asked by the a.p. if it was appropriate to insult a woman's appearance trump responded you can take it any way you want." in addition to that trump also weighed in on the investigation into his former personal lawyer michael cohen, who testified under oath that trump was involved in planting the hush money payments to stormy damages. trump told the a.p. cohen lied under oath and called his allegation "totally false." and in regular news we also learned who will be replacing the departing white house counsel don mcgahn. trump told the ap that he has selected pat sipilone, a veteran of the bush 41 justice department, to be his white house counsel. with that, let's bring in the lead-off panel on a monday night. one of the reporters who interviewed the president today there in the oval office, the aforementioned zeke miller, white house reporter for the associated press. phil rucker, pulitzer prize-winning white house bureau chief for the "washington post." and jill colvin, white house reporter also with t

howie: i want to turn to this a.p. headline that drew a lot of criticism. trump tells a.p. he won't accept blame if gop loses house. president trump: to be honest with you, i get such phoney news. everything is a fake. i gave an interview to a.p., and the headline was totally different from everything else i said. everything else was perfect. howie: here is what the president said. do you accept responsibility if the gop loses house? no, i think i'm helping people. sara: i think with this a.p. headline, this isn't going to be my fault. all he said was i think i'm helping people out. they took that and misconstrued it and painted the headline to be different than the rest of the article. howie: the president didn't have a problem with the story. it was the headline. defamation lawsuit by stormy daniels. trump won. he goes on twitter and says fine, now i can go after horse face. most of people said this is beneath the dignity of his office. emily: the condemnation aspect of it i understand. the thundering part i don't. this is not new. it's not unusual for him. sometimes the

>> reporter: well, wolf, donald trump in this new a.p.erview is taking on his personal attorney, former personal attorney michael cohen. one thing that he said that was interesting is that he said it was totally false what michael cohen said in that courthouse in august when he said that michael cohen had actually coordinated with donald trump in silencing women like stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, both women, of course, alleged to have affairs with donald trump years ago. remember, it was cohen that said in this courtroom in this very dramatic setting that it was at the direction of donald trump that he had made these efforts to try to silence these women, and donald trump coming out and saying that is absolutely false. he also personally attacked michael cohen. he mocked him as a p.r. person who only did small legal work for donald trump. that, even though, of course, we know michael cohen was somebody that was very close to donald trump for a long time, and he said it was very sad that michael cohen struck a deal in order to get a l

after the a.p.d yesterday that trump dismissed suggestions that he might take responsibility as his predecessor did. trump tweeted a.p. headline was very different than my quote. fake news. >> you asked if he thought he would bear some responsibility if the republicans lose the house. and the president said no, i think i'm helping people. then he took issue with this head line today that trump tells a.p. he won't accept blame if gop loses house. >> we certainly stand by the interview. the transcript is there plain as day. we asked the question, he answered no. >> let's get a check of your weather now with bill karins. >> did you bring the big jackets in this morning? >> the fluffy coat. >> the temperatures have dipped down and windchills are in the 20s in many areas. it's the coldest morning we've had this season by far. even the big cities are chilly. it's not exactly freezing. it feels like 40 in new york city. we have freeze warnings for detroit, columbus. all this means is that if you didn't tak

he also told the a.p. his belief that rogue killers may have been responsible was informed by what he called his feeling when speaking with the saudi monarch. and here's what he told fox business news earlier today. >> turkey's looking at it very strongly. we're all looking at it together, but turkey and saudi arabia are looking at it very strongly. and it depends whether or not the king or the crown prince knew about it, in my opinion. number one, what happened, but whether or not they knew about it. if they knew about it, that will be bad. >> if they knew, he says. this new account of khashoggi's disappearance leaves open the possibility they did not. and make of that what you will. but as you do, remember, it dovetails neatly to what the president this morning signaled was a willingness to believe. and remember just yesterday, the president said something very similar. >> i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia, who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to as he said his saudi arabian c

