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i still tomorrow i witnessed documentary on al-jazeera. this is an opportunity to understand in a very different way where there. is and we don't leave that. are. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 20 if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the revenge of among the most persecuted minorities in the world. the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has been teached members of the house formally charged him with use of power and obstruction of congress they were now face a senate trial next month one a great day for the constitution of the united states a

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>> not on advice of counsel, no, and i still take accountability, for that.l >> reporter: lisa smith was in the courtroom to hear creech's testimony. >> my skin was just crawling. it was really hard.ng it was really hard. he's a cruel man. >> reporter: jury deliberations stretched across two days. then, the verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant john creech not guilty of the crime of first-degree murder of gavin smith. >> reporter: not guilty of first-degree murder! but the jury wasn't done. >> guilty of the crime of y voluntary manslaughter. >> reporter: the verdict, guilty of voluntary manslaughter.te in other words, they believed john creech killed gavin smith in a moment of blind passion. >> i was devastated by the verdict. i am still devastated by the verdict because he did absolutely plan on murdering my husband and thought about it for years and did it. >> reporter: what about creech's friends jorge and stan, who te helped creech cover up the killing?ec >> they both had significant criminal liability. >> so why weren't they charged? >> because

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>> i still stand by it i still stand by it.ike to have more used cars than new cars sold and that's why it's not roaring but i like it let's go to raj in minnesota >> hey, jim, booyah. >> booyah. >> i would like to know when is a good time to buy microsoft. >> i think that satya nadella is doing such a good job. he was going to do certain benchmarks that i thought to be too high for his cloud business, he blew right through them he's good to go. let's go to mark in indiana. mark >> hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. a big booyah to you. i want to get your thoughts on grub hub. >> my friend, that space is too competitive. got that door dash going against them and shooting against them i'm not going to have some when i know that door dash wants to eat their lunch. harrison in georgia. harrison. >> hey, cramer booyah from atlanta. long time listener, first time caller, i want to give a big shout out to my dad that turned me on to you long ago. i'm looking for your thoughts. >> interesting interesting 5-g. interesting. let's look

the preferable path would have been an in-person conversation which nonetheless i still hope to pursue. instead, he chose to begin by writing me an 11-paragraph letter on sunday evening, deliver it by way of the news media, and begin a cable television campaign a few hours later. the democratic leader's letter is an interesting document from the very beginning. for example, in the second of its 11 paragraphs, our colleague literally misquotes the constitution. that error actually aligns with our colleague's apparent confusion about some of the deeper questions. i'll come back to that in a moment. at first, our colleague's letter appears to request that a potential impeachment trial adopt similar procedures to the clinton impeachment trial back in 1999. now, i happen to think that's a good idea. the basic procedural framework of the clinton impeachment trial served the senate and the nation well, in my view. but the problem is that while the democratic leader notionally says he wants a potential 2020 trial to look like 1999, he goes on to demand things that would break with the 1999 mod

>> not on advice of counsel, no, and i still take accountability for that. >> reporter: lisa smith was in the courtroom to hear creech's testimony. >> my skin was just crawling. it was really hard. it was really hard. he's a cruel man. >> reporter: jury deliberations stretched across two days. then, the verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant john creech not guilty of the crime of first degree murder of gavin smith. >> reporter: not guilty of first degree murder! but the jury wasn't done. >> guilty of the crime of voluntary manslaughter. >> reporter: the verdict, guilty of voluntary manslaughter. in other words, they believed john creech killed gavin smith in a moment of blind passion. >> i was devastated by the verdict. i am still devastated by the verdict because he did absolutely plan on murdering my husband and thought about it for years and did it. >> reporter: what about creech's friends jorge and stan, who helped creech cover up the killing? >> they both had significant criminal liability. >> so why weren't they charged? >> because we needed them

i still don't know what they are singing about, but i love it now -- but i loved it then and i love it now. i'm trying to describe what it is like for a kid to be invited to see himself or herself as a student of the world and as a citizen of the world. that is a huge thing for any kid but especially for us. mrs. quentin was present when i graduated from college and from law school. at my wedding, she was present was -- she was present when i was sworn in to head the justice department here, she would have been present when i was inaugurated the first time for governor, but she had passed away by then. my third grade teacher was there. your question was, how did i end up in massachusetts? there was a program, there is a program called the better chance. at that time based in boston, there was sort of a talent search that brought kids -- the euphemism of the day was nontraditional backgrounds -- to independent schools. and my seventh grade english teacher, who sent me an email just the other day to tell me how proud she was i jumped in the race, knew about the program and explained it t

