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dehehe ended up digginge a h that's deeper than they a already in. robert: i keep coming inck to the uestion of why. you hear about t reports of the tesmony, the president can't let go of 201 whether it's a conspiracy theory, or his own beliefsut ahat happened. is that the reason this all happened, the shadow diplomacy, rudy giuliani? was it 2016? or is i something else? jeff: i think it's largely that, yes. i thinke ri'rt to say he's fixated on 201 robert: but he won. jeff: i know but he doesn't like the fact that people think he may have won illegitimately so if hean prove or find else to prove that wasn't russi and it was ukraine working with the democrats and that's why the server is in ukraine and let's look into that, that would suage his conrns aboutge anyone sing that he won in a way that wn't 100%.as robert: you've seen him speaking to himnd president putin at the same time. do you think of that excngng jeff: it's surreal, really.ar thatcula press conference. they were standing next to each taking large the side of the russian president over

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he was a terrific orator, and h is life spanned american history. you can find much more of all the day's news on our website. i'laura trevelyan. --thank you so much for joining wahing "bbc world news america." announcer: funding for this presentation is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuinga'olutions for amerneglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station thank you. ...is ju. up here. that's whe man: she took me out to those weapons. i atink we're off to a gtart. ptioning sponsored by newshour productions, c >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight:n the vice president and the secretary of state come face to face with turkey's president erdogan, agreeing to a five-day pause in the syrian incursion. then, the acting white house chief of staff admits that military aid for ukraine was withheld in exchange for a promise to investigate democrats. plus, a brexit breakthrough. the united kingdom reaches a tentative deal with theon european unio prevent a hard c

i thinke lawmakers h been appalled by this. the presi pnt is lonely her without theuprt of even former administration oicials who stepped down over this, poli including forr defense secretary james manis. congress can't oft agree that today is friday let alone on major policy like. this you saw earlier this week the house votedhe oveingly on a symbolic resolutionem cong essentially the president across the board for his actions and implications.s. when you're uniting these lawmakers on a policy issue, it's an unusual pace. robert: your point, sue, about the president being alone. heent an unusual letter to president erdogan. hes wrote "lerk out a good deal. you don't want to be responsible for slaughtering thousands of peop, don't be a fool, i will call you later." erdogan reportedly found the letter ins iting. jeff, when you're at the white house, what motivated the president to do this, to send are there any guardrails around him? jeff: the answer to theti second qu is no and as far as what motivated him, this is pure i think

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anything could h happen n next sunday.re w will be a meeting betwen the political l party isis to to form a majority y in parliliame. really a l lot more e twists i s political drama coming up. and iraq, antigovernment protest have been going on for over a week. 15 people were killed in a neighborhood in eastern baghdad, bringing the total to 110 debt. people have poured into the streets to demand an end to corruption and an improvement in social services. gunshots to disperse protesters, still defiant, refusing to leave the streets of baghdad, despite a 17 point so-called recovery plan announced by iraqi authorities. the anger has not been eased. fofor six days, demands of beeen the same -- economic reforms and the resignation of the government they accuse of corruption. sunday, several demonstrators were shot and killed by police forces. in all, since last week, more than 100 people have died in the violence and several thousand were wounded. >> we are demonstrating peacefully. what do they want from us? why are they kil

m there h at stake. this is a case that has shone a spotlight on the extent to which sports bodies are prepared to wid influence to tackle discrimination. >> megan rapinoe! dan: the game's best female player player highlighting the issue at football's most prestigious awards ceremony. megan: the young iranian woman who set heelf on fire because she wasn't able to go to the ga. dan: one activist, the sister of the captain of theen'sfieam, says tha should have been tough sooner. >> we have been sending letters to fifa for years. if fifa took this issue more seriously, the death of this girl would have been prevented. dan: does fifa havblood on his hands?nd >> all of us are saddened by what happened to to sahar. we need to find practical women have access in iran. that is our focus. dan: during this year's s rld cup, progress as some women were olowed inside the stadium d watch their team on giant screens. the ope is that authorities g honor their pledge to go a step further in what could prove a game chang

