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that is what makes new school special. we love new school. please vote yes for new school. thank you. [applause.] >> good evening, i am denise. i wear two hats. i am a founding team member of the school and proud parent of a first grader. my story is not typical. five years ago when the doors were open i was the operations manager. i jokingly explained i did everything from order toilet paper to manage payroll. i also gave birth to my daughter at the. she has down syndrome. we are trying to figure out what support she needs to live a full and joyful life. at the same time i was also watching the incredible teachers creating inclusive learning environments to welcome all students regardless of background or learning need or ability. i noticed that social emotional learning was at the stern of everything. they invited students to ask big questions instead of prioritizing them rowzation. i -ii memories. i was moved. i was so moved, in fact, that at 39 with two young children, i made a career change and decided to become a classroom teacher. [applause.] i took a paycut and enro

he decries fake news that isn't and disseminates fake news that is.p, russia probe is a witch hunt, noise from wind mills causes cancer. it's endless. and now the sharpy map that hurricanes in alabama. they've been suggesting that whistleblower or their sources got something wrong. he did what he's accused of doing, this time on live television. >> trump hasn't liked that and he brushed it away and made an inaccurate attack on smith's ratings which we're not going to repeat. his own colleagues like tucker carlson attacked him on air. the two were feuding. he had grown uncomfortable with the trump-friendly tone of the network combine would the public insults. the rift inside fox news is about something larger than media. considerer the 20% jump in support for impeachment among republicans. a growing volume in the criticism of trump on some national security issues at the very time he faces this issuest the time trump faces the threat to his presidency. fox has often taken a nothing to see here approach to trump's scandals, but impeachment is a differen

we just got a new report from "the new york times." we looked at in it one way, this is our fourth report, i think, that the president's attorney, giuliani jue is under some kind of criminal investigation for his work in ukraine. cnn was first to report that. abc and bloomberg had similar reports. all of those have tied reported investigation into giuliani to the arrest and indictments yesterday of these two people he's been working on. been working with. they were arresting on campaign finance related charges. the "times" adds a new wrinkle. the headline is giuliani is said to be under investigation for ukraine work. then the description is specific. prosecutors are investigating whether the president's lawyer broke laws meant to prevent covert foreign influence on the government. that would imply that rudolph giuliani is under investigation. not necessarily or in addition to campaign finance related charges but also for lobbying laws and potentially foreign agent laws when it comes to this work he's been doing in ukraine. the news is

reporting live, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is admitted building a better bay area. some b.a.r.t. riders are worried the system's vision or the future will undermine their needs for today. as part of the long-term plan, b.a.r.t. is converting many of the parking lots at its east bay station to high density housing calling it a transit oriented development. quite a few are in the early stages with public hearings, presentations being conducted, b.a.r.t. is soliciting developers proposals for its north concord project. here's a map showing projects that are underway or in the planning stage. it is extensive covering large portions of the east bay corridor, as well as sfan francisco. those who live near el cerrito worry that means hundreds of parking spaces will disappear. laura anthony live in el cerrito where a big community meeting is planned. >> reporter: that's right. tonight at 6:30 here at the hana senior center on san pablo avenue. b.a.r.t. will meet with community members. they want to assure these folks that this process is just beginning, that no decisions have been made,

i'm shepard smith, fox news, new york. >> and president trump responded by citing the fox news anchor ratings. >> did you or your administration pressure fox news to get rid of shepard smith? >> i don't know, is he leaving? oh, that's a shame. is he leaving because of bad ratings? if he's leaving i assume he's leaving because he had bad ratings. he had the worst ratings at fox. >> the president echoed that on twitter. posting this, is he leaving due to bad ratings. the daily beast reports that smith decided to part ways with the network because he was sick of being attacked by his prime time colleagues and asked for a way out of his contract. >> and the news of shep smith leaving fox could turn things around for the president's newly soured relationship with the network. the "new york times" is reporting that trump called the ceo of fox news this summer to complain about not being treated fairly by the network according to three people with knowledge of that call. the network tried to appease the president by suggesting he do an interview with brett by aer. trump calling fox news hope

from new york, ms. velazquez, and the gentleman from ohio, mr. chabot, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. velazquez. ms. velazquez: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the measure under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. velazquez: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. velazquez: i rise today in support of the bill before us. h.r. 4787, which establishes the growth accelerateor fund competition within s.b.a. accelerator programs provide founders of early companies with education, mentorship, financing, and technical assistance. there are many accelerator success stories, among them are well-known companies like air b&b, dropbox and stripe. the s.b.a. funds, the growth accelerator fund competition for the nation east most innov

new school has the vision and commitment to serving all students that new school does. i come before you today to speak specifically to two and accuracies that were identified in a curriculum and budget meetings. first and foremost new school cannot serve students with highly specialized needs. it is worth noting that 18% of students with iep's have services extending beyond 50% of the school day which is a typical guideline for youth placing. however, what is of note is that parents of the students have actively chosen new school as a replacement because they wanted this inclusive setting. in addition, what we know is that new schools program has been designed to include a co- teaching model and in line with the state recommendations of the special education task force consider special education not as a placement but as a level of service. in doing so has brought together resources, collaborative partnerships to truly serve students with high needs within the general education setting, without the particular model of the classroom. building on the equity mindset of ne

at the "new yorker."abled by the network. he says there was flow doubt that the allegations against lauer and nbc's wider use of nondisclosures with women who experienced harassment were under threat of exposure during our reporting. he says, that precarious culture of secrecy made nbc more vulnerable to weinstein's intimidation and enticement. we know weinstein was badgering the network, trying to get the story shut down. that's been very clear. nbc says that didn't matter, though. the pressure campaign didn't matter. here what's interesting here, farrow's suggesting maybe it was nbc's own secrets that made the network a little bit nervous here. >> right. i mean, it would appear that they were throwing stones from a matt lauer glass house. you know what i think is really interesting here, brian, here we are two years later. the "today" show has female co-hosts leading the way, right. it's doing just fine. this was actually an executive suite delusion that matt lauer was so valuable that they had to look

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the new york "daily news" reports cuba gooding jr.ng a new undisclosed charge in his sexual misconduct case. the oscar-winning actor appeared as j selection was set to begin for his trial. prosecutors disclosed that a previously uncharged incident is contained in the sealed indictment. gooding is already accused of groping a woman at a manhattan bar without her consent. he pleaded not guilty. >>> "usa today" reports protesters drew attention to violence against transgender women of color at a cnn lgbtq town hall. democratic presidential candidates were interrupted several times by transgender activists at the event in los angeles. they called for more focus on the murders of black transgender women, and they also criticized cnn for not having any black trans people questioning the candidates. a black trans woman took the microphone from another audience member while former representative beto o'rourke was on stage. >> that's not anti-black -- among people of color. that's what anti-blackness looks like. the erasure of black trans peop

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washington journal mugs are available at c-span's new online store. go to c-spanstore.org. see all of the c-span products. this week in british politics began with a speech from queen elizabeth at the state opening of parliament and ended with a vote to delay president boris johnson's plan to leave the european union. here is a look at some of the highlights, starting with the queen's speech addressing the house of commons and the house of lords. queen elizabeth: milords, please be seated. queen elizabeth: my lords and members of the house of commons, my government's priority has always been to secure the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of october. my government intends to work towards a new partnership with the european union based on free trade and friendly cooperation. my ministers will work to implement new regimes for fisheries, agriculture and trade seizing the opportunities that arise from leaving the european union. an immigration bill ending free movement will lay the foundation for a fair and modern immigration system. my government

business date of a news line from the end we're back at the top of the hour with more news on record as thanks for watching. and i'm jane from the ground news in delusions are most explosive devices the topics that affect us all. plan a strain on the return of. green for check out. pictures of moscow's moon rocket images that were to be among the soviet union's most closely guarded state secrets. and pictures of cars minot's training for a moon landing in the so-called star city near moscow the soviet union was determined to beat the united states in the race to put a man on the moon a race that would cost russian and american lives. the russians had always set the pace but in the end they ultimately lost the 20th century's most prestigious race. last. opened in 1957 baikonur cosmodrome was moscow's gateway to the stars. after the launch of several sputnik satellites and unmanned moon probes in the late 1950 s. the whole world assumed that the soviets would also be using baikonur to send cosmonauts to the moon. there were certainly concrete plans but nothing was leaked there were no

