tambiÉn estoy viendo a kenneth estÁn acompaÑados de adis. adis: estamos muy felices.vencia, aprendizaje. es una experiencia que seguramente crecerÁ con ellos en el recuerdo. adis: pregÚntale a kenneth de tener puntaje perfecto. adis: Ándale, alan es tu fan. >> en serio? [risas] >> yo todo eso que ven aquÍ. todo lo que canto es gracias a mis maestros que siempre me apoyan. yo a esta competencia lleguÉ muy chiquito. pienso que ahora el nivel estÁ mÁs elevado. les quiero agradecer. adis: que bonita manera de pensar. alan: son unos pequeÑitos. son super talentosos. les mandamos un abrazo a kenneth y regina. mucha suerte este prÓximo domingo. adis: yo voy a ponerme brillos como a regina. voy a ver si puedo afinar como kenneth porque hay que aprender mucho de estos niÑos que definitivamente estÁn creciendo. alan: les mandamos un fuerte abrazo . un agasajo verlos en "pequeÑos gigantes". nos vemos pronto. suerte. hay mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este segmento de cocina en "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por royal prestige mÁs posibilidades, más corazones conte

adis: silvia cambiÓ la chapa, ese fue principio de todo.o bien. raÚl: karla, estÁs preciosa. karla: gracias yisus: vamos a esta parte de los deportes con ese querido alejandro. alejandro: muchas gracias. vamos a arrancar con la informaciÓn deportiva porque este jueves hay gran final en el fÚtbol mexicano. tigres recibe a leÓn. vamos escuchar al "tuca" ferreti. >> yo creo que no ha sido desplegado todo el potencial que tiene el equipo. pero aÚn no desplegando este fÚtbol llegamos a la final. es una gran esperanza como una gran confianza que en estos dos partidos ahora sÍ nosotros juguemos a este nivel que nosotros mismos pretendemos. alejandro: este jueves tigres contra leÓn, final entre fieras. partido de ida, todo comenzando a las 9:00 p.m., hora del este, 6:00 p.m. del pacÍfico por univisiÓn y por udn. tras finalizar su primera campaÑa con el real betis tras registrar pocos minutos en los Últimos partidos tambiÉn, diego laÍnez rompiÓ concentración, no viajÓ a la gira con estados unidos pero ya reportÓ con la selecciÓn sub 20 en polonia pa

alan: vamos a ver lo que nos preparÓ nuestra querida adis. adis: semifinal en pequeÑos gigantes .Ñeros de escuadrÓn y yo por algo se cantante porque no se bailar [cantan] >> la verdad es que bailan muy bien. >> cada quien tiene un talento y eso nadie lo puede dejar. [mÚsica] >> todos hacemos familia en la casa y tenemos muchos amigos. >> quÉ dijo? >> lo entendieron? >> ahhh pequeÑos gigantes. lo que sÍ entendiÓ ramón fue la broma de yair. te digo cual es la clave para que ti equipo gane? >> pequeÑos gigantes la semifinal el domingo por univisiÓn. >> ya llega este domingo y quÉ emocionante y tristeza para los niÑos que a veces hay eliminados. alan: en nueva york se presentan los proyectos que van a ir para el prÓximo aÑo y por supuesto estarÁ pequeÑos gigantes. vamos a una pausa. ana: tenemos a la latina mÁs poderosa de hollywood que es una emigrante como tÚ. victoria alonso nos cuenta cÓmo logró el respetode la industria del cine. ella es nuestra super heroÍna. enseguida verÁs lo que esconden las profundidades del mar. los humanos estamos arreglando nuestro planeta. tambiÉn una nu

