alice: yeah! steve: hey, alice. alice: how are you? steve: how you doing? alice: i'm doing fine. it's so nice to meet you. steve: good. nice to meet you, miss alice. what do you do for a living? alice: i'm a data entry clerk

go ahead, alice.'m out of time. >> now he says mexico is actually paying for it but give him a hamburger today and they'll pay for it tomorrow. the reality is, look, both sides, this is a battle of the base. if trump would come down off his $5 billion and democrats would agree to talk about everyone agree to talk about daca, the democrats give some, the republicans give some, we could have what will everyone wants which is border security. that is a huge issue all americans can agree on. both sides have to give a little bit in order to get what the american people want. >> okay. >> president miller will never allow daca. >> that's true. >>> thank you. ool, that hurt. or president coulter or president limbaugh. thank you guys. appreciate it. >> president making more false claims about his border wall as he keeps the government shut down over funding for it. so we're going to check his facts. that's next. ♪ (gasps) ♪ (coughs) ♪ (coughs) (sneezes) for real cold and flu protection. you can't protect them

applause i had ihada i had a different view of this to alice.the spacecraft and our team. i had just a normal morning coming into work and i was not worried about it. i got work and i was not worried about it. igota work and i was not worried about it. i got a nice night's sleep. but i will say that the new horizons team makes it look easy. all of these projects in space flight require enormous attention to detail and smart and dedicated people. this project is no exception. this team spent two and a half years working at tale off to make sure that this would go buy the book. from everything we can tell, they scored 100 on the test. they really, really good. applause congratulations. matt kaplan from the planetary society, planetary radio. how long before the very highest resolution images, and the colour images might start to appear? the colour images will start to come down this week. they will be low resolution, so what we will do is ta ke resolution, so what we will do is take the somewhat higher resolution black—and—white images and we will

alice, thank you for -- alice just hung up. and we're out of time. but thank you so much.tinue this conversation. i appreciate it. meanwhile, hanging over the president's head, russia. with bombshell stories dropping seemingly every day it can be difficult to track them all. make sure you stay with us because we're going to dig into everything that we have learned so far. -we're in a small room. what?! -welcome. -[ gasps ] a bigger room?! -how many of you use car insurance? -oh. -well, what if i showed you this? -[ laughing ] ho-ho-ho! -wow. -it's a computer. -we compare rates to help you get the price and coverage that's right for you. -that's amazing! the only thing that would make this better is if my mom were here. what?! an unexpected ending!

alice, thank you for -- alice just hung up. and we're out of time. but thank you so much. we'll continue this conversation. i appreciate it. meanwhile, hanging over the president's head, russia. with bombshell stories dropping seemingly every day it can be difficult to track them all. make sure you stay with us because we're going to dig into everything that we have learned so far. was ahead of its time. still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. the new 2019 c-class family. lease the c 300 sport sedan for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. [kno♪king] ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. >>> hello, everyone. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. and this is something a lot of us never thought t

he caught up with alice. considering that international cooperation is pretty key in space, he is asking how they will get along. alice: space is an international endeavor. that will always remain the case. we work through the european space agency to support a lot of collaboration with the rest of europe. we cooperate internationally on the safety of the operating environment. that is increasingly important. i think we will continue strong international partnerships in the space sector. >> how would that work if the european space agency changes? >> we will remain partners. member states are making commitments to new programs. you may know that the last such meeting was in the back end of 2016. we already had a referendum votes. we were the number one subscriber to all of the european space agency's application programs. >> you have been talking to leaders about many possible solutions that we cannot even think of if we don't know the space area. can you give me an example of how you're working here? >> it i

your mother is dying and alice is dying too mother come to take care of alice she was 49 years old and she got a fever and she was dying and then he goes back home immediately brother elliot says it is a curse on this house he goes inside mother is dying he folds her in arms she dies at 3 a.m. 12 hours later alice died in child birth. they said that he walked around in a daze state he couldn't stay in state legislature anymore he had to get away so he got an ranch previously to think he might go every now and then out west in badlands he went for two years became a coy boy rancher he said as long as he could ride his horse 15 hours a day physical afnght prevents overthought. and he was finally able to sleep at night.ai but later he said this was the best educational aspect that he could possibly have developed because he developed a love of the land of open spaces, that was permanently associated with his name through the conservationso measures. >> now daughter who was born then his first daughter named alice -- why woulde. he not really mentin her name ever why did he ignore herr yet