stay with bbc news. more on our website on bbc.co.uk/news and the news app.n bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. unhappy holidays for amazon. shares of the online retail giant giant slump as it expect so we can forecast a christmas sales. find start your day, why you could soon be going to work in one of these air taxis. good morning asia, hello world. yes it is a friday, almost the weekend. i'm rico hizon for asia business report. what's start with amazon because the stock price fell in extended us trading. the slide comes as the company forecast revenue and profits for the christmas holiday quarter to be below expectations. amazon is facing fierce competition and rising cost from its plan to speed up delivery time globally. the latest from new york. amazon's push to push prime nomadic subscribers has... they send ten boeing dars and posting of the past three months. an extra spending means past three months. an extra spending m ea ns lower past three months. an extra spending means lower profits. compared to last year, amazon's quarterly pr

just enable push notifications. >>> new season, new rather thara new roster. the golden state warriors played their first game at the chase center in san francisco, facing off against the lakers. they suffered a loss but that did not stop the party. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spent some time with the bands. ♪ >> reporter: it was a party outside. they were in charge of getting everyone hyped up. the warriors' new music ensemble. >> we have a halftime situation going to. >> reporter: fans from all over the bay area came to experience a $1.4 billion chase center. >> much easier to get here so we're glad that the team's coming to the city. >> reporter: talking about transportation, i jumped into a pedestrihaente her helping you? >> in a couple of ways. it's expanded our range. chase is farther south than where the giants play. >> reporter: with 18,000 seats, the arena was packed with warriors fans and some lakers fans as well. >> this is my sister. >> reporter: this group came from fremont. >> i've been raised a laker fan. i guess i can't betray my family. ♪ >>

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we reached out to the news groups in question, news uk and reach plc. news uk acknowledging the suit but declining to comment further. sheinelle. >>> all right. erin mclaughlin. by the way, welcome to the nbc news family. >> we're happy you're here. >> thank you. great to be here. >> dylan with the first check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. it is cold in the northeast especially across new england where we have 22 million people under some sort of frost advisory and freeze warnings. doesn't affect humans as much as plants. mt. washington coldest spot 21 northeast, 45 in new york. this the coldest it's been since last may so it certainly is a shock to the system. why is it happening? this area of high pressure sagged from the north, keeps cooler north to northeast winds in place. you see 68 degrees today. you go farther south and that's where the heat is and that's where it will stay as we go through the week. temperatures will moderate, back to low- to mid-70s in pittsburgh, charleston hits 83, chicago 66, then going into next

in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >>z, thank you. >>> happening now, a protest against the federal homeland security department in downtown san francisco. sky 7 flew above market street near the embarcadero just a short time ago. a group called the coalition to close the concentration camps bay area is demonstrating against companies that do business with i.c.e. protest organizers say the rally is marching past offices belonging to amazon, google and salesforce. >>> the city of san francisco is getting closer to plans to close market street to all cars. the board is expected to vote on the betteret p tomorrow. city officials say closing the street to all private vehicles between stewart street and octavia boulevard would make it safer for everyone, including pedestrians and bicyclists. cars would be able to drive across market, but not turn on to it. >>> all right, san francisco. commuters, brace yourself. thousands more scooters are expected on city streets starting tomorrow. that's because the sfmta awarded four com

warriors new digs. the keyword is new. new city. new arena. new roster. nine new players.n marks. as we tip off a new season. >>> the tone of our practice is different. the field is different. the roster is entirely different. >>> all the changes to the roster to getting used to. for steph curry. >>> jordan allen eric who am i missing? >> reporter:>> texted andre. i had a heartfelt moment. i said i miss you. it is weird not seeing him. you get used to so many faces. >> reporter: russell is one of the new faces. russell has big shoes the field. replacing klay thompson is the starting shooting guard. >>> i'm trying to act like i have been here before. like it is cool. this is so cool to me. i called my dad. my brothers. this is about to be so fun. >> reporter: how fun will the warriors be after being at the top of the league for five seasons go to state is in a new role as underdog. >>> the warriors are going to be a seven or eight seed. >>> that is for all-stars right there. i don't see how it is an underdog. we won't know until the ball tips up. >>> kawai leonard is back i

the news at 6:00 starts right now.'m anoushah rasta in more jessica aguirre tonight. >> and raj mathai. we're going to take you live to a news conference in san francisco where bill johnson is at the podium. >> in these conditions, what does that risk look like? by far the biggest risk is vegetation contacting distribution lines which causes an ignition, causes a spark, and can lead to a fire. so, did we experience that risk during this psps event? yes, we did. the winds we experienced like the winds happening in southern california were such speed that blew branchs and trees into our power lines bringing about this risk of ignition. those lines have been energized. we have the potential for numerous conditions. but thankfully those lines were not energy used. i