a.p. you heard him say quite frankly the conversations have been productive with both the king and with the crown prince. when i spoke to the father it sounded to me like he felt like he did not do it. he didn't know about it. it sounded like, you know, the concept of rogue killers but i don't know. i think the investigation will lead to an answer and they are going to do a very thorough investigation. there you hear it again. very thorough. it is ongoing. there have been some calls, as you well know, that there should be perhaps and international cooperation effort to try to get to the bought many of this mystery. at this point that hasn't been ruled out. i can tell you this, probably get answers soon, maybe as soon as tomorrow. we'll keep an eye on it. >> bill: meanwhile president trump gearing up saying his aggressive campaigning has been a bump to republicans. i think i'm helping people and we have a big impact. he told the associated press that. i don't think anybody has had this kind

so just tonight in that a.p. interview, the president was asked about the use of his word, horseface. he told the a.p., you can take it any way you want. joining me is an adviser to several presidents who didn't have twitter, david gergen, and kirsten powers. when he says you can take the horseface comment any way you want, i'm not sure what other way there is to take it other than an insult. >> it's obviously supposed to be an insult. a lot of people would say, well, he insults a lot of people. he makes up names for men. you know, low energy jeb or whatever it is. but i think the attacks on women's appearances, which he has a long history of, is different. and it's different because men are not as affected by attacks on their appearance because men are not as valued for their appearances as women are in our society. and so it's a very -- it's a much more harmful personal attack for a woman to receive that kind of attack. i thing that he knows that. i think that it's particularly humiliating in a way that it isn'

interesting stuff in the latest a.p. wire, which i've been following closely all day, dana. you can see it on the tv a loft people on the video are waving honduran flags. if you are leaving a country, you don't want to be there, why are you proud and waving the flag? noisily demanding to be let in, ripping down fencing, and tugging at it. then basically, assaulting police officers. are those the type of law-abiding human beings that america should welcome? i don't think so. if you read the quotes from the a.p. about the migrants, they're not saying we're fleeing violence. they're saying no one is going to stop us, quote, we're going to the u.s., quote. and we want to go for better economic conditions. i want a construction job in l.a. if i'm in l.a. and in construction, why do i want some guy from another country, that they can just get paid half my money and they don't have to cover health benefits for? how is this going to feel to regular -- >> juan: kennedy made the point these aren't bad people. you wouldn't to ee dnize these people. >> jesse: i'm not demonizing them n e

according to an a.p.rs poll, a majority of american adults feels the country's voting system might be vulnerable to hackers. >> my other message is, if you want to be part of the early warning systems, vote. each vote is a data point that can show a possible vulnerability. especially when you vote early or by mail, you're a big part of that early warning system. >> 350,000 voting machines in the united states in each state controls its own. shep? >> shepard: thanks, alicia acuna. live in denver. an illness is spreading to dozens of american children. it starts with cold symptoms, but ends with kids paralyzed. today what is causing it? why doctors say they really don't know. that's next. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for lows. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night like the body's insulin. (vo) tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high b

i wonder what all this is about. >>> since the a.p. first reported on this problem in georgia -- and this is a big problem, tens of thousands of registrations, there's been sort of a growing uproar, not just in that state but around the country about it. tonight the lawyers committee for civil rights has announced that they filed a lawsuit against brian kemp over those registrations that he and his office are blocking ahead of his own gubernatorial election. lawyers committee for civil rights seems fairly confident in their prospects of beating brian kemp in this lawsuit. they say they have beaten him in the past on this same issue. and they expect to do so again. that confidence is interesting, and it may be true that they're going to beat him here, but tick-tock, the election is 26 days away. >>> but here's another jaw-dropping story about the election. this one also just breaking over the last 24 hours, and this one ends with a bizarre arrest. we're going to hear in a moment from the person arrested at the end of this story. here's

