patricia: doña regina y florinda reconocen que lo hace.ina: en el tema del agua me la tomo porque me toca agua salada. florinda: traigo el agua de allá, me la tomo así. pienso que no me puede pasar nada al tomarlo. tricia: expertos dicen que el calentamiento climático traerá efectos todavía más dramáticos a estas regiones vulnerables. josé: con el tiempo, si el agua se escasea, si sigue escaseando, yo no tengo ni cómo explicarle de cuál sería nuestro destino. patricia: según lairección naonal dcie tadístaica de colombia, más de cuatro mil niños murieron en la guajira durante la gran sequía debido a deshidratación, desnutricióny.

please welcome regina king. [ cheers and applause ] ♪>> immy: oh, come on now. oh, regina king.. you're in some good company here. >> yeah. in good company. >> jimmy: did you geek out on anyone in particularn this one? >> i did. glenn close. >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: she's great, right? >> yeah. we did all of these diffndent set-ups,ou know, at one point i was sitting right next to her. t and i just hjust put my head on her shoulder. i mean, it's mother glenn. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mother glenn. >> mrs. close. g >> jimmy: she nn close is fantastic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: congrats on this. i want to get into the movie, and your per amazing.s just all these accolades and awards that you're getting. you're winning -- you're getting nominated. but i so want to say, you're a great director. you're directing -- you direct "this is us" last season. >> yes. yes.my >> jhow did you get into doing that? >> um -- >> jimmy: were you a fan of "this is us"? >> it was something i always nted -- i was -- yes. a super-duper fan of "this is i directed an episode of "pitch," which was al

regina, we're now decades into the all pure to crisis and we set another record when it came to opioid deaths in 2017. does this crisis continue to get worse for it gets better?

regina hall was best actress for "support the girls"...and regina king, best supporting actress for "if beale street could talk," which also was named best independent film.(nat)"black panther" was a big part of a big year for disney: the studio has topped seven- billion dollars at the worldwide box office for the year... with three weeks until new year's eve! "panther" contributed one-and-a-third billion dollars to that total... "avengers: infinity war" led the way with two- billion dollars... and "incredibles two" kicked in one-and-a-quarter billion. disney also reached the seven- billion mark in 20-16... something no other studio has ever done.(nat-music)"great bear rainforest" has added an appropriate voice! ryan reynolds has signed on to narrate the latest macgillivray freeman i-max film. reynolds is canadian, and the movie is set in a secluded canadian wilderness that's home to one of the world's rarest bears. "great bear rainforest" opens in i-max and other giant screen theaters in february. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) a

regina: so the states, you know, have a lot of leeway on what they can spend the money on. thever, the strategic, s.o.r. grants that are going out, it is $1.5 billion that would go out next year. the strategic opioid response grants. thank you. so that money will go out next year, and those funds now must be tied to using medication. if you're going to use it for treatment, you have to provide medications. if you're going to get funded under these grants. that's the first time. so there's kind of a baseline that will be set, that's been set by the federal government, and then the states can adapt it to the needs that the state has, because as traci said, this is geographic. the drugs are geographically distinct. so every one needs to decide what it can do. the bottom line is that the federal government and the states can have levers to make sure that the policies and programs put into place are science and evidence-based to the best extent that they know what they're facing. so the feds set the baseline and the states adapt to what's necessary. katie: and the one thing i th

patricia: doña regina y florinda reconocen que lo hace.s. josé: con el tiempo, si el agua se escasea, si sigue escaseando, yo no tengo ni cómo explicarle de cuál sería nuestro destino. patricia: según lairección naonal dcie tadístaica de colombia, más de cuatro mil niños murieron en la guajira durante la gran sequía debido a deshidratación, desnutricióny. esta alarmante cifra podría aumentar. cuenta josé dermen que solo en su pueblo la cifra fue devastadora. josé: aquí se murieron durante este tiempo como más o menos 15 niños. patricia: florinda lo sufrió en su propia casa. florinda: mi hijo se enfermó, le dio diarrea, vómito, el corazón acelerado, todoo después de estar tomando el agua sucia. murió. patricia: en medio del calor y la sed, la comunidad wayúu piensa que para ellos, el tiempo futuro ya llegó. >> si no hay agua, morimos de sed. ilia: qué tragedia. en promedio, un niño wayúu menor de cinco años ha muerto por causas relacionadas con la desnutrición cada semana en los últimos dos años, según la organización shipia wayúu. no muy l

