the specter of thousands of people jailed in the government's unsuccessful attempt to control maydaye political isolation of the warmaking government. tens of thousands going to jail will make the choices painfully clear to america's rulers, end the war or face social chaos. after demonstrators filled police and court cellblocks and the d.c. jail, police established a temporary holding facility at robert f. kennedy stadium. ♪ [shouting] narrator: to force further confrontation, some of the prisoners attempted to escape. arpers mutilated a large t covering the field. [applause] [cheering] narrator: when it was apparent that bogged down court procedures would cause the attention of many prisoners overnight, they were transferred to the washington coliseum, a large auditorium nearby. all demonstrators were indoors. blankets were secured by the military, and more than enough food to take care of the prisoners' needs. reaction of some prisoners was to destroy the sanitary facility. and throughblankets the food on the floor. food on the floor. refused to be properly booked and identified.

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andrea think she's following the markets for us from singapore hello are investors reacting to the specter of. well obviously you know there was a turbulent times in the market city asia is not spare and this at this 1st dispute adds to the nervousness of investors to the upcoming washington talks between us and china and this who call this a risk toxic environment says in this current market traders are better of this instead is this squabble between the u.s. and the e.u. giving the chinese a ticket to the global market long term. well for those who do who don't already know and i'm familiar it's time to get familiar with the name called make all the china commercial aircraft call of china and the french finance minister himself warned that this brand this company this aerospace stuff from china is going to knock the socks off boeing and airbus now call that has the backing of the chinese state fund as well as a partnership with russia via the russia's united aircraft hall and they've wasted no time at all they've recently unveiled the long haul white body jets and infect comac has alread

to this full statement he leaves an empty arsenal there for his successor christine lagarde kemi specter the change of direction from. christine lagarde and all of her public statements so far has sort of mirrored druggies policy she said this sort of highly accommodative policy is warranted if you look at the european economy at the same time there are sort of these of these bigger questions of what 'd does christine legarde have at her disposal now you know mario draghi has really taken monetary policy to the edge of what's possible and there are definite questions about that there are a lot of discussions about things like raising the limit of bonds that. the e.c.b. could by cutting rates even lower but even in the press conference today and he was sort of discussing how there's a diminishing return as you get lower and lower and policy here she is also going to focus much like druggy has on the capacity for fiscal easing or for fiscal policy and countries like germany we've heard her speak about that many times. over there in fund food in the far from national circle circles what's t

championships and guitar saturday saw more success for defending champions in sprint veterans but the specter of doping still haunts the event. dutch athletes if one hasn't hasn't the scandal surrounding her coach alberto salazar 5 times in the week for doping offenses the focus in doha she smashed the championship record to what the 1500 meter title to a 10000 me to gold kenya's helena beery retained her title at 5000 made says 5 and she had a hug the end for bronze medalists konstanz a close to how for the germany another of salazar's a fleet of about then as well as union rojas was another who made it back to back goals for success in the triple jump american joe kovacs won a frigging shotput final with wife and coach ashley looking on after a final throw of 22.91 made says by no allows on to the american 4 by 100 meter relay team 5 to finally give sprint veteran justin gatlin his 1st well title in the event jamaica and good by sheree could jackson win the women's event by giving the great shelley and phrase a price the 9th world championship gold i thought it was a blow for the u.s. is a

the specter of civil war is never far from people's minds. is this going to stay at this level do you think on is the country headed for more violent confrontations. even today and into. last couple of days. before this squares got to all political parties all decision makers and i didn't even say to be the memories of the bad memories stephen was still alive. conscious and subconscious so no one going to repeat this mistake again according to all these parties and demonstrators so all the. parties in the been trying their best to avoid this thing that saying that at best they said that they're going to cheat the old they demand. their right decision they are very. they do but it's like they didn't achieve it since 30 years since the civil war that years ago. all the bodies people asking for the thing demands medical insurance and so on good talking to you thanks for joining us about in beirut thank you. to syria where the ceasefire brokered by turkey and russia has officially ended with russia's foreign minister saying that kurdish forces ha

tal that showing solidarity with the jewish community by attending a vigil here in berlin this is specter the gunman killed 2 people and seriously wounded 2 others. you're watching the news coming up next hour documentary series adult film focuses today on the lives of the super rich. thanks for being with us and turning. unity and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national lampoon and the 3 central values that form the foundation of this country how have these values developed on her strong and her. heart is it to lose heart and to use principles to . our germany starts october 21st on d w.

