in turkey says that it's captured the sister of the isolator ababa car alba dadi who was killed during a raid by u.s. forces in northwestern syria their arrest took place in the syrian town of azaz she's being interrogated along with her husband and daughter in law. the u.s. has begun the formal process of withdrawing from the paris climate accord president trump announced his intention in 2017 but monday was the earliest he could legally make that move the global pact to fight climate change was written in 2015 and signed by $187.00 countries the u.s. is the only nation to lee each country provided its own goals to curb emissions of heat trapping gases that lead to climate change the global goal is to keep the temperature rise to below 2 degrees celsius this century the obama administration promised to reduce u.s. greenhouse gas emissions by up to 28 percent by 2030 from 2015 levels trump said that it unfairly hurts the u.s. economy the actual withdrawal will take a year and come into effect the day after the 2020 election charlatans as more from washington d.c. . this formal notifica

that's it for now from africa you can catch all stories on our website and facebook page well even alba small pictures off that is a bit of a to south africa the next time by. small markets can inspire change. people. go africa sometimes to write. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future. many songs do you all for tuning in. on t.w. . we spoke different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of the press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for mines. what about the. welcome to news from the world of our culture more floods endangering venice is architectural and optimistic treasures more on that in a minute also coming up never days street artists on his show joins me in the studio to talk about violence and oppression. and lying to save people and for the common good is the topic of jacob the liar one of our 100 german must reasons believe that. venice is still flooded and did the latest is said to have put over 80 percen

crime of bribery something that is an impeachable offense and that is what's to consider is saying the alba reason why this testimony is so damning is that sun plant told the investigators today that he and all the involved in this ukraine pressure come pain were following president strums orders were acting at his direction so given this apparent smoking gun that what has been the reaction to today's proceedings both amongst republicans and the public at large. well the republicans have dismissed this stats to money they are ambassador sandland in this hearing if he ever was told personally in a conversation with president strums that they were preconditions for the military 8 and then meeting at the white house and said no they ask him if he has any documents and he said no so they have a point there defending president trump's direct involvement and he himself already dismissed the testimony he said that he doesn't really know mr sunde lent one of his mega donors in the past that he has not spoken very often to him but we have to to keep in mind that it's not all about evidence and credi

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are not as old as quarter of the alba scene is located at the foot of the hombre. influences are just as visible here too i walk through the narrow streets to the city center where i'd like to sample some of the popular local cuisine. we're not like the rest of spain has the typical top us culture but here it's slightly different let's find out what. city guys manual studio explains what's so special about it these top us cost all of nothing . right now that this is almost upon us i'd like to offer you a call to see. if you got a tweet up why whatever you put off that's what i call genuine hospitality. not far away at this bizarre you can almost imagine you're in the tails of 1001 nights in fact it was once an air of market for soap fabrics today the range is much broader and i even find just the right accessory for my flamenco class which takes place tomorrow. i'm going to meet up with carmen vienna a dance instructor at the municipal flamenco school. seeing carmen in action i'm a little scared i don't know what i've gotten myself into not don't worry come on let'

all the last weekend the romp administration announced the death of the head of isis abo baccarat albadadi sure you heard the baghdadi has been killed several bachar alba god are you sure you heard the baghdadi has been killed several times before you know what they say the 7 times that you are several times before you know what they say the 7 times that you are peter's voice the preeminent scholar of go sit down with your money orders boys the preeminent scholar of go sit down make your money. you tell us what happened just. tell us what happened job who no no no. don't say his name a 3rd time who no no no. don't say his name a 3rd time what is he like beetlejuice kind of i mean the us made this monster for me what is he like beetlejuice kind of i mean the us made this monster famous by constantly talking about him he has one speech. by constantly talking about him he has one speech on. why. i can't believe that this guy has way less coming why. i can't believe that this guy has way less content online than i do yet he was treated like a celebrity people still want an on line than i d

he is married to chrissy teigen, last year british actor idris alba got the title.he tweeted an old photo saying 1995 john legend would be perplexed. 2019 john is equally impressed. >> the side by side is great. >> was that the urkel he was trying to do there? >> oh. pi did when i was that age.than >> very well deserved. seems like a great guy. let's look at what's going on outside. mother nature trying to throw a wrinkle into our forecast by bringing back fog. it's starting to develop along the east bay shoreline there. looking down on emeryville and also berkeley and back towards san francisco. more clouds today means cooler temperatures. thicker clouds and a couple of areas of drizzle. especially near the coast and possibly the east bay hills tomorrow morning. we'll have another warm surge this weekend. here's a look at your cloud cover. at 7:00 this morning until noon, these are the low clouds. you can see how stubborn they'll be along the coast and how much longer they take to move back to the coast today. they move inland by 4:00, 4:30. highs today, you can se

could use more people if they find it on google maps hunted eighty's and issue here the district of alba elster as such who's 40 percent of its working age population in the next 15 years demographic change has made its mark. walk down the street and you'll see how many shops are closed but that's due to old age the confines successors to take over the shops the center will die out one day . when that needs to be countered by getting young people to come here or even better get the people who used to live here to return. noting represents the district and parliament is from the far right my current alternative for germany party it's becoming more popular here in new comers might not be. the standard have to be that you cretinous to ensure a livelihood for its own young people. after reunification many young workers moved from east to west as the old economic order crumbled this conveyor bridge is a symbol of that time it was used in the late night coