marino: i know many top-notch correspondents.ked on many stories together, so we know each other very well. some of us are conservatives. some are liberal. some are in the middle. but, we have deep respect for each other and each other's ideas. >> all presidential candidates seem to have to take one. marino: we exchange a lot of material and a lot of ideas with and judgments with other correspondents. it allows you to qualify your judgments by comparing information with someone else who knows a little bit more about a particular subject. >> that's the foreign policy. marino: the exchange of views is very useful. you are getting a feeling of the country and where it's going and this adds something to your insight, to your judgment, to the way you eventually will be reporting. the story. announcer: the next president of the united states, jimmy carter! [applause] [cheering] >> roosevelt, harry truman -- marino: when you go out to the president, even the challenger of the opposing party, are you are really trying to verify what impa

marino: i hope so. i told my clients that i hope those they will consider will get the same consideration they have always gotten in the past. this language in the press alert about some state department regulation, we are not sure what that means. mr. raskin: there is even more uncertainty about the future of critically ill kids whose family specific did requests after august 7. what will happen to immigrants and families who fell on the wrong side of this august 7 deadline? mr. marino: i have no idea. we have filed one case after that and received nothing. orhave not received a denial understanding about new procedures in place. mr. raskin: these are people in relatively similar circumstances ? >> i have about 19 families we represent and they are all critical medical conditions. mr. raskin: how would you describe their mental condition? mr. marino: it has been absolute chaos. people are terrified. we have had more cases in my office with crying clients then ever in history and that is something to sa

un agujero perforado fue la puerta de escape para estos marinos atrapados.ia costera de estados unidos reinicie el operativo de rescate el lunes por la maÑana. cuatro de los tripulantes seguÍan atrapados dentro del marco del 656 pies. el que llevaba una carga de vehÍculos se incendiÓ y se volteÓ cerca de las 2:00 a.m. el domingo. >> lo Último que entendimos que los tripulantes estaban en el cuarto de motor, cuando el incidente iniciÓ. reportera: fue lo que digo capitÁn de la guardia costera. las autoridades locales, estatales y la guardia costera respondieron a la escena y respondieron con helicÓptero y lanchas. eran 23 personas, provenientes de corea del sur hacia baltimore a bordo de la nave. se perforÓ un agujero para mantener comunicaciÓn, darles ventilaciÓn y comida a los tripulantes durante el rescate. en el vÍdeo se muestra cÓmo evacuaban a las personas una por una en medio de la oscuridad, pero el incendio complicÓ el operativo. lograron rescatar a 20 personas del barco para la noche del domingo. se determinÓ que la situación es de mayor riesgo para

most german marino's abridged for meat production their skin has no wrinkles and their wool is course. but. we get a lot of rain here and there was perfectly suited to those conditions and. of. course wool helps to keep out the moisture out in full. like a raincoat exactly. is used to make carpets insulating materials and even see how has the public transport vehicles the wool that's used in the manufacture of clothing comes from other countries argentina produces about 4 percent of the world total so to south africa and new zealand at 88 percent a stranger is by far the largest producer. merino wool is a major a strange an export turnover and 2018 was equivalent to over 2300000000 euros. a merino even appears on a stray unicorns but the dark side of the story is that the sheep of bread to produce excessive amounts of wool and there are serious concerns about the why there are a east. the 4 paws foundation for animal welfare has been investigating those conditions. as consumers want wool clothing that's fluffy soft and cuddly what's the reality behind all production this is that they

marino. joe.rge merkuris. >> and my urngle clinton davis, i'm heard great things about you and i'm so sad i didn't get to meet you, we all love and miss you so much. >> and my uncle salvador p. lobes and my cousin vincent francis defazio, we love and miss you every single day. >>> debra marek. >> raymond joseph metz iii. >> gerald anne mets ler. >> david robert meyer. >> narulh. mejia. >> william edward maciavey. >> martin paul mickelson. >> patricia e.mickley. >> ronald d. mempb elan. >> gregory melono woods. >> lukaz malevsky. >> sharon christina milan. >> cory peter miller. >> greg j. miller. >> douglass c. miller. >> henry alfred miller jr. >> joel miller. >> michael matthew miller. >> nicole carol miller. >> phillip d. miller. >> robert alan miller. >> robert cromwell miller jr. >> benny millman. >> charles m. mills jr. >> ronald keith milstein. >> robert j.minara. >> william george minardi. >> louis joseph minervino. >> thomas mingione. >> wilbert miraille. >> domenick mircovich. >> rajesh m

por trÁfico humano de inmigrantes indocumentados marinos tendrÁn que enfrentar la justicia.rresponderÍa a perfil racial. --le mostraremos cÓmo el estado de arizona se convierte en ejemplo de los hispanos en estados unidos y a pocos dÍas del cierre visitamos la cÁrcel de toto chico en mÉxico considerada una de las mÁs peligrosas de latinoamÉrica. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. fÉlix: muy buenas noches. un juicio militar deberÁn enfrentar tresinfantes de marina. los sospechosos habrÍan intentado introducir a inmigrantes sin estatus legal y fueron descubiertos en junio pasado. liliana escalante tiene la informaciÓn. liliana:el pasado 25 de junio 26 marines enidos y enfrentan varios cargos. algunos activistas creen que la red de corrupciÓn puede ser mÁs grande. >> muchos han sido parte del encubrimiento. los migrantes ante la negaciÓn de asilo polÍtico, ante la negaciÓn de tener contacto, se ven en la necesidad de buscar esta situaciÓn de desesperación. >> dos infantes de mar

marino, in light of this reversal what concerns do you have for people who requested deferred action before august 7? >> i would not call it a reversal because the press alert that uscis issued still in case they terminated the program. the gist that they will finish those pending on august 7. i have clients with the children now who need access to this program. >> okay. mr. holman, advised using against the idea of a program saying selective case-by-case granting of the deferral so what is a response? >> i don't see the distinction. there are a lot of programs that have individual discretionary. >> okay. >> there's a standard operating procedure for it. >> do feel confident that requests will get a full and fair review? >> i certainly hope so. i remain confident for my clients and that they will get consideration that they've done in the past. the language in the press alert were not sure what that means. >> is even more uncertainty about the future of critically ill kids whose family cemented requests after august 7. what will happen to immigrants and families who fell on the wrong

marino, when did the let what did the letter say? >> the letter said the us eis field offices no longer consider deferred action cases. then it said you know not authorized to say the rate united states. if you don't depart within 33 days, we may initiate removal proceedings. >> anything else? pictures? anything else? >> no. is that thank you for your request for deferred action. >> then on us and they have pushed back and now were going to change it. now it's going to consider it to move it from one agency to another. this is what this administration does. it is what i think is the dumpster fire. many acting directors and secretaries does this administrator have. i took around even if you want about the 25th amendment, i don't think they have a cabinet large enough to vote it. it is ridiculous. and just frustrating because it really just left the most vulnerable foreigners 24 families. this 424 families. it moves me because you are going after folks that really need to be here to live. this lesson, first i love your story about goin

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there was a thrilling final lap of the san marino grand prix, as motogp world champion marc marquez founduez got the win which extends his championship lead to 93 points. kenya's geoffrey kamworor set a new world record in the half marathon, taking 17 seconds off the time set by abraham kiptum last year. the 26—year—old won the copenhagen half marathon in 58 minutes and one second. team brazil took gold at the world surfing games in miyazaki injapan. italo ferreira saved his best for last and earned the highest heat total of the event thus far with a perfect 10—point ride in the final. competing at his first world games since 1990, 11 time world champion kelly slater helped usa to second, japan took bronze. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. the weekend has been very mixed. glorious across much of the south—east, really wild for a time across the north of scotland. and in between something a little bit in between. some sunshine but a bit of rain as well. the forthcoming week, large

motogp world champion marc marquez has won the san marino grand prix.quez left it late, overtaking leader fabio quartararo on the final lap to deny the rookie a madien win. the victory leaves marquez with a 93—point lead in the championship. britain's cal crutchlow crashed out and didn't finish the race. tyson fury‘s potential rematch with deontay wilder may be delayed after he suffered a serious cut in his win overnight in las vegas. he overcame the injury to beat swedish heavyweight otto wallin on points. fury had to fight on for more than nine rounds without being able to see out of his right eye. the cut needed constant attention from both his trainer and the doctor throughout. they were really struggling to stem the blood. it took some real courage from fury because had the fight been brought to an end because of the cut, he would have lost his unbeaten record. and sensing he might need a knockout, the british fighter rallied in the later stages. eventually, fury was awarded the victory by unanimous decision, but went straight to hospital to have m

