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the shipping main connects the gulf of aiden to the red sea. by including saudi arabia and egypt are likely to see his comments as overreach. iranian president's remarks appeared to be part of a coordinated effort in recent weeks to let the international community know they should proceed with caution. >> after the wednesday meeting, the defense minister also reaffirmed iran's military capability, denying reports that u.s. shutdown and iranian drone in the strait of hormuz last week. were shot our drones down. they all completed their missions and returned to their bases safe and sound. the u.s. should present evidence, as we did. >> the u.s. pullout from the 2015 nuclear deal was followed by the, imposition of sanctions. iran's is the inability of the international community to mitigate the fallout is a failure that has left iranians feeling shortchanged. iran's the tough talk, president left little room for conciliation. i am in charge, he said, we have room to talk. he is seen as a more moderate president. his term ends in two years. the fai

because once you actually go to three stories, four stories, you could definitely have enough to have aidendu and a rear yard. anyway i am so ready this legislation and the amendments opposed by supervisor peskin. so thank you very much. >> are there any other members of the public for item number one? please come forward. >> lewis dylan, making san francisco great again coalition. i have reviewed this ordinance and i just want to open up your perception to the fact that we would not be talking about this ordinance if it was not for pay to play politics that run rampant in city hall. much like a lot of societies that have failed in the past, by chopping down the last tree in their environment, this ordinance seeks to take away what little respect and dignity most humans have in their neighborhood which is lack of overpopulation and a little bit of space. it also takes away people's skyline and compromises people's neighborhood because it adds a lot of density. basically it tries to rework san francisco's historical planning codes which, by the way have been bought and paid for by the people

aiden foster caught her as an honorary sr is that fellow in fish out of hand not in korea at need to invest in the u.k. he says those hacking them my stuff every day weapon cost people the burden of pain is very on even especially the 1st thing to say is that the missile program the weapons of mass destruction which is proceeding even if president trump thinks it isn't the testing that we've seen i mean resources for that authority and the elite in pyongyang as far as we can see in the capital something of a showpiece city become slightly more like other cities or more commerce in recent years this is this is a very strange disconnect in the puzzle for us to analyze it i mean it you can't see the hurting that so the burden as ever is being born in the countryside by ordinary people workers miners particular the mining sector is suffering a lot and thomas frankly the regime doesn't care very much about them we do know from international u.n. agencies and others how they are hurting say but the idea that sanctions will bring the korea to the conference table i think is is it's out of t

aiden mcateer was sentenced to nine years and four months for death by dangerous driving but he wills have suffered. 0therfamilies have suffered before violet's death and we are all being insulted by the current system in place. that is why it needs to change. in england and wales last year, 157 people were found guilty of death by dangerous driving. of those, nine walked free from court with suspended sentences. the average sentence given to drivers who kill was five years. since 2012, no offender received the maximum sentence of 1a years. in 2017, the government announced that drivers who kill in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving would face life sentences. the government has taken this very seriously... and while no legislation has yet been brought to parliament, the ministry ofjustice says it is still committed to changing the law. stacey burrows and lucy pygott were both dedicated runners, with county and european medals between them. in 2016, they were hit and killed on the road while out training. stacey's father was close by. ijust heard a big thud. one

and by the time police reached the vehicle the couple was dead and aiden was nowhere to be found.people poured into the streets to protest the expulsion of opposition candidate from the ballot. the demonstrations lasted 7 hours. i'm aishah hasnie. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." jeanine: a big win ine president's battle to secure our southern border. the supreme court ruling the president can use $6.5 billion in defense department fund to build the border wall. democrats don't care about border security, they refuse to give the votes necessary to fix the loopholes and asylum. it would be so easy. they want open borders which means crime, crime, crime! joining me now, the acting commissioner of border enforcement. congratulations. that is a fabulous decision. i read it. and you know what? it reverses the 9th circuit court of appeal. i call it theth circus, myself. -- the 9th circus, myself. how many miles of the wall have been built so far? >> judge, first of all, it's not only a victory for the president, but it's a victory for this country for the continued safety and s

now aiden foster carter is the honorees senior research fellow in sociology in modern korea at leeds university in the u.k. he joins us via skype from exits the in the u.k. good to have you with us so let's translate numbers into people we talk of sanctions causing economic contraction who exactly is hurting we talk about farmers factory workers government employees yes you're quite right the burden of pain is very on even especially the 1st thing to say is that the missile program the weapons of mass destruction which is proceeding even if president trump thinks there isn't the testing that we've seen i mean resources for that a fire in the elite in pyongyang as far as we can see the capital something of a showpiece city become slightly more like other cities or more commerce in recent years this is there's a very strange disconnect in the puzzle for us you analyze it i mean it you can't see the hurting that so the burden as ever is being born in the countryside by ordinary people workers miners particular the mining sector is suffering a lot and farmers frankly the regime doesn't c

but earlier we spoke to aiden foster caso he's an honorary thing here is that fellow and socialist in modern career at leeds university in the u.k. he says those hurting the most every day western cost people the burden of paying is very on even especially the 1st thing to say is that the missile program the weapons of mass destruction which is proceeding even if president trump it isn't the testing that we've seen i mean resources for that apply the elite in pyongyang this far as we can see the capital something of a showpiece city becomes slightly more like other cities or more comments in recent years this is a very strange disconnect in the puzzle for us who on the lies it's i mean you can't see the hurting that so the burden as ever is being born in the countryside by ordinary people workers miners particular the mining sector is suffering a lot and psalmists frankly the regime doesn't care very much about them we do know from international u.n. agencies and others how they are hurting so but the idea that sanctions will bring those korea to the conference table i think is it's o