robert: well, that's right; and we also want to pay our respects to regina abuyuan, the co-author ofsee you at the 7," who passed away in november, a great lady. next up, our look back at 50 years of san francisco taiko dojo. francisco taiko dojo's 50th anniversary concert. here's our look back at our segment on the group as they prepared for that celebration. ♪ robert: taiko drumming is always a celebration. it is a traditional, historic art form that now celebrates change, from the sound of the music to the people who play it. san francisco taiko dojo is celebrating its 50th anniversary. it was the first taiko group in north america, founded in 1968 by grand master seiichi tanaka, who found his passion as a young boy in japan in a culture much different than america. seiichi tanaka: no television, no nothing, no amusement. so, first of all, it was very important event. so, we had a summer festival and autumn festival. and every autumn festival, town people play taiko. robert: as we talked with the sensei or teacher, he clutched a pair of 50-year-old drum sticks he had made by hand.

later, the opioid epidemic with regina labelle. moocher -- who served as chief of staff during the obama administration. ♪ good morning. it is tuesday, december 11, 2018. the senate is in at 10:00 a.m. with weekly caucus lunch meetings that 12:30 and we are with you for the next three hours. we begin our program with the supreme court's decision not to consider efforts by republican led states cannot defund planned parenthood -- states to not defund planned parenthood. give us a call and let you know what you think of the supreme court's actions yesterday read if you support the decision, 202-748-8000 is the number to call. if you oppose it, 202-748-8001. you can catch up with us on social media. on twitter it is @cspanwj. on facebook it is facebook.com/cspan. a very good tuesday morning to you. you can start calling now. here is one of the headlines from yesterday from this topic on bloomberg read kavanaugh and supreme court let stand rulings favoring planned parenthood. story joins on the us by phone now to talk about the cases.

regina, we're now decades into the all pure to crisis and we set another record when it came to opioid deaths in 2017. does this crisis continue to get worse for it gets better? >> guest: thank you very much rapping on to talk about this important issue and appreciate the opportunity to continue to work on the issue. we obviously the issue, the epidemic is getting worse. we do anticipate though, we've seen some signs that we are leveling off leveling off in terms of prescription overdose, overdose death last year leveled off. heroin overdose deaths level of the lower contingencies increases in fentanyl. that no, anthony ellis at fentanyl, so synthetic opioid that is getting into the opioid supply in the united states, illicit opioid supply in the united states and people, it's a very strong opioid. people who have been longtime heroin users may be getting it and they are dying pretty quickly. this issue took a long time to come took a long time to get to where you are today and is going to take some time to get out of this. >> host: the record that was set last year about 49,000 deaths

que el agua regina: en otros tiempos todo era diferente, la lluvia era abundancia.Íz. ya no llueve, hay hambre. paia: enfatiza la dependencia que tienen de la escasa agua que logran conseguir. ♪ patricia: el ganado es una de las fuentes bÁsicas de subsistencia. les propona alimento y se convierte na fuente de ingresos. despuÉs de la gran sequÍa milias que tenÍan hasta 300 cabezas de ganadoquedaron con menos de 80 >> a ve mseorÍa el ivo, noay n hadra co hme patricia: josÉ del carmen dice que hay una imagen que no puede borrar de su mente. É: hay animales que caminando se caen, como si de pronto le dispararan. patricia: caen muertos de hambre y sed, el problema es que enfrentan una doble amenaza o los mata la sed o el agua. >> agua no apta para consumir porque gua salada. patricia: en medio de la sequÍa no tienen otra alternativa. >> los animales toman el agua salada, y se les ponen unos barre, se descarnan y se mueren. >>en el tema del agua me lo tomo. >> traigo el agua de allÁ, me la tomo asÍ. pienso que no me puede pasar nada en tomÁrmelo. patricia: el calentamient

