ensign: the usda can certify... reid: john ensign was a conservative republican, but our relationship in the senate was just terrific. i never had anyone to work with in the senate that was more reasonable and pragmatic thanohn ensign. sign and i had a deal. if you have a problem with anything going on in my staff, you call me. i would do the same with him. and as a result of that, our staffs knew that they were to work together. lopez: they brought me in the room with the top staffers from each office. we were told that "you will work together. you will not disparage each other. the staffs cannot say anything bad about each other, and if you do, you will get fired. regardless of whatever differences we have, we are gonna work together for the benefit of the state of nevada." and that set the whole tone, and that set the whole tone for all the accomplishments that we achieved on a bipartisan basis. reid: we had to do something differently, and that's where the snipla came in. christensen: sniplaba. loz: snipplema. c

sentenced themselves but the truth of the matter is the judge amy coney barrett speak louder than the ensigns and she hated claims. she graduated at the top of her class from notre dame law school. she held to prestigious clerk including on the supreme court. and she's litigated in the trenches before academia for sheep wrote the cox part of the constitution. constitutional law about her federal court in statutory interpretation. she has put all that great experience and training to work on the seventh circuit . this is an exceptional judge. she is a clear record applying the law. she will bring additional value to the united states supreme court. the thing on one of the things that i thought was a remarkable is that amy coney barrett is also an incredible role model. then i think it should be her elevation to the highest court in the land should be an encouragement to young women who aspire to professional success. and as a great role model, how to balance we all try to figure out how to balance which is your professional and your personal life. which she and her husband do a marvelous job t

how many the wages of people the arab israelis their wages is much much higher than in the in the ensign area the wages of arab israelis in jerusalem. residents is far far greater than in jordan and in any other word in egypt in syria or any other place and this is just the background what does that about and it had to do that mr buck at the proof of neglect and double standard lies lies in the statistics 1000 figures quoted by the state department from the jerusalem institute for policy research for 2017 show the dire conditions in which palestinians live in jerusalem 78 percent of our of residents there and 86 percent of arab children in east jerusalem lived that year in poverty and that's a policy decision isn't it are you proud of that. god forbid that's not a policy and by the way you forgot to mention that we have a huge a large ultra-orthodox community in jerusalem that is very similar to the arab communities the arab communities around the country if you look at all villages in our country you find that there are social economic status is lower unfortunately now what i've done is

hits one of my one of suffering and particularly when there has been a death and there's no i know ensigns says to what happened. that creates a lot of on interest former now community. it's something they see every day in they work with the national suicide prevention and trauma recovery project they said that he had suicided like hung himself and i didn't believe that because he even get not intrude on his i am very much and was an egregious anymore. megan says corona investigations into a death in custody can be a long arduous journey offering legal resolution or surely. no prison down a police officer has ever been convicted over an indigenous death in custody in a strategy. that is not rock that is not fair that is not justice you need to know what's going on with your loved one what worries last lies like always last moments like was as some other acts of another course of their loved ones. every week megan and jerry give psychosocial support to families caught up in the state's criminal justice system. they say it's a form of assistance missing in western australia is giles. saying

you know the police were nearby and he you know faces a court case there too his lawyer says the ensigns go deeper than just say. but you're here because there are works of art that were pillaged stolen redo during colonial wars and they're being found in french museums that's why we're here today. was the stance of shine a light on the debate over the true should. give us back our art the shot our recent commission agrees that work should be returned the process though not fast enough for these campaigners. onix stories and gone away a singer known as people to hear not only her music but also her message. has special for climate action it's a topic which motivates her to get out on the streets to sensitize people impact of climate change on the environment she says the climate is under serious threats and requests protection from everyone. keeping green in our environment is is just full of positive but when you cut it down it's least pollution of air that enters directly to the soil what we drink we use the air we breathe. air pollution everywhere so i believe if we keep green i mean

pogany power for north korea that's why i thought there was a tap in the ensign near future where do you see the united states progressing in the future dr lim the movie really will be the president to point as i see both biden and trump are pretty much interested in at talking with north korea essentially if i didn't also mentions that it isn't a story he has intention to mitigate in general for trump of course it will be our not our layer of this theater tactic for donald trump as a reality t.v. show program so. whoever it will do before north korea us and we're continue to have a negotiation and discussion about over the nuclear program within a career or not really have been facing tough u.n. sanctions over it's a missile program what does it say about these sanctions if not korea is able to create such a missile despite these sanctions. the situation is like in the past when kim jong il or. the concerns of other things only was that they used a nuclear power for food aid so whenever data showed a missile test or shore their nuclear program development then this accord to rest on

