats in the senate i'm fifty six state governess america now he's told us this is meant to have seen unprecedented to ten outs at this stage it's not a prediction it's a fact there is a record turnout in fact it almost looks like a presidential year and many of these cases and in some cases we're finding in some states and some precincts where they're actually going over and setting records even for a presidential election year so people are engaged and for a lot of reasons of the headlines people are paying attention and i think this plays into what president donald trump did when he first came into office he knew that he did not want people to go back to sleep to go back to the lives he wanted them to stay involved and so what he's done is allowed people whether it works against him or for him it's not at the polls we'll find out but it's allowed people to actually feel like they have a vested interest in the events that are going on in the united states something that a lot of them gave up on a long time ago a lot of people have

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mr hunt told the iranian goverment that if it continued to keep her injail, and others like her, therejames landale was with the foreign secretary in tehran. this is not a sight you will see everyday. a british foreign secretary strolling the streets of tehran, sampling the delights of the grand bazaar. this is jeremy hunt's first visit to iran and he came with a clear message. the country, he said, should immediately release nazanin zagari—ratcliffe and other british iranian dual nationals who have been detained. if they, as a policy, detained dual nationals as a tool of diplomatic leverage, then there will be consequences for iran. this is not something that the united kingdom will allow to happen and let them get away with it scot—free. it's a case he took to his iranian counterpart, who admitted he could help with humanitarian assistance, but little more. why can nazanin zagari—ratcliffe not be released ? would it not correct an injustice, but also improve relations between the uk and iran? i'm not in a position to discuss the legalities of the case. she is an iranian citizen and s

mr hunt told the iranian goverment that if it continued to keep her injail and others like her therery strolling the streets of tehran, sampling the delights of the grand bazaar. this isjeremy hunt‘s first visit to iran and he came with a clear message, the country, he said, should immediately release nazanin zagari—ratcliffe and other british iranian dual nationals who have been detained. if they, as a policy, detained dual nationals as a tool of diplomatic leverage, then there will be consequences for iran. this is not something that the united kingdom will allow to happen and let them get away with it scot—free. it is a case he took to his iranian counterpart who admitted he could help with humanitarian assistance, but little more. why can‘t nazanin zagari—ratcliffe be released? would it not only correct an injustice, but also improve relations between the uk and iran? i am not in a position to discuss the legalities of the case. she is an iranian citizen and she has been accused by the judiciary, which is an independent body. and that is the problem. the iranian power brokers who

and some say the state and local goverment's overly burdensome regulations are to blame for the shortfall35:19 the passage of prop 64 it's actually caused the market to constrict because it's created higher barriers to entry natalia thruston is a cannabis business attorney who helps clients navigate the many hurdles being put up by the state and local municipalities. 36:30 because the city and counties are time to process permits that people have applied to on a local level or even consider permitting it's creating a industry because nobody can get up and running unless they have a temporary permit which very few peopke are able to obtain one of her clients used to run a non profit medical marijuana service that processed an average of $1500 a day in orders. but she decided to close up shop and become a cannabis consultant...because she says once prop 64 became law it was too expensive to stay in business....02:27 i see that i'ts very difficult for small businesses into the business. it's unfortunate that i've had to tell a lot of my clients who come in wanting to dispensary that if they

is coming just as is when it's in the northern hemisphere his tell us more is meteorologist kevin gover of ok that's right we have a big change of the weather pattern here across europe and it's going to get cold for a few people i'm going to show you what's going to happen here or we have fun about it this coming in across the northeastern part of europe in the northwestern part of russia you can see the clouds right there and with that we are seeing some winds that are going to be changing behind that front so when that does in the winds come out of the northeast in the in the east that means the majority of europe is going to be seeing temperatures that are going to be coming down now in conjunction with that we also have to weather systems down here across the med one in the central med really affecting parts of greece parts of albania as well as turkey with very heavy rain as well as back here towards the iberian peninsula now as we put this into motion we're going to be seeing those winds coming out of the east as well as these systems coming out of the mediterranean and also the