quÉ tal si vamos a ver lo que nos preparÓ adis tuÑÓn. adis: asÍ es queridos amigos.sÍ se despierta maribel guardia? maribel: estoy muy sorprendida. es que voy voy para otro programa de televisiÓn en la baÑera y me encuentro con esta sorpresa. muchas gracias. adis: tenemos a todo tu equipo de trabajo desde temprano. maribel: me estaban produciendo desde temprano porque me querÍa ver bonita en este dÍa tan especial y para ir a la televisiÓn y luego irme a comer con toda mi familia, mi nieto, hijo, esposo, nuera. sobrino y yo. adis: celebramos que existas, maribel guardia. cuÁl es tu secreto? maribel: sonrÍan, tengan actitud en la vida, no se crean lo de la edad. me ha ido tambiÉn y dios ha sido muy bueno conmigo. gracias a dios, gracias al pÚblico, a mi familia pero primero a dios que han estado conmigo siempre. adis: llegas a este punto de tu vida plena, contenta y feliz. quÉ le pides a la vida? tiene su nieto y a un hijo centrado por fin. maribel: salud porque con salud uno va por el amor, por todo. sin salud no se puede nada. les pido salud para usted y para mÍ y es

president trump and the first ady speaking in the east room. , ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states . d mrs. melania trump [cheers and applause] ♪ mrs. trump: good evening everyone. please sit down. welcome to the white house. we have second lady here with us and vice president. hank you for being here today. we are dedicating this of our military families and continue to do great work. thank you very much. [applause] mrs. trump: every day should be a celebration of mothers. as a mother myself, i congratulate what it takes to raise a child. motherhood is a blessing. it is joyous and delightful and at times, it is challenging and worrisome, but the love between a mother and child strengthens us, helps us grow and provides a deeper meaning to all of our lives. when i became first lady of the united states, i knew it was an opportunity to raise awareness about the issue i care so much about, the well-being of children. earlier this week, i celebrated anniversary of be best, my initiative to encourage children to be best in their individual paths in life. over the past

that was ady testifying two weeks ago. since then, ady lost his grandmother, dina abramoff, and our sympathy goes out to him. congratulations to her for having such a magnificent and courageous grandson. but ady has been here so many times with our lobbyists that have pre-existing conditions, with our -- with many of the communities that represent people with diagnosises that need prescription drugs and cannot afford them. and so in the coming weeks and months, democrats will continue our action to strengthen health protections for people like ady, the lobbyists and others, because this is life or death. it's certainly quality of life. and now our democratic house today is proud to pass the strengthening health care and lowering prescription drug cost act, congresswoman blunt rochester, and with this we'll promote competition among -- with generics and reverse the republicans' sabotage that we have seen. mr. speaker, when we passed the affordable care act, it was absolutely necessary that we do so. even if everyone in our

that was ady testifying two weeks ago. since then, ady lost his grandmother, dina abramoff, and our sympathy goes out to him. congratulations to her for having such a magnificent and courageous grandson. but ady has been here so many times with our lobbyists that have pre-existing conditions, with our -- with many of the communities that represent people with diagnosises that need prescription drugs and cannot afford them. and so in the coming weeks and months, democrats will continue our action to strengthen health protections for people like ady, the lobbyists and others, because this is life or death. it's certainly quality of life. and now our democratic house today is proud to pass the strengthening health care and lowering prescription drug cost act, congresswoman blunt rochester, and with this we'll promote competition among -- with generics and reverse the republicans' sabotage that we have seen. mr. speaker, when we passed the affordable care act, it was absolutely necessary that we do so. even if everyone in our

it looks like it wants to bounce it's been disappointing and there are better opportunities and the adi is in an uptrend that's had a big shake out. >> chris, quickly, can the overall market move up if the semiconductors do not? >> no. i think what's curious is the overall market is down 4 and the semis are down 15 and i would be curious if semis start to outperform even if the broader market gets hit here and that would tell me bad news has been discounted in these really broken groups and it's top of our radar. >> good stuff there on a sector that really matters. chris, thank you >> coming up, facebook, snap, twitter, soaring this year, but a new study suggests that it could be about to get very awkward for these social stocks. we've got those details. plus, beyond meat surging today and now barely 250% from its ipo. wall street jumping on the beefless bandwagon we'll tell you why some say that stoccod epk ulke sizzling. we're back when "fast money" rirns. from using feedback to innovate... to introducing products faster... to managing website inventory... and network bandwidth. givin