the prices for marino will depend mostly on the daily demand on average the bias paid the equivalent of 15 euros per kilo. for you will cost about one euro. to you straight in wool growers association. set a target date of 2010 for ending the practice of new but that hasn't happened yet we're here to talk to walter merry men who was the associations chairman until last year we wanted to find out what he thinks of the increasing demand from using free will concerns about animal welfare. and. brain is that what i mean i can go. and buy it surely there's a huge part of the industry doesn't want. you mean by the industry the bias from germany for example like they don't find out now really specific in germany who want to but polish up to say there isn't any going from say 100. to 2100 change and that's what growers look at and until the time when that affects their market. for them to look after shape is where the shares your solution with iraq. but that procedure is still an exception among sheep farmers merryman says that mules in free will is available if clients are willing to. pay f

toma cerca de una o hora y cuesta siete dÓlares tom una hora y cuesta $7.01 centro marino en la floridan los ocÉanos. y mÁs confirmaciÓn, vecinos de la zona aseguran saber quiÉn podrÍa ser los responsables de terror una mujer fue tomada como rehÉn con un cuchillo de carnicero. >>> tuvo iniciÓ con un hola por medio de facebook y sin pens pe rÍa el blanco de una estafa, cÓmo ocurrio esto. >>> (musica) estafa que iniciÓ por medio de un amigo un presunto amigo las redes sociales . bien como dices tÚ ya es comun pero tiene algo de diferencia porque cÓmo se comunicaba este presunto todo comenzÓ como con un hola. el hombre querÍa que no televidente empezar a utilizar un chat en otra aplicaciÓn. >>> es la aplicaciÓn del pre presunto amigo de la televidente y querÍa que instalara en su celular. despuÉs dijo que ingresar a su correo electrÓnico >>> con esta aplicaciÓn no tienen problemas para platicar. >>> asÍ seria mÁs facil para este supuesto soldado >>> trabaja para el ejÉrcito, estaba en afganistÁn . marÍa quien prefiere mantener su identidad anÓnima para proteger en su perfil subÍa f ara ve

this one northbound 85 near san marino. apparently a truck was trailing a boat and the trailer jackknifed. a sig alert has been issued. if you can get over to i-80, it's a much better this is you shopping. and this is you maximizing at t.j.maxx. you shopping, you maximizing. you shopping, you maximizing. get more of the brands you love and the quality you want, and save every time. it's not shopping, it's maximizing. start maximizing today! maxx l.jaxx. >>> welcome back. we're following breaking news. a deadly crash. >> amy hollyfield just arrived. good morning. >> reporter: i want to get the very latest from officer art monteo. he's here from the chp. can you tell us the efforts you're making to reopen the highway and the impact on this area? >> at this point we're trying to reopen it and should make the 6:00 time. >> can you tell us what happened? >> at approximately 12:55 we got a call on a two-vehicle accident where it appears an explorer was driving the wrong way and collided head on with a honda civic. both drivers we

. >> marino cuenta con una pero busca soluciones porque cada minuto representa algo costoso. >> la tengoa pÁgina web. puede descargar la aplicaciÓn completamente gratis. tambiÉn es recomendable contactarse directamente con la empresa. >> pasamos a otras cosas porque la venta de casas en la bahÍa alcanzÓ su punto mÁs bajo en el mes de agosto. los precios siguen por las nubes. sobre todo en donde el costo promedio supera millÓn de dólares. aunque en otras zonas todavÍa puede encontrar casas que podrÍan costar algo así como $800,000. >> los compradores estÁn siendo mÁs realistas a la hora de recibir una oferta. tramo: contra costa fue el condado de se vendieron mÁs pas viviendas estuvieron prÁcticamente vendidas. y para afrontar la crisis de vivienda que ha generado un grupo de desamparados, el gobernador firmÓ tres nuevas leyes que le otorgaron mÁs poderes a ciudades y condados con el fin de adelantar la construcciÓn de refugios y viviendas exigentes. vaya vieja de michoacÁn para reunirse con sus hijos. algunos conciben a sus nietos por primera vez. nuestro fotoperiodista lucio y no tiene