attack on a checkpoint the attack took place in eastern guys need province a spokesman for gaza's governesses the taliban is responsible for the attackers were also killed in the confrontation china's president has promised to open up access to markets and make business easier for foreign companies sheeting been made the pledge as he opened a trade fair in shanghai aimed at improving china's image as an importer he said china will lower tariffs streamline customs checks and crack down on intellectual property theft who are three of. china's economic growth over the past forty years has been achieved with a commitment to opening up developments of china's economy in the future can only be guaranteed with more openness i've made it clear before and now again that china's top will never be closed it will only open wider china will not stop its commitment to opening up a pursuing an open global economy and people in new caledonia have voted to remain part of france they were celebrations in the capital new mayor after final results from the referendum showed that fifty six percent of voters chose

breach of bail less than a decade ago julian assange had media outlets eating out of his hand and gover. with secrets to hide on high alert now he's at the mercy of an ecuadorian government that's running out of patience and he may be running out of time our starting point this week is a court document and a revelation never met to see the light of day. of all the twists and turns in the essential story the initial deluge of classified documents wiki leaks published the resulting headlines the sexual assault related allegations made in sweden the irregularities surrounding those cases the self-imposed exile on ecuadorian territory in london and the six year long waiting game since this may be the oddest twist of all a clerical error a sloppy case of cut and paste that appears to justify julian assange has concerns about having to face justice american style. there's nothing like a cock up to make the truth come to light so there's a filing on a completely unrelated and not very high profile case in the eastern district of virginia and they had copied and pasted a section from another in

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weekend before the poll campaigning for republican candidates in six states americans will vote for governess and you has representatives and thirty five of the one hundred senate seats the united nations children's agency is warning that yemen's famine conditions could accelerate if efforts to deliver aid are blocked unicef says both the yemeni. government and hooty weapons are making it impossible to deliver vital supplies some twenty nine million yemenis of food insecure well over one point eight million children are suffering from malnutrition. every ten minutes a child is dying in yemen today from revenge the bull diseases. a childlike couple could use severely malnourished one of the reasons while children are dying in this country i have seen children with the three are in this hospital suffering from an illness that could be easily prevented if we could be accessing the children in time with vaccinations a u.n. convoy carrying much needed aid histories to the remote camp in northeast syria the camp is in a rebel held area near the border with jordan but it's encircled by government fo

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and some say the state and local goverment's overly burdensome regulations are to blame for the shortfallhe passage of prop 64 it's actually caused the market to constrict because it's created higher barriers to entry natalia thruston is a cannabis business attorney who helps clients navigate the many hurdles being put up by the state and local municipalities. 36:30 because the city and counties are taking a long time to process permits that people have applied to on a local level or even consider permitting it's creating a bottleneck in the industry because nobody can get up and running and operational unless they have a temporary permit which very few peopke are able to obtain right now .one of her clients used to run a non profit medical marijuana delivery service that processed an average of $1500 a day in orders. but she decided to close up shop and become a cannabis consultant...because she says once prop 64 became law it was too expensive to stay in business....02:27 i see that i'ts very difficult for small businesses to continue or get into the business. it's unfortunate that i've

a positionbut it's not just that fact that marijuana is still considered illegal by the federal goverment..there are concerns that the plant could pollute the flavor of grapes.so cannabis taint is an issue if you are growing cannabis next to wine grapes we need to figure out when it reaches a high level of thc potency is there any kind of drift that occurs from cannabis to wine grapes where the wine grapes get affected by being grown so close to cannabis.on the flip side.......there are also concerns that pot - could also be negitively affected if grown too close to grapes.the chemicals that you would use on wine grapes versus cannabis are very different and cannabis is a product that under california law would need to test clean and so we need to continue to look at is it feasible to plant cannabis next to wine grapes where in napa county would that be more permissable.those are questions that still need to continue to look at and answer. at this point the napa county farm bureau has yet to take a position on the issue.it's quite possible they will get that extra time to study the issue.

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in an attack on a checkpoint it happened in the eastern province of gaza ne a spokesman for the governesses taliban fighters are responsible for of the attackers were also killed in the confrontation. sri lanka's parliamentary speaker says he will not accept former president mind rajapaksa as new prime minister until he sees proof he commands a majority in parliament this development comes as sri lanka's president ordered m.p.'s to reconvene on nov fourteenth last week the president metric palace serious enough fide prime minister iranian become a singer and replaced him with former president mahinda rajapaksa let's speak to bernard smith who is in colombo forests sri lanka's capital bernard understand you ought to rally in support of the former president now turn prime minister mind the rajapaksa how big are the crowds then tell us what's happening. kohli we think there's about in all behind me or no around on the street corners for as many as ten thousand people here for this rajapaksa rally an indication that he has got support on the ground but what he's missing is still support in parl