i worked for arlen specter, one of the more serious republicans.and i think it's an overreach now. listening to hakeem jeffries, who was on sunday with "state of the union" in advance of me. he said there are three things they're going to take the president down on, one, withholding the money from the u cranes, holding it hostage, two, intimidating the ukrainian president and, three, trying to cover it up. all three of those pillars of their inquiry fall flat. in the first instance the money was not being held hostage. it was legitimately being held up while debate was being held about the proper contribution to ukraine, the republicans senators will testify to that i blow when it comes time. there is some question as to legitimacy of the ukrainian president, was there corruption still going on. so that's all there. number two, was the ukrainian president intimidated? you don't have to take anybody else's word but the ukrainian president. he said he felt no intestimoimi and he didn't know the money was being held in abeyance and, three, that this w

these are the things we have to remember today as we roll head long into the specter of a socialist americawe have one political grouping in our country that has come ut of the closet as socialists . it is shocking to me as the child of those who escaped fascism and communism that according to the annual poll of the victims of communism memorial foundation -- an amazing institution here in d.c. according to the victims of communism memorial foundation, in the last poll, 52% of american millenials wish to live in a socialist or communist america. 52 -- it's not funny, madam. it's not funny. it's deadly serious. because this ideology has caused the deaths of an estimated 100 million souls in he last century. nd people like alexander cortez, wish to realize it here. nd we cannot let them. [applause] as a good friend of mine, an orthodox jew talk me one day -- and if you're listening, i give you full credit. there's something about this country. the greatest country created by god. just calm on and let me do the speaking. all right? i'm the guy up heer, i get the big bucks. you can just relax a

if kennedyad been alive, or heflin, or specter h bn watching the kavanaugh hearings, we would have puked a circus of protesters welcomed into the hearing room by the democratic party... >> narrator: it oked like a product of the deep divisions in washington today. >> destroying civility andviha sowing... >> narrator: but it had been decades in the making. >> senators who disrupt supreme court hearings? they might as well be di the ence with the protesters. e>> narrator: and behind scenes, one powerful republican senator, majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> mcconnell knows the game plan. one of the reasons he's as good at his job as it is is becauseau he can play his own hand at cards and he can also play his opponent's hand at catds. he knows exactly what they're trying to do. >> narrator: out-maneuvering democrats, confirming conservative judges we mcconnl's specialties. brett kavanaugh would be h crowning achievement. (camera clicks) >> it's moving the court to a really very, very conservative court. that's mcconne's dream drom h the tiwas first in the senate, and maybe his dream when

if this committee is recognized, in a study new specter of high bend license shares and is essential for the 5g rolls act. it's at a feverish pace and will continue the stream of new spectrums. thank you for continuing to make it a high priority. it is now launched in four continents and 35 networks in those of all for us operations that are expanding. for manufacturers, are 5g devices or six times as many as 4g. when it comes to 155 devices which have been launched. including phones, hotspots and wireless devices. they support both millimeter wave and the u.s. is the first country to launch 5g and the tiger hurts and millimeter wave. it's delivered far better broadband at a much lower cost per minute. let me explain several 5g game changers and will further accelerate the 5g rollout. i have spectrum sharing which enables an operator run 5g for 4g. instead of having to empty a spectrum of 5g which can detect ten years or more the ages will have simultaneously for 5g and enhanced the wave which will have the fixed wireless and will develop new modules which is the fixed wireless and a