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the highest concentrations of veteran teachers with deep knowledge and extensive experience teaching a.p. courses. this is why this is so important. for too long, the students at most need of education has been excluded. thank you in advance for changing this policy. >> good evening. i'm bevette bracket, alumni of lowell high school. i also attended lowell in the '90s when they had their step-to-college program, which is a successful program that helps students that were in what is regarded as band 3, be successful at lowell and they were not only successful we graduated at higher rates than before. i would like to be clear about what's happening today. what's happening today, we have a culture at lowell that has had racial disharmony. there's always been certain staff members and alumni that have pushed or prevented the rest of the district from knowing what happens at the school. that's why most of the students are having issues while at lowell academically, because emotionally they're stunted from growth. so beyond that, i'm very concerned about what the statements have been today, su

congo has uncovered that hospitals routinely imprison patients who fail to pay their hospital bills the a.p. says it's a common practice in most hospitals and clinics in the copper mining city of. many of the patients are healthy enough to be discharged but are not allowed to leave because they can't pay the government has called the practice illegal well saddam now it's been more than a year since u.s. trade me konami sanctions against the country were lifted but since then the economy has continued to struggle with cash shortages and banks and a soaring inflation rate even morgan reports now from khartoum it no matter mohamed is trying to withdraw money from his own account he needs cash to put food on the table and support his family but he says it's often not possible. so i wanted to withdraw five thousand pounds or about eighty five dollars and days ago i couldn't withdraw it all sometimes there's money there's no money in the banks. economic problems began more than two decades ago when the u.s. imposed financial sanctions accusing sudan of supporting terrorism most of the sanctions w

so, whatever, yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: of course, the big question in the a.p.erview was about the probable murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. there's mounting evidence that saudi arabia's leaders ordered this killing, but when he was asked if the king was in any way involved, the president told the a.p., "it just sounded to me like he felt like he did not do it." ( laughter ) that is is not an explanation. "sir, how do you plead?" "guilty, your honor, but i feel like i'm innocent." "well, the heart wants what it wants. release the prisoner." ( applause ) trump then-- sure, justice. >> jon: you feel the vibe of innocence. >> stephen: trump added, "you know, here we go again with, you know, you're guilty until proven innocent. i don't like that. we just went through that with justice kavanaugh." to which brett kavanaugh said, "hey, maybe leave my name out of this one. dismembering a journalist is actually one of the crimes i have not been accused of. i think. i was pretty drunk, so you never know." ( applause ) ( cheers ) but it does explain the crown pr

the a.p. reports surveillance video shows the vehicles traveling to the koconsul general's residence. this after the photo and biopages of seven saudi passports belong ing to the members of the 15-person saudi hit team they believe is responsible. the "new york times" identifies one of the suspects, the times report cites witness and records to link three others to the crown prince's security detail as well as an autopsy expert and its medical establishment. in all, the times says it has independently confirmed that at least nine of the 15 worked for the saudi government. there is a lot of evidence leading up to something ready bad happening. >> the washington street journal has some grewsome details of what it says happened inside that consulate. with all that, the president continues to defend the saudi side. president trump said this. spoke to the crown prince. he said he and his father knew nothing about it and that was very important. i spoke to the king yesterday. the crown prince today

suzanne, the president's words, okay, in this a.p. interview about all of this, quote, here we go again. and then he says, look, the saudis are being found guilty until proven innocent. and he related it to judge, now justice brett kavanaugh and the supreme court hearings. is that what's happening here? is the world just being too hard on mbs and king solomon? >> it seems to me that president trump has done a classic trumpian thing of inserting himself right into the middle of a story that many in his own party would wish he wasn't. he seems to be acting more like a lawyer for the saudis, more like a pr agent for the saudis than he does the president of the most powerful country in the world. my question is, number one, what's happened to american intelligence capabilities, which are either being not used and completely ignored, or have taken a pass on a very, very significant unfolding story. we do have an independent capacity to unearth some information and facts here. the president is acting as if that's irrelevant, number one. num

argument that you can you can expose if you want to defend the i didn't very much today why is the a.p. not talking about pollution in france by major french corporations those are real issues if you want to reduce pollution in france today french people are concerned by the environment but telling them all was said in that the solution to one of the ideas could be having less children are comparing major countries which are polluting with just trolleys having kids is i would resist really say preposterous this makes no sense and i should he should be quite ashamed of what he did. a parade in south east spain turned ugly on tuesday as far right groups trying to disrupt the event police in valencia had to move in and confront the nationalists thousands gathered in front of city hall to watch the parade the protesters demanded better financing for the region as well recognition for the areas which stick to the cultural heritage palencia day celebrates the region's autonomy in which they states why. is carried through the streets to a statue of james the first of all. i. with millions of