do you have any sort of sense of how many restaurants, maybe regina knows this too. but citywide have been impacted by the seismic retrofit work? >> we haven't done an official inventory of the number of restaurants that have been impacted. there are a total of 1,007 properties that are tier 4 properties, which consist of the ground floor commercial properties that are required to do the mandatory soft story. and to date, 285 of those properties have completed their soft story retrofit so that has included some restaurants. what we have heard from restaurants is because some of the soft story work for non restaurant businesses can be done while the business is open, they just work in sections but for restaurants because of health code requirements really need to close their business. i really appreciate supervisor mandelman and department of public works and public health finding it's not a solution for all restaurants but it is a solution for restaurants that either currently have a mobile food truck or plan to have a mobile food truck, you know, not just for the cl

thank you, regina. you brought warmth to us.s a good one. this is warm, yes. >> going to help somebody. >> it is. it is. and thank you for doing this. >> you do this every year so this is -- >> i do actually have a friend in detroit who does this every year and i send coats. >> there we go. even better than we thought. and everybody, the total number of coats donated so far, the drum roll, please. 85,506. keep them coming and make a donation at any burlington location and dropping a coat off into the bin. as a thanks burlington gives you 10% off if you do this on your >> and we've got an exciting announcement. christina aguilera will be the headline performer on dick clark's new year's rockin' eve for 2019. join the show for the first time in over a decade. see it all right here on abc monday december 31st starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. okay, guys, coming up we're not done. how many cookies can we ice in an hour? we're going to find out >>> back now with the finale of our race against the cookie clock. we are trying to beat the

we will also discuss the opioid crisis with regina belle, former chief of staff at national drug contrololicy. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. >> here is a look at our live coverage tuesday.

regina entendido como irrespetuoso ... 67, serÁ coronada este 2017 por decisiÓn histórica de un jurado que es completamente femenina. regreso con ustedes. borja: muchas gracias. este miss universo estarÁ cargado de polÉmica. mÁs adelante, una maestra y cantante venezolana. con nueve las redes. volvemos con mÁs de esta ♪ ♪ carolina: conmueve las redes la emotiva sorpresade los cantantes carlos vives, entre otros, abre esta venezolana que abandonÓ su paÍs por el caos que se vive en venezuela. escuchemos. ♪ ♪ [cantan] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] [sollozos] borja: te contamos que perdomo estÁ entero. ella sobrevive cantando en los autobuses. es mi famosa por cantar esta canciÓn "me fui", donde habla el sentimiento de un venezolano que quiere dejarlo todo despuÉs de la difÍcil situaciÓn que pasan. seÑala a maduro como responsable. fue creada por daniel samper, lla l dijo y esta fue la sorpresa que le han dado. segÚn ella, fue el mejor regalo de su vida. carolina: todo esto se conoce bajo un reto, que consiste en que los influencers hÁ

masters final to take home the sport's biggest prize with waves reaching more than two metres high regina remain calm and scored on all of his runs but to capture the crown it took perfection and the brazilian delivered in front of thousands of onlookers medina netted a perfect ten after serving it to you flawlessly and then you just nailed it this is going to have second world surfing championship title the first king back in twenty fourteen. amazing stuff here is a birthday now that some cynics may not have expected ever to see keith richards the indestructible co-founder and guitarist of the rolling stones has turned seventy five richards has a reputation for hard living but has said he stopped using hard drugs of four years ago and just a few days ago he told an interviewer he'd given up drinking almost happy birthday . right thank you so much for watching on little rock and brolin which is up next with your business that lies and i'll be at the top of the hour. and then. here. you are you know this is what you do fine.

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. >> tell me about ariana as regina. >> when i saw her walking toward me did a double take.chel do this too? >> it's clear jonathan bennet hasn't forgotten his roots. we talked about another legally blond star. >> when she's doing the bend is snap with jennifer coolidge? come on. >> have you ever gone out with someone that had no teeth at all? >> no. >> from the beauty parlor to the treadmill and a fake harvard campus, they nailed the most iconic moments, even with the pink clad chihuahua. some segments were cut out. it was shot by the same director as her -- there's a cameo, kris jenner. >> she's playing the actual cool mom. >> remember the doll house scene from 12 going on 30? >> ariana gave a wshout out to that including a note, sorry i dipped. love you always. >> she needed to clear the sorry and take control of everything in her life. it's also a good time for the fans. >> thank you for watching. next. just kidding. 2019 will be a fresh start for ariana as he kicks off her sweetener world tour in albany, new york. >>> i know what garth brooks will be doing this friday.

here's to regina king!e national board of review and the new york film critics circle have honored her for "if beale street could talk," and now king is set to receive the chairman's award at the palm springs international film festival. the actress, producer and director will pick up her prize at the festival's awards gala on january third."mask!""copy!" "venom" is doing some serious damage in china -- and it's going to continue! chinese film authorities have given the action flick an extended run. it's already grossed 264- million dollars in china, a big part of the film's worldwide take of 847-million. "my guest today: bradley pitts. bradley pitts, thanks for joiing me.""between two ferns" -- the movie? according to the hollywood reporter, production on a movie version of "between two ferns with zach galifianakis" is secretly underway. the funny-or-die series about a low-budget talk show featured awkward interviews with celebrity guests... sources tell the reporter, peter dinklage, david letterman, and b

. >> the festival will also honor spike lee as well as act tress a li ya coleman and regina king. >>et old, honestly. >> mm, i'm drinking. >> this may surprise you -- honoree glenn close has never won an oscar. >> don't take me as a victim. >> it would be nice after 42 years. >> she is deserving. also being honored, alfonso cuaron with the sonny bono visionary award. >> i'm just looking forward to mary hart. the first time i met her, i had butter flies. >> she's the greatest. eva, eva. >>> what happens when you surprise thekron-4 news at eight: bomb threats sent to dozens of locations nationwide... the bay area among the targets. where these threats came from. and what they wanted. thieves stopped in their tracks.... how an attempted burglary of an east bay apple store was foiled. plus. first a local school's heaters weren't working.... now that they do and it's caused a new problem plus concern for parents. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.

there was a case in 1985, regina v. thomas in which the court describes and applies the rule. i don't think the idea that this is not the english rule is a serious argument. >> you know how this rule applies within the european union? >> it applies the same way that we are urging here. that is my understanding. >> the question i thought, perhaps justice kagan and justice ginsburg and jouseties sotomayor are asking, as i understand it, in any case, i'm asking it. i have spent a certain amount of time in these old cases. i think barcus says there were three with you three against you two undecided. i don't find it quite as clear, i'll go back and look at them again. but suppose you're right. aybe marbury vs. madison was wrong. maybe there are missights in all kinds of things. look at the door we're opening up. you've aide the briefs. there are briefs that say remember the civil rights world. of a eople were victims different race, killing them. and the state would just, oh don't worry, they'll never convict, and they didn't. or think of a brief here with the indian tribes saying

it is mild and the breeze will pick up in the afternoon regina to 40 miles per hour.here is no advisory for the bay area but the sierra as a winter travel advisory. >> late morning, the increase in the rain begins. 1:00, notice it is fairly widespread with moderate pockets to the north bay. closer to sunset at 5:00, we continue with scattered showers. for lunch and most of your dinner, expect foggy conditions to taper off a little bit. more is coming our way in the evening. expect scattered showers to continue. tuesday morning, we we are expecting up to three quarters of an inch as a possibility. this is a good thing. we needed. the storms have been not so good when it comes to accumulation. if you're going to the sierra. this is until tuesday morning at the higher places good get a foot of snow. temperatures and upper 40s. it is 49 in santa rosa and 44 in livermore. the afternoon, mid to upper 50s. the temperatures only change subtly from day today. we dry out and will continue dry weather into the days ahead. the possibility of coastal flooding is going on between 1