it starts in the russian port city of an ensign look mean a crisis found in germany. stream too has also been laid except for the last 160 kilometers to germany. washington is dead set against it claiming it will make europe too dependent on russian gas and exposed to leverage by vladimir putin's old europe germany should not put up with us having 3rd parties tell us what we may do and what we may not to what our energy policy should look like and what projects we may work on here in sas not supplied. it's nothing new that germany is getting its gas from russia the 1st shipments of natural gas from the then soviet union reached west germany in 1973 during the oil crisis that also angered the us but west germany continued to buy more and more gas from the communist soviet union and unify germany went on to do the same with russia also under putin's leadership even when the 2 countries had serious disagreements at the political level. sanctions are a means to apply economic pain in order for a government to get its way. by providing goods services and support for north

pogany power for north korea that's why i thought there were people in the ensign near future where do you see because usually the united states progressing in the future dr lim the movie really will be the president but as i see both biden and trump are pretty much interested in at talking with north korea essentially if i didn't also mentions that it isn't a story he has intention to mitigate in general for trump of course it will be our not our layer of this theater tactic for donald trump as a reality t.v. show program so. whoever it will do before north korea us and will continue to have a negotiation and discussion about over the clear our program within a career north korea has been facing tough u.n. sanctions over it's a missile program what does it say about these sanctions if not korea is even to create such a missile despite these sanctions. the situation is like in the past the when. or. the kingdoms of other things i knew was that they used a nuclear power for food aid so whenever data showed a missile test or shore the nuclear program department then the support rest on a

commemoration for those killed inside knocked down church in nice and bernard forgetting lots of ensign arsenal reaction coming in lots of condolences the dutch prime minister has told the french people you're not alone. interest enough we've also had a response from the turkish foreign ministry he's attacked the he's condemned rather the attack in the east and says they stand in solidarity with the french people 'd will this be a comfort to the people of france k. especially given the tensions between the leadership in turkey and in france. there was some criticism of turkey in the wake of the murder of samuel potsie the teacher killed on his way home from school because it was there's a perception that turkey was slow to condemn not to talk he did ultimately condemned the attack on the attack and the walls that's why it's been a very rapid response from turkey now but it's joined many other international organizations in condemning this attack ok baronets method bring us all the ferry latest from paris for now thank you very much and that is it for me for this news hour my colleague i

activities the measure black blacklists almost all of iran's financial sector iran's foreign minister john ensign tweeted in a response saying the united states wants to sabotage iran's remaining channels for buying food and medicine to maintain iranians will survive the sanctions and the u.s. action amounted to a crime against humanity while those who block iranian money will face justice in jordan has more from washington d.c. . perhaps the biggest criticism of the trumpet ministrations sanctions regime against iran is that the culminating impact is that this is hurting the iranian people certainly we have seen that criticism coming not just from e.u. nations but also from a wide range of humanitarian organizations around the world now the treasury department went in announced this latest round of sanctions against these 18 iranian banks said that these banks would still have exemptions so that they could bring in funds to facilitate the purchase of emergency food and medicine to serve the iranian people of course people have criticized the u.s. for making it much harder to get that sort of hum

home of the wages of people the arab israelis their wages is much much higher than in the in the ensign area the wages of arab israelis in jerusalem. residents is far far greater than in jordan and in any other world in egypt in syria or any other place and this is just the background what does that about accountability do that mr buck at the proof of neglect and double standard lies lies in the statistics 1000 figures quoted by the state department from the jerusalem institute for policy research 427000 show the dire conditions in which palestinians live in jerusalem 78 percent of our of residents there and 86 percent of arab children in east jerusalem lived that year in poverty and that's a policy decision isn't it are you proud of that. god forbid that's not a policy and by the way you forgot to mention that we have a huge a large ultra-orthodox community in jerusalem that is very similar to the arab communities the arab communities around the country if you look at all villages in the country you find that their social economic status is lower unfortunately now what i've done is i f

it starts in the russian port city of an ensign look mean a crisis found in germany. stream too has also been laid except for the last 160 kilometers to germany. washington is dead set against it claiming it will make europe too dependent on russian gas and exposed to leverage by vladimir putin's old europe germany should not put up with this having 3rd parties tell us what we may do and what we may not do what our energy policy should look like and what projects we may work on here in sas in the outside. it's nothing new that germany is getting its gas from russia the 1st shipments of natural gas from the then soviet union reached west germany in 1973 during the oil crisis that also angered the us but west germany continued to buy more and more gas from the communist soviet union and unified germany went on to do the same with russia also want to putin's leadership even when the 2 countries had serious disagreements at the political level. sanctions are a means to apply economic pain in order for a government to get its way. by providing goods services and support fo