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i am conscious that i still have things that i can do for other people and that is what i aim to do,s are pretty good for me. well, i promise not to telescope everything in too much of a rush. so, now, let us go back to you as a young girl making your way in this new country, in england. it seems to me you showed a rather remarkable gift for mathematics and it was remarkable in a sense because, at the time, young girls were not really expected to excel in mathematics, they weren't really even expected to be interested in it or to even do it. 0h, all the sciences were not really considered suitable for young girls. the only one that was considered respectable was botany, the study of plants. so, you ended up, i think — because your foster parents saw quite early that you had a talent — for a while, you ended up actually going to a boys school for mathematics... yes! you can imagine what fun that was. and then you sort of had to study at night school to become more of a specialist. you really had to push to get the education that you clearly benefited from. yes, but i love to learn, i

and i still had pictures that i had originally posted on armslist, those were still on my home computerand as he was leaving, again, to cover myself, i wrote down his license plate number. >> you are a careful guy. >> i am. >> was he a nice fellow? >> for the very limited interaction we had, yeah. he seemed very nice, very normal. he asked me how to load it. i showed him how. >> and that was it? off he went? >> off he went. >> and then, a few days later, the school secretary gave drew a message. a polk county detective wanted to talk to him right away. >> and my very first thought was i interpreted the law wrong when i had looked up the iowa codes, and i'm going to jail. >> you immediately thought about selling that weapon? >> that's the first thing that came to my mind. why else would a polk county detective be calling me? i was going to jail. >> scary thought? >> it was very scary because i had taken so many precautions. i called the detective. and he said, "drew, did you sell a firearm recently?" and that was my second thought, "yes, i am going to jail. i have completely screwed ever

i still don't have the answer. >> what's that? >> the question about your song. your song is on this christmas list, which is really cool on spotify, but it is called "i don't want to go home for christmas." >> right. >> i do not want to go home for christmas. i have wondered about it for days. >> i don't know if you have seen narcos, but pablo had extradition problems. >> sure. >> i've got the colombian national police down there. listen, willie and i -- >> i can take those problems off your hands. >> we did a lot of things in the late '80s we're not particularly proud of. >> we're leike parnas, one-way tickets only. >> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. "morning joe. we'll be right back.

i was raised in a way that is full -- a heart full of love and always pray for the president, and i still pray for the president. i pray for the president all the time. >> reporter: "you are offending americans of faith by continually saying i pray for the president," trump writes. "when you know this statement is not true, unless it is meant in a negative sense." and trump warns democrats will pay in 2020, saying voters "will not soon forgive your perversion

i still believe that we as a country can be warm and generous inclusive and open. as day broke johnson returned reinforced to downing street choosing to walk the final few yards in a cold and frenetic election campaign boiled down he promised to finish breaks it once and for all whether he can and at what cost to his country is a story still to be told. let's go to our correspondent

and i still had pictures that i had originally posted on armslist, those were still on my home computerand as he was leaving, again, to cover myself, i wrote down his license plate number. >> you are a careful guy. >> i am. >> was he a nice fellow? >> for the very limited interaction we had, yeah. he seemed very nice, very normal. he asked me how to load it. i showed him how. >> and that was it? off he went? >> off he went. >> and then, a few days later, the school secretary gave drew a message. a polk county detective wanted to talk to him right away. >> and my very first thought was i interpreted the law wrong when i had looked up the iowa codes, and i'm going to jail. >> you immediately thought about selling that weapon? >> that's the first thing that came to my mind. why else would a polk county detective be calling me? i was going to jail. >> scary thought? >> it was very scary because i had taken so many precautions. i called the detective. and he said, "drew, did you sell a firearm recently?" and that was my second thought, "yes, i am going to jail. i have completely screwed ever