. >> the festival will also honor spike lee as well as act tress a li ya coleman and regina king. >>, honestly. >> mm, i'm drinking. >> this may surprise you -- honoree glenn close has never won an oscar. >> don't take me as a victim. >> it would be nice after 42 years. >> she is deserving. also being honored, alfonso cuaron with the sonny bono visionary award. >> i'm just looking forward to mary hart. the first time i met her, i had butter flies. >> she's the greatest. eva, eva. >>> what happens when you surprise the a migraine hope to be there... for the good. and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing. the heart breaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say "i am here." that's why, we created aimovig.. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. one dose, once a month. aimovig is proven to reduce the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. the most common side effects are pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site and constipation. these are your days w

i'm going to start with you. >> my name is regina. i'm here today with save california -- >> say the last name again? >> chick-a-zola and i'm here request save salmon. i'm asked to support the water board's bay delta plan in this situation, phase 1. and the people of san francisco want it. first of all, save california salmon represents people who directly depend on salmon. we represent native people, fishermen, recreational businesses, people who make their living or their whole livelihood or culture depends on salmon. we're asking you one to support this not just for san francisco, not just for the bay delta but for all the people in california that rely on salmon. as you know, this is phase 1 but after phase 1, will come phase 2 and a lot of other rivers within the state depend on some flow measures that are going to come from the state water board and having a powerful city like san francisco fight flows for salmon is setting a bad example for the rest of the state and for the rest of the processes. so, we're asking you to support

or other substance use disorders, it does mean you can shore up that kind of political support, as regina said, to create an area of policy which is rare in our politics right now. that's where bipartisan support can be applied to tackle what is a massive national level issue. >> since we're talking about the congressional bill now, i'll ask you this, john. what in it will make real changes? there's been criticism that a lot of it is tinkering around the edges. some have said it's a political document rather than a policy document. what in it do you see that you think will make real change on the ground in these states and places that are really suffering from this? >> i agree with the criticism. this is a small bill relative to the size of the problem. this is an issue that i think a lot of members of congress can pat themselves on the back over and go to their constituents and say, hey, we're working to tackle the opioid crisis. but there are a couple -- there are a handful of real palpable benefits from this legislation. one is an expansion of funding opportunities for pilot programs w

more than four thousand hours flying time and some three million photos he's got the photo reporter regina down packed most of the pictures with a documentary purpose and he started out as a photographer for a newspaper. now he takes pictures of his home region north rhine-westphalia from the air sometimes for money sometimes as a hobby. he often turns up some rather poetic surprises. information that can only be seen from a single perspective his home from a bird's eye view he's greatly attached to his home and the images strengthen those bonds. in a study in the woods every city in there or values different but they're all intertwined we have totally different types of countryside but i love them all. hong kong manila the north sea and lake garda have also been on hundreds plus size a generic but he's never seen anything to match the region he's kept an eagle's eye on the social and economic changes he recommends that all urban planners look at what they've done on the ground from the air. german newspapers print his photos almost daily hundred plus i has compiled five books and has lots

his years serving is regina's chief executioner gerry wood here in the swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to his death sticking out and he was innocent to the last survey is going to his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as last. and give me something that thank about as the execution and it place some doubt there there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was try to tell society back then that he was innocent to get no one really paid no attention. in one nine hundred eighty three earl was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed to so i all the question by different. data. and they've no i want to call up a. call kept. was going to the death penalty. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from earl for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a nineteen year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confession. despite inconcl

. >>> but first, regina king's getling oscar buzz for her new drama "if beale street could talk."ays the role chose her. she just had faith. >> i've really trusted the universe. i really do and i really try to listen to that inner voice -- you know, sometimes that voice inside, it tells you no. well, i didn't listen. i usually try to listen to it. >> kiki layne makes her future film debut. her life's turned upside down when her fiance is accused of a crime he didn't commit. she was on her way to help a friend audition for the movie >>> a lot of awards buzz for "roma. >> this is a fight. not to the finish. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. >>> i got beaten to within an inch of my life for no reason. >> steve carell gets serious in "welcome to march when" which opened today. it's about a man who creates a world out of dolls to help him heal. steve told us where he goes for comfort. >> my wife and kids for sure. when people talk about their happy places that's home and family for me. >> wh

