it is the resolution on alice chen. >> i will defer to you on alice chen. >> why don't we do this first then. >> thank you. >> all those in favor of accepting the finance committee report. opposed. >> hearing none it is adopted. now we go to consent calendar. the resolution for alice chen. >> correct. the consent calendar for resolution 1913, honoring doctor alice chen requested by the health commission and a draft had been presented to doctor chen at a reception at the san francisco general for her. i would like to move that consent. >> all those in favor signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> next item. >> no public comment for 6. item 7 the san francisco behavioral health adult residential facility. >> mr. pickens do you need help pulling up the presentation? >> good afternoon, commissioners, roland pickens, director of san francisco health network. i will be joined by my colleague kelly hiramoto former director of transitions for the san francisco health network. i am here today to share with you some of the background and circumstances pertaining to the adult residential facility locate

lonhi chen, research fellow at the hoover institution and former presidential campaign adviser to both marco rubio and mitt romney, a name you might hear later on. to all of you, welcome to our discussion. frank, what do you make generally and now that katie has filled in the specificity of investigating the investigators? >> let me tell you why i think we're about to witness what i call a fabricated spectacle. manufactured spectacle. for an unpleasant time during my fbi career, i led internal investigations. i was joined at the hip with the doj inspector general. i reconstructed investigative results. i know a little bit about how that works. and i know you have a decision to make. you can administratively compel employees to talk to you or you can decide to go the criminal route. when you administratively compel them, they must talk to you or face possible termination. you can draw an adverse inference from their failure to talk to you. you tend to get cooperation under those circumstances. and you tend to get to the bottom of what you're getting at. when you decide to go criminal, g

that's where special contributor joie chen met with voters as part of our matter of fact listening tour in pennsylvania. joie: the orange vanilla twist at sara's is everything here. >> this is real erie? >> if somebody has lived here for a year and they haven't been to sara's, they haven't been to erie. joie: it is also a trait that captures the flavor of erie politics. sharp contrasts twisted together. do you think the rest of the country understands erie's politics? >> no, but i think that's why erie was one of the top counties that changed their mind to go and the rest of the country needs to catch up. joie: we asked 71-year-old judy phelps, a life-long democrat turned die-hard "trumper," to join us. she brought along friends from the local gop, some who had also made the switch from d to r. and the last two years have proven you right, in your mind? >> well in my mind, absolutely. one big thing is that i'm very happy with what he's doing and sticking to his guns. every time i see anything about the border i think, you go! because that's what we need. >> i do believe in the wall that

cnn's natasha chen with more. >> reporter: it's been an emotional weekend for this community. police say the two had an argument in the bar. and they observe e ed someone w was getting agitated with people. and that man came back later, with one other person, who passed through this door that has no weapons allowed on this property. 40 or 50 people were there and they killed 4 men. we are hearing of heheroics, including one man who died who pushed a woman to save her. >> i was in front of him. he pushed me out of the way. and i was on the floor. and there was blood everywhere. >> at a tense vigil sunday night, we heard about another man who died in tomorrows the fiancee. kansas governor laura kelly said, i can't to ontinue to be frustrated with these mass shootings and killings occur on a regular frequency. >>> the nine justices on the supreme court take their next term. they will face a docket on yi s issues like abortion and it will come in june on the 2020 presidential campaign. >> reporter: a momentous term is set to begin. the justices will tackle an array of hot-button i

natasha chen, thank you so much.cted a former dallas police officer amber guyger was shot and killed. the dallas county d.a.'s office confirms the victim was this man, joshua brown. he was the neighbor who testified that he heard the confrontation between guyger and botham jean, the guy guyger murdered in his own apartment. brown was killed about five miles from the complex botham jean was murdered. witnesses say they saw a silver four-door sedan speed away from the parking lot. there are no descriptions of the suspect. a businessman is offering a $100,000 reward for information in that case. tomorrow morning the nine u.s. supreme court justices return to their chamber. why this upcoming term is expected to be explosive. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. beauty editors have tried everything in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive formulation whitens safely for a 100% noticeably whiter smile. guarante

commissioner chen. >> thank you for this report. this is the first time that i think tida has heard about your vision and the plan that you have for retail. he really appreciate it. i am encouraged that you have been thinking about it and giving it great thought. thank you for that. let me -- i have comments and questions. the first is that i understand that you are concentrating the retail along the southern part of the island, which you have outlined in red. my question is about the ground floor uses in the residential area of the island. we had a presentation at the board a couple weeks ago where we saw the residential buildings. it was not clear how the ground floor spaces will be used. are they lobbies and private pre space or a mix of uses along that area? you said that there is a mixed use zoning for the southern end, but, in fact, is there the ability to do ground floor uses, retail, commercial, flexible use, but something other than residential. >> thanks for the question. the first four buildings that were presented last w