>> that's the thing actually, article 44 of the basic governess in saudi arabia says that the king iste arbitrary in every power. the king controls the three powers the legislature, the judiciary, and the executive. >> so in the situation they are saying that de facto ruler of saudi arabia is mohammed bin salman, is that true or is king solomon in charge? >> i think the ruler is mohammed bin salman. >> i can't get any of you in this question like who did it but fingers are pointing to the top but we don't know exactly we need independent investigation. >> the fingers are pointing at mohammed bin salman. there is no doubt about that. fingers are pointing in that direction but we need to have a proper investigation to establish the facts x trumps response in the white house response, do you think they are trying to actually get to the truth or are they helping him cover-up? it was trump who first introduced the Ãbrogue operatives. it seems like they're Ãbis he trying to help. >> i think it's really sad to see the lack of leadership from the united states on this. i was actually in Ãbwit

mexico,he goverent of presidenelect anes manue lopeobrador s signal it willold centl americ migrts on mecan soilhile theyait to hr whethetheir applications for political asylum are granted by the u.s. mexico's incoming foreign minister said tuesday the trump administration should, in return, pay at least $20 billion for a marshall plan-style program aimed at developing the economies of el salvador, honduras, and guatemala. it's not clear what services mexico would provide migrants hoping to win u.s. asylum. at the crossing between tijuana and san diego, u.s. officials are processing only about claims 100 per day, even as thousands of migrants are living in squalid open-air camps near the , border while they await their turn to apply for asylum. customs and border patrol say the migrants may have to wait up to six weeks to hear their -- to have their appeals heard. this comes as the trump administration defended the border patrol for firing tear gas into crowds of migrants, including mothers and children, as they tried to cross the u.s. border from tijuana on sunday. this is ronald col

. >> shepard: gover and senate. >> yes, yes.think that the governor, democratic governor nominee, is indeed going to be the game changer. because he, in the primary, he was relatively overlooked. because he took his money, which he had plenty of, and he put it in the ground. and that's how he won. he didn't go on tv. >> shepard: you mean a ground game? >> yes, turnout game in the urban areas. how he prevails. and snuck up on everyone. doesn't excite young people and majority voters all that much. he desperately needs them. the democratic nominee for governor has them all jazzed up. weaned were down there this week, talking to some voters, who, indeed, were just voting straight democratic ticket. so the governor candidate may, in fact, bring senator nelson over the finish line in his race against the current governor, governor scott. >> shepard: is there a place where you look at the whole landscape, that's going to surprise people. what happens in this place is going to surprise people. >> i think that tennessee is something to

the iranian goverment say they will not comply.he eu says it's 50—50 that a deal on the irish border will be struck, as brexit negotiations enter the final phase a pay rise for 180,000 workers. companies signed up to the real living wage agree to pay staff £9.00 an hour from today. preventing illness should be the key focus of the nhs in england in a bid to extend the nation's life expectancy by five years, says the health secretary. and uncovering stories from the trenches of the western front. we'll be live in france as we look ahead to the armistice day centenary. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has warned it could take up to ten years, or even a generation, to make progress tackling the problem of violent crime in london. his comments come after a recent spike in murders in the capital, with four fatal stabbings since last wednesday. two men have been arrested on suspicion of stabbing a 22—year—old man to death in south east london, yesterday. on friday a 17—year—old was fatally stabbed outside a

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and some say the state and local goverment's overly burdensome regulations are to blame for the shortfall the passage of prop 64 it's actually caused the market to constrict because it's created higher barriers to entry natalia thruston is a cannabis business attorney who helps clients navigate the many hurdles being put up by the state and local municipalities. 36:30 because the city and counties are taking a long time to process permits that people have applied to on a local level or even consider permitting it's creating a bottleneck in the industry because nobody can get up and running and operational unless they have a temporary permit which very few peopke are able to obtain right now .one of her clients used to run a non profit medical rijuana delivery service that processed an average of $1500 a day in orders. but she decided to close up shop and become a cannabis consultant...because she says once prop 64 became law it was too expensive to stay in business....02:27 i see that i'ts very difficult for small businesses to continue or get into the business. it's unfortunate that i've