el joven marino de 35 aÑos resultÓ con fractura en el crÁneo entre otras lesiones y al parecer se encuentra♪ kemal: ¿y luego qué? nihan: entonces, emir se paró aquí con un sobre en la mano. la chica, karen, también estaba aquí con él. bueno, eso parecía en la foto. kemal: karen... fue la chica que dijo que emir no estuvo durante el incidente. dime... ¿qué sabemos de la chica que asesinó a ozan? nihan: en realidad no sabemos mucho. solo conocemos su nombre, linda.

. >> dan marino made a commercial for development and made more money off of that. >>> all right, it had 100 degrees as we ended last week. we had rain. that is a change. it is going to be pretty comfortable out there. current temperatures, upper 60s. it is a cool evening. 71, san jose. oakland, 70. the a's are red-hot. for the game that starts in about 40 minutes, cool and breezy at 64 degrees. up in the 40s in the north bay valley. this is the son that the nights are getting longer, it is almost fall. napa tonight, 49. san francisco, 56. the front is gone for as. it is now over the sierra. there are numerous thunderstorms east of redding and chico. still some activity in the sierra as the boundary move through today. it gave us a pretty good dose of rainfall. some of you in the east bay hills up to .5 inch of rain. that is a lot in september. this will not take the same path, it is not the same strength. but this will give us a few northbay rain showers on wednesday. with time it out for you. clear at the coast tomorrow afternoon. a few showers moving through the northbay. mendocin

san marino 58 in ukiah 61 in metairie. a lot quieter up in the sierra today. atmosphere is more coming out of the west southwest. low clouds will give way a little sooner today. slightly warmer than yesterday. a weaker dry front is on its way tomorrow. the main impact will be the breeze. cooling late saturday. sunday looks upper 60s 70s 80s, monday tuesday pretty deep little system dropping in. good cooling trend. >> >>> sheriff's deputies in tahoe making unexpected rescue. how they helped a bear who got trapped in a lake tahoe dumpster. there he is poking his head out. more on that when we come back. >>> it is expected to be a record here for tourism for the city by the bay. learning to travel association more than 26 million travelers will visit san francisco by the end of the year. 3 million of those will be international travelers. this is a 1.5 increase from last year. total spending is expected to rise more than 2% as well. san francisco bay ferry is teaming up with sfo to offer another way to get to the airport. there will now be round-trip ferry rides

2 other students brutally assaulted him during a passing the period at landmark middle school and marino 2 other kids involved are in custody, bullying is to blame there. according to officials and tonight a 9th grader has been arrested accused of attacking a 7th grader. >>at a newport beach school the boy's mother says her son has had fractures had to be hospitalized. tina patel reports. >>i just think it just should happen like you know it's really sad. students are upset to hear that one of their classmates is in the hospital after some sort of fight after school yesterday. newport beach police and school officials are still investigating what led up to the incident but students tell group of kids were fooling around and teasing each other when all of a sudden it turned physical. because most the time people like like like kind of like playing around fighting the current omar campus is home to both the high school and middle school, the boy who was hurt is a 7th grader just 13 years old. his mother told us her son doesn't really know the 14 year-old who assaulted him. we do the 7th 9,

desafortunadamente mientras >> desafortunadamente tambiÉn vemos lo que estÁ sucediendo co los monstruos marinos nuevo informe los ocÉanos estÁn calentando un 40% mÁs rapido de lo proyectado. >> de hecho el 2018 es un aÑo a mÁs caliente para los mares. >> tambiÉn para confirmar lo que has mencionado entonces lo peor de todo es que coinciden en todo >> en que esta aparente climÁtica provocarÍa cada vez mÁs huracanes mas potentes >> exactamente josÉ viendo lo que sucede en el ocÉano con la gasolina para los huracanes. >> y viendo las olas mÁs fuertes y mÁs duraderas e int s intensas >> por supuesto a las altas temperaturas que acaban tambiÉn con lo que es esencial para la vida marina. >> muchÍsimas gracias es muy importante >> a la luz de los recientes tiroteos masivos walmart >> anunciÓ que dejarÁ de ver y de vender armas cortas y municiones para las armas. >> la medida no es suficiente para frenar la violencia con armas de fuego >> ariel muÑoz hablÓ con ellos >> este hombre. >> que pudo haberme matado. >> estÁ postrado en la cama del centro mÉdico donde su pierdes que izquierda corre el riesgo.