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printed these days guns for example and even adi fishless human organs the potentials of 3 d. printing today on ship. 3 d. printers can produce amazing stuff replacement beaks for eagles platform shoes and even delicious looking pies and now 3 d. printers even use rays of light but more on that later in the show basically all 3 d. printers smell it and shape source material into a desired 3 dimensional form the material dries and pull up your doc and the good news is 3 d. printers for home use reasonably priced as well. the 3 d. printer industry is booming according to industry experts volos 6 years ago companies in this sector generated 2700000000 euros in 2015 they made 4400000000 euros and last year a staggering 8100000000 now experts expect the sector to make an eye watering 20000000000 euros in 2020. to help protect the region's gorgeous corals from climate change the moment needs have installed 3 d. printed artificial reefs. and the fashion industry is also making use of the technology creating shoes and accessories from scratch even major fashion brands are onboard sylv

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national rail is ady to i invest, but it would cost more for the servicece ando deal has been found. .> we need contracts man: i remember r years back talking to my dad and saying, "at some point in my career, i'd love to do a deli." and i remember him looking at me in a surprised way like, "really? why? you've spent all this s time in fine dining and trtraveled the world d and traid yourself. why the ... do you want to do o a deli? [bell d dings] i think i was ultimately drawn to the deli because spending so much titime in delis as a kididt was sort of attached to my soul a little bit. it's so part and parcel of my culture and myy growing up and the jewish story across america, but my jewish

especially if you can't sell anything to huawei i mean, that's going to impact adi and broadcom, all of these smartphone players and the other side on the actual china/u.s. trade tensions, i think that sets up a lot better for high-tech. essentially, if you really think about it, a $30 billion tax, right? less than 0.1% of federal income and so when you look at that number, it's really small. so hopefully that gets fixed because essentially, trump does have kind of the, i guess, the royal flush, you call it if he says you cannot buy gpus, the entire infrastructure collapses. i think that one eventually solves itself but the regular component, kind of the boring low tech chip stocks will be hurt because won't be able to solve the huawei. >> getting back to the most leverage to huawei, those are the ones investors are looking at to really benefit from the buildout of 5g does that take a backseat to what's going on in the china/u.s. trade war and specifically with huawei >> yeah, i think everything that's huawei-exposed will take a hit. that will be your 5g and adi because there's just

my name is ady barkan. i am 35 years old, and i live in santa barbara, california with my brilliant wife rachel and our beautiful toddler. she's an english professor at the university of california, santa barbara, and i am an organizer at the certainty for -- center for popular democracy and the be a hero project. i earned my bachelor's degree from columbia university with a major in economics and my yaw -- my law degree from yale law school. over 20 years since i was a freshman on my high school debate team, i have been giving speeches and presentations on topics like health care reform and the federal budget. but never before have i given a speech without my natural voice. never before have i had to rely on a synthetic voice to lay out my arguments. convey my most passionately held beliefs, tell the details of my personal story. three years ago rachel and i felt like we had reached the mountaintop. we had fulfilling careers. a wonderful community of friends and family, and a smiling, chubby infant boy. we

good gosh it was the liberal party once again have revived like me since adi scott morrison i said i'mnot going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately about the least i thought was funny mr labor's been talking to people i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a party label politics the polls as well very subject completely i can't believe that i. should shut up i sat straight up why did. you just say that i the labor leader had been confident of victory there on saturday in states he had to be the gracious loser i was scott morrison good fortune and good carriage in the service of our right nation the national interest. it was not the speech shorten hoped nor expected to make sure i can think it's a selection i would make a promise that i can state is just resigned the leadership. this labor is the only reason it was. labour's policies more action on climate change more investment in schools hospitals and infrastructure did not resonate enough one result did buck the trend and independent candidate to campaigned

if they'rebling willing to mak progress and bargain in good faith we're red eye ady to fini this. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, we'll talk to one of those negotiators. >>> now to continuing coverage of the college admissions scandal. one of the 14 bay area parents involved pleaded guilty today in federal court. marjorie clapper from menlo park admitted to paying to get her son a better score on his college entrance exam in 2017. two others pleaded guilty, bringing the number of parents convicted in this scheme to 13. 19 other parents face a grand indictment. >>> the search is on for a suspect in a double shooting in san francisco. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon at sixth and howard. two people were shot, both in critical condition. the gunman got away. >>> also in the city, a grizzly discovery. bones were found inside of a home on21st street in the mission district. it's unclear if the bones are human. the medical examiner is investigating. >>> seven dogs rescued from a site are waiting for their forever home. they are at the contra costa animal shelter. the dogs were confis

