back to full time paul cook pop. pop pop pop. pop pop pop. pop. well you know they are they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i mean they're in the smaller boats next to the hardcore ships and it's still. coming down to. the little self to make told fish already 90 percent of the dot and it won't be calmer. concept 15 scoops $75.00 tons and they do it several times a day with a big fleet now you get an idea of why ocean is full. we have to understand we can not stay still and just. be with him this will be his deal going to give us. i'm doing this because i want the future world to the future generations to have out and enjoy the ocean how we have. you are. such. making headlines today the u.s. continues its strong on to iran rhetoric now accusing tehran of attacking saudi oil facilities despite the rebels saying they did it iran slams the accusations. meanwhile washington stance on iran hasn't softened even off to think his u.s. national security advisor john bolton was fought by donald trump. also in the stories th

back to full time paul cook. up a drop out. still. the big 10 years crossed i started 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next season related episodes filmed on an island 10 experts fight it out for a trophy what do you think ok a more affordable option $25.00 packs for. one red rose another suggestion geo political jeopardy parody no political cookout where we will literally wrote the elites. late night show it's a rare format piece face and it's chief all you need is an old microphone in a printed banner but to leave me with one of my guess i can do this campbell after politics gone wild like music. ok crosstalk is not about hype it's about meaning 10 years of talk and still going strong. peter if you want to change something why don't we get rid of the gotye i know that is too much. they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one in a 1000 will ever make it to the top. they're ready to give their lives for the chance to d

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house of representatives.ur erm congressman paul cook of california announced today that he won't seekelection next year. so far, at least 18 republican house members have oo retire from congress. and, arican endurance swimmer sarah thomas finished a first today-- swimming across the english chanl four times without stopping. cell phone footage captured her coming ashore today at dover, exhausted after swimming a total of 130 miles over 54 hours. thomas is 37. she performed the feat just a year after treatment for breast cancer. wow. still to come on the newshour: president trump's former campaign manager appears before congress, as democrats weigh the poss dility of impeachment. israelis go to the polls,e whilime minister benjamin netanyahu's politicafuture hangs in the balance.ex hearing from gun owners, amid a swirling debate over how to deal with a spate of mass shootings. remembering the life of legendary washington journalist and friend of the newshour, cokie roberts. plus, much more. f: >> woodrhe mueller reportea is back in theines today, the first witness mentioned in special

back tonight in 2020 vision we've got another republican retirement to report this time congressman paul cookm california. according to his chief of staff, cook plans to run again in 2020 but not for the congressional seat but for a seat on his county board of supervisors. that's right, you heard that right. it's not that he doesn't want to be in elected office or be in public service anymore, he just doesn't want to be in congress he is the 16th house republican to announce his retirement this term. >>> turning now from decision 2020 to decision 5779, apologies to jon stewart, we have breaking news out of israel where the polls closed just a couple of hours ago. the votes are being counted as we speak and the early exit polls appear to show what we expected, a head heat. the exit polls appear to show bibi netanyahu either tied or slightly behind his main rival, benny gantz. more importantly for both of them, neither netanyahu's right wing party, coalition parties or gantz's more kcentrist party seemed to win enough to tip it one way or another do is something of a do-over election it's the s

cook one of the biggest market movers, filing for administration, leaving tourists stranded abroad. they failed to complete a last-minute deal for additional funding, collapsing under a mountain of debt. paulcook flights and vacations have been canceled. the british government will bring holidaymakers back,, calling it the largest repatriation in peacetime history. joining us. fail,d the bailout talks first off? >> for some tourism, they offered a $1.4 billion payoff deal and last week, unfortunately, thomas cook said they would need to do $50 $250on of extra funding -- million of extra funding. there's economic concern and they might have thought they are paying way too much and would get a lower return for a big investment. anna: good morning. we heard the government isn't going to step in. other companies affected by this, not necessarily negatively. some companies responding positive to this news of thomas cook. ksenia: that's right. it's amazing, as you say, european travel stocks are the biggest gaining sectors this morning. i agree with matt it's probably on the fact they will win market share from thomas cook because it was a giant presence in the industry. we're also looking on th

