so of course, once again, what we've seen in jad will again, mean that french citizens will be definitely definitely on their guard, i should say. has the latest on that attack in saudi arabia. thank you. now, to other news, hong kong is facing further crisis after more than a dozen pro-democracy politicians called it quits. their resignation was in solidarity after the territory's government disqualified 4 of their fellow legislators. there were, you know, the, china's congress has passed a patriotism resolution allowing the removal of legislators who pose a threat to national security and challenge the rule of beijing. pro-democracy activists say that just amounts to the end of the one country 2 systems. principle is defeated pollen reporting from hong kong. that was a very emotional press conference. some of them announcing the resignation with tears in their eyes, saying those resignation letters will be in the hands of the government tomorrow, which essentially will deem hong kong's legislative council without any opposition voices anymore. they say they're doing this because it's wh

if you were under the age of 60, you can't be married if there was a pregnancy involved, and jad would sign off on that and we hear that we will surely a judge in their right mind, but not authorized parents with a child. but in that case, at that 13 year old girl that was married up to the 33 year old man, she was pregnant, a 16 year old, married off to a 52 year old, who was pregnant. i mean, these are basically archaic walls that often legitimize and legalize pedophile. and that's exactly what's happening. i mean, there is no typical profile where ray ray, i would have to agree with you, donna. and not only that, but in the state of california to legally consent to having sex is 18 years a lot. so the act of child marriage creates a lukewarm in our statutory rape laws here in california. and there is a reason that we have statutory rape minors from child and sexual abuse. and so why are we, you know, protecting the abusers when we really should be protecting the children from this horrific, horrific form of abuse. and i'm sure that you now, you know, in your studies have, have seen

and in july 2011, the nuclear scientists that are your shirt resigned their jad was killed in front of his home in the capital. and that was after 2 gunman on motorcycles opened fire . and then in january of 2012, mr. shand was killed after a bomb was attached to his car. he supervises apartment in a tense uranium enrichment facility. so let's explore this further. we can bring in now and have a tie in tabata by i should say, i'm born in germany. he's a policy consultant on iranian affairs. so those killings that we've just listed, they took place between 201-2012. now we have this 8 years on what's your assessment of what's happened here. i strongly believe we need to, to call it what it is. it's actually short of a military invasion. this is how war on iran can take place in the year 2020. we have had a january of this year, this escalation of general hossam, still a money which took place on iran, on the rocky soil. and now we have this target that assassination on iranian soil. obviously we don't know yet who is behind this, but of course, given the past one or 2 or 3 weeks and the

. >>> up next, carl sferrazza anthony, author of "florence harding: the first lady, the jad age and the death of america's most scandalous president" discusses the life of the woman married to president warren harding and dispels some of the myths during her time at the white house. the historical association hosted the event and provided the video. >> today we are welcoming the author of a dozen books on presidential families, including four full length first lady biographies and an overview of all the families who made their home in the white house. we wrote a two volume history "america's first family: an inside view of 200 years of private life in the white house." he served as a consultant to the smithsonian interpretation of the exhibit and was a library's historian until 2017. he is currently writing "camera girl e"the first chronicling of jacqueline bovine kennedy's life when she worked as a newspaper columnist and writer. welcome, carl. >> thank you. i appreciate so much being able to join the white house historical association today and i'm very honored to give you a little bi

in germany would happen automatically, sometimes was at school or receive crowd support from the me, jad, from the general public isn't just that was yesterday's news. it needed to recapture the excitement of the key its then came the chance of a comeback. the very 1st time i heard the term global warming was from a nuclear power industry executive in 1981. when i said what is that? and he explained what good warming was. he says that's why we can't rely on coal. as has just once, i'd like to pick up the phone and say, atomic industrial form, coal kills energy. here's a story. if you still be busy, let's continue writing with less c o 2. by the 2000 people had become to realize that global warming was a severe problem and people, even in fire, even leading environmentalists began to say, well, maybe we better rethink nuclear power. the threat of climate change trumped the us to, to ask the question if we wanted to build nuclear plants in the united states by the year 2010, what would it take? so we start to ask that question. could the department vary? but also there were policy makers,

. >>> up next, carl sferrazza anthony, author of "florence harding: the first lady, the jad age and the death of america's most scandalous president"

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some some rather controversial comments about african-americans and blacks and just a few weeks ago jad kushner his advisor and son in law said you know a rather racist stereotypes about african-americans saying that if african americans want to be successful they have to want to be successful isn't that a problematic way to look at african-americans well that's not what he said so that's what the media reported but what he said was that the president is an author who can do even a president that the president can want to who are you so you have to want opportunity there as well and that's what he said and that's absolutely correct right if you talk to these you know still help books and read you know some helpful or anytime you have a person who is encouraging you to do better for yourself and the 1st step to having anything is wanting it 4 years ago when you actually actually policy and think that it's going to work for you derek i saw you rolling your eyes there when journalists how do you respond. yes so a couple interesting things one the list actually isn't that very long trunk ac