[cheers and applause]siratic mu] ♪ e u ady to py "millionaire" and applause] are you ready?your board. and let's get to work. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ we'll start you off with that $500 question. good luck. here we go. first identified as a species in 2008, eulemur flavifrons is a black lemur with what distinction that's commonly associated with paul newman? >> that would be a, has blue eyes, final answer. >> there you go. that's the trait we were looking for. good start. $500. here's your second question. a word that generally evokes warm feelings, "american idol" alums chris daughtry and phillip phillips have both had a hit song with what title? >> warm feelings. it would be home, a. final answer. >> of course. >> yes. [applause] slow and steady. doing good so far. two down. twelve to go. here's the third one. because it's just after an interviewer has settled into their day and before they're fatigued, a recent survey found the best time to schedule a job interview is when? >> because it's just after an interviewer has sett

. >>> it is not looking good for the skinsal ady. just minutes into yesterday's first team workout of the offseason, lacker reuben foster suffered a potentially devastating injury. youan see him there. sources tell nbc sports washington foster may have torn the acl in his left knee. that is a serious injury. hijust the t play of the day. he went down in obvious pain there and grabbed his knee as he was carted off. it was a destating turn. events for the skins as foster was expected to make a big impact with the team this sea n. >> we'vehad some bad luck over here for lastuple of years, but this one here takes the cake because this was a noncontact drill. and there was really no contact involved in . >> i mean, coach said it best. in just devastating. foster's injury could sideline him for the entire season. we've just had suchlu bad k. we should learn more about this prognosis in the coming days. >> y feel worse forhim. clearly he was -- >> he wants to play -- >> excited, wants to play. fingers crossed for him. wow. >>> it's4:37 righ

china is a country is that has actually proposed the six party talks and china always chaired the six adi talks and china has put forward. i believe a good proposal of a suspension for suspension or freeze for freeze if you look at is the current situation or the factors that. actually he has talked to naturally don't you believe that this is very much on or is a realisation of china's proposal because china proposed that to the united states suspend its exercises then they might be willing to have a moratorium and this happened so we also encourage them to talk about naturally and this has happened so china does have a great row in the new cars ation but china would. also continue in this regard about china doesn't have such a key in china so the general thinking is that it's nuclear weapons for insurance against a regime change if china ready to guarantee a north korea's international security. china cannot guarantee north korea about the security i believe the security of north korea is even. hand over the people of the d.p. r. k. because it is the in the only interest to denuclearize

and stormy daniels said she was being ripped off by aven adi accused of stealing $300,000 from the book deal. but remember just weeks ago that he wrote of the left and the darling of the mainstream media. . >> you are someone of a folk hero. >> they value the insider most. . >> we all learn what not to do. and now the view calls for jail to the entire republican party. >> listened disassembly double corruption that cropped president and it ministration the republican party is right behind them they should all be thrown into jail as far as i'm concerned. . >> they are in a banana republic. so now you can just become a dictator. jesse: but that is the pot calling the kettle black. and now rachel maddow is crushed in the ratings by kennedy by nearly 1 million viewers. last week marking the lowest week this year with total viewers and the key demographic. and suffering a crushing defeat. and with the offense of lineman and let the video speak for itself. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ jesse: and now for the biggest news of the week senator lindsey graham diving into "watters world" for the very first time. have