department about work he did for the ukrainian government back in 2012 in a scheme that was cooked up by paulafort, the president's campaign chairman. greg craig is the only member to be prosecuted in a case derived from the mueller probe. this case had seemed a little wobbly from the start, but today the verdict in less than five hours from a jury, not guilty. joining us now is josh gerstein, senior political affairs with politico.com there for the whole trial. josh, nice to have you here. thanks for being here. >> rachel, good to be with you. >> i got the sense from reading your dispatches from the greg craig trial that the prosecution might have wobbled a little bit, might have seemed a little off their game or might have seemed they had been knocked off a bit by the judge at the outset of this trial. was it not that much of a surprise when craig got acquitted today by this jury or did it surprise you? >> i was a little surprised with how quickly it came, rachel, but i wasn't that surprised with the acquittal. i really felt there were going to be at least a few jurors that had reasonable d

that and i saw you nodding along to what paul was saying that you want to jump in with with an observation. i meant to actually sponsored has to be political cooks to really to international lopez to be a coast. to sleep he would pull in big block of consequence is always something we want reasons why these things keep happening lawrence the end of the i.n.f. treaty leaves really only one major treaty that would really i mean at least on paper act as some type of deterrent for the development of arsenals that's the new start treaty but many say that that treaty is in jeopardy as well i mean is that the case well it is if the united states doesn't agree with the russians to extend it both sides of kept that in one of the great things about the what we call the new start treaty it allows 20 inspections each year by both the both countries and that has continued even despite the problems we have with with russia it can be easily extended in fact the president trump would agree to extend it he doesn't have to go back to the senate to get ratified nor does president putin have to go to the duma so that to get us to 2026 and in the interim we could be

that and i saw you nodding along to what paul was saying that you want to jump in with with an observation. i meant to actually sponsored has to be political cooks to really to international lopez to be a coast. to sleep do you think the lack of consequence is always something we want reasons why these things keep happening lawrence the end of the i.n.f. treaty leaves really only one major treaty that would really i mean at least on paper act as some type of deterrent for the development of arsenals that's the new start treaty but many say that that treaty is in jeopardy as well i mean is that the case well it is if the united states doesn't agree with the russians to extend it both sides of kept out and one of the great things about the what we call the new start treaty it allows 20 inspections each year by both the both countries and that has continued even despite the problems we have with with russia it can be easily extended in fact the president trump board agreed to extend it he doesn't have to go back to the senate to get ratified nor does president putin have to go to the duma so that it get us to 2026 and in the interim we could begin

paul: let's head to san francisco and bloomberg technology's mark gurman. what did we learn about the new phones? cookls it a stunning new design, but that is not true. these phones look similar to last year's models. they change the looks of the cameras on the back. they added a third camera to the a pro and promax, which is mouthful of a name, but functionality wise, very advanced. the thing is, however, i believe, new designs, new major capabilities like 5g, in screen fingers print scanners. that is what sells phones. the question is, how many of these new features will be by theto spur purchases average consumer? shery: what about the price? the iphone 11 is supposed to be cheaper. mark: they are doing that because they made a major miscalculation last year with be $750 price point for the iphone x are. -- x-r. they will be slapped with tariffs given the u.s.-china trade situation, so i think they are banking on volume to offset that and any impact from that. waul: and you watch -- a ne watch unveiled as well. any new developments or is it just incremental? mark: this is the smallest update to the

of thomas cook for example so it may be that the opposition decides to keep the government keep the government here but they're not going to let the government take the fees out of the fund paul thanks for now we'll be hearing more from paul brennan at westminster of course as the night continues there in london. and the debate goes on jeremy coleman the leader of the opposition saying the prime minister should have resigned and no one trusts him to finds from both sides of the house in london full conference call that story of the un general assembly and us impeachment in just a moment. some asked. obvious. to the core. but were all complicit in creating wild of terror and oppression. living in fear and denial they reveal their motivations and the shocking truths from the inside. witness the women of ice. on al-jazeera. the 1950 s. a clash of guns politics and a challenge to french colonial. any 2 part series al-jazeera world tells the dramatic story of how modern chinese eel was born that give us back our land and sea level flight. with a rare eye witness testimony from the men who fought the french on the ground to newseum the battle for independence episode one of the reb