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i think they were soul mates who communicated with each other as equals even when she was still a little girl. that really touched me. and this is. a shift from. is that he says one of the surest my. sister fixed if i just had no could just hope for mine. because business with. his missions often still sound so much. and then this will certainly be. so kind to the some i was going to. come to the spacious. but it was the war a topic in your family. my nicole smith avanza to push my grandmother was one of those typical wartime women who saw her family through under difficult circumstances. the men were always absent on the streets and in daily life you still saw men who had clearly been wounded in the war. that still infiltrated our childhood. and on the weekend but only as an adult did i realize how recent world war 2 still was then we nod outside of it. for your film show things from a child's perspective. what are your favorite childhood memories of. growing up in a small and mid-size town gave me a great sense of security. we also had an incredible amount of freedom. my parents worked

i still want more. i still think we could be having more points and be high up on the table. of course, if i feel or we feel as a club that our position has been constrained, then we would obviously look at it. as big clubs do. that's what people expect of us of us this season, because lots of clubs around us were spending hundreds of millions, or150 million, and we didn't have that chance. we lost hazard, and two number nines, and that was probably on everyone‘s minds that's coming out of the picture is slightly changed, and it's important that we get it right moving forward. the only game in the championship tonight ended in a draw between mid—table millwall and nottingham forest. forest thought they'd won it after coming from behind to lead 2—1 in the 88th minute — substitute lewis grabban scoring both goals. but millwall equalized in injury time aidan o'brien to take a point. macclesfield town's match against crewe in league two tomorrow has been called off because the team are refusing to play until they're paid. patrick gearey has been following the story. the town is a

i think that we're still -- i think that we're still good in the short-term i have seen no price actiont contradicts it 30/30, we went above that in the s&p, to me that was the start of the new bull move. that's 4% ago. i think that we could trade in that range from a broader standpoint, but i still think higher is the way to go. >> listen, it's december, what, 2nd. jim, i'll be the first to say, merry christmas because you got some holiday market cheer, jim thank you very much. >> you too thank you, brian you too. >>> when we come back on "worldwide exchange," how online shopping continues to dominate the holiday season as we kick into high gear. >>> plus, blame netflix? it's a popular excuse. but your next guest says they may not be the reason behind tepid box office numbers we'll explain. >>> first, we remain on winter weather watch. thousands of flights remain delayed and cancelled across the country. the roads throughout are nasty if you're getting on the road this morning, trust me, be safe. drive slow get there. we're back right afterhi ts. pd-l1. they changed how the world fight

i did they were still the anthem without your knowledge even the new lyrics couldn't save it. presents redish. i felt this word reddish which embodied all the bitterness of this reanimation of the soviet past also became a valedictory sign for me yeltsin died in the 7th year of that amir putin's presidency. but. so. does the president have a say over a lot of things. certainly the head of state has a say over many things. certain functions of the president are laid down by the law they are very comprehensive and presidential powers may become the determining factor for forming these functions correctly but you have enough as a rule to be just far as things i have been planning are concerned i basically managed to meet the goals i've set for myself. it was the ability to see because of it was. just what is your attitude towards the all embracing unity of the nation under the guidance of the wise visionary and just that it may have putin do what you should. trust him to and i sense a slight irony in your question. so if anything everything we used to call extreme in this sense it

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i still believe that senate should try to follow the 1999 model . 2 resolutions. first things gfirst. the middle and end of this process will come later. so i look forward to meeting with the democratic leader very soon and getting our important conversation back on the right foot. i just listened to leader mcconnell's lengthy response to my letter proposing the impeachment trial in the senate.im leader mcconnell was apparently upset that i sent him the letter on sunday. saying the first step was for the two leaders to meet and then discuss the resolution. well, if we were allowed to show a video here on the senate floor of the republican leaders appearance on sean hannity's program last week, it would expose the fallacy of his argument. leader mcconnell unfortunately skipped his first step twhen he began publicly talking about the rules of the senate trial, telling hannity that he be taking cues from the white house and his idea for how to conduct a trial. long before any conversation which he still hasn't had with me. my letter was intended as a good-faith propos

like, am i really still here? use i haven't even -- i haven't spent no time with her since she got shot. i haven't touched her, you know what i mean? for all i know, this could be all -- this could be a figment of my imagination. she really could be dead. >> when it comes to the death of a loved one, krystle o'reilly is clear about reality, especially during this time of year. as she awaits trial for two bank robberies she allegedly committed to support a drug habit, she thinks about her two sons. 2-year-old maddox is being raised by her mother. her first son cameron was born with significant birth defects and died soon after. then her fiance died shortly afterwards from a drug overdose. >> i lost two of the most important people in my life in less than a year's time. at that point, nothing mattered, absolutely nothing. it didn't matter that i was pregnant, didn't matter my family was so scared because they knew how i felt. nothing mattered. i just used. three years later, i still haven't forgiven myself. i don't k

