news live from berlin germany's foreign minister calls for a lasting cease fire in northern syria michael boss is an anchor over talks with his turkish counterpart who dismissed as unrealistic another german proposal for an international security zone in the region we'll go live to our correspondent in turkey also coming up on president of massive protests in chile up to 1000000 people take to the streets of the capital santiago and elsewhere in the south american country to the biggest rallies yet in a week of protests in which at least 19 people have died. and is it a bridge is it a building and art gallery or a work of art itself we go to a valley in that haven of high design in norway to take a look at the twist. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us germany's foreign minister has called for a lasting cease fire in northern syria after talks in ankara mosques and his turkish counterpart show little commented on proposals. to limit the conflict on syria's border travel show lou blasted germany for criticizing turkey's offensive against kurdish militias calling for more solid

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michael: you are strangling the business. richard: back up. you're crossing the line between father and boss. monis: it was a classic clash of generations, and i was stuck in the middle. how much money does this business need to go to the next level? michael: whatever it takes to build a facility. lemonis: have you looked at any? so we bought an old, abandoned warehouse. -lori: whoa. -michael: isn't it beautiful? lemonis: and we went to work and fixed it up. and that's when i learned that michael's enthusiasm had a downside. he had severely underestimated the cost. the building isn't gonna cost $600,000. it's gonna cost $1.3 million. michael: it was a mistake. lemonis: it was a mistake with my money. michael: i know that. it is never gonna happen again. lemonis: but $1.3 million later, we have a state-of-the-art ice-cream factory. michael: this takes our pint, fills it with ice cream, heat-seals it, day-codes it, and ejects it out the other end. lemonis: our sales more than doubled to about $5 million. and without the drag of a co-packer, we've improved our profits, and we've been able to jump

but michael, your former boss, hillary clinton, has re-entered spotlight over her comments of tulsi gabbertame "new york times" article said clinton talked privately and said if she thought she could win, she would enter the primary. do you really think she's given it any serious thought and did she hurt herself with the comments on tulsi gabbert. >> hillary clinton is not getting in the race. her days of being a politician or candidate are over. i think she hurt herself with the tulsi gabbert dust-up. the big thing democrats need to focus on right now is excitement. i think there's rightfully so ng sight over the top tear. bernie sanders' health issues and joe biden and his frequent gaffs as well as health issues with him and elizabeth warren -- >> let me talk, michael, about the top tier. it was fascinating in our "meet the press" first read newslet r newsletter, they say the race has narrowed to a clear top four. in national, iowa, new hampshire polls and fund-raising, the names are the same. widen, warren, sanders, buttigieg. when you break it down, all of them are white, three are men,

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michael redford, bbc news. let's hear from the spurs boss now, he says that injury to lloris, a suspected dislocated elbow, changed club must stay together. the game was tough. it was very difficult to control and manage the game. after three minutes, only what we can say is thank you to the fans for their effort to come here. i know how they feel, they are disappointed like the players, like the staff, like everyone. a few months ago, we were on the top and now we need to stay together and try to find the solution. we love the club and we need to keep going. anger at anfield, six goals at carrow road and another loss for everton. it's been a busy day in the premier league — with all the results, here's joe lynskey at the touchscreen. four years ago almost to the day, liverpool sacked this man, brendan rodgers, and replaced him with jurgen klopp. he returned to anfield today as manager of leicester city — a side themselves trying to muscle in on the top four this season, and who could've gone second with a win here today. this was a thrilling match with a dramatic conclusion... but leicester were undone by a liver

the self—proclaimed universe boss wasn't picked by any of the teams. and the former england captain michael't beleive that he wasn't guaranteed a spot. so, with the teams eventually finalised, who's done the best? well, you can decide for yourselves after looking at the squads, in full, on the bbc sport website, with lots of analysis from current and former players. and, of course, a women's competition runs alongside the men's next summer in england. all eight of the teams have two english players already, but on sunday each side got to pick their marquee women's signing. with australia captain meg lanning, the biggest name of all, going to the welsh fire. but there's a bit of a wait to see how they all get on, sarah. the tournament doesn't start until next july. let's hear then from a man who'll be playing in the hundred. jason roy, part of england's world cup winning side this summer, is the local pick for the oval invincibles. i asked him about his height and many i asked him about his height and ma ny lows i asked him about his height and many lows this summer and whether the hundred w

michael cohen. they did it with jeffrey episteiepstein and these are cases that they know the boss doesn't like ande is intact. secondly, if they read an indictment and it is an ongoing conspiracy. four people were named in the indictment and it is a very strong and very brief indictment. it's clearly an ongoing and potential in the indictment. they say the conspiracy is continuing and as they said in the press conference, they're still investigating. >> so, donald, look, this comes as "the washington post" is reporting at least four national security officials and i don't know if you heard the reporter and we should know that at least, with emphasis on at least raised alarms about what was happening with ukraine specifically about digging up dirt on the bidens and the debunked conspiracy theory on their role in the election and that they were doing so before the call. and when they heard the call within hours it got moved to the super secret server. it certainly screams at this point that there were a lot of people who knew it was wrong and an immediate urge to cover up donald. >> well, this is an