>> natasha chen, thank you so much for bringing us the latest there. >>> so it's just starting to feelthers, it's already looking like winter. >> not so much. >> look at this. winter weather alerts are in effect for north dakota, south dakota, minnesota. this is crazy. this storm has set new records in bismarck, north dakota, for october snow. it's only october 12th. >> i thought this was going to be file video. i didn't know it was from this year. >> freshly fallen snow. >> look at grand forks, minnesota, east grand forks. we know parts of minnesota, wisconsin, michigan, too, they're not going to see as much snow as the dakotas, but strong wind gusts, that means windchills in the teens and 20s tonight and into tomorrow morning, so you can maybe get your fireplace lit. >> and think warm thoughts for the folks there. >>> a legal loophole is setting convicted military rapists free. everyone is watching the supreme court to see if it will take up these cases. ahead,y u oar going to hear from three women fighting for justice. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also

of course, the cause of this fire is still under investigation. >> natasha chen, appreciate the updatenk you. >>> the former ambassador to ukraine, she said she was pushed out over unfounded and false claimed. now national security officials are throwing their support behind her. we'll discuss all of this with the former ambassador to denmark laurie fulton next. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. it offers head-up display.. chevy silverado hd. wow, that's dialed in. i can still keep my eyes on the road. my truck doesn't have that. it offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different camera views. that's quality picture. it even offers one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible to help you see what's behind you. oh, wow! which in this case happens to be the competition since they don't offer the same amount of cameras as the silverado. literally in the rear-view. where they should be. to severe plaque psoriasis get clearer. and tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in provid

cnn's natasha chen has more. >> reporter: it's been an incredibly emotional weekend for this community. police say that there was some sort of argument inside the bar before the shooting. people here saturday night said they saw a man getting agitated and getting into an argument before getting kicked out of this establishment. people who stayed in the bar said that man came back into the bar, past this sign that says no firearms allowed on the property, but they believe the suspects fired shots in the bar, killing four men. we're hearing of incredible heroics, including one man who died as he pushed away a young woman who was in front of her. >> i was in front of him. then he just pushed me out of the way, i was on the floor, and people with blood everywhere. i was just crawling trying to get behind chairs and tables. >> reporter: at a vigil we heard of another man who died in the arms of his fiancee inside that bauer. kansas governor offered a statement saying, i continue to be frustrated these mass shootings and killings occur with regular frequency. our nation has an obligation to

. >> natasha chen is live in granada hills, california. natasha, i know that you're getting a good look now that the sun is coming up this hour. what are you seeing? >> reporter: yeah, now that we can take a closer look at things, we're seeing that there is no back to what used to be this house. in fact in looking at google maps, we understand that there was a house actually behind this one, so what we're looking at is two completely destroyed homes. you can still see some smoke coming up from the hot spots there and there actually is a fire crew on scene just monitoring the hot spots in the area, so a really devastating thing to come back to whenever these people do come back and take a look. a lot of this area, a lot of this neighborhood is still evacuated at this moment. the good news is the wind is supposed to be dying down by midday and that should help the firefighting effort. we did hear from people in a different neighborhood who saw what could have been the beginning of the saddle ridge fire. the cause of the fire is still under i

. >> cnn's natasha chen is live in granada hills, california.the latest update on what you're seeing there this morning and what these people are finding. >> yeah, christi and victor. they're finding homes like this, and there are about 31 structures that have been completely destroyed or damaged where you're seeing burned out garages, the remnants of what used to be someone's home, and there are some pretty heartbreaking moments where people realize if their home is one of those 31. there were some others that got escorted by police to their homes yesterday afternoon to pick up a few items, and they still didn't want people to stay in their homes, so they got some stuff and got back out. generally speaking people all around here are dealing with very poor air quality right now. as you can imagine, they're wearing masks. we're wearing them in between reports to keep out some of the smoke particles. but in general people are waiting to see the extent of the damage. here's one man in the porta ranch area who came and saw his home burned to the gro