i still believe the senate to try to follow the 1999 model. to resolution. two. first things first. the middle and the end of this process, will come later. so i look forward to meeting with the democratic leaders very soon and getting our porton conversation. getting it back on the right foot. >> i just listened to mr. mcconnell news lengthy atresponse to a fair impeachment trial in the senate. you mcconnell was apparently upset that i sent him goleta a city sunday praising the first up was for the two leaders to meet and then discuss resolution. well, if we we're allowed to show a video of republicans last seweek. over this solid b of his argument. leader mcconnell unfortunately skipped his first step. when he began publicly talking about the rules of the senate trial, telling how he would be taking from the white house and his idea for how to conduct a trial long before the conversation was she still hasn't had with me. melinda was intended as a good faith proposal to kick start the discussions that leader mcconnell has delayed in getting to i still expect that we will sit down an

i am still very attached. i have not rejected america.n having — feeling about britain, your reflection on the unites states. do you see elements in britain's culture, in its way of doing things which are becoming more american over time, over the last 50 years? i think the biggest change and the most disturbing one to me is that i think the british have become quite self—centred, in a way they never used to be. you can see this just the way people get on and off underground trains, the way people drive on motorways, when they overtake. it used to be, you looked in your rear—view mirror to see if it was clear, you put your indicator on, you waited until it was clear and then you pulled out. now you just your indicator on and pull out. everybody does it and it isjust a kind of... i love the way you still tell stories through the details, it's the details that count. there is this certain, i think, a lot more people in britain have become a lot more self—absorbed. i think americans do that but they do it with a kind of innocence. they do no

i am still feeling the effects. david: i have not done a marathon. i would fly a marathon. fly 26 miles. [laughter] david: you have a pattern of meeting with employees fairly regularly. you call it the velvet program. can you explain what that is? ed: when we went through our hard times back in the bankruptcy era, we did not have a lot of cash. we didn't have anything. people were taking pay cuts. we decided the only way we would ever be successful again -- delta has a proud history -- was that we would have to reconnect with our people and get something to catch their attention. our people were downtrodden. years of pay cuts, job losses, and all the difficult things we remember from almost 20 years ago. so in downtown atlanta, there was an abandoned macy's building in downtown atlanta, and we decided to take out a couple of floors in this abandoned building. i'm not sure we even paid for it. i think we just squatted. i don't even know if they knew we were in there. we would bring our employees, we brought all our employees, 600 to 700 at a time for a day, a day and half, a

of course i still miss him. i don't show it but every time he leaves i realize just how much i miss him. yulia won't see her son for 2 months then he'll be performing on stage as a soloist. 7 many youngsters dream of becoming ballet dancers of taking the spotlight for an enthusiastic audience and having millions of fans. for most it remains a dream. simeon had already been dancing for 3 years in vero beach john but folk not ballet one day a ballet academy staff member spotted him on stage and invited him to vladivostok. a. lot of us talks upper house was looking for a boy to dance the child solo in the popular nutcracker ballet. simulant was just right for the part. the sins of the. restless and i was a bit scared. yeah that giant stage isn't the real ballet dancers. don i was afraid not embarrass myself in front of them. i wanted to do everything right from the started to them and they'd still it's put out in the hood so. they're not cracker ballet with a score by tchaikovsky tells about the christmas eve when a

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it in fact it seems to have matured and shows a lot that had gone unnoticed at the time however i am still being asked if anything was left on the cutting room floor it was for example this. you turn on your camera again. about the way people live. recently i was in school and some woman not get elderly but also not younger said to me. give us back our old life. the way it was 20 years ago. what can you say to that it's impossible to get anything back. you can either recover your youth nor bygone days and. moreover if we try to return to that we will definitely destroy everything. to ensure that people aren't doing worse than they did not for better. that is something we can do. this is such a candid conversation so i cannot help but ask why did you restore the old soviet anthem. at the world and if this is connected with what i just mention. it is necessary to restore the citizen's confidence in the establishment yeah. but . that woman who said we should give back her old life the way it was 20 years ago . people shouldn't feel that they are being deprived of something. she has to grow ol