tim allman, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news.ial networking giant twitter announces a global ban on all political advertising, beginning next month. the us military publishes the first images of the raid in which the leader of the islamic state group was killed. now it's time for look at a few stories making the headlines in the other media. we begin in the uk, with the times' lead story that dozens of moderate conservative party mps will step down at the election expected in less than two months. many are blaming the toxic atmosphere of british politics at the moment. another big change in the house of commons happens sooner. the speaker, john bercow, is retiring today. he's become very unpopular with brexit supporters but almost a cult figure around the world for his style of managing raucous debates. raucous debate is something that twitter knows all about, but the company has decided to ban political advertising. online magazine slate says it's all about the rivalry between twitter and facebook. the financial times is leading

nightly news is next. see you at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight, the new subpoena for rudy giuliani what president trump's personal attorney is being ordered to turn over but a house committee. giuliani at the center of the impeachment firestorm. plus a new call revealed the president pressing another world leader t work with the attorney general to investigate the mueller probe. and tonight, the president on the hunt for the identity of the whistle blower whose protected by law >>> also breaking, the american citizen charged with spying for china. the suspect investigators say caught on camera hiding an envelope full of cash in a hotel room the secrets they say he thought he was stealing. >>> the tragic death, a teen taking his own life after his family says he was outed against his will on social media what his loved ones are now demanding. collcoe athletes to get paid to play how it could forever change the game >>> the shocking video, the driver accused of being drunk behind the wheel with a school bu

stephanie ramos, abc news, ft.georgia. >> our thanks to stephanie. >>> president trump is reportedly leaning in favor of keeping about 200 u.s. troops in eastern syria to combat isis. >> "the new york times" said the president is considering the new pentagon plan after ordering the withdrawal of nearly all american troops from syria. a u.s.-brokered cease-fire is set to expire today, but there have been reports of continued clashes between turkish forces and kurdish troops who were abandoned by the u.s. >>> president trump's acting chief of staff is still trying to walk back those bombshell comments. he acknowledged the white house withheld nearly $400 million in military aid as leverage to push ukraine to investigate democrats. mick mulvaney's admission stunned reporters after weeks of denial from president trump. he's now insisting there was no quid pro quo and pointing out he did not use the term. >> never used that language, because there was not a quid pro quo. >> you were asked by jonathan karl, you described

clients but no—one is buying a new car. to in —— impress new clients but no-one is buying a new car.ca i’s don't have people addicted to owning cars or buying cars for multiple generations of time. it has been a relatively recent phenomenon and people are starting to realise that mobility needs can be satisfied through other methods rather than buying a new car. you can buy a used car which is available in increasing supply or you can book a car with your mobile phone. china is at the heart of these revolutionary changes in how we transport ourselves around. next to the rice fields on the edge of shanghai, tesla is building its first factory outside the us. timing is not great. the hungerfor new the us. timing is not great. the hunger for new cars is still falling but china is determined to build for a future with far more electric vehicles on its roads. to japan now where big manufacturers' business confidence fell to a six—year low in the july—september quarter. that's according to the influencial tankan survey. let's go to our asia business hub where shara njit leyl is following t

in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> we are joined by the newest member of our abc7 news news teame "san francisco chronicle" columnist phil materre. and joining us to weigh in, what do you make of this billboard? >> it's interesting. it racist? that depends i think on the eye of the beholder, who looks at it. is it sexist? again, that's a judgment call. how do you feel about it? is it offensive? yes. it is meant to be, you bet. because it might be mean. it might be disrespectful, but the point was to get attention. and that's what this accomplished. what we have is a candidate in a six-way race. mayor london breed is the incumbent. the race hasn't been covered there hasn't been a single mayoral debate. ellen zhou last time got about 4% of the vote isn't happy with that equation. she has been talking about it on the internet. she has been talking about it with reporters, and now she took to it the billboard to get the attention. >> you couldell in the piece with luz that she was very bold, very confident. do you think this will help her campaign? >> well, it gets you noticed. >> su

dead, naming a new leader and their new words for the u.s. tonight. also this evening, hundreds of u.s. troops, new images of armored vehicles now moving into syria. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz reporting in from the region tonight. >> reporter: on the heels of the release of that dramatic pentagon video, showing elite delta force commandos taking on fire and responding with an airstike as they surround al baghdadi's compound, then leveling it after he blew himself up, isis announcing a new leader, ibrahim al qurayshi. in an audio announcement, the group warning america, "do not be too happy or arrogant," proclaiming they are expanding from east to west. we are as close as any american can get to the area where baghdadi was killed. we are on the turkish side of the border, but that is syria right there, that wall you see, that roadway. and just four miles from here is where the americans carried out that raid. president trump said he would pull nearly all of the 1,000 american forces out of syria. >> at some point,