often i would go to like with lena where she was intimate with aiden the man from high school from whomsed. >> in a truck. >> in a truck. i would go to the spot after she had been it mate with him at this river and sit there and take in the smells and sounds so i could layer those -- >> it feels like you're living inside these women. >> it does. >> every moving thought. >> three women, it's a fascinating book on sale now. >>> a first of its kind rescue mission is under way to save hundreds of baby flamingos in south africa. how american experts are helping care for the iconic pink birds >>> a muggy morning across the bay area with the clouds and the fog, and warm temperatures to start the day, with the dew point reading is close to the actual temperature with the relative humidity values are high. heading to the afternoon, cloud cover goes back to the coast. that means that most of us will see the sunshine. the mid 80s from concord and fairfield. low 80s in san jose. the mid-sixties in san francisco. there we go with the warm-up through the work week, into the weekend. ♪ ♪ here i go aga

you have the gulf of aiden there.al there -- suez canal there. how much longer can this go on before the u.s. has to start deutschdrawing military lines? >> in the red sea. we have a presence in the red sea. we do everything we can to try to interdict. there have been incidents in the past where the hoothies fired surface missiles. leland: as you take a list of the bell theactions that have b, why are the iranians so emboldened? >> i think i would say the hoothies are not a proxy for iran. they have their own agenda which they have been pursuing for many years. iranians see advantage in working with them because it puts pressure on saudi arabia, particularly a threat to the saudi border. it also as you said potentially threatens th a critical shipping lane that goes through the red sea. so the iranians are doing well by being able to use and exploit their relationship with the hoothies and put the saudis in particular in a very difficult situation. leland: here is what the british charge to affairs, they don't have an

leah aiden. >> through the process, the burden was on jurisdictions to shine a light on what they were planning to change in the burden was on them to show what was the impact, was it going to lessen the ability of people of color, native american, african- american, asian american, latino, to be able to participate. as it stands, what hr 4 does and what we need is that notice of the voting changes in the burden to show what the impact be placed on the jurisdiction speaking to implement the law. >> from anecdotal and your personal experience, shine a light on the proposed changes so the public was on notice. the public noticed i assume that has now dropped away because we no longer have the section 5 preclearance. it is not only shine a light before changes in the education of voters but also collect data after to see the impact. so, now as a result of shelby, we are not doing either, right? become right, we filed federal litigation. among our proofs, we were able to demonstrate that due to the purging of voters and the patterns of purging, the number of people who were forced to cast

of course the angels still reeling, really just in recent years from rookie pitcher, nick aiden hearte pitched six shutout innings. this is something they're dealing with once again. skaggs was scheduled to pitch in thursday's game against the rangers. management said yesterday's game which was postponed will likely be scheduled at a later date. guys back to you. brian: brandon, thank you. 15 minutes before the top. hour. jillian you have other news we're following all morning. jillian: let's get you caught up with this story. a man who claims to be a victim of the sante fe high school shooting was never there he david briscoe was negative hired as substitute teacher like he told other media outlets. a man whose wife died that day, speaking out about the hoax. >> pretty despicable that somebody would go to that extent with a tragedy of this caliber and portray himself as somebody that was actually there. jillian: investigators say briscoe lived in florida, not texas. 10 people were tragically killed in the shooting last year. >>> a warning to watch your kids, your step and your kids.

to this day aiden is their hero and inspiration. kids like aiden fought and beat cancer. they shouldn't have to also fight to keep their health insurance. what we're saying if this a.c.a. goes away, aiden will not have the certainty to be able to have health care insurance, to have the m.r.i.'s, to detect early enough to save his life. that's what we're talking about. this is life and death. this is life and death. this is not just a matter of ideological differences that we have. so we're going to fight and fight hard and that's why i'm here for aiden and all west virginians with preexisting conditions. they are trusting us to do the right thing and along with my colleagues, the republicans and bipartisan -- in a brarp way to fix what -- bipartisan way to fix what we basically have to know and do know that can be fixed with the bill we have before us, the affordable care act by not throwing the baby out with the bathwater. i hope that each one of my colleagues take this seriously and that they'll work with us in a bipartisan way to fix the health care for americans that'

i ask unanimous consent that privileges of the floor be granted to my interns christopher brown it aiden coval, elizabeth mears, kalely spencer, and nicholas shock and clair baldwin. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i would ask consent to speak for ten minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: thank you, mr. president. so my colleagues have been to the floor here for the past little bit here talking about ver just road trips in their state, destinations, favorite destinations. so when you think about where's your favorite place, it's like saying which sun is your favorite sun. of course we all have our favorite places all around our statement but i got to thinking about road trips and i thought, well, road trips in alaska perhaps take a little bit of a different meaning than in other states. i come from a state -- we all know, we talk about it at that lot, senator sullivan and i, we come from a big state. we got over 663,000 square miles. but within those 663,000 square miles we don't have a lot of r

aiden mcateer was sentenced to nine years and four months for death by dangerous driving but he willall being insulted by the current system in place. that is why it needs to change. in england and wales last year, 157 people were found guilty of death by dangerous driving. of those, nine walked free from court with suspended sentences. the average sentence given to drivers who kill was five years. since 2012, no offender received the maximum sentence of 14 years. in 2017, the government announced that drivers who kill in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving would face life sentences. the government has taken this very seriously... and while no legislation has yet been brought to parliament, the ministry ofjustice says it is still committed to changing the law. stacey burrows and lucy pygott were both dedicated runners, with county and european medals between them. in 2016, they were hit and killed on the road while out training. stacey‘s father was close by. ijust heard a big thud. one of her team—mates' friends, one of their parents stopped me and she said... "i