worst argument that you can you can expose if you want to defend the idea of violence today why is the a.p. not talking about pollution in france by major french corporations those are real issues if you want to reduce pollution in france today french people are concerned by the environment but telling them all was said in that the solution to one of the ideas could be having less children are comparing major countries which are polluting with just french families having kids is i would resist really say preposterous this makes no sense and i should they be should be quite ashamed of what it did. us schools under fire after it separated young transgender student from classmates cheering emergency lockdown drill for a gun attack teachers at the middle school in the state of virginia couldn't decide whether the people should take cover in the girls or boys locker room so was kept away all together l g b t rights group said the staff should be charged with emotional abuse now during an event that prepares children to survive an attack actually sealants she was treated as if she was so much of

an a.p.eport on moments ago where turk -- they're reporting turkish officials say police found evidence in the saudi consulate that jamal khashoggi was indeed killed there. your reaction to that. >> well, it's a terrible confirmation of what we've suspected for 13 days. i'm surprised it took this long to get access to the consulate. the saudis were not cooperating and now caught red-handed apparently. >> sandra: there is a lot of questions, about how the united states is going to respond to this, how the president will respond and how the response that we will see from congress. senator lindsey graham was on fox news just a short time ago this morning talking about how he would respond, listen. >> what i would do, i know what i'm going to do. i'm sanction the hell out of saudi arabia. we deal with bad people all the time. this is in our face. i feel personally offended. they have nothing but contempt for us. why would you put a guy like me and the president in this spot after all the presiden

. >> asked if it was appropriate to assault a woman's appearance, he told the a.p., "you can take it any way you want." the president told people he was aggravated by the coverage of the saudi arabia crisis. asked if mr. trump was trying to alter the news cycle, the official said he's good at doing that. >> chief justice john roberts alluding to the bitter and partisan battle surrounding newly confirmed supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. during a speech at the university of minnesota's law school, he stressed that the judiciary requires independence from the political branches. watch. >> our role is very clear. we are to interpret the constitution and laws of the united states and ensure that the political branches act within them. the story of the supreme court would be very different without that sort of independence. >> roberts says he wants to assure americans that the high court will do its best to stay independent, whether times are calm or contentious. >>> meanwhile, a fiery senate debate in texas last night as democrat beto o'rourke tries to translate his titanic fund-rai

worst argument that you can you can expose if you want to defend the idea of very much today why is the a.p. not talking about pollution in france by major french corporations those are real issues if you want to reduce pollution in france today french people are concerned by the environment but telling them all was said in that the solution to one of the ideas could be having less children are comparing major countries which are polluting with just trolleys having kids is i would resist really say preposterous this makes no sense and i should day he should be quite ashamed of what it did. the locals on the french island of martinique in the car abandoned say their health is at risk because of a toxic pesticide the chemical is banned on mainland fronts but i wonder say it's being used on their bun on the plantations for decades and can cause major illness r.t. visited martinek to hear from a cubs. in the one nine hundred seventy s. this compound was banned in the usa they said during this period last died of using it in martinique until ninety nine before it got so the question is why. we'r

. >> asked if it was appropriate to assault a woman's appearance, he told the a.p., "you can take it any way you want." the president told people he was aggravated by the coverage of the saudi arabia crisis. asked if mr. trump was trying to alter the news cycle, the official said he's good at doing that. >>> last night democrat beto o'rourke transto translate his titanic funds raising, $38 million in the last quarter alone, trying to translate it into votes. he and ted cruz sparred on border security, tariffs, and regulating social media to combat foreign election interference. >> the wrangling showcased a major shift in tone for o'rourke. so far he's mostly bypassed opportunities to take direct aim at cruz. >> senator cruz is not going to be honest with up. he's going to make up positions and votes that i've never held or have ever taken. he's dishonest. that's why the president called him lying ted, and it's why the nickname stuck because it's true. >> it's clear congressman o'rourke's pollsters told him to come out on the attack. if he wants to insult me and call me a liar, that's

according to the a.p., anonymous turkish officials say the forensics team found, quote, certain evidence, khashoggi was killed there. they may be ready to admit fault. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the blanket of 55 in about pro spresidio, 56. pretty quiet here. fog along the coast. the golden gate will get foggy. north bay along 101 during the morning commute will be foggy. sunny this afternoon. cool to warm your mass transit. here's a look at the east bay. starting at 47 degrees to 74 as we head towards the lunch hour. low 80s this afternoon. 66 at 8:00. north bay, starting off at 42. a little bit of sunshine in the napa valley. everywhere else cloudy. 70s. 62 at 8:00. our last stop the south bay. just about total sunshine. 52, warm to 72 at lunch, upper 70s as we head into the af pretty delightful weather once we get past the fog. are you seeing it cause any issues this morning? >> no, not so far. no fog on the golden gate yet. that will change, according to you, as the morning commute rolls on. right now it'str tff fwingom goe macarthur maze.

. >> and when your colleagues at the a.p.nt trump and asked about michael cohen, boy, the hurt feelings are still right there on the surface. president trump lashing out, still we saw this in the immediate aftermath of when michael cohen's office was first learned of the extent to which they were going into his office, into his files, into all of the information that he has, which is huge about president trump's business and personal affairs over the last, you know, more than a decade, and even though he said to the a.p. yesterday that michael cohen lied and that, you know, he really just had a bit part in my business, i mean, we all know that this was donald trump's legal fixer. he did all manner of things for donald trump, and so one of the reasons he's so angry about this is because he knows that michael cohen knows a lot of stuff and he also knows now, given the plea agreement from a couple of months, that he's willing to provide some of what he knows to investigators to save himself. >> and implicate president trump in t

congo has uncovered hospitals routinely imprisoned patients who fail to pay their hospital bills the a.p. says it's a common practice in most hospitals and clinics in the couple of. many of the patients are healthy enough to be discharged but are not allowed to leave because they can't pay government has called the practice illegal. well saddam now it's been more than a year since u.s. trade and economic sanctions against the country were lifted but since then the economy has continued to struggle with cash shortages and banks and a soaring inflation rate in the morgan reports now from khartoum.

college professor in the a.p., because the hyphen was left out by either someone typing in the information at the department of motor vehicles or in the registrar's office she was removed from the rolls despite someone who consistently votes. she knows the systems to go through to figure out the solution because she's a professor but what about those voters in the tiny communities who are stepping up and saying this is my turn to cast my ballot only to find out that they are disenfranchised? they get a confusing letter, saying something is wrong with their registration and more than likely will sit out this election. it's much more about terrifying people trying to vote as it is blocking their ability to do so. >> georgia's unemployment rate fell below the national average for the first time in more than a decade in august. gdp growth is better than the national average. is it fair to say that the trump economy has been good for georgia? >> i would say that the obama economy and that nathan diehl as governor have

the president spoke with the a.p. three weeks before the mid-terms, and we asked whether he would take responsibility if republicans lost the house, and he said no, you know, this is a president who has really put himself at the center of this mid-term campaign. >> i love ohio. it's great to be back. >> reporter: trump is trying to have it both ways here by saying he's helping people who are -- who he's campaigning for and would help them to victory but would not be responsible if they lost. >> democrats have seized on president trump recently calling senator elizabeth warren fake pocahontas and stormy daniels rsac tothake the make the a referendum on president trump's rhetoric as well as his policies. >> in one hour incumbent senator dianne feinstein andon will pica discussion at noon. the public policy institute of california is holding this event which feinstein called a debate but dell yoep's spokes person says it's not a debate because the two won't be address each other. the two democrats will be answering quest

he's that thing is so clean and for them to throw that out and for some of these hack reporters for a.p to take that and run with it is complete nonsense and so let that's out of the way the question about the lists this ridiculous list you know to get into ike i wouldn't be able to visit him right now i got in the last year i had to do was give him my passport dig in it was a day in advance that they notified the security that i was coming and the passport that said now it's like it's amazing that not even linda miranda would be able to get into the embassy with the conditions that they've imposed on gas visiting him so it really is you know unbelievable. and ridiculous the conditions to get in and all of the other stuff the restrictions on the internet the. restrictions on what is he supposed to do he's a journalist you can't cover political affairs what's a sports writer now is going to cover cricket and football. you know so he's a journalist you can't tell him that he can't practice journalism that's one of the things i caught a water skier about is you know the stipulation that a