el joven marino de 35 aÑos de edad resultÓ con fractura en el crÁneo, entre otras lesiones.rte de centroamÉricaunto el apagÓ afecto la totalidad honduras, nicaragua y el salvador y guatemala. los primeros reportes de fallos en el sistema elÉctrico se originaron en la conexiÓn elÉctrica entre honduras y nicaragua. los paÍses mÁs afectados por el apagÓn. el servicio elÉctrico se ha normalizado de manera paulatina. palmira: y cada vez corre mÁs riesgo los miles de migrantes que estÁn varados en la frontera de mÉxico en espera de una cita con un juez de inmigraciÓn en los estados unidos. ramÓn: francisco nos habla de una madre y su pequeÑo hijo que murieron ahogados al intentar cruzarel rÍo bravo, pese a que ya tenÍan programada una audiencia. francisco: la desesperaciÓn y la angustia de mira de migrantes que esperan en campamentos improvisados como este matamoros, sirve elemental para sobrevivir y en ocasiones, hasta sin comida sigue causando tragedias. hoy tocÓ a esta madre hondureÑa identificada como herrera quien intentÓ cruzar el rÍo bravo con su pequeÑo hijo de dos aÑos. a

the sister of clipper star forward kawhi leonard 39 year-old candace townsel and williams both of marinocould face the death penalty. the jungle resort casino security video reportedly shows them targeting assad the second she walked in last saturday morning following her from the entrance to a public bathroom and emerging 4 minutes later, resort workers found a side beaten and unconscious on the bathroom floor and her purse gone, assad beloved wife mother and grandmother died wednesday, a woman at an address listed for williams had no comment tonight. i don't know in a field court records show williams has an extensive criminal history, including convictions for grand theft auto and attempted robbery assad's son in law sent us this statement regarding the kawhi leonard tie saying the family and i are aware of the connection obviously no one believes he is involved in any way in the incident where where that he has experienced a similar tragedy in his past and we would hope that everyone is sensitive to this. i have only hope that he might keep my family in his prayers as we know he unde

championship with a thrilling win in san marino the honda rider battled with what the are all on the final lap of the growing prevention securing victory it was mark is the city's 7th will across all classes of motor bike racing you know hold 93 point lead over there that we see or so with 6 races left this season. sebastian always won the rally turkey finishing 34 seconds ahead of his teammate esa-pekka lap in the one to finish the citron keeps on track for a 7th consecutive world really championship title the wind closes the gap on charitably to our tannach who broke down on saturday to brazil finish the world surfing games with teen gold italo firth save these best for last and then the highest teetotal of the event with a perfect 10 point right in the final of the talent in the team their 1st gold in 19 years the usa and japan also made the podium and that's all the sport we have even asked so you again later for more. well you can find a much more on our website including detailed coverage of the fallout from saturday's attacks on saudi oil facilities at al jazeera dot com. well

maverick vinales will start tomorrow's san marino grand prix at misano from pole position.ourth and britain's cal crutchlow will start from 14th. ronnie o'sullivan remains on course to successfully defend his shanghai masters snooker title. he's through to the final after beating neil robertson ten frames to six. o'sullivan will face shaun murphy in the final. tyson fury insists he's not getting ahead of himself as he prepares for his latest fight... he meets otto wallin in las vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning... now fury has weighed in at 17 and a half stone — that's more than half a stone lighter than his last outing. then former heavvyweight world champion is the overwhelming favourite against the swede — a rematch against deontay wilder could follow a win, but fury isn't looking too far ahead... i'm not interested in deontay wilder. i have got otto to think about. then i will think about getting smacked in las vegas. february is a long tame away. i might have a lot of cuts and bruises by february. i will worry about that when ever arise. eddie jones says eng