boss was this -- creature. >> seth: you went from this to lorne michaels >> yeah. [ laughter ] similar deal >> seth: for all we't. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> so, yeah, he had me in the audience he had it all preplanned so that the p.a. guy was like, "direct your attention to the jumbotron. like, "phil and stacy had their first date here at a bulls game 10 years ago they're celebrating their anniversary with us here tonight. they played "brown eyed girl." benny comes up with a cake and then i, as a jerk mavs fan, am like getting in the shot. like, "go mavs dirk, you're the man." [ light laughter ] and benny's assistant, todd, was like pushing me out of the way and i was like, "don't push me, dude." [ light laughter ] classic dallas accent. [ laughter ] and so then i kept getting in the frame, he kept pushing me. until finally, like, he kind of shoved me down a stair and then i'd, like, get this look of rage and slap the cake out of his hands yeah [ laughter ] oh, it was right, so - >> seth: so you were basically a wrestling heel is what -- yeah >> i was a wrestling heel. >> seth: and so the audience must have ha

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what was interesting is before michael cohen went to jail, he was obviously a trump, a positive guy in trump, he called him bossto hachett for $750 million. a story we reported. they pulled the book deal from him last year when he came under all that legal problems that landed him in jail. he's now in otisville federal lockup for a period of three years, which he began in may. that was a positive book. but what cohen is saying now, he's telling this to people who are visiting him in jail, obviously he has a lot of friends in the new york circuit and i know some of these folks. what he's telling people is that he is going to try to pitch another book. he definitely wants another book. it's going to be decidedly different than the first one. the first one was, again, you know, a lot of publishers passed on the first one because he was trump's personal lawyer, he was under wraps on what he could say, attorney/client confidentiality so he really couldn't like explain things, couldn't give all the juicy details in how he was a fixer for trump on this and that. by the way, off the record, some of his stories were ver

spurs boss mauricio pochettino says he doesn‘t fear the sack and will work hard to make things right. michaelle any tottenham nerves. that hope was gone after three minutes. an easy goalfor the hope was gone after three minutes. an easy goal for the season, hugo lloris‘ attempt to keep it out resulted in a nasty arm injury. the goalkeeper was given oxygen in a six minute delay, but clearly could not continue. his manager had more problems to come. aaron connelly scored to make it 2—0 in his first premier league start. and connelly was not finished there, clinical, two for the teenager and brighton rampant. tottenham can normally rely ona rampant. tottenham can normally rely on a clinical striker of their own when in trouble, but not today for a harry kane. a first league win for the opening day for brighton, the first league win against tottenham since 1933. here are the other results in the premier league. jeff hendrick scored the winner for burnley against ten—man everton. villa won 5—1 at norwich. wesley scored twice and also missed a penalty. goalless between watford and sheffield united.

boss john bolton called giuliani a hand grenade. george kent was told to lie low after raising complaints about giuliani. and former senior advisor to secretary of state mike pompeo michaelle to support the former ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch. there will be seven current and former officials testifying on capitol hill this week including the top former u.s. diplomat to ukraine bill taylor who texted "are we now saying that security assistance and white house meeting are conditioned on investigations"? to which he got the response "call me." we have some news about the president's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney who stood before the cameras and admitted a quid pro quo with ukraine. >> reporter: the president spent this weekend cooped up at the white house watching news coverage of his chief of staff attempting to clean up his stunning admission earlier this week of that quid pro quo with ukraine. he also spent time phoning allies of his, many of whom were criticizing the chief of staff's performance. dana bash and i are being told that the president is increasingly frustrated with his white house chief of staff in the wake of all of this. we saw the chief o

michael brown was walking, hands up, don't shoot, in ferguson. then you have earnest hoskins who we talk about, a young man having a debate with his boss in front ofd claimed stand your ground. he claimed stand your ground. and then you see pamela turner who's having a mental illness crisis, and the police officer shoots her five times while she's on the grounds and he's on his feet. >> on the other side you have dylan roof. >> you have dylan roof, the shooting in parkland, florida. and white men who are confirmed mass murderers are arrested and protected -- >> arrested and protected. white men who are -- >> they take him to burger king after they know he's killed nine of the most innocent people you could ever find. but stefan clark, philando castile, all these black men, if they move a certain way, they are shot and killed. so it's the implicit bias that we have to not feel one another, we have to reach out to one another. >> you have solutions. you say change the focus of criminal justice reform to transformation. >> yeah. >> rethink incarceration, think successful rehabilitation. >> absolutely. there is a better way that we can make this world

michael isikoff. thank you, as always, for the conversation. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the reported fears of white house aides. why you don't see them defending their boss. >>> also, breaking news. fast-moving fires in southern california drive thousands from their homes. the race to contain those wind-fueled fires, next. to con wind-fueled fires, next. these days, we're all stressed. (honk!) i hear you sister. that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up, and be open with your doctor about anything you feel - physically and emotionally. but now cigna has a plan that can help everyone see stress differently. just find a period of time to unwind. a location to de-stress. an activity to enjoy. or the name of someone to talk to. to create a plan that works for you, visit cigna.com/mystressplan. cigna. together, all the way. visit cigna.com/mystressplan. (vo) the big dogs. the old dogs. the deaf, blind, the different. subaru presents the underdogs. these shelter dogs still love unconditionally. they're just hoping to find their human, who does too. to help, subaru is establishing national make a dog's day to ask you t