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breaking down the warriors we are a week from the we bring it on a great friend of the show sandy chen dog with yahoo sports to break down the upcoming season. bay area sports night 7 o'clock. back to you have all right, thanks guysnd out there tonight, this is beautiful nice evening little brisk little breezy point it looks good. if you're indoors right now looking outside and certainly it's one of those gorgeous evenings love the colors out there on the horizon right now the sun setting on the bay area get ready for cold night ahead temperatures going to be dropping off in the 30's and for his round part of the bay area tomorrow morning though we're going to see some patchy fog early on some partly cloudy skies to start your day and that was the head toward the middle a day. a mix of some sunshine and some clouds you might want keep jacket with you tomorrow afternoon, especially along the coastline. it will be breezy again not with the like today, but breezy out toward the coast with some 50's 60's there we'll find a lot of 60's indeanthen the couple low 70's well inland. so there's

yet 2 teeth left behind michael chen reports. to sandy a guns, one the scenic trip on a kayak. >>and one on invited guest danny mcdaniel and john chambers were midway through a weekend dive trip to catalina island when they decided to fill some down time saturday by renting kayaks beautiful gorgeous day they've had always bound for ship rock a popular dive spot about 2 miles away. they were just when they daniel fell away something push of my kayak to sign i thought john >>and that's with me it was not his friend who was about 6 feet away him in the kayak move drastically and then continue to move in the next moment, both men saw what was doing the pushing conoco shape head right there. and a giant a massive body inches away mcdaniels all the head of a great white shark. some 19 feet long clamp down on the kayak completely fraud i had my or up like this the primary thought on top of everything else was don't fall into water. other thoughts were oh my god, this is this thing is giant kraft book rap and then. >>i yelled at him for for him to hit it let go and then too and between

constance chen says she gets calls every day from women asking what to do about their implants. >> for many people they develop lots of problems like auto immune diseases or even cancer, worst-case scenario. >> reporter: earlier this year we talked to a group of women with a type of lymphoma linked to the textured breast implants. were you told about this before you got your implants? >> no, not at all. >> i removed my chest to get rid of cancer and reconstructed it and put cancer back in. >> reporter: textured implants made by allergan were taken off the market in july the fda wants manufacturers of all implants to have a warning on the package along with ingredients and a checklist for patients spelling out the risks. those proposals are now open to comment, manufacturers telling nbc news today they will review them and participate in discussion the fda is not recommending women have them removed unless they have symptoms of the lymphoma like swelling or redness but some women are choosing to take them out anyway, not wanting to wait for the worst. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new yor

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they are in beijing the so-called chen immense square massacre and indeed the east german company's government has sent messages of support to the chinese communists so there really was a real fear that something similar could happen in east germany among the many groups of participated in these demonstrations christian religious groups were very prominent tell us more about their role in those demonstrations if you will both the protestant and catholic churches would tolerate seeds in east germany and they use their position to an extent to support dissidents and usually in a sort of non-confrontational quiet way for instance by holding a piece of prayers and so on in fact peace present been held in the nicholai case of the st nicholas church in light sake which would be a main focus today. since 1902 so this is this this it's something that had been brewing at the same time the the sort of structured nature of the churches of course allowed surveillance by the security services and indeed on the 9th of october 1909 the church was full of agents that it was quite difficult for real dissidents

and lonny chen, a fellow at the hoover institution. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we have breaking news. obviously, special forces have killed the leader of isis. commandos carried out a raid overnight in northern syria along the border with turkey. president trump just said isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi is among the dead. president trump made the announcement himself this morning. >> last night, the united states brought the world's number one terrorist leader to justice. abu bakr al baghdadi is dead. he was the founder and leader of isis. the most ruthless and violent terror organization anywhere in the world. >> nbc news analyst evan kohlmann said this would be a crippling setback for isis and that there are few well recognized candidates to replace him. joining me now from northern syria is our chief foreign correspondent richard engle. richard, there's a symbolic element

ok well thanks for your insight on this for now again political scientist joseph chen in hong kong thanks a lot and. thanks former brazilian president lula da silva has refused to be put in a semi open prison with better conditions claiming he won't accept bargaining with his rights and freedom lula da silva was the president of brazil from 2003 to 2010 he then served as the head of presidential staff in the administration of his successor and 2017 lou was convicted of money laundering and corruption and sentenced to 12 years in prison that are to exclusively a spanish channel spoke to the former president in his prison. fear no one has to accept that foreign interference in the affairs of a sovereign state i do not support american brazilian colombian or any other interference their attempts to control another country by promoting their own candidates by creating a fake figurehead like one guy joe i'm totally against this there are situations that a democratic country has to deal with on its own. you brazil is a very big country it can be fully sovereign it could become one of the main a