so the professor covered by the a.p.s a college professor who has a hyphen in her last name. because the hyphen was left out, either by someone typing in the information at the department of motor vehicles or the registrar's office she was removed from the roles despite being someone who votes. that type of minor error can turn into a major problem. she's a college professor, she knows the system to go through to figure out a solution but what about low propensity voters in the tiny communities who are stepping up and saying this is my turn to cast my blast only to find they are disenfranchised. they don't know that they can go to the polls. they get a letter saying there's something wrong with their registration and they will sit out the election. the me yaz i miasma is about p being blocked. >> georgia's unemployment rate fell for the first time in august. their gdp growth is better than the national average. is it fair to say the trump economy has been good for georgia? >> i would say the obamacare and nathan deal as

the a.p.d he got she lacked taking the outcome of the election as a referendum on himself. president trump, so i think we're going to do well. look, it feels to me very much like '16. meaning 2016. indicate? >katy?>> president trump made te argument on the campaign trail that he is actually on the ballot when he is not. he is saying you can't vote for democrats because that is a vote against my agenda that has to be pushed through. i will say, however, compared to barack obama, president trump has been very involved in making sure he is bringing the party with him in the successes that he has had. whereas obama, which is focused on his re-election campaign the entire time and let the dnc and democratic party to defend for itself. when it comes to results, we have seen republicans gaining in a lot of areas over the last two weeks, especially with the kavanaugh issue and the economy. we'll see if the candidates can actually pull themselves through on that level. >> harris: just to put this back

the a.p.ht that local officials sent newly registered voters an official registration notice telling them to vote at an old polling place that is no longer being used in dodge city. the chairman of the local democratic party saying tonight, quote, i didn't know this could get worse, but it did. hey, let's move the site and not tell new registrants where they're supposed to go. >>> supposedly officials are sending a new notice to voters with the correct information now. the kansas secretary of state is responsible for running elections in that state. his name is chris kobak, the republican candidate for governor in this year's elections, which means if any of the majority hispanic voters in dodge city ever do get to see a ballot this year, or cast one, chris kobak will be right at the top of the ticket in this election that's being run in the state by his office. dodge city, kansas. come on? t, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom:

to go to jonathan that you brought up the fantastic interview that he and the colleagues did at the a.p. did, and by tying him to the kavanaugh confirmation saying, quo quote, you know, here we go again with, you know, you are guilty up till proven innocent. i don't like that. we just went through that with justice kavanaugh and he was innocent all of the way. so as peter points out, jonathan, he is trying to make an economic argument and distance himself from having any business dealings with the the saudis in spite of the fact that on both of the fronts simply not true. >> right. we asked him yesterday if this investigation would lead him to re-evaluate the united states' relationship with saudi arabia and brought up what lindsey graham brought up, and graham is one of the top allies on a number of issues, and suggested that they are not fit to lead, and rethink how they did it in the united kingdom, and so he has stressed and made mention of the military sales, and did make this stunning comparison from out of nowhere to justice kavanaugh, and suggesting that it is sort of the cultur

. >> reporter: late today, the president criticizing the condemnation of saudi arabia, telling the a.p., here we go again with your guilty until proouchbl innoce proven innocent. >>> wanting answers of their loved one died after being tased by police, the 37-year-old was running in and out of traffic when a deputy tried to stop him. the sheriff's office claims the suspect assaulted the deputy who called for backup and used the taser. the family has hired attorney john burris. >> you look at this, you have a 37-year-old man, physically healthy, have contact with the police. they tase him. they did whatever they did and he winds up dead. >> reporter: burris is calling for a moratorium on the use of tasers in san mateo county until officers are trained. the family says he had a history of mental illness. it's unclear if he was taking medication. >>> a bicyclist thrown to the ground after getting hit by a truck. tonight, police are looking for that truck driver. this happened on highway 1 near sea ranch. >>> it happened in the blink of an eye, a bold purse snatching caught on camera. it ha