but t knowing thatat you had h . your heart w was just paul. that helps you to remember t that there'e's gonna be a a betr time aheaead of you more than seven yr ending conflict in syria does one of the world's mosost famous war crimes p prosecutors believe they'l'l ever be justice for the victims and also o on the show. is gauze on the brink ofof war . i'm at the hospital more than two hundred dead in gaza this year alone three palestinian kids killed in an israeli astruc earlier this week. rockets fired into israel from gaza. will the verge of another all out war that's how discon

the senator called me out for saying sit would double h-1b visas. the effect of that is what i believe he still will do, pushing it to effectively 300,000. what is the estimate of h-1b visa holders in this country right now. >> it's not 65,000. it's about half a million each year there are probably 150,000. it's not a capped category. non-profit organizations can get them in unlimited numbers. that means universities like the university of california displaced all their american i.t. workers with visa workers. this will straight ahead to other industries. there is no doubt about that. accounting, nursing, teaching. many other knowledge professions. good jobs that americans now have. >> the hospital association, a number of the nurses also oppose this senate bill 386. >> with good reason. it per pet waits and reward this business model of replacing american workers. >> we we thought this the was well on the way to eliminating. and then mike lice on par -- this has moved out of the house as you know. it's sitting in the senate -- it will be one of the

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are two different foreign policiesoing onnd then this leads into h h explanation of what he you thinp sos to bening with the president's engagement on ukraine. the whi house is continuing with a messaging that is a lotot focused on process. they're attacking the process on the they are -- and they aree also trying to discredit a lot of the witnesses. heard the president today criticizing taylor and we'll see if thatticks. this is a decades-long career diplomat who came forward, who was hired by this administtion. robert: and you're standing outside, notebook in hand the secure area inside of the house while all these people testify but ambassador taylor in particular. take me inside the room. what were you hearing from members about how it went and why it matted? >> ambassador taylor's testimony has had the most impact of anyone who has come in thus far in this impeachment probe. it's because of the details of his testimony and als the way he connects dots. even when he wasn't in the room, he was in the their active of the peopleth who were i room. and he talked abo how the giuliani l

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h&m has been under pressure.shows after a period of investment and driving through the strategies moving towards the more digital focused model and focusing on the customer and the customer journey and controlling the stock, they've managed to grow profits and beaten expectations. this is good news for h&m. >> two things jump out one they've noted that the integration of on line and physical stores continues and they plan to offer customers to shop on line in about 70 or so new markets. they are really offering integration and different brands through h&m. what do you think of this strategy >> i thinks it crucial through the future of apparent shoppers don't shop in channels. they shop around social media is a crucial tool so integrating physical and digital. allowing people digital touch points within the store is really important that is the right thing for them to do. >> zeroing in on the uk, reading through some of your latest research in brexit one study court my eye, you found remainers are likely to cut ba

let's hear h from a cole of them >> was i on the phone call? he taskedit me to meet the president of ukraine and carry our concerns about those issues and anyone tha looks athe president's transcript will see that the president was raising issues that were appropriate, that were genuine interest to theca ame people. bob: tim, y, wrote the best selling book "american carnage" about how the republican party became controlled by president trump.p. when you see tse leaders in the cabinet advocating for the president's position on foreignr policy in ukraine, what does that tell you? tim: it t ils us a lot of things, bob. first and foremost, what tells you is that everyone within the inner orbit certainly of the president and e oner orbit, they understand that if you are going to cross this president, if you are going to go to theo mattresses with him, you're going to lose.s there iery little incentive for anyone in his innerire, anyone in the west wing or in the administration of any authority or influence to go to-toe with hho and try talk him down

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there is selective leaking by h the yodemocrats. the only things that you're hearing and what you just talked about are leaked by the democrats. i hostmean, this is really tras unconscienceable i think. >> the white house transcript was as is not memo n that memo, this is not a word for word nt transcript. do you believe from the transcript that the president t asked a foreign government for help in the u.s. elections? and if so, should that -- is es: that appropriate for a president to do? >> no.t beli i don't believe he did. and i i read the transcript. i read the whistle-blower was de complaint. i read the office of legal counsel opinion which said the inspector general saidte that there was detected bias with o d whistle-blower. i encourage you to read it. it's not that long. krtranscript of the call. it starts out congratulating the president of ukraine. they had a parliamentary election. congratulating him on that.coun then it goes into basically talking about how other countries are not giving aid toe ukraine. and so that's w

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