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." >> welcome to the overnight news.'m elaine quijano. just days after president trump greenlighted the turkish invasion of northern syria by moving u.s. troops out of the region, the conflict is threatening to spiral out of control. turkish artillery has been targeting kurdish neighborhoods sending tens of thousands fleeing for their lives and sparking charges of ethnic cleansing. the kurds have turned to an old enemy for protection. inviting syrian government troontef theie ey contro islamic state prisoners of war ing th rainder of u.s from warzi announcing plans to push its onslaught against kurdish forces even farther into syria, mark esper told margaret brennan, the u.s. will withdraw its roughly 1,000 troops remaining in the area. >> how long and over what time period will you? >> it will be a deliberate withdrawal. we want to conduct it as quickly and as safely at possible. >> reporter: kurdish forces were no match for turkey. charlie d'agata on the ground in syria spoke to a syrian commander of the syrian democra

my government intends to work towards a new partnership with the european union based on free trade and friendly cooperation. my ministers will work to implement new regimes for fisheries, agriculture and trade seizing the opportunities that arise from leaving the european union. an immigration bill ending free movement will lay the foundation for a fair and modern immigration system. my government remains committed to ensuring that resident european citizen who is have built their lives and contributed so much do the united kingdom have the right to remain. the bill will include measures that reinforce this commitment. s will be taken to provide certainty, stability and new opportunities for the financial services and legal sectors. my government's new economic plan will be underpinned by a responsible fiscal strategy, investing in economic growth while maintaining the sustainability of the public inances. supporting and strengthing the national health service, its workforce and resources, enable it to deliver the highest quality care. new laws will be taken forward to help implement t

is good news we want good news bad news is not gad news right now and carter is right. look at the 2-year we've had people par oid aid on the show in the last two weeks saying the low in yields is in houms have we heard that 2-year sets a new low and the curve is steeper 14, 15 bps on 2s 10s opinion nothing to do cart wheels over when the curve. >> there is not a single ceo or company out there heying, you know what, if interest rates with were 25 basis points lower i'd open a new factory, hire 20,000 more workers nobody has a problem with interest rates. i don't think the fed is going to have any impact they could cut rates to zero it's not changing the economic situation. >> i think -- it was interesting with the eu news today, the market didn't like that at the open you i think we were so oversold from the last few days even with some bad news it would do for a bounce the vix -- we'll get to that later a little further but got pretty high. >> the sectors did bounce did it make a convincing rally. >> all the ipos go higher, you know. >> if you plunge often you get a c

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hello i'm chrissy want to welcome to news africa introducing to news is the new president site the 61 year old law professor overwhelmingly won sunday's election the vote was closely watched because it's only the 2nd democratic election since the country's fault the so-called arab spring cites that the country's young people for turning a new page and vowed to try to build a new to. you know explode on the main boulevard in tunis crowds are still budding democracy doesn't of side supporters celebrating them. then when they say can keep alive the spirits of the 2011 revolution. had any young people sure they can use their vote to change the system several political parties give a lot of money to win the presidency but the people and the young ones who are part of the revolution in 2011 did it again a new revolution this time with a ballot. chose side is a low profile conservative low professor he campaigned for a radical decentralization and pledged to build a democracy that all tunisians including the youth can have a say in. yes because we will face up to all the challenges without b

of great new great new do you have a great new do and it's time to do you have a great new do and it's time to all the voters have a chance to pronounce on that deal. the voters have a chance to pronounce on that deal. and. replace this dysfunctional parliament. and. replace this dysfunctional parliament with you a new parliament on the move because you can get bricks done on to the country you can remove them. but not not everyone in the parliament here in london is convinced the leader of the opposition jeremy corbin in the parliament here in london is convinced the leader of the opposite. jeremy corbin repeats these and states that he did what he wants to see a note and no deal deal briggs exits has taken off the table and that he simply doesn't trust the prime minister when it comes to bragg's it and that he simply doesn't trust the prime minister when it comes to bragg's it having a legally perogue for 5 weeks raise queen's speech he not having a legally perogue column and for 5 weeks raise queen's speech he now abandons that queen's speech. he got to steal strauss abandons that q