they remembered the men adi women wh in the line of duty last year. attorney general william barr assured their families that wheir ultimate sacrifil never be forgotten. >> being hereponight we hel ensure that the names of these officers are known just as they deserve, both this theirco unities and across the nation. >> one of those being honored was prince george'cecounty poli sergeant mujahid ramsadin. he was killed trying to protect a neighbor in a domestic dispute. >> it's been overwhelming. something that we did not and it's so sincere. it's so heartfelt. >> last year aw158 l enforcement officers lost their lives on the job. >>> it's 4:05. a coast guard lieutenant accused of creating a hit list of prominent democrats and tv personaties will remainin custody for now. a federal judge in maryland revoked an order that would havf ed christopher hasan until his trial. prosecutors refer to him as a domestic terrorist plotting a mass shooting. hasan is not facing any terror-related charges. authoriti t found morehan a dozen firearms and hundreds of roun

so called up what adi act is intermediaries controlling the migrant workers often forcibly. if the cost of transporting food and water is to ducted from their wages leaving them with as little as $3.00 euros 50 a day. and a lot of the tomatoes they pick exported to germany where few are aware of the conditions in which they were. harvesters. bare their slaves for the couple ighly the agricultural businesses and the system to give out often it's not right that goods harvested this way end up on consumers plates will be portable we at this produce every day europe needs to put a better monitoring system in place for agricultural production needs to be monitored and certified. this getter as known as model matter no no. it's right next to an official refugee camp it's a bizarre juxtaposition of worlds and one refugees are waiting to find out if they can stay and then the other others whose asylum applications were turned down. the squalor the shocking. oh my god. the right well there are 3 twentieth's for everyone it stinks. oh my god. but here the men still save here even thou

no i actually spoke with doctors adie yesterday he is very much against negotiations with the united states the united states has to go back to the nuclear deal in order to begin negotiations with iran as they were and negotiating with the iranians and the americans alongside the other members of the p five plus one they were all negotiating for years and even at the beginning of the of the trump presidency teller's and was at the table it was the united states that left so the only way forward really for iran is show that the united states that they cannot believe the country in iran does not accept the claim that the europeans don't have leverage the europeans if the if they don't have leverage if they can't protect their citizens if they can't protect protect their businesses and their dignity then they have no right to be sitting at any negotiating table and i think other countries across the world should take note of that if the europeans on the other hand a want to be respected and to take be taken seriously then they have to use that leverage their economy is larger than that

president trump and the first ady speaking in the east room. , ladies and gentlemen the president ofhe united states . d mrs. melania trump [cheers and applause] ♪

and this is our future for the making. >> that is ady barkan and that is "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow starts right now. >> that's so incredibly powerful and amazing. thank you for covering that, my friend. and thank you for playing that testimony. that was incredible. >> yeah. >> i also know you've been all over this breaking news tonight about the conflict between mueller and attorney general barr. about how barr has misrepresented mueller's findings and mueller has apparently confronted him about it. we are going to be all over that story tonight, as well. we've got "the washington post" reporter who initially broke that story coming up with us, actually, in just a second. bu

printed these days guns for example and even adi fishless human organs the potentials of 3 d. printing today on ship. 3 d. printers can produce amazing stuff replacement beaks for eagles platform shoes and even delicious looking pies and now 3 d. printers even use rays of light but more on that later in the show basically all 3 d. printers smell it and shape source material into a desired 3 dimensional form the material dries and pull up your doc and the good news is 3 d. printers for home use reasonably priced as well. the 3 d. printer industry is booming according to industry experts void those 6 years ago companies in this sector generated 2700000000 euros in 2015 they made 4400000000 euros and last year a staggering 8100000000 now experts expect the sector to make an eye watering 20000000000 euros in 2020. to help protect the region's gorgeous corals from climate change the moment deaves have installed 3 d. printed artificial reefs. and the fashion industry is also making use of the technology creating shoes and accessories from scratch even major fashion brands are onboar

and this is our future for the making. >> that is ady barkan and that is "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow starts right