it's a party i definitely opposition parties ross has a deal on the specters the as they could have done for position parties ross has a deal on the specters the as they could have done for the committee stages of amendments in the house of commons pointing out that little committee stages and of amendments in the house of commons pointing out its limitations its inconsistency is that they try to go back to the chess analogy limitations it's an inconsistency they try to go back to the chess analogy alex he's had them in check for move after move after move actually but alex he's had them in check for move after move after move actually boris has had everybody else on the back 1st so i think he's caused those winsome to make it for us as have everybody else on the back 1st so i think he's caused those winsome to make a tactical mistake for the reasons i've just explained and he's absolutely cornered tactical mistake for the reasons i've just explained and he's absolutely cornered the labor party you don't want an election for love nor money because they feel that the labor party you don't

.>> reporter: the specter of the last on public safety power shutoffs just two weeks ago looms large in the minds of folks here. inciting saying the power is on and in the pocketbooks of folks forced to skip work because their kids could not go to school. >> that means mom and dad have to stay home and watch them because my understanding is the boys and girls club is closed also when the power goes out. we can't take them there. we are losing school, we are losing work, we are losing a lot.>> reporter: frustration with how the utility giant end of the last round of power shutoffs as reigning supreme with some in wine country looking to cut them out of the equation, permanently. >> nobody will put up with it. you will see more people going solar and everyone will have generators. you've got to get off the grid and get away from pg&e. it's unscrupulous. joke that was the sentiment i heard a lot today. people are looking to cut ties with the grid, get solar on want to deal with this for 10 years while pg&e hardens the system underground lines and they will not put up with this for a dec

around the homes and there's just some homes that have been destroyed in this area to have inspired specter's going out teams. going on counting these homes that in assessing homes have been destroyed or damaged numbers are going to be the ones can see constantly updating ever get right behind me and it looks like it's a gated community we have national guard assisting seats or the sheriff's department seats p with road closures and making sure that they're patrolling for any potential looters of people that aren't supposed in these areas and making sure that the protecting neighborhoods and homes of people sure that these homes get broken into time >>so we have a list here of the lifted evacuation orders you will find that their list did but they're listed by zones in other areas have been down graded as we mentioned earlier to evacuation. warnings, which means you have to enter at your own risk. and they're also checkpoints as i real early like the one you see here where you will need your identification to access the road to your home that's the latest here live in windsor has made you kro

and now there's this specter of criminal indictments and people doint know what's on or understand campaign electionn lw but tre's people held on bond and iplhink people are starting to go, well, white house is trying toutrazen this and now it looks pretty serious. robert: when you say people, where's chairman richardurr of north carolina from the senate intelligence commiee a senator lamar alexander of tennessee. carl: they've been on recess. robert: and they've been quiet. where are they? carl: i think they are still not ere. i think what you'll hearrom a lot o senate republicans like lamar alender,ho people are looking to to say, he'sot running again, maybe they'll do it. i think they'll say this unappropriate, it's not impeachable, the democrats are rushg ahead. t as more of these things come out -- i have been here for impeachmact before. things tend to take on a life of their own. margaret: i think it's interesting to seehe talki points. the person speaking over thein person a the question as corey gardner just did there because if youe hear the c made, maybe you have toddress the poi

sudden the other system where you're driving it happens i have to be careful very careful this is the specterof hitting and killing harry trying on the wrong side of the road 1st she cooperated with u.k. police but then fled to the u.s. claiming diplomatic immunity prime minister boris johnson is strongly objected to the use of this legal instrument. do you think that it can be right to use the process of diplomatic immunity for this type of purpose and i hope that and secured us will come back and will engage properly with the process is of was there carried out in this country were some reports to suggest that 2nd this is husband was actually an intelligence officer rather than a diplomat therefore casting doubt on their entitlement of immunity we asked people in london what they think about trump's response to the case. so well i wonder if to be so. dismissive. anybody and this isn't a power like he is she making such but there are about something and it also makes things very personal terms if you don't personally know that you don't really care if you've killed someone then yes that's be

that some of this fight is expected to be in heavily densely populated towns and this will raise the specter of a high and growing number of civilian casualties which we already appear to have occurred already in dorian with the u.s. security umbrella what are the kurds are they bracing for they say that they plan to fight against the turks but against the turkish military i mean they don't stand the biggest chance are we talking about an imminent slaughter or bloodbath taking place here. well they have also seen actual statements of they would stand and fight but now we're not hearing that so much i'm not clear what for them the syrian kurds moves will be will they stand and fight and like you say they are facing nato 2nd largest. that has had decades of experience of counter insurgency extremely well equipped and all do they've retreat and hope that the pressure from the international community will stop this operation syrian kurdish leaders all looking to president trump to really in turkey present trump did make a statement again tonight saying that he would destroy the turkish economy i

around the homes and there's just some homes that have been destroyed in this area to have inspired specter's going out teams. going on counting these homes that in assessing homes have been destroyed or damaged numbers are going to be the ones can see constantly updating ever get right behind me and it looks like it's a gated community we have national guard assisting seats or the ship seats p with road closures. >>and making sure that they're patrolling for any potential looters of people that aren't tpsupposed in these areas. >>the law enforcement officials tell me those returning to a home that is blocked by one of these checkpoints you need to show valid identification too access the road to your home. >>all right check in again with weather conditions with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow of things much better today than last much better say you i'm concerned you know all those power outages now we're going to be talking about temperatures today in the 20's and 30's freezing temperatures for some of the folks there so. a different kind of thing we're looking from fire to ice now arou

reportedly now leaving the area streams of refugees piling out of these towns of turkey ahead of what is specter to be a very potentially bloody operation given the fact that the kurdish militia saying they are on and fight. took a shit today we also has been pounding this area tombs of black smoke would be pulling up into the sky all along to the syrian border but the major operation is expected possibly the next hours will such think the next day the ground operation is when the real fighting will stop but this is the heart of a very long time operation and one in 2 weeks possibly months and dorian turkish president heir to one says he wants to install what he's calling safe zones for syrian refugees who are now in turkey he wants to repatriate them back to syria but in in his a in his mind these areas will only be safe when the kurds are no longer there right so that the ultimate goal is one to repopulate the area demographic engineering and to get rid of the kurds from the area right i mean that there are several goals here. well turkish officials would reject the claim that they are engaged

there are turkey backed forces control in that area including some jihadist an islamist so we make specter after these talks in sochi turkey is happy and maybe turkey will be more cooperative with damascus and moscow regarding helping in restoring control in the problems as well and that would be the last area like in syria to return to damascus a place still plenty of tough talks to come out. of there with the latest thinking . but we did talk to the political analyst about this use of i mean he thinks that it does in stone the conditions ankara how to greed with the u.s. . it's a very important deal and while both sides didn't get everything that they wanted they got enough where they can leave the table and say we're happy and these were important gains now when we look from a turkish perspective turkish was able to mend the diplomatic gains it made at the table with the united states by having them reflected onto the field by dealing with the russians because while in reality the u.s. presence is waiting in the last real power brokers in syria or turkey and russia so any deal with the

now this is of course lebanon has a very painful history one of civil war in the specter of civil war is never far from mind is lebanon headed for more violent confrontations. this is was the main concern in the day 13 of the protests the all i don't 2 weeks concern was. the situation turned into a violent happened today and a few days ago mainly all. political parties all those ones body should make is that best to all these. because as you said. all the public. 2 have these all these. sort of everybody is playing to all boarded the protesters in the all over the major cities and lebanon they assured that they will never go into a bit and that process completely. we have very high the likud party they have. many talks talks between among each other and he. 'd talks just about the road that has been my place of course it plays a very very important and decisive role in domestic politics in the 11 on how why has their position been. protests that are unfolding across i've been on. the general officer on the phone said few days ago that he don't agree on some. of the protesters that the