motogp world champion marc marquez has won the san marino grand prix — marquez left it late, overtakinga 93—point lead in the championship. britain‘s cal crutchlow crashed out and didn‘t finish the race. tyson fury‘s potential rematch with deontay wilder may be delayed after he suffered a serious cut in his win overnight in las vegas. he overcame the injury to beat swedish heavyweight 0tto wallin on points... fighting on for more than nine rounds without being able to see out of his right eye. the cut needed constant attention from both trainer and doctor throughout... with the vaseline applied being so considerable it kept dropping off... and failing to stem the tide of blood. had the fight been brought to an end because of the cut fury would have lost his unbeaten record... and sensing he might need a knockout... the british fighter rallied in the later stages. eventually fury was awarded the victory by unanimous decision... but went straight to hospital to have microsurgery on two cuts. they were two of the worst cuts i have ever seen in a fight where the quys have ever seen in a fig

championship with a thrilling win in san marino the honda rider battled with a battle on the final leg of the groom prevention securing victory it was marquez a $7074.00 win across a process of motorbike racing now hold a bike to 3 point lead over the sea also with 6 races left the season. sebastian 001 the really turkey finishing 34 seconds ahead of his teammate. the one to finish for keeps on track for a 7th consecutive will rally german side of the wind closes the gap on championship leader authentic who broke down on saturday. brazil finish the world surfing games with team gold. ferrera saved the best for last and behind as teetotal of the event with a perfect aim point right in the final the talent and the team their 1st goal the 19 years the united states and japan also made the podium. and that's where we'll leave it for now i'll be back again later with another sports news update for me thank you very much for that that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera from me fully back to you and all team here in doha thanks so much in we're live from london you center next day with a s

championship with a thrilling win in san marino the honda rider battled with fabio what the are all on the final lap of the grown prevention securing victory it was mark is the 77th will across all classes of motor bike racing you know hold 93 point lead over there that we see yourself with 6 races left this season. sebastian 001 the rally turkey finishing 34 seconds ahead of his teammate esa-pekka lap in the one to finish the citron keeps on track for a 7th consecutive world really championship title the win closes the gap on championship leader or tannic who broke down on saturday to brazil finish the world surfing games with teen gold italo firth save these best for last and then the highest teetotal of the event with a perfect 10 point right in the final of the talent in the team their 1st gold in 19 years the usa and japan also made the podium and that's where we'll leave it i'll be back with more sport later marion back to you in london thank you very much detail that wraps up the news hour but i will be back with another bulletin for you more of the day's news coming up very sho

championship with a thrilling win in san marino the honda rider battled with fabio what they are all on the final lap of the growing prevention securing victory it was mark of the city's 7th when across all classes of motor bike racing you know hold 93 point lead over there that we see or so with 6 races left this season. sebastian always won the rally turkey finishing 34 seconds ahead of his teammate esa-pekka lap in the one to finish for certain keeps on track for a 7th consecutive world really championship title the wind closes the gap on charitably to our tannach who broke down on saturday to brazil finish the world surfing games with teen gold italo firth save these best for last and then the highest teetotal of the event with a perfect 10 point right in the final of the talent in the team their 1st gold in 19 years the usa and japan also made the podium. and that's all the sport we have free from asking you again later for more about that from meanest ozzie a table at martine that us will be here in just a moment stay with us. today asia is in the grip of an extinction epidemic

marino, what did the letter say? >> so the letter said that the initial letter said that uscis field offices no longer considered deferred action cases. and then it said you are not authorized to remain in the united states if you don't depart within 33 days we may initiate removal proceedings against you. >> anything else? footnotes? >> no. >> pictures? >> no. >> nothing, right? >> i have a copy of it. and it -- i think it even said -- yeah. thank you for your request for deferred action. >> and then all of a sudden, now they have got pushback, oh, you know what, we'll change it. we're considering moving it from one -- you know, agency to another. this is what the administration does. this like -- it is -- what i think is a dumpster fire. how many acting directors and secretaries does this administration have? and i joke around, even if you wanted to invoke the 25th amendment i don't think they have a cabinet large enough to invoke the 25th amendment. so it's just ridiculous and it's frustrating because they go afte