i think democrats see this also as a way -- women voters haveal ady been very excited in our tolitical climate but this is something t will continue to galvanize them. i think it's important thatno is just about women. if you look at polling data on the country's attitudes on abortion, men andck women t similarly. a majority of men and majority of women think there should be some legal access to abortion, roughly the same numbers. the's not a gender divide. there's a political divide on the issue and so i do think republicans also risk turning off a lot of men who share the views of women and independent men who do not -- may believe ir sotrictions but the kind of laws like alabama are something that really turnhem off to the party as a whole because it's not something they want to associate themselves with. robert: we'll leave ire. thanks for being here tonight. appreciate it on a friday night. up nex sti with us, we'll have the "washington week extra." we'll t ak moreut 2020, watch it on our website, facebook or youtube.i' robert costa have, a great weekend. announcer: corporate fund

likewise i think kuwait and oman are very soft on what should be done about iran so the saudis and armor adi's and egyptians have a. real uphill battle i think in trying to solidify any kind of alliance partly because of the way they have treated their allies and partly because they seem to have no sense of compromise how much of this do you think is to the shift in inside the foreign policy that we've seen over the past few years certainly with the blockades of cuts are but also with. the war in yemen for example the. do you think that saudi foreign policy has played several absolutely the. war in yemen is kind of the elephant in the room in a way here if if a resolution cannot be found then there is no way that i think the the rest of these gulf states are going to want to stick with the saudis in their moralities. iran likewise has considerable interest in allowing the who the age to lob missiles into riyadh and to have perhaps proxies develop land mines or sea mines and otherwise drone attacks and otherwise find ways to heckle the saudis in a way that is absolutely infuriating to them and

adys: Éxitos, fracasos, traiciones, sueÑos, lÁgrimas, pasiones.la gente que estÁ del otro lado de la pantalla. queremos seguir haciendo este tipo de cosas. ana: le mandamos besos. sigan escribiendo en redes sociales para ver si usted tiene alguno de estos sueÑos. vamos a la pausa. al volver la sÉptima banda desde california hace de las suyas. nosotros los acompaÑamos en todas sus travesuras. raÚl: no se pueden perder el "selfie tour" de alan tacher desde madrid. ana: vamos con jessica rodrÍguez para ver en donde anda esta muchachita. jessica:llegamos a la playa, en minutos vamos a celebrar este dÍa feriado con un reportaje que preparÉ de las celebridades. como han cambiado por el bisturÍ y la cirugía plÁstica. en minutos en "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] ♪ hey tú, ¿las alergias te arruinan la diversión? prueba con zyrtec... zyrtec que actúa poderosamente desde la primera hora, refuerza su eficacia si lo tomas al día siguiente. zyrtec y deja de sufrir alergias. prueba children's zyrtec, obtén un alivio continuo y poroso para las alergias de tus hijo

ana: vamos a ver lo que ha visto uniÓn nos prepara adis: estamos en los Últimos ensayos de un realityomo que lo tengo que hacer muy bien y ya. adis: beba tiene un gran corazÓn y dos formas hermosas de mostrar el orgullo por sus raÍces. [ audio en otro idioma] >> esta tierra que yo amo, esta tierra que me verÁ crecer. y aunque muchas veces no estÉ. adis: los cantantes recordaron sus mejores interpretaciones. [ canta] [canta] [canta] >> cortando entrevista. cortando. >> sÍ, gio. ya los dejamos seguir ensayando. pequeÑos gigantes: tres finalistas un ganador y cientos de momentos inolvidables. karla: quÉ de ellos. ya estamos ansiosos para que puedan ver esta gran final de pequeÑos gigantes. ana: promete y se ve que todos eran grandes artistas. karla: ahora nos vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". carlos: no empieces con lo de mi estatura. francisca: hubiera deseado tener la oportuniday carlos: tenemos una super noticia de selena por si planean las vacaciones para el prÓximo aÑo. francisca: se ha creado un crucero con toda la temÁtica de la cantante y esto nos pone muy felices. ya se ha c