he was an ensign. switch with me? the other team was happy to switch. billy was not necessarily overwhelmed with joy, but it was arranged and off they went even though one of the pilots said is this really necessary? they took off a little after 4:00 in the morning. the 12 hellcat did. a cloudy day. as he got closer to japan, two of the 12 hellcat's were ordered to a higher altitude so they could relay messages to and from the carrier yorktown. so now the hellcat number was down to 10 that proceeded down to the target. four ledt, a team of by a guy named marvin oden got his team became lost in they said a finger of overcast. i was never sure what to make of that. it doesn't sound like a very cloudy area, but he became lost and those four planes were now gone. hellcat number was down to six that continued toward their target, which on the map that was showing is just south of tokyo. bit to the northeast of the dotted line there. they continued on toward tokyo and as they got near the airfield, they were getting ready to attack when the commander contacte

home of the wages of people the arab israelis their wages is much much higher than in the in the ensign area the wages of arab israelis in jerusalem. residents is far far greater than in jordan and in any other world in egypt in syria or any other place and there's always the background what does that about accountability do that mr buck at the proof of neglect and double standards lies lies in the statistics 1000 figures quoted by the state department from the jerusalem institute for policy research 427000 show the dire conditions in which palestinians live in jerusalem 78 percent of our of residents there and 86 percent of arab children in east jerusalem lived that year in poverty and that's a policy decision isn't it are you proud of that. god forbid that's not a policy and by the way you forgot to mention that we have a huge a large all truth of doc's community in jerusalem that is very similar to the arab communities the arab communities around the country if you look at all villages and in our country you find that there are social economic status is lower unfortunately now what i

you know the police were nearby and he know faces a court case there too his lawyer says the ensigns go deeper than just say. but you're here because there are works of art that were pellet stolen raided during colonial wars and they're being farmed in french museums that's why we're here today. was the stunts of shone a light on the debate over restitution. look give us back our art the shout our recent commission agrees that work should be returned the process though not fast enough for these campaigners. onyx story isn't gonna win a singer known as people to hear not only her music but also her message. needs she has special for climate action it's a topic which motivates her to get out on the streets to sensitize people. of climate change on the environment she says the climate is under serious threats and require protection from everyone. keeping green in our environment is is just full of positive but when you cut it down it's leads to pollution of air that enters directly to the soil what we drink we use the air we breathe be just air pollution everywhere so i believe if we ke

human rights center of yaz not to provide support for political prisoners and has complained for an ensign capital punishment his colleagues and fellow activist constantine's that i do it from the same organization joins me now from minsk concert in how did your call a colleague react to the news of being awarded the alternative nobel prize. hello of course he was very happy to hear this tremendous news. because it's really means a lot to us to our leader list and the team of yes knights. huge team of $100.00 activists across bellows. but it's also quite said because when human rights defenders are traced that means that something is broken in the country and. so the situation is so so bad that. of course we have to do here is good signals coming from europe from. the right livelihood. means a lot to us but as i said it's. quite sad because. it means that we still have a lot of things to do and that human rights are trees can. a lot of opposition members and demonstrators have been arrested and you of course working for them how is your work influenced by the current situation in belarus.

trump's love of country and sincerity for the american people i thought that was contrasted with ensigner and speaking to the camera. that really shined. pete: that wasn't a good moment. that's what the politicians do they look at you and say we are around the kitchen table now. i thought that was a pretty good one. move over here. thank you for your service. air force and marine. [cheers and applause] pete: you can do that. real quick, running out of time. what was your take away from last night. >> the fact that the debate seemed to be, the american people could get something out of it. it seemed to be more organized. a little more professional. it wasn't just two guys going at it. the american people were actually able to get something out of this debate, i feel like. pete: last word real quick. >> the moderator i think she did a fantastic job this time. pete: there we go. a few more interruptions to the president we noted than of joe biden last night's debate. but i digress. fair point. good point. >> and a good pointed from a marine, too. thank you, guys, back to new york city. we

identifying the crew killed in a plane crash in alabama. 30-year-old navy lieutenant ross and coast guard ensigntt were on a routine training flight that took off from florida when their plane crashed in a residential neighborhood in alabama on friday. no one was injured on the ground. >> trace: a car parade for president trump sparking protests, fights and arrests in new york city. plus joe biden's position on energy and fracking sparking questions about his plans for the economy. national economic council director larry kudlow is next. >> president trump: under my administration we built the greatest economy in the history of the world and now very simply we're doing it again. attention veterans, today's all time low mortgage rates just dropped even lower. veterans who refi now can save three thousand dollars a year. with newday's va streamline refi, there's no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $3000 a year. $3000! that's a big deal. +mdjélt(o-:bd1!@é,úc @: #fc!a=s are you managing ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system,