try and scare them is it is a valid point he didn't just do it to scare them was to bring up the specter of china to say as soon as he came up with the libor project we know for a fact that china started speeding up its own plans to make his own digital currency and this is extremely dangerous for the u.s. because at the moment for example with regard to sanctions the u.s. is able to impose sanctions on iran because most of the world's trade is carried out in dollars and that means that if any country wants the block those sanctions that the u.s. is right you can't access to our banking system we're going to make it difficult for you to use dollars you know there's a lot of power they've got there and if china is able to get around all of that with its own digital currency that it then uses to trade with its african partners in its middle east the partners before you know it the u.s. won't have the global power that it had before i think you made a really valid point in bringing that up given the u.s. china trade is one of the biggest global issues right now and is putting the global eco

least one whistleblower one person who actually was how to firsthand knowledge know how spoken to the specter general for the intelligence community but perhaps that's what we're having here is corroboration of that initial whistleblower complaint we don't have it's not as if the floodgates are open and loads of whistleblowers are coming forward and filing official whistleblower complaints all right so what does this mean for the impeachment inquiry well. perhaps not but much to be on the state seems that things are pretty solidified already it would seem that the house democrats. investigating these these complaints it would appear that most women have actual ready made up their mind that an impeachable offense may have occurred we should remember that there are different ways of looking at what happened here and then an impeachable offense is necessarily a criminal offense or something that's in the statute books the law and so on it's a much lower standard it's about it's about mr mean is it's about high crimes but what the congress can very much define what those actually mean and so the

hoping its pavilions and providing a 1000 the specter of some. games or demon spawn w. . i'm not proud of they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand globalism is that matters. made for minds. to france dear antonio here's a scene when your mother was born in 1069 the world was already 8 years old and you know my grandchildren were born after the wall fell morning in the financial. 3 generations one family on a journey through recent german history. starts nov 6th on d. w. . this is deja really news live from berlin and germany's foreign minister calls for a lasting cease fire in northern syria. is in ankara for talks with his turkish counterpart who dismissed as unrealistic and other german proposal for an international security zone in the region also coming out. germany's social democrats move a step closer to choosing new laden's party members whittled down their list of candidates to 2 tains one that wants to stay in government with angela merkel's.

that this is also the case of human trafficking the container where the bodies were found is the specter of coming from both geary. that's important for the u.s. to geisha but it's also important for this suspicion of human trafficking why is that well when the refugees all migrants on europe they often don't want to stay in the in the 1st country because for example they have let's say read somewhere britain and when you lost everything then you will looking for some for some routes so probably relatives somewhere this is inside of the european union and this is the the the border of the you countries to non-u. with you countries this is a very important part of this of this journey and that's why a lot of this trafficking that happens that we report a lot year d.w. about migrants and refugees trying to reach europe via the mediterranean you know we've reported many times about people dying i'm trying to leave libya for example we hear less about the trafficking. what happens inside europe but it's a problem inside the continent is it it is definitely i mean the most dangerous pod is st

goldman sachs specter to write off a lot of losses including uber and wework -- goldman sachs expectedwrite off a lot of losses. third quarter adjusted eps expected. the consensus is for 246 on adjusted revenue of 28 point $47 million. look: su keenan with a ahead at what to expect from the banks. sending under fire for browsing data including ip addresses to tencent as foreign companies struggle with how to work in china. information is sent as part of an iphone and ipad security that determines if a website is malicious or unsafe. has madeer terminations at is down about 30% since may's underwhelming ipo. m is close to securing nearly $2 billion of new financing from investors. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> what we are talking about now is right where we started 18 months ago or so. >> we are seeing the headlines this morning that is looking like maybe we are still in this kind of back-and-forth. >> this ping-pong ball going back-and-forth, we've seen this before. >> this is groundhog day, groundhog week, groundhog month. i have to go with sort of our leading indicators which are still poi