we these are ms chen some fog under the terrace goes further east.our as well. not as expecting as much rain as we have had in the last 24 hours, but nevertheless the ground is saturated so it will go straight onto the roads and rivers. lots of spray and standing water for those travelling. and of course the strong and gusty winds which will eventually blow the rain boy from scotla nd eventually blow the rain boy from scotland and northern ireland, and allow brighter skies stopping could ta ke allow brighter skies stopping could take much of the day for the rain to get into southern and eastern areas, once the fog is cleared away. it doesn't look as went for east anglia as it was during the day on sunday. but nevertheless more rain is not good news. now, it does meander its way into the near continent as we head into tuesday morning. it is very close by. so a drug that feels a little bit. then that low pressure is moving a little closer to the north—west of scotland. still windy in northern and western areas. avintia and potentially across northern e

the pro-democracy protests those watan call in recent months and i'm joined now by a reporter sherry chen oh sure you've been covering those protests for us in hong kong now what similarities do you see between these 2 movements even the protesters maybe learning from each other right so one of the biggest similarity is the strategy they use a specially when the protesters in catalonia they decided to go to the airport to stage a demonstration because this usually not a very common site for them on stations but it has been very important to hong kong protesters and actually the group that mobilized the public to go to the airport and they tweeted a photo of the demonstration and they used. my friend now is actually a very important strategy for hong kong protesters is actually a quote from the famous actor bruce lee and it means to be flexible to be fluid and to be fast moving and the other strategy that the protesters they are actually they use of technology and social media to organize a protest and one group of activists group they actually are going to a public forum to specifically l

chen says he's confident china has the upper hand or china because of exploiting to us china is duallye value by u.s. carli with our china because most things american people use each day are all made in china. but unless a trade deal is reached more business owners like him in china and in the u.s. could become casualties of the trade war right matheson al-jazeera shanghai. time for a quick check of the headlines here al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has approved a series of sanctions on turkey is also calling for an immediate cease fire in northern syria where turkish forces are carrying out a military offensive in kurdish held areas in the us vice president mike pence says he'll be heading to the region to discuss his campaign. let me say the president could not have been more firm with president i would want to that. the united states of america is simply not going to tolerate. turkey's invasion of syria any further and we're calling on syria to stand down and end the violence and come to the negotiating table and that's the reason the president sending me to the region to ma

north korea to come to the negotiation hero and we have to wait and see whether the trump or the mr chen will risk falling into the old you know trap by north korea for the sake of seizing the opportunity to continuously talk to come. down to gang thank you so much for your insight joining us from seoul we appreciate it you're welcome. there's a more anti-government i rest and life fire in iraq's capital baghdad officials say at least 5 protesters have been killed after 2 day curfew ended so that takes the number killed in the last 5 days to almost 100 with thousands more injured a number of t.v. stations have also been attacked security forces have been deployed to keep demonstrators away from central square some ron khan has more from baghdad. despite the internet being cut off across most of the country iraqi protestors have found a way to upload videos on to social media sites that appear to show life and take us clouds these are pictures of iraq's government doesn't want you to see they paint a picture of what's happening on the ground and help explain why they have been many deaths

we're actively calling for the president's removal from office reporter natasha chen spent the day talking to republican voters in georgia. >>who say that the impeachment inquiry is a sham. >>a room full of republicans raise their hands in agreement at this monthly cobb county gop breakfast. in a district outside atlanta once represented by house speaker newt gingrich who led the charge in the impeachment inquiry against president bill clinton in 1998 and i'm and whose daughter, jackie cushman was the featured speaker this morning and really concerned about karzai she's country. but this is not a georgia 6th from the day's gingrich was in congress. >>the district lines have been redrawn and demographics democrat lucy mcbath won a tight race here last november. i don't really understand what happened so we're trying to get them we saw. the republican base here believes the impeachment inquiry is a sham. you feel it's ok to ask foreign governments for help in our election. well hate. and what get what asked for he want know about a criminal act. >>and they feel it will work in their favor to