. >>> but first, regina king's getling oscar buzz for her new drama "if beale street could talk."s the role chose her. she just had faith. >> i've really trusted the universe. i really do and i really try to listen to that inner voice -- you know, sometimes that voice inside, it tells you no. well, i didn't listen. i usually try to listen to it. >> kiki layne makes her future film debut. her life's turned upside down when her fiance is accused of a crime he didn't commit. she was on her way to help a friend audition for the movie ♪ ♪ acqua di giò. giorgio armani. lights, ornaments, chand lil choo choo trains.. c'mon. the best trees, they kinda only need two things. peanut butter and chocolate. not sorry. reese's. >>> a lot of awards buzz for "roma. >> ♪ she's doing it again no cover up spray here... it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses an all-natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant sc

crisis withioid regina belle. be sure to watch washington journal, and it seven eastern this morning. join the discussion. night -- this party had 20,000 supporters who came to rally at madison square garden. they show stormtroopers giving a nazi salute. the rally was for george washington's birthday. there was a very active fascits st movement. hurchwell looks at the history of the terms america first in her book "behold eighta" sunday night at p.m. eastern. >> here is a look at our live coverage tuesday. a.m.ouse returns at 10 eastern for general speeches with legislative business. members will continue several bills, including one that condemns russian aggression toward ukraine. c-span2, the senate continues debate on the nominee picked to serve as deputy treasury secretary. then, the house judiciary hearing with the ceo of google testifying on the tech company's data collection policy. then, a women's leadership summit, with the white house press secretary among the speakers. >> when the new congress takes off

regina, is there a fourth wave? if so, what is it? >> well, i don't know if i am skilled enough to predict the fourth wave, but i will tell you what i am hearing. in states such as kentucky, in a lot of roullier areas, they are seeing a resurgence in .ccarthy -- in meth we now hwa liquid meth, and i would be curious to see what you think about this, chief. this is the bad news. we have a resurgence of liquid meth in these areas that is being inject the. in a state like kentucky they have 50 virning service programs in that state. they are poised now to address that. if they can pivot to the type of services that are needed. because again, the good thing about this is you called it the addiction issue. it is because it is not -- we need to make sure we are not only focusing on opiods and what the substance of the day is. i think we are likely to continue to see increases in use of methamphetamine and the consequences related to injection of meth. manufacturing of meth is a little different than it was the last time we had a lot more me

regina asking some good question to her syria the united states' surprise decision to a draw american troops we. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. what is the. that's kind of. the global back in two thousand and eight it was a two thousand a subprime crisis. today i think we can safely say that the bubble popped but the collapse of deutsche bank. twenty minutes into the program welcome back donald trump pounce announced the defeat of us law mixtape in syria with the rapid withdrawal of all two thousand u.s. troops there the american president took to twitter giving his nation much of the credit for the victory over the terrorists although his words seem to have perplexed the administration. fighters. we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beaten a badly now we've won it's time to come back. on the ground after the physical defeat of the caliphate until we have the pieces in place to ensure that the defeat isn't. the knock of the hell out of isis will become

by what was clear, speaking to neighbours like regina, was that magdiel sanchez, as well is being deafes. i knew it was him because i know his build, and i have seen the back of him. i knew it was him. and i was like, what could he have done? what kind of person was he? he was a special needs child and he was deaf, and he was real timid, and he was an older boy, but he was like a child. the question many had was, why was he holding a piece of pipe? we met the neighbour who encouraged him to carry it. he would see me going up and down the street with a stick, and one day, one morning he came by the house and he held his stick up and he smiled, he goes, you know, and gave me the thumbs up. you inspired him to carry the stick? idid. why was he carrying the stick? the dogs scared him. under the circumstances at that moment, what they had to work with, it was the best possible outcome. police said the officer killed him in self defence. he knew they were police officers. even if this person could have heard, ithink he was in a position... he may have known they were police officers, but if

