. >> kenney: it feels very repetitive. to your point, how nice would it be if they didn't have eight hours and a stretch where they were making the same point over and over and over again because i don't know that they filled in any of the space for people who were on the fence. granted, people who were on the fence, there were very few of them but still, i think that's an important group and the way that both sides kind of comported themselves yesterday, there were some points scored and they had a couple good turns here and there but in the end it was very repetitive. is that intentional? >> andy: this is part trial and part political performance and that is an uneasy match at times. when it did get repetitive was when the politics overwhelm to the legal aspect of it. the president's team was much better when they cut to the chase and sat down and didn't use their time and that basically signals that we don't think this case is much of anything. >> marie: democrats, what they are trying to do is get republicans on the re

that we're really not a hyphenated canadian and we're just a canadian and as promiser always said kenney there is a canadian as a canadian so although it has hit our community everyone in the community knows someone that knows someone with its impact on diverse communities from iranian canadians to academics the business world and professions this tragedy is going to continue to resonate even beginning the healing process will take a long time daniel acknowledges era toronto. may be in warlord after has rejected a call by turkey and russia for a cease fire fighting between half his forces and the un backed government has escalated in recent weeks with european and african leaders fearing the conflict could destabilize several countries and support from cathy lopez or the un. libyan warlord khalifa haftar says the fighting will continue. the ceasefire called by russia and turkey has been rejected and have tars vowed to take control of the capital tripoli has been renewed but yeah the libyan arab forces will continue to target the enemy by iran unmanned moving forward and spread its contro

sovereignty of alaska's native communities was only recognized by the state in 2017 tribal advocate denise kenney gak says when locally just travel in the u.s. they realize many other states away ahead of alaska their states did hear them and had a healthier communication and partnership i think they came back in question why why are we still behind participating in the census is historic and as alaskan native people we are counting the census is a lifeline for this remote part of alaska and relations between the u.s. government and tribes are improving on the back says the allocation of federal funds is vital helping maintain the runways in a lot of our remote villages to our entire tribal health care system very he federal funds that help essentially provide a form of economy way out here in southwestern alaska the future of took suck but in every other. immunity in the u.s. will be shaped by the census it's used to redraw legislative districts allocate electoral college funds that affects the distribution of over a trillion dollars in public funding these alaskans won't see government official

joining me now, the mayor of philadelphia, jim kenney. mr. mayor, first, congratulations.ated for your second in terms term on mo. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. why did you choose mrs. outlaw? she has a hard traffic between the firing of almost 80 police for racist postings, certainly outraged most philadelphians, and the problem of gun violence. why did you choose her? >> because she was absolutely the best person for the job. we had a process, where 30 candidates applied for the position. 18 of them were inside the philadelphia police department. and the rest were across the country. and we had a very extensive process. and she shined better than anyone else there. when i first interviewed her, i said to myself if anyone's going to beat her, they're going to have to really do a unbelievable job because she has all the things that we need. she has the intelligence. she has the sense of humor. she has the command -- the command. she holds herself in a commanding way. she has experience both in oakland for 20 years and in portland for almost three. she -- she

s mom michelle kenney and botham jean's sister, alissa findley. [ applause ] so angella, the police officer shot your son because he tried to run him over. no charges were brought against the officer and danny's friends who were in the car said that's not what happened. it took y'all seven years, seven years, to get to the truth, and what did you discover getting to that truth? >> we're grateful we had a 30-year police veteran that night that came forward and told the truth about what happened? >> and what was that? >> my son was told to move. he was in a fire lane, and the police officer tapped on his window and asked him to move. the other officer thought he heard someone say stop, and decided to stop by shooting at our son and killing him in the car, and if it wasn't for the 30-year police veteran, all of the other witnesses, we wouldn't have the truth that we have now. the other police officer came forward and said that the only threat that night was the officer that killed our son. our son wasn't doing anything wrong. he wasn't speeding. he wasn't disobeying in order. in fact, he was t

sovereignty of alaska's native communities was only recognized by the state in 2017 tribal advocate denise kenney gak says when locally just travel in the u.s. they realize many other states away ahead of alaska their states did hear them and had a healthier communication and partnership i think they came back in question why why are we still behind participating in the census is historic and as alaskan native people we are counting the census is a lifeline for this remote part of alaska and relations between the u.s. government and tribes are improving on the back says the allocation of federal funds is vital helping maintain the runways in a lot of our remote villages to our entire tribal health care system very key federal funds that help essentially provide a form of economy where out here in southwestern alaska the future of took suck but in every other. immunity in the u.s. will be shaped by the census it's used to redraw legislative districts allocate electoral college funds it effects the distribution of over a trillion dollars in public funding these alaskans won't see government officia