. >> natasha chen spent this morning talking to republican voters in the republican divided sixth congressional district. and you got an ear full from people, right? >> yes, they're very vocal. they elected the very first democrat. and so the republican voters this morning, they were talking about this impeachment inquiry with me. they told me they feel like democrats are grasping at anything to get rid of president trump, this is what they said. >> is it okay to ask for help. >> what did he ask for? he wanted to know about a criminal act. >> we also spoke with some cobb county voters not at this breakfast that feel very differently. one woman told me if there is a president on television admitting to saying these things to the president, then what other option is there than to pursue an impeachment inquiry. cobb county democrats said at a recent local fair they had available copies because they have felt it was calling for a inquiry. she did say that a more thorough inquiry was needed. i voted to formalize the impeachment process on september 12th and continue to support the responsibility of

deliberations, but over the past week, we saw filibustering during sessions led by lawmakers such as tanya chenh led to those sessions being derailed. middle ground very difficult to find one opposition lawmakers are questioning her legitimacy and ability to govern, calling for her resignation. happening, there is still a lot of questions about how effective her policies will be, even with the emphasis on the economy, housing, livelihoods. there is 5 billion hong kong dollars carved out for did -- for transitional housing. the question, will that be enough to address the housing crunch. there is also the controversial artificial islands planned that was included in this policy confidenced business that was not considered in her outline. this is something claudia mo questioned with us. conditions have been worsening, expected to deteriorate further, and has not attempted to stem that. this week, banks working with the monetary authority to provide more funding into the economy, which bloomberg intelligence -- loan demand was already slowing before the protest. what is today, october 17? exactly

here's natasha chen. >> reporter: a room full of republicans raised their hand in agreement.anta once represented by newt gingrich who led the charge in the impeachment inquiry of bill clinton. but this is not the georgia sixth from the days gingrich was in congress. the district lines have been redrawn and demographics have changed. lucy mcbecht won a tight race last year. >> i don't understand what happened so we're trying to get that resolved. >> the republican base believes the impeachment inquiry is a sham. >> you feel it's okay to ask foreign governments for help in our elections. >> hey. what did he ask for? he wanted to know about a criminal act. >> i feel like it's helpful. i feel like people are mad, people are sick of this. >> cobb county democrats made available copies of the mueller report and the phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine at their booth at a local fair. they said giving access to the primary source is the best avenue giving it a spip and that these documents speak for themselves in supporting a more thorough inquiry. what ar

we talk with lanhee chen of the hoover institution about the state of the economy and what the trumpinistration can do. a breaking story -- boris johnson has a plan b for brexit if the eu rejects his deal. ♪ >> this is balance on bloomberg television on david westin. let's go to mark crumpton. >> in paris, an attack at police headquarters has killed four officers. employees say an employee attacked the officers with a knife for he was shot and killed. it is not known the motive. the employee was described as an administrator who worked in the intelligence unit. at the police headquarters is located across the street from notre dame cathedral. two years after the deadliest mass shooting in modern history, a settlement has been reached for those who sued over the las vegas massacre. attorneys said the mgm resorts international will pay between 1730 5 million and 800 million to victims and their families. hundreds of lawsuits have been filed against the owner of the mandalay bay resort where a man opened fire against an outdoor concert in 2017. 58 people were killed and hundreds more wo

natasha chen has more. >> reporter: it's been an emotional weekend for this community.he suspects had an argument inside the bar before the shooting. and those that were here saturday night say they observed someone who was getting agitated with the bartender and patrons before he went out. and that man came back later, with one other person, who passed through this door that has no weapons allowed on this property. they believe the two suspects fired shots inside. 40 or 50 people were there and they killed 4 men. we are hearing of heroics, including one man who died who pushed a woman to save her. >> if he didn't push me, i would have gotten shot. i was in front of him. he pushed me out of the way. and i was on the floor. and there was blood everywhere. i was crawling and trying to get behind tables and trying to get behind chairs. >> reporter: at a tense vigil sunday night, we heard about another man who died in the arms of his fiancee. kansas governor laura kelly gave a statement, saying, i continue to be frustrated with these mass shootings and killings occur on a r

natasha chen, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, senator elizabeth warren campaigning in iowag questions about her plans for one of her most pressing issues in the 2020 race: health care. we'll take you to the trail right after this. ♪ ♪ applebee's new pasta and grill combos. choose from up to 12 combinations starting at $9.99. >>> all right, today a dozen 2020 contenders are out on the campaign trail campaigning nationwide. of those 12, seven democrats are in the hawkeye state. of the candidates in iowa, elizabeth warren is taking questions from voters at a town hall that just so happens to be in warren county. warren has faced intense criticism from her 2020 competitors over how she plans to pay for medicare for all. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is at the town hall. jeff, what is the message today? >> reporter: hey, fredricka, good afternoon. so far senator elizabeth warren has not addressed all of these questions that are surrounding her candidacy about how she would pay for her proposal for medicare for all. of course, that was the topic front and cent