program with william kerr and we will discuss the opioid crisis with regina bell . sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. >>> next marilyn representative steny hoyer the incoming house majority leader talks about the house democratic agenda for the new congress at the wall street journal's annual ceo council conference in washington. >> the democrats have control of the house going into the new congress. what is their agenda likely to do for business interests in the united states and how will some of the trends we saw in the 2018 election, notably the emergence of kind of a swing voter determinate -- of suburban educated women, how is that likely to inform us about what will happen in 2020 when the presidency is up for grabs? joining jerry is steny hoyer, the house majority whip at the moment -- and representative from maryland. please, welcome them. >> thank you. special thanks to you for fighting through washington traffic to get here in the nick of time, thank you. >> i was just a bit late because

during his years serving is regina's chief executioner jerry would hear in the swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to his death sticking out and he was innocent the last syringe to go into his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as last. give me something that thank about as the execution and it place some doubt there there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was five zero society back then that he was innocent to get no one really paid no attention. in one thousand nine hundred three earl was arrested in cope up or virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed. to question the buy different. and will use it as data. and they've done no i want to quote him out of which call couple. was going to dump and. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from earl for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a one thousand year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confes

well after regina conducted her interview with the president are to start of got to turn the tables and find out what she thought of the experience. i was in major in your interview what were your impressions and how do you feel now. i feel like i did my very best to be honest i was shocked at first i didn't understand what was going on obviously making up my shins almost at the same time because how do you get to the interview. that you know it was first i was very nervous but that i just sat down and got right. questions. but now it's never that good when i dressed the president for the first time i was extremely nervous. but then i come down he was so kind in answer to question so professionally you saw it turned out to be really easy to interview him. to be someone who was the most interesting question you are and the best answer he received which is that we. found the most interesting answer was dan about music the president told me a lot of interesting things because any turned out he loves classical music especially russian so just. so you've already interviewed by to me. tell me

prosecutors from both countries met earlier this week to discuss the investigation into the death of judea regina nearly three years ago the twenty eight year old ph d. student was killed in cairo in two thousand and sixteen well now to georgia where thousands of opposition supporters are protesting over the results of wednesday's presidential vote saying there was widespread electoral fraud they say it helped the ruling party candidate. win the runoff vote robin foresee a walker has more now from tbilisi. georgia's main opposition party and its coalition partners holding this rally to send a message to the government that they do not recognize the results of wednesday's election. really an independent candidate with the backing of the governing party win by a large margin she picked up sixteen percent of the vote compared to her main rival grigg over sad say now group of i should say and his supporters believe that the election was marred by numerous violations including the creation of fake voter id is the intimidation and violence towards their party activists and a very controversial initiati

great britain has become -- probably the best case is the regina case, my friend cited. it's become apparent they do adhere to that rule although even in that case, the prosecution was allowed to proceed for other reasons. canada's supreme court has reserved this question and the idea that there's some international norm that sovereigns can't separately vindicate their troevenown inte when they're implicated is not a rule. let me just turn to -- >> before you do that, you rely very heavily on federalism, separate sovereigns. is there another case where federalism has been invoked to strengthen the hand of governme government, and/or federal, vis a vis an individual? federalism is usually invoked because it's the protection of the liberty of the individual, but here, the party is not the individual, it's the state's freedom and the federal government's freedom to prosecute the same offense. >> the courts recognized in older cases like cruickshank from the 19th century and its recent first decision in bond against united states that one of the things that american citizens

minister was in kabul for talks with the afghan president afghanistan's peace process was on the regina. the u.s. has been pushing to revive peace talks with the taliban and just four days ago u.s. president donald trump announced plans to withdraw all seven thousand american troops half of the u.s. pulls in the country so we have had the taliban representatives speaking to the u.s. special envoy. last week and they are set to meet again and the saudi capital riyadh next month we have. representatives from saudi arabia from markets down. attend those meetings as well. when it was over at least it's making its very monk the deed but most of the at this book people working for the government and about to hit home for the day and hunt down to zero. plenty more still to come here on al-jazeera including unrest in libya as gunmen launch a suicide bomb attack on the foreign ministry and we'll tell you why it's another winter of discontent for refugees and migrants on the greek island. to. the end. hello again and welcome back we're here cross australia particular over here toward sydney we ar