another figure it is the same with wash westmoreland who often directing the oscar winning film still alice tackles the life of one of france's most subversive novelists collette and for the news find out why the british army is going big game hunting as a u.s. backtracks for making tracks from syria all the more coming up in today's going underground but first to our top story of the new year more revelations of a shadowy alleged conspiracy involving nato the u.k. foreign office and british intelligence to distort public perception of the world around them the integrity initiative has been identified in the past few weeks by the purported anonymous organizational collective which released this video on you tube brutal has in fact created a large scale information secret service in europe the united states and canada which consists of representatives of political military academic and journalistic communities with a think tank in london of the head of it as part of the project britain has time and again intervened into domestic affairs of independent european states leaks about the alleged

we will remember her name, alice bowman. it is just a fly past. edge of the solar system and they went past and icy matter, but this is the fact they are continuing to pioneer and move ahead and move ahead, and it is nasa we are talking about, but there are private companies doing this stuff as well. spacex among them. we are having a renaissance in state —— spake exploration. private companies are pioneering more than ever, aren't they? it is fantastic, really exciting. mumbai's business standard. if they really interesting article, and screening for suicide risk, facebook takes on a tricky role. it talks about how in the last year we have helped first responders quickly reach out to 3500 people globally needed help. when i read this, i thought, hang on a second, there were 70 articles in 2018 talking about faith book being the cause of mental health problems. and instagram, that is the one that is most rated to give you mental health issues, anxiety copper, ——,, comparing to everybody else. voter shopping themselves are not showing what is going

go ahead, alice. >> but don, you say it didn't work. i flipped over to one of our competing networks right after this happened, and it worked for his base. they took it hook, line and sinker. and praised him for getting out there and putting his commercial out there and leaving the briefing room without taking any questions. for his base, the message he wanted to get out, it worked like a charm. >> the word you said was commercial. go ahead, alice. >> that would have been a really important message to get out and show the support for this wall 12 days and 21 hours ago when -- before we got to this shutdown point. so it's a tremendous message. he needs to make sure that people understand that there is support for the wall amongst people out there, but it's about 12 days a little bit too late. >> alice, let me ask you this because i think you make a very good point there because nancy pelosi said it loud and clear. she said we're not doing a wall. she called it an immorality. the president has staked so much on this wall. but is it out of

i got to go, alice.ck, quick, quick. >> just to chris' point and amanda's point, a lot of his voters would like to be like him and like to be rich and date supermodels, but many of them did vote for him for the policies and they supported him with regard to the economy and immigration. >> got it. >> and a lot of social issues. >> and judges and stuff, yeah. thank you, all. i appreciate it. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders caught in a lie again. so why should we trust the white house when they claim there is a border emergency? what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. (clapping) every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. ( ♪ ) the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, affordably and on-time. (ringing) ( ♪ ) the future only happens w

. >> alice stewart is a republican strategist and kol seesally kohy new year.just starting with you, we had many a conversation way back in, you know, a couple years ago you were feeling the burn. i remember during the primaries. but listening to his response to anderson, i was busy running around the country, what did you make of that? >> there's like no way to sugar coat this. that was one of the worst apologies, excuses, i've ever heard. honestly, as a one-time bernie sanders supporters, i'm mortified and embarrassed. first of all, anyone who has gone through rudimentary therapy knows the way to apologize is not to say i'm sorry if you felt that maybe -- there's that part of it. but also, if you're going to be a leader, you're accountable for the entire supply chain of your operation. certainly if you want to be president, you're held accountable for everything that's happening in the vastness of the federal government, then you're going to easily be held accountable for what's happening in your campaign. this just goes to this ongoing lack of accountability