figure can the holiday season help turn the group around let's dive deeper into retail with oliver chen you nervous about what the holidays will bring? there's people talking about how many bankruptcy we'll see coming out of this one. >> there's a lot of cautious optimism there's six fewer days november could be tough if it's warmer there are fears around the mall and also women's apparel that being said, there are some great opportunities. i would go for value, grocery. you think about business models like costco with an excellent product assortment and great prices we like walmart and target as well pl planet fitness is a great option as well. >> we have so many problems with mall and mall traffic. photographic is running negative three to five. the battle with amazon is a big factor too physical retail is profoundly changing and companies like macy's and other department stores really need to close stores and repurpose their stores they are competing hard against off price sector which is a clearer value. you can get great clothes at target and costco. we like a business model called

cnn national correspondent natasha chen is live for us in kansas city, kansas.hat are you learning? >> reporter: well, fred, i've been talking to the friends of the people involved here. it's very upsetting to everyone. the good news is that the five people who were injured with gunshots they were told will be okay. we talked to one woman whose cousins are among the injured and whose friends are among the deceased, they tell me this was someone who got into an argument inside the bar, was asked to leave and then came back and that's when this confrontation and shooting possibly happened, police say, around 1:30 in the morning. they arrived here and found four people dead inside the bar and five people injured outside. when i talked to the woman whose friends were killed, here's what she said for the suspects that are still out there right now. >> turn yourself in or yourselves in. make it easier for yourselves. find it in your hearts to do this, please, because nobody deserved this. we have brothers, sons, cousins, uncles that are no longer here because of your

david: joining me with reaction is former national security advisor to vice president chen - cheney,president trump was critical of the pullout from iraq. aren't we going to see the same thing now in syria? >> that's exactly right. i think that's what we are seeing unfold right now. it's a strategic humanitarian and moral disaster for the united states that really looks like nothing so much as it looks like obama 2.0. david: what could we have done. i am getting signals from folks in the military itself that erdogan was making it clear that whether the u.s. troops were there or not, he would go in to take action against the kurds to create a buffer zone between turkey and syria. >> it's hard to know because erdogan has been threatening to go in there and fight the kurds that he believes are an afilliate of a turkish terrorist organization, the pkk. but he's been threatening this for years. he hasn't gone in because we had a united states force working with the kurds trying to address not only our security concerns against isis but to reassure the turks we'll not allow this kurdish fo

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boris johnson wasn't there but this is the thing that killed me who do they think has to go out and chenup. >> exactly. >> if they do block the streets whose going to be harmed the most the people that need to get to work that work hourly jobs are trying to put food on the table? they don't help their cause at all. they achieve nothing and until they are ready to talk about nuclear power as an option i don't want to hear from them. i agree completely with that sentiment. you know, kat, i bet you have some kind of analogy about a guy trying to impress a girl at a bar and then he falls and cracks his skull. that's exactly what this is. >> [laughter] >> they wanted to impress and they didn't, they just humiliated himself. no? >> honestly i was going to say that i feel bad for them. >> oh, really? >> i do. because they were so close right like if they had just managed to get the fake blood only on on the treasury building and not on themselves, climate change would have been solved. obviously that's not a thing right? so there is these people who claim they are so passionate about this issue

natasha chen, cnn. >>> that stharnatasha, thank yo. a murder trial has been found shot. he testified at trial about the night of the killing. brown was found shot several times outside his apartment complex on friday. he died at a nearby hospital. just days earlier, guyger was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison. she said that she mistakenly entered jean's apartment thinking it was hers and shot him thinking he was an intruder. >>> ukraine, it is at the heart of the impeachment inquiry. the former soviet nation is facing its own troubles as well. at this hour, thousands of people are expected to protest against the controversial decision by the president of that nation, president zelensky. he is supporting a deal with pro-russian rebels that would introduce special status and elections for ukraine's breakaway regions. that's where a five-year war has killed more than 13,000 people since 2014. our sam kylie is in the capital city of kiev. sam, this during a time when ukraine is caught up with its ally the u.s. som