the prices for marino will depend mostly on the daily demand on average the buying is paid the equivalent of 15 euros per kilo. in free will costs about one year i pay. for it. to you straight in wool growers association set a target of 2010 for ending the practice of musing but that hasn't happened yet we're here to talk to bowl to merry men who was the association chairman until last year we wanted to find out what he thinks of the increasing demand from using free who are concerned about animal welfare. brame's or what i mean i can go. surely there's a huge part of the industry doesn't want. you mean by the industry that buy us from germany for example like they don't. have any specific in germany who want to stop us so there isn't any going from say 100. to 2100 change and that's what growers look at and until that time on the pitch they market. for them to look after where the shares you go solution with. that procedure is still an exception among sheep farmers merryman says that mules in free will is available if clients are willing to pay. paper they'll give you some more of that.

. >> joseph marino is a former national security and department of justice prosecutor. laura burrow lopez. >> if he doesn't comply with the subpoena, then the democrats go to court. is this whole thing moved along quicker at all because it's an impeachment inquiry? >> i know this is really frustrating to everybody, but the process is slow. congress will get this information from rudy giuliani. i can't imagine -- well, i imagine they'll be successful. at the end of the day, though, being able to say there is impeachment inquiry adds more time. >> it's still unclear whether congressman schiff wants to entirely subpoena giuliani -- whether it's to testify because they don't want another lewandowskily. they can get more information by going straight to the state department instead of just potentially going after jewel many jewel. they could go other routes to get those documents. >> because they don't necessarily want. so the president's response is to go on attack, right? he's threatened the whistleblower, and any other whistleblower would know you're sort of off many. alm

doctor marino do you want to speak to that?ed by students the last two years, other than gay marriage, the most amazing change in the culture about these kind of value issues is the changing attitudes toward physician-assisted death. i gave a talk in kansas city a couple weeks ago and i was getting ready, once in a while i look at my slides before i give a talk. i realized i had a slide that was out of date in terms of the number of jurisdictions in the u.s. that permit physician-assisted death. seven only a couple years ago now if you include montana which has made legal judgment about this, not a statute, it's 10. it's really a remarkable change in attitudes and whether you approve it or not, something is happening that we think also reflects the change and balance in the nature of the doctor-patient relationship. >> i think what is a great example of why it's important for all of us to be informed and involved. and informed in broad ways. the question of physician-assisted death is so controversial that we don't even agree o

>>that was enzo marino reporting matty roberts, the man behind the whole idea of storm area 51 had announcedcanceled. actor heath had a falling out with the rachel nevada in owner that you heard from their county west. roberts attorney said he was sent her a cease and desist letter to try to stop her from advertising the event house. >>never she told reporters said she has been seeing an influx of people coming to town. as a music stage with about. entertainers lined up and ready to go. it's going to be a big party. i think so best book let you know you can go out there and report you can find on k. kron 4 news at 8 o'clock our primetime coverage just getting started on this thursday night grant lotus and taken to officer here with kron 4 news at 9. >>can theresa thanks very much coming up next at 9 a juvenile is behind bars tonight accused of making threats online when police arrested him. >>at san jose state university. they say he had a gun a knife and several rounds of ammo how he was caught and reaction from students that's next in a live report plus some scary moments for a lyft driver

the marino valley unified school district superintendent urge students and parents to anonymously reporture our parents and our community that safety and security of our students as our top priority. and that we have additional measures in place to keep them safer than they've ever been the minority family came to the school with homemade signs balloons. >>and candles in memory of diego. the campus has its own anti-bullying signs that have been up for more than a year. >>it all starts at home. it starts at home, yes. we point a finger at the school in and while the school is partially you know responsible for kids while we're here. the kids of today, they just they fear nothing. they have no consequences. >>student perri was near the fight but couldn'w see much and doesn't know why it started. she says diego and the suspects were all on her students to me like the incident that happened. it was sad because i knew him. after found out. alicia really upsetting. >>that was michelle guile reporting remembered ceremony for the victim was held at the middle school and a formal long will be the