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here to discuss, frank bruni, alice stewart, symone sanders. good evening to all of you. new piece up, and i'll put it up for people to read, but i want to get your -- what you think about it, in the conversation. why condemn congressman king and give the president a pass? >> because people are frightened, republicans are frightened by the president. they're frightened by his power and his wrath and they're no longer frightened by steve king. it used to be if you had any sort of presidential ambitions, if you wanted to go through iowa, you needed steve king's favor. you needed him on your side. he just almost lost to a democrat in the midterms. he's a much-weakened person and they don't have to fear him the way they used to. donald trump, they still fear. donald trump has 57 million twitter followers and uses that twitter account, as we know. steve king has 111,000. donald trump has carried many republicans to victories in primaries, just in the midterms. so republicans don't want to cross him. they feel comfortable crossing steve king now. and they're sort of making up i

looks a woman just tackling something that's kind of you know a very difficult and their life still alice it was illness and it was very much a look at illness and the individual how you know not to let the illness become your identity but become the person who's living with and fighting the effects of the disease in collette it's a woman who is disease is her husband she is you know fighting for her own rights as an artist again something that's very much holding her back to doing classes becoming more important in your films i know i mean when you won sunday years ago with your your late husband is it becoming more important there's always an awareness of class and economics in my movies i sometimes see films and i'm always like where did they get the money from how are they doing this how are they affording this that is one of the first things that rich and i always used to work out and the class dynamics of the story are always incredibly important to us was restroom and thank you thank you it's been a pleasure. award winning director watch westerlund speaking to be there before chris

of innovation task force and in london indigo alice rest can tell tent at various maple crafts welcome to the program thank you for being on inside story benedict engine eva how credible are the election results released by the electoral commission and i think that is going to. church. the result do not owe to respond to will they have observed so i think that the election as they call it is a problematic one. if. you look at the early church. reading of the numbers i think that. president will have the service problem of its embassy. in paris is true that the catholic bishops conference of congo whose preferred candidate is not a secret it's martin for you says it made verifications and has results that are totally different from those of seventy the electoral commission who in your view has the right the correct results that represent the will of the congolese people. i'm very clear with you i think the process has been all very chaotic and i'm not surprised to ever resolve that give room for discussion so today we are in front of. what i call official body which is seventy which is

it's more on -- >> alice -- >> i'm not absolving them.an say that at this point. >> the indictment says that roger stone who, by the way, the president freely associated with for a number of years. i mean, the argument that, well, he's a lousy guy doesn't hold up when you say that about a host of people who worked with the president including michael cohen for years. he was in touch with senior trump campaign officials. you have a line there about a senior trump campaign official directed by an even more senior one to reach out and be updated on this. how can the white house credibly claim it has nothing to do with them when the indictment is full of references to communications about this with stone. >> i'm not saying they can credibly claim that. that's how they are handling this. from my standpoint if i were involved and communicating this, they legitimately can say this is an ongoing investigation. i will refer you to outside counsel. their mindset and the way they have handled these is to continue to double down on no collusion, no c

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of a muse alice get it she's got see it live on some new sounds the so-called changes up the buddhist concept side by. people have put big dreams on the big story. in movie magazine on d w. oh you know the fact is there is music in how you manage today which is fantastic for me because i absolutely love to downsize the cubans down to music old song i'm here to find out all about it and hopefully improve my thoughts news as well. in the palace. i found a cuban band closest to the us he took or not to. the . newer thank you letter it could be here. thank you very much thank you very much. sort of very sweaty hands but you're wonderful everybody sweaty back and. also gave me. a duffel you'll see when you see it. go ahead to hold a. better. road this is so little more your decor but. going to one of them because you know in europe and in america we think cuban music is music no that's not true. you songs have a process. of evolution so forth you want to thank you although it. is simple so can you show me with your band what other typical sounds of song you're. only one for people who all

i'm alice franklin and i have tourette's. that is alice's story.000 people with this condition in the uk and many people, andi condition in the uk and many people, and i did not realise associated tou rette's and i did not realise associated tourette's within voluntary swearing, and in fact it only affects one in ten people. the more common for people with tourette's are the other physical movements or other sounds such as coughing and whistling at very misunderstood condition. what the survey has found is some people really are hurting themselves and ending up with injuries because of it could force —— because of it. injuries because of it could force -- because of it. this was a crew to action, an online survey the people came to it and filled in the details themselves but it found eight out of ten people with tourette's had come to some kind of physical pain or physical injury as a result of their condition and one in five had been hospitalised as a result. some people might think in voluntary swearing is quite funny, clearly is one to rest suff

. >> reporter: that's when alice came into the picture. split up a couple of years ago. at just the time that their precocious daughter, alice, started poking around the dna testing site 23 and me. there she pretty quickly found her father. and so alice's mother and biological father got to talking as well. >> when we met in person, the -- i don't know. the attraction seemed harder for either of us to deny. >> reporter: how long was it before you realized that the father of your daughter might actually turn out to be your boyfriend at some point? >> longer than for aaron. this was not my relationship or my journey to jump into and mess up forever. >> reporter: the relationship so unconventional and surprising it reminds some of the plot to the hollywood movie "the kids are all right." >> i just keep seeing my kids' expressions in your face. >> really? >> reporter: aaron had invited jessica and alice to live in the same communal home as him, and they did. turns out aaron has a lot of other kids as well. >> bryce, maddie, jamie. >> do you th

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alice, he died without a will, his mother inherits his estate under state law.r rights. now you've got this solomon-esque task of deciding what to do with the weapons? what are your choices? >> under the law, the special administrator has the responsibility of liquidating the assets of the estate for the benefit of the creditors and heir of the estate. she assigned her right to inherit to the 58 victims who died in the massacre. the question becomes if we liqu liquidate the guns and sell the guns which is required as part of the special administrator's duty, we will be perpetuating the violence that actually caused the death of those individuals who will be receiving the guns. in the new york article, the quandary has been put before the country. do we perpetuate the violence by putting these guns back into the hands of unknown people who could use them to hurt and maim other people or do we destroy them. >> when i read that story, you're referring to that, and i interviewed him on radio, immediately a light bulb went off in my head which said there's a third wa

it's seven hundred liters into the alice very free of charge until the pub ran dry. and elsewhere in the south australian capital people were doing what they could to stay hydrated. got to sweat my entire body weight out of just being hungry jackson for about six first brings at work this morning but it was destroyed this way so we packed up pretty easy. security forty six point two so that's what is this how you. try to drink water from the family it's like boiling inside her to come out and yet you know it's very hot. for most this is the best way to beat the heat be it for humans at the swimming pool of our animals at busy. germany is currently hosting the wall championships in a sport that many in the english the he wold may not be familiar with and that is handful arenas have been packed with fans from around the wild excitement is building here in germany ahead of the country semifinal clash against norway on a friday night. the main train station in the northern german city of keel. fans turned out in droves to watch germany's last game here on a big screen th

i'm alice franklin, and have tourette's.y. presenter adrian goldberg joins us now. what do we know about tourettes? stranger, there is no known cause. it isa stranger, there is no known cause. it is a neurological condition rather than a mental health condition. i think most people would associate tourette's and with involu nta ry associate tourette's and with involuntary swearing, but research suggests that only around one in a hundred people with tourette's have that level of vocal tic. you may have other vocal tics, you make off and make inappropriate marks, but it's not all about swearing. of course, you may have these physical tics, as well. those can be very painful, research by the charity tou rette's painful, research by the charity tourette's action said that as many as eight out of ten people with tou rette's as eight out of ten people with tourette's had caused themselves pain or physical injury as a result of having to rats. it is a neurological condition, but as you can understand, it can have various invitation

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is it out of reach, alice? >> it remains to be seen. clearly we have both sides in their corners with their arms crossed and they're not bundling. we have mike pence saying no wall, no deal. and we have nancy pelosi saying no money for no wall, no how, no way, never. and we have to find a way to come to the middle. if we come down the president comes down on the $5 billion and democrats come up on the $1.3 billion or 1.6 billion and we have some communication about daca and making this not just but his big beautiful wall but make it more about border security, there is bipartisanship consensus for this. that needs to be part of this conversation because americans agree we do need to secure the border and provide protections for daca. until that's part of the conversation, we'll continue to be in the shutdown. that's not a good place to be. >> is this how the president is going to fight the new congress with stunts an memes, nina? >> he's very good at it. one thing we can say, whether you agree with his policies or tactics, he is the mas

a muse alice to explain the answer. is a call to shake up the british consulate side but. the people have put big dreams on the big story play. movie magazine on the w. . how to. discover your concept discover it with. a school. after one hundred years the ideals of the palm house are more relevant today than they were under the bush era. tax cuts all of the people. that we're shaping start. with ideas that are. ours world this week on w. h president donald trump has vowed to update u.s. missile defense systems to counter evolving threats he said the strategy would help deter hostile states such as iran a u.s. defense ministry officials have long warned about at benson's in the hypersonic cruise missiles being made by russia and china.

