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. >>> in chicago, a string of mass shootings left several dead and dozens wounded in a weekend of bloody violence. at least 41 people were shot on sunday and eight killed. most of the shootings happened in a period of less than seven hours overnight saturday into sunday morning. the alleged gang-related shootings targeted large crowds on the city's south and west sides. fred waller says the police department is working to prevent these crimes. >> i promise this city that we won't be defeated and overrun by that small group, that small element that's committing these reckless acts. >> ten of those shot were taken to the same hospital for treatment. >>> a narrative around the russia meeting in trump tower. while coming to the defense of his son on twitter, president trump admitted it was to get dirt on hillary clinton. the president said donald trump jr. did nothing wrong by meeting with a kremlin-connected attorney. kelly o'donnell tells us more about the tweet creating a g.rious stir on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, frances. two years after a controversial campaign meeting in

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of confrontation or an easier confrontation if not and if they feel threatened then it would be a bloody a confrontation but again hopefully with the pressure of the population over there to have seen a lot of other areas in syria go back to normality and they would be willing and hoping to go back to normality again they could put some pressure on those fighting factions you know to to aid the government warnings who feel it will be ugly. it does seem that every time washington has previously attacked syria i've not investigated chemical weapon allegations the us has claimed that it significantly reduced the chemical capabilities all of syria so some people might be wondering why all allegations against damascus continuing despite all this damage to this alleged chemical infrastructure it was interesting that this time around there was a pretty warning from the american presidents advisor john bolton national security advisor and this came out of nowhere really it probably reflects the united states frustration that turkey it's all you know. ally is now calling the shots with russia. an

number of mass shootings in a period of time resulted in multiple deaths and at least 28 wounded in a bloody weekend in chicago. >> an earthquake strikes a tourist destination. the casualty count rises. >> china calls out president trump over the infamous trump tower meeting. >> charlotte rae who played mrs. garrett on different strokes has died. >> a sea of dogs in california hanging 10. early today now. i'm frances string of mass shoo left several dead and a dozen wounded in chicago. there people were shot and five killed in a period of less than hours from saturday to sunday morning. the police department is responding to the violence. >> i can tell you that we know that some of these incidents were targeted and are related to gang conflicts in the areas. they are working around the clock. >> 10 of those shot were taken to the same hospital. we are expecting further updates later today. >> apple isracking down on content from alex jones. they yanked nearly every podcast from the radio host famous for conspiracy theories. he suggestedemocrats were planning to launch a civil war on july 4th

is an interim attorney general who does the president's bidding, that person's life can be made a bloodyrough the subpoena power of the house of representatives. he won't be able to move a fraction of an inch to do anything to impede the mueller investigation without the house judiciary committee, you know, subpoenaing him to testify every day, if necessary. so this is all about elections having consequences. and all of this will play out just fine for the constitution if the democrats take the house. if they don't and it is not a sure thing by any means, if they don't, we're living in a world of hurt. >> and harry, i want to go back to your point about the special prosecutor referring the michael cohen case out of the special prosecutor's office to the u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. and when that happened, the head of that office, the u.s. attorney himself, recused himself because he was appointed by president trump. so it is now being run by the professionals in that office who are beyond the reach of president trump. and i just want you to go back and double under

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president monroe is punching out king george of england and king george has a black eye and a bloody nose. i have to say this panel gave me great pause when it was proposed that we use it, but people love it because it so graphically illustrates what the americans' intention was with that war. the purpose of this panel is to help to remind americans today that in the 18 teens new orleans was vitally important city to the growing america. so as the united states was developing in the 18 teens, the allegheny mountains run along kind of parallel to the east coast here. for all the settlement and the people moving into the area between the allegheny mountains and the mississippi river, new orleans became the exit point for all the goods they produced. so new orleans was a choke point, if you will. it was a point of exit and entry that was of great importance to the growth, the economic growth of the country. and as thomas jefferson said in his request for congress to approve the louisiana purchase, and i'm paraphrasing, that whoever owns new orleans that isn't us is our enemy. by late 18

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reporter: on a quiet august ody in chicago's grant park, it's hard to imagine this spot ens once a bloody 50 years ago, it was a time when civil rights were legal, but the resistance was lethal. a time of war and body counts and assassinations. mike james was in chicago. >> we were for peace. we were for ending the war. i'm the guy in the black leather jacket with the blond hair, longer blond hair. >> reporter: he was one of about 10,000 demonstrators-- yippies, hippies, and others-- who intersected with thousands of chicago cops and national guardsmen, a flammable mix on michigan avenue that would later be called a police riot. as news cameraman del hall wasn't doing anything wrong during a march. filming? >> yes, filming. >> reporter: but he wound up on the wrong end of a police baton. >> i really believe i was the first person hit, but i was not the last person. >> reporter: at the democrats' convention five miles away, reporters were roughed up. >> take your hands off of me unless you plan to arrest me. >> reporter: and anchors were ruffled. >> i think we have a bunch of hugs here, da