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history, the california gold rush and the environment. , the 1977 film on italian newspaper journalist marinoid a metis. at 4:30, scholars on iran's nuclear program. at 6:00, dan alpert talks about his book. explore our nations past on american history tv come every weekend on c-span3. next, some of our cities tour visits from the past 12 months. helping us learn more about the unique history and literary life found around the country. we've traveled to u.s. cities, bringing the book seem to our viewers. you can watch more of our visit at c-span.org.

campaign about things biden did before he took over and just a few minutes ago biden told donors in san marinoalifornia he thinks president trump is trying to hijack an election and that "there's nothing anybody in my family did wrong at all." bret. >> bret: peter doocy live in new hampshire, thank you. former house oversight committee chairman darrell issa wants to return to congress. the california republican is seeking to replace g.o.p. lawmakers duncan hunter, who is running for a seventh term while facing charges of siphoning campaign funds for personal use. he served nine times my house before retiring before the 2018 election. up next, we take you along as federal agents try to find a convicted criminal illegal immigrants in the largest sanctuary jurisdiction in the country. first, here's what some of our other fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 8 in new orleans as military officials at helicopter has crashed on an army base in louisiana, killing one person, injuring three others. fort polk officials say the army chopper went down early this morning. base offici

the0:00 on real america, 1977 film on italian newspaper journalist marino domenici. p.m.astern, scholars on the history of u.s. policy toward iran and iran's nuclear program. at 6:00, historian dan albert talked about his book, "are we the american automobile past, present, and driverless." every weekend on c-span3. yesterdaytrump announced one point $8 billion in federal grants to states to combat the opioid crisis. after the announcement, the president took questions from reporters on hurricane dorian, u.s.-china trade relations, and afghanistan. this is just over half an hour. pres. trump: thank you, everyone. pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. and thank you very much for being here with us at the white house for a very important announcement, someg

maverick vinales will start tomorrow's san marino grand prix at misano from pole position.e to successfully defend his shanghai masters snooker title. he's through to the final after beating neil robertson ten frames to six. o'sullivan will face shaun murphy in the final. tyson fury will fight otto wallin tonight in las vegas at the lightest he's been since defeating wladimir klitschko in 2015. fury has been embracing a mexican theme since his arrival in the city to mark the country's independence day weekend. and tipped the scales at just over 18 stone. he's nine pounds lighter than when he made his vegas appearance in his previous fight in june. but still almost a stone and a half heavier than his opponent. i feel fantastic. i have ifeel fantastic. i have trained hard, dedicated very well. i'm in great shape. i'm the latest i have been for a long time. i am fit, athletic, i've had a shave, i've got athletic, i've had a shave, i've got a tan. what's not to like? all positive stuff! that's all the sport for now. now on the news channel it's time for click. for the last four

can you go back to marino and tell us what was disney worried about. >> disney was worried about their particular -- they basically run the city of anaheim, or at least attempt to, and so building that would affect the local communities and push people out for the sake of economic can for disney's expansion. that was the particular concern they had. >> so that plays out here as well, talking but sunset park. save that for another conversation. but so let's do another round and talk about the 2020 election where things -- how things are shaping up. matt, you have actually written favorably but elizabeth warren in the past. talk but her work in the bailout that is when she first started -- became prominent. >> yeah. elizabeth warren dish was actually one of the first people who suggest elizabeth warren's candidacy for the president say a long time ago, i have more concerns now that i'm on the campaign trail, but elizabeth warren i think really stood out in the period between 2008 and maybe 201 because she was one of the only thing as was sews he exposed after 2008 because whole ranges of

at 10:00 on "reel america," the 1977 film on italian newspaper journalist marino de medici. and 4:30 p.m. eastern, scholars on the u.s. policy toward iran and iran's nuclear program. at 6:00, historian dan albert talks about his book, "are we there yet? the american automobile." >>> acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan testified recently on president trump's 2020 budget request for his agency. members also asked about the administration's immigration enforcement actions, efforts to protect migrant children, drug interdiction efforts and fema's response to recent flooding in oklahoma and tornadoes in missouri. this is about two hours.

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