a.p. government teacher mrs. dualy tweeted, celebrating government with a little cake. john ivy tweeted special thanks to our middle school, showcasing their #c-spanproject. >> this year for student wam we're asking middle and high school students to produce a five to six-minute documentary, we're awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes including a grand prize of $5,000. the deadline is january 20. for more information go to our website, studentcam.org. >> the candidates for arkansas' second u.s. congressional district seat, republican incumbent representative french hill, democratic challenger larke tucker and libertarian joe ryan swaffered faced each

were lost by democrats in the house i should add that president trump has come out and said that that a.p headline is fake news. so you get overly was getting criticism and republicans don't necessarily want the president states to be broadcasting the possibility that this election is not going to go well your sister you know kind of be cheering and rooting for her to write and write and up until the end or jose on your side of the ledger going into iowa and south carolina joe biden when cory booker and some of the tamala heris a piece on politico wednesday says that send the howlers team has identified a clear path to the nomination for her can tell malala her win the nomination do you think jose impala barack obama. it's way too early to tell my thing we had to get get past the finish line come in a business member before we get talking about twenty twenty but look what i would say is this i am optimistic about the lineup of talent that we have in the democratic party i think come out of harry's will be a tremendous choice i mean we have. a was that he's going to make a decision right a

other rather than to continue confrontation just briefly what do we know about this event that the a.p. is planning for sunday where it's actually going to establish its jewish group. well it's going to be a fairly small occasion in the city near frankfurt a couple of members of the a.f.p. leadership will be there one doesn't quite know how many jews in fact are going to be involved one also has to see it in the context of the region where it is taking place the federal state of her so there will be elections there later this month and the people organizing this event are in fact also involved in those elections so it is also a campaign. that has to do with those regional elections thank you so much for now d.w. political correspondent. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today former rap mogul marion the show good night has been jailed for twenty eight years for manslaughter knight was a co-founder of death row records which released records by stars like to pop shock or dr dre he was convicted for ascent and sentence for carrying out a fatal hit and run

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donald trump confirming that she will leave this is via now the a.p. wire service and on twitter she will be leaving the administration at the end of the year she has been there since he initially became a u.s. president mr trump confirming that she's going haley says other countries may not like what the u.s. does but they respect that aspect of her as u.s. ambassador to the u.n. really chimes with what can really help it was saying because she had the job of delivering some very robust policies and setting up the choreography for some very tough words from donald trump either directly to the united nations or via as his ambassador when it came to the big big issues that we report on a lot syria peace in the middle east moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in israel let's talk now to fabrice potsie a response he formally with the united nations on the line now from brussels for baseball to you can you just share us share with us your thoughts on this developing story. just first i'm formerly with nato not the united nations but obviously

final version between yesterday and today i've seen tom shift in hundred and eighty degree between his a.p. interview where basically he was defending so there really we should not indicted since the rule is not guilty to. remain innocent that proven guilty but today he is as maggie happen in new report out of new times put it this way he stopped short of saying m.b.'s was the responsible for all this so i read in this a surprise that came true early for. sure the king. and his circle over there wasn't going to have a sleepless night how to do position themselves. and trump was considered to be their best friend he was supposed to be the guardian of m.b.a.'s. to provide a cover up or a proper exit from all this environment when a within the public opinion so i think that there is a counter strategy two thousand not been developed in other words how far this pressure coming from the white house will come from europe will remain an open ended call for let's hear the saudi narrative and so far there has been ok and there seems to be there's this public discussion based on leaks here and there

a.p. government teacher ms. sullway tweeted, celebrating dual and cooperative federalism with a little layered and marble cake in a.p. gov as we work on what does it mean to be american, c-span student cam documentaries. >> john hisy tweeted, special thanks to our special middle school, showcasing their #student cam project. newman high school's john garner tweeted, four block civic stoout students kicking off the student cam final project, answer can the question,s what do it mean to be an american? and harrisburg academy ms. bowman tweeted took my g 7 students on a outing thursday morning. the students were able to get some pictures for the c-span classroom student cam documentaries. this year, for student cam, we're asking middle and high school students to produce a five to six-minute documentary, we are awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes. including a grand prize of $5,000. the deadline is january 20. for more information, go to our web site. student cam.org. >>> fox news host tucker carlson discusses hi