the new plan would scrap the back stop.sm designed to stop physical checkpoints on the border between with the republic of ireland and northern ireland, by potentially keeping the whole of the uk inside the eu's customs union. brexiteers were never fans of that. so under mrjohnson‘s new proposal, northern ireland would stay in the eu single market for all goods, which means accepting its rules and standards. but it would not remain in the eu customs union, so it could benefit from any future trade deals negotiated by the uk. and all of this would depend on a vote at the northern ireland assembly, at stormont. at the conservative party conference today, the prime minister tressed it was this deal, or no deal. stressed it was this deal, or no deal. yes, this is a compromise by the uk and i hope very much that our friends understand that compromising their tone. because of the field to get an agreement for what is essentially a technical discussion, on the exact nature of future customs checks, when that technology is improvin

>>kron 4 news very good news. thank you taylor, we mentioned earlier we haven't heard from a new star they did issue this statement earlier today. and it reads news-star is working with his first responders to extinguish a fire at its sell-by terminal in crockett there are 2 impacted tanks which were holding very low volumes of ethanol, less than one percent of tank capacity all personnel are safe and accounted for the added new star immediately enacted its emergency response procedures adjacent tanks are being called to minimize the risk of the fire spreading. we have contacted all regulatory agencies that is all of the information we have to provide at this time, but we will pass along additional information as it becomes available, but again we have not heard anything since a statement came out hours ago. >>of course we always keep you up to date on breaking news here on kron 04:00am and if you want to skip the commercials when we have to take a break and you want to continue getting more news make sure that yo

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danya bacchus, cbs news. >>> new details are emerging about a deadly crash involving a world war ii-eraomber. all of the victims have now been identified. seven people including the pilot and co-pilot were killed when the plane crashed in connecticut on wednesday. the plane crashed and burned after experiencing mechanical trouble. the ntsb will look into reports that work was being done on one or two of the engines prior to takeoff. six people survived that crash. >>> a fourth parent has been given prison time for their role in the college admissions scandal. gordon caplan will spend one nth bend bars for scheming to boost his daughter's a.c.t. score. he paid $75,000 for a test proctor to fix her answers on a score sheet. felicity huffman and lori loughlin have been charged. huffman pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 14 days in prison. loughlin is fighting the charges. >>> coming up, anchor james franco is being sued by students who accuse him of sexual exploitation. >>> president trump vows to protect medicare as he attacks the health care plans of his potential democratic presidentia

we have a great new deal we have a great new do we have a great new deal we have a great new do you and it's time to all the voters have a chance to party and its time to the voters have a chance to pronounce on that deal. and to renounce on that deal. and. replace this dysfunctional parliament with a new parliament that can get brakes it done replace this dysfunctional parliament with a new parliament they can get breaks it down to the country can move. monday morning we saw the e.u. the country can move. monday morning we saw the e.u. fight on the agreeing to an extension to bragg's that so-called flex tension to january 35 and the agreeing to an extension to bragg's that so-called flex tension to january 31st of next year but it's flexible in the sense that if agree if a deal is agreed ratified the 1st of next year but it's flexible in the sense that if agree if a deal is agreed ratified before that point that breaks it would take place 10 however we've also heard from the wall that point that breaks it would take place 10 however we've also heard from the leader of the opposition th

ok so the new constitution in 2008 was basically a new correlation of forces between workers student small and medium business enterprises nationalist enterprises and industry and all over its center to left movements that got together to basically change the ecuadorian development model into what's known as win beat or good living but because of attrition and also because of perp. full divisions that where financed by transnational imperialistic firms especially led to an attrition that weakened the social movement fortunately and this is something the i.m.f. is very good at is getting together this 2008 coalition again with indigenous movement with the workers with progressive i could there makes an intellectuals into what may become a new coalition to bring back that development bottle that was abandoned by what i know in a similar fashion as to what the fed and this is just did in argentina by bringing back the old national popular coalition in argentina in comparison there and on the i.m.f. agreement that seemed to cause a trouble here can you tell us about some of the specifics

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