alice, i want you to weigh in. my question is, has the republican party abandoned its principles, democracy with checks on the president, law enforcement acting without fear or favor, free markets? >> no. let me just start off by saying catherine's piece is a very thought-provoking piece. but i take exception to the premise. yes, i have a little heartburn over the president's close relationship and his opposition to speaking critical of vladimir putin. but i take exception with the fact that there's a strong correlation with the republican party and ties to anything that is remotely infatuated with the soviet party. and she mentioned that ayn rand reference at the top of her piece, the ayn rand philosophy and why conservativists like her ideals and she's a boogeyman to the liberals is because she's supported individualism. she's supported individual productivity and the need for that and how that helps an overall society. look, her referring repeatedly in the piece to donald trump as an autocrat, anytime there is a

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i'm alice franklin, and have tourette's. that is one person's story about tourette's.nown cause of tourette's. it is a neurological condition rather than a mental health condition. i think most people would associate tourette's and with involuntary swearing, but research suggests that only around one in a hundred people with tourette's have that level of vocal tic. you may well have other vocal tics, you make cough and make inappropriate marks, but it's not all about swearing. of course, you may have these physical tics, as well. those can be very painful. research by the charity tourette's action said that as many as eight out of ten people with tourette's had caused themselves pain or physical injury as a result of having to rats. it is a neurological condition, but as you can understand, we saw in the film, it can have serious implications in terms of going for a job, in terms of your social life, and so on and so forth. it can feed into mental health disorders. as many as one in three people have considered suicide and self harm. how difficult or easy is it to diag

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to change we start to go up a little bit with melbourne at twenty eight adelaide a thirty four in alice springs you're going to be a very hot day for you at forty two degrees there well across the north and south island of new zealand was still to be quite messy. up here towards north notice the clouds on the satellite image right there with auckland seeing a cloudy day for you and that's going to stay where the temps are about twenty six so that's not the problem down towards the south though we are looking quite nice on saturday for christ church but on sunday another weather system pushes through we're going to be seeing some rainy conditions as well as some windy conditions with a temperature there of about twenty three degrees and then very quickly across parts of japan to the north it's a little bit cooler of course but down towards the south we're dealing with rain for a sock attempted there of about seven degrees not a bad day for tokyo but only into the mid single digits there up towards sendai six degrees but sapporo we could possibly see some more snow for you and attempted t

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correspondent honest to walsh is that the site of that they can attack in but top he joins us now alice to talk us through what happened. so last night new year's eve here in bar chop a fifty year old man from. he attempted to drive his car into various groups of pedestrians so first nearby he attempted to drive his car into one pedestrian but was unsuccessful the center of in here to berlin a platts which is the center of town and sort of being the center of new year's eve celebrations last night people letting off fireworks that sort of thing here he's driven into a group of people and he's injured four of them syrians at afghans one of those people was seriously injured. since after that you've enjoyed to essen which is about twelve kilometers away and he's attempted to do the same thing there with less success nama seriously injured there in terms of a motive when he was arrested he apparently made xenophobic statements to police and this was lighter backed up by the interior minister who said he had a clear intent to murder foreigners. but they're also working on the idea that he p

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correspondents walsh is in basra where that attack took place welcome alice to talk us through what happened. last night just before new year's eve a man in his fifty's a german man tried to drive his car into a pedestrian here pot shop he was unsuccessful there but then he drove on to berlin a platts where i am now and he drove his car into a group of four people or interest of people with four people were injured. one person seriously one of the victims was also a child after that he's driven onto essen where he attempted to drive into another group but was unsuccessful they're. arrested. police when he was arrested he said xenophobia statements to police which led them to suspect it was racially motivated attack. and later the interior minister gave a speech here and he said it was clear that this man was trying to to kill foreigners. course this is not the first time foreigners have been targeted for attack here in germany. this is probably the largest incident was in camden it's earlier this year in august there were huge scenes of far right extremists protests targeting foreigners in t

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