he's joining us live from new york very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so from a legal pest specter of how damaging do you think william taylor's testimony is to president trump. well i think this is among the most damaging pieces of testimony that has been developed so far just from what we know 2 about his opening statement which was released in public which is a very long detailed document and if his testimony is correct and accurate and it's corroborated it very strongly suggests that president trump was withholding u.s. support whether military aid or there's a to the white house to the president of ukraine in return or the president committing in public to investigate joe biden and the company his son served on the board of so this testimony really comes closer than anything we've had so far to demonstrating or suggesting strongly a real quid pro quo here i think it is testimony that's very damaging to the president especially if it is corroborated by other witnesses and if it is mr podesta you think that that would be enough for house democrats at least to want to impeach the

and a real one unlike the kind of things trump talks about and it is meant again to try to raise a specterorked for them about my emails which were investigated endlessly. >> clinton came under fire for using a private email server when she was secretary of state. and fbi investigation found no wrongdoing but concluded clinton was reckless. donald trump invoking nickel back to take a fresh aim at joe biden. >> have you ever spoken to your son about his business dealings? >> i have never spoken to my son about his business dealings. ♪ somebody makes me laugh ♪ >> it is still making me laugh. having a field day with that reaction. >> there is a cameo in that video. donald trump is no stranger to surprising people in social media but twitter erupted when he posted this video that shows a picture of bidens hanging out golfing at burisma holdings, aaron on twitter says i can't blame him for firing back the way he does. why should he stand silent while being under constant attack. another twitter user says this. regardless what i think of trump, this was probably the most effective political bod

specter could be in a new record for the most spacewalks in such a short period of time.acqui heinrich, fox news. >>> the supreme court starts a new term with many serious issues on the docket including immigration and abortion. >>> thieves stole a duffel bag filled with snakes and a lizard. the owners message to the thieves. >>> police are looking for the person or people involved in a deadly stabbing that happened on alum rock road near highway 101. >> allie rasmus has the story. >> reporter: police talked to a neighbor who was here when the victim ran out of the bakery on alum rock avenue. the crime scene tape blocks the front entrance. this deadly stabbing happened at 9:30 last night and the investigators are gathering evidence. it was the city's 20th homicide this year and started due to a fight between several people. one man died. police are using flashlights and there are evidence markers lining the sidewalk. there was a gas station at the intersection and san jose police don't know what led to the fight but when they arrived, they found a man suffering from stab

one that's the specter it's the theological akhil let's the office of the ballot or it's the kind of ideological level of the backlash but made sure that the shut with i'm a change was are in peril cloak is a show with which i was in peril if this. was just redesigning the economy but just be that it's not. since the 1970 is there's been a concerted it since the 1970 is there's been a concerted effort on the part of part of the mast masters of management command kind by and the owners and there's plenty and think to shift the economy in 2 crucial respects one. to shift the economy in 2 crucial respects one to increase the role of financial institutions bank to increase the role of financial institutions banks investment firms and so on insurance companies. seems as been terms and so on insurance companies. but i buy some state 7 to 7 separate and if the liberated rates crayfish or to let it as they age correct head should look they were heavily at the floor to get early present of course for a 40 proper set of corporate left but. far beyond anything in the past. far beyond anything i

and by the way, this is the specter of willie horton is still around the issue. and for the younger viewers who may not know who willie horton is. >> you can explain. >> and infamous, and i believe vice president gore actually ran the first ad against mike dukakis with it, and i think that i could be correct, but i believe i am correct on that, and the bottom line is that willie horton is not a collateral consequence, but he got out of some prison program early in massachusetts and committed at least one murder. he became the symbol of soft on crime. so when i talk about the nixon goes to china analogy, it is some right of the center republican governors and 10, 15 years ago including myself, and not necessarily coming together, and on our own saying, you know what, the time is due, and we do some sentencing reform, and reentry reform, and so do some job train, and collateral consequences and commutations, and we can do these things. when i talk about nixon going to china, it is more in the context of the of the republican governors felt more about doing this stu