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just to sort of a legal book that was already was done in the first publication i hope there was a bloody harvest which was a terrific book it will lay down the groundwork for all that came afterwards is by david kilgour davis two thousand and six banned in russia by the way very important as a extremist publication well here's the other extremist publication this is my book came out in two thousand and fourteen and the three of us got together to do this major report in two thousand and sixteen. and the since then we have built a coalition of people who are not following dark tibetans house christians but are simply people who are interested in this problem and care about it and we've got quite a few here in the u.k. certainly people more and more people in america and australia new zealand and so forth but what's interesting is the you mention the falun gong are healthy clean living people so their organs are going to be healthier and basically better for donation purposes and for harvesting purposes obviously they're very pertly persecuted group in china you mention that the statistics

of the eleven of the cities and one third of the country you know i'm still very curious to see a bloody full stop when there was the birth or a ton of the regions across the country that would still remain a mystery to me it wasn't like st petersburg and moscow i was showed you that that really surprised me more my experiences and some are yet to tear a birth city that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. and finally here on the program border fences are generally used to keep people out but denmark is building a new border fence not to keep people out but to keep its animals in the idea has already been hijacked by some politicians. well known while for love of the water and not a good swimmer. on the plains to say we can just add a few metres to the height so can keep not only germany one hundred floors out but also asylum seekers and those chancing their law regardless of how the fence is set up will only strengthen border control and it is clear. thanks for joining us here at

him with a bloody nose. 0k. ere has been a celebration of people with red hair. red hair is designed to fight discrimination. tim allman, himself a strawberry blonde, reports. there receding ranks, and then there is seeing red. —— there is seeing red, and then. this is dedicated to roush, the ginger. only something like 2% of the planet ‘s population is red hat, and in theirown the planet ‘s population is red hat, and in their own way, they face some persecution. translation: i hope someday the jokes about redheads. and become obsolete, old news, and we can move onto something else. people can see that it onto something else. people can see thatitis onto something else. people can see that it is corny and unfounded and stupid. the organisers are keen to stress that these days being ginger is cool. it is redheads include the duke of the realm, prince harry, a hugely popular singer songwriter ed sheeran, and one of hollywood's most successful actresses, jessica chastain. translation: in high schoolthere was some bu

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historic accord with the revolutionary armed forces of colombia known as for now this accord ended a bloody conflict lasting more than half a century but he remains very much on shaky ground who will. young. even if it becomes colombia's new president he's the country's youngest elected laeta a conservative who won a divisive election against a left wing rival during the ceremony he struck a conciliatory tone. but is not yet over that acquittal i want to govern colombia with values and principles and overcoming left right divisions and avoiding the acrimony that fractures society and. you get the seeds root those game be done i laugh at the russians i want to govern colombia constructively and not destructively because through reading. this truly bringing together a fragmented country isn't going to be aisy. thessaly has to work out what to do about the country's peace treaty with the left wing fox. he's vowed to rewrite the treaty to punish some form of gorillas that's controversial. a decades long fight between the government and the guerrillas means that colombia has the most displaced p

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the eleven of the cities and one third of the country you know and i'm still very curious to see a bloody dog going there with the birth or a ton of the regions across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily the cities like st petersburg and moscow or sochi but that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are yet to tear on birth city that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways and wrapping up the program for this hour here on our international right now eleven twenty seven am on friday hope you can join us in half an hour for a new program here on this true. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying there's just no way that hadn't been that we were even

the eleven of the cities and one third of the country you know and i'm still very curious to see a bloody dog and there was the birth or a ton of the regions across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily cities like st petersburg and moscow or sochi that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are terran burge cities that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. that finally border fences are generally used to keep people out but in denmark it's now back and critics are not squealing with delight. well known wild boar love the water out of good swimmers. when the friends there we can just add a few metres to the height so can keep not only german wild boars out but also asylum seekers and those chaunce in their log regardless of how the fence is set up along the strengthen border control and it just. so that's how things are looking so far this evening we're back with more as usual and how. welcome to sophie shevardnadze haiti

mentioned bill kristol there and it is amazing that for a long time he was vilified as a warmonger a bloody bill kristol all of by the left and then because they need a an assassin because they need someone with no moral or ethics at all the left to size to bring them up and say well here's a guy you know well sic him on here we know he's dangerous. fairly have no moral compass whatsoever now your latest blog post reads quote u.s. tech giants are too big to. full and now are running into serious trouble we have google being evil in china we've got facebook banning american anti-fascist activists and calling them russians ok what's going on is to work on wall street if the stuff what's going on sure and you know i've been to huge proponent of social media even though i haven't liked facebook for a long time i've been able to see that for the most part let's just take facebook and twitter they have been reasonably neutral i mean they've been getting worse over the last few years particularly after trump won but they have been platforms and people have across the but you know the sort of the y

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the stage is set for a final and it looks like a bloody battle the battle for aid lib tens of thousands of islamists rebels from all over syria and the world against the syrian army and its allies no wonder then that the stakes here are like never before i q's ations provocation and chemical scandal it's not an even fight the syrian army is stronger which means jihad ists need all the help they can get from abroad. following the alleged goot a chemical attack russia's warning that rebels will try to stage as similar incident in egypt to draw the u.s. france and britain in get them to hit a sad again russia says an incident is imminent especially after the u.s. and allies jointly stated that they would act if it looks like as had launched another chemical attack that's almost an invitation to do so says moscow it would suggest now when the u.s. is steering the situation around we want to know how can damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the u.s. answers we never said that france did the chemical weapons provocation whi

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