elections if that they make a coalition again but would you move it we can't write extremist freedom adi and strong or busy conservative on it 2nd possibility is that they will continue the coalition but with new force level on the side of the freedom party michael what would the protest is that a standing with you what would they like to see happen. well basically they was it's clearly a protest organized by left leaning organizations by the left by the radical left in austin which is specialist strong in vienna so it's very clear that sawzall they want the complete government to retreat so that one night at the cause busy of it if we don't body nor their right we actually listen government and michael with the european parliamentary elections coming up next week how is all of this likely to affect things moving forward. well i think that. many many voters of the freedom august will stay a toll on us my boat now for the. why conservatives people's party so probably will who will see as we will see a rise in the water in the votes for the conservatives and some less holds busy for the ri

gone she won the liberal party once again have profiles not membership adi scott morrison i said i'm not maybe this job how does the liberal body and let's enjoy the next 3 you think it's ultimately the least it's almost funny for later in taking the leap to that moment. in melbourne where they were expecting a policy labor policy supports as well very subject completely i can't believe it. shattered that cycle. yes it. does say that. the labor leader had been confident of victory there on saturday in states he had to be the gracious loser i was scott morrison good fortune and good courage in the service of our right now the national interest of 5 no less. sorry it was not the speech shorten hoped nor expected to make sure i said thanks that's exactly the selection i was making was that instead was just resigned the leadership was like this for labor c.r.u. it was set in labour's policies more action on climate change more investment in schools hospitals and infrastructure did not resonate anough one result did buck the trend an independent candidate who campaigned hard on climate ch

all right we're going to leave it there are journalists emanuel adis joining us there from brussels thanks very much for being with us apologies there for the possible break up in the in the sound now in the u.k. nigel farage is new brazier party has won the most seats as the public expressed their frustration over the deadlock on how to lead the european union but probably main parties combined one around the same percentage of support and that shows that britain remains deeply divided on breaks in lawrence lee now from london the rare. interview to. a woman reading there was only one winner in the british election nigel farage invigorated those voters who feel betrayed at bret's it's not having happened his single issue bricks it policy when just over 30 percent of the vote most of it at the expense of the conservative policy this is a vote that says no deal breaks it back on the table make it part of our negotiations because without that you've got no chance of getting a sensible free trade deal but i want us as the brics body to be engaged in that but it's also a vote that says the 31s

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number nine, kurz edita-- very pretty girl, i think i had a crush on, on her, but from adi stance. was sent to auscitz, did not survive. >> it's a tragic photo, really, isn't it? >> yes, it is. and not only is it they died, but they obviously had no descendants, they never lived a, a life at all, they were murdered for no particular reason. but you've got to just wear blinkers. you just can't afford to get too involved. >> why not? >> well, because you wouldn't do it-- you couldn't. (stammering) i would be-- i would be sitting here crying my eyes out. (children playing in distance) >> i thought as a child that my mother was very beautiful, i always admired her. before the war, she decide toee take me toilm, to the cinema, and that was my first experience. (upbeat music playing, tapping) and i member it was shirley temple. i remember her dancing, and imb er her curly hair. when i arrived in the cinema, and it bece dark, and i was a bit frightened by the darkness. (singing, music fading) >> before the outbreak of war, we used to get all kinds oip gossbout the darkness out inere. so w

sent adi government message to him that we will keep her as long as you talk because we cannot allow somebody to tell us what to do or twist her arm -- twist our arm or precious. we are a state. the family decided to stay silent for some time to see if that could work. it did not work either. , thee, the pressure strain, trying to pressure har d and make as much noise as possible always works in the long run. it could have some consequences in the short-term. anne: we have two more minutes for a quick question. yes? lawyer, from the perspective of hostage taking regimes, what is the point of abusing hostages if the purpose is to release them in exchange for some benefit? jason: beyond the initial abuse of trying to coerce you into confessing the things you did not do, essentially raising your public profile and value, there physical to further abuse. ie further it went on anymore showed signs of frailty, physically and emotionally, the more the public pressure campaign raised, the better i was treated. that is my experience. that is the experience by other people in the -- people of

not bad for a kid from waldorf who is just 17 years old andali ady celebrating his big break in hollywoodc right now. >> reporte black co-stars in the network mini series "when they see us" based on the central park five. version ys the younger of kevin richardson. >> i kind of wanted to bring the joy and the sweetness of his portrayal as a 14-year-old inst ad of making it pain and sorrow. >> reporter: that will be a heavy lift for any act. black's been doing this since he was in the second grade. >> i love being in the space of acting, being able to transform inte a character and t stories people need to hear such as this one. >> reporter: for his parents, om education c first. they're thrilled he was able to get his diploma while filming. >> i'm proud of his ability to be able to push three and persevere and accomplish it all. >> reporter: to see her son debut in such an important story is something she could have only hoped for. >> when asante got this this is deep and this is heavy, but you've been given this opportunity so you're supposed to be telling this story. >> a story that wil

the president also signaling that he's ady to talk with iran. >> if they would certainly negotiate. >> reporter: a rocket atta jang. it prompted a strong warning from the u.s. to iranian backed militihere. iran has powerfu across the east. at least a dozen in iraq. groups in syria now bate hardened. hezbollah which domines lebanon. iran's revolutionary guard backs all these groups. u.s. intelligence officials have briefed congress on what they call iranian threat streams to the.s. and iraq. prompting lindsey graham to tweet, if the iranian threats are activad, we must deliver an overwhelming military response adding, stand fenm, mr. presid when rouhani responded this morning, he said he favors talks and diplomacy. but right now that's not possible. out.e's not ruling it so he says we have to resist. and iran is also appealing to the u.n. saying the situation is alarming. and on that, most people in this region would agree. >> bill neely in iraq for us. thank you, bill. >>> to areska now whe authorities are investigating yet another deadly crash involving a sea plane. and it comes just

should be about to restore the affordable care act, improvement and make it better than it was for into ady, to be e-verify medicare-like plan. we can insure the whole country that way. and allow people to keep their private insurance if they wish, and if they don't like it, they can buy into a medicare-like plan. the other thing is, when we talk about education, we are in a situation where the cost has become so expensive to send someone even to state universities, let the university of new hampshire, university of delaware, where i went. the cost has skyrocketed for a whole lot of reason including state legislatures, usually run the republicans have cut assistance to those schools. can. tough we pay for this with a tax cut that we are going to reverse as well as eliminating some of the loopholes that don't make any sense. [applause] let me give you an example. i don't want to be generic about it. for example, you could send everyone in this state to a company to college for free, the entire united states for free, if they are qualified. canning half -- cutting in half the cost of a four-y

he said the driveless monorail would be placed in the i-270 corridor and a trip between ady grove and frederick would take less than heidhoil f minu s..te toll and get around traffic. that is now part of everyda life in northern virginia and this morning there is talk of even more express lanes coming to the beltway. v-dot isooking at extending the lanes from tysons to the american length bridge. adam tuss has more details. >> reporter: take a look. how thisf section oe beltway crawls day after day, and you can understand why drivers can't stand it. >> oh, it is very bad. >> reporter: victor lee is the kind of commuter they are targeting he has to go across the bridge to get back to maryland and in support of new lanes with one big addition. >> they build another bridge. >> you think they ne another bridge? >> exactly. i think it took them too long to build the second bridge. >> reporter:v-dot isn't specifying anything about another b tdge buty do believe the lanes need to continue into maryland. >> we understand that to truly have a big impact on traffic congestion in this area, we n

and that tree damage suggests adis was a torn >> check out the power lines down on this car in arlington. at oneoint dominion power was reporting more than 100,000 customers wiout electricity. >> all of this part of the same line of storms that spawned deadly tornados inss miouri overnight killing three people there. the storms have moved out now, so we'll begin team coverage tonight with shomari stone and a new look at theda ge in southeast, washington. what are you finding, shomari? >> reporhar: people tell me t it was an absolute mess, that heavy wind and rain swept through here.ou y see the suv on a slope right now because of the concrete right there. you see the dird. a dirt. and when the wind swept through, the tree fell right on top of the building right here. two men were renovating it. and they immediately evacuated. they saw the suv and they say they can't leave because if they remove the suv, that perhaps the concete could come up and cause serious problems on ultimate here. now, there is a woman who lives right down the bloc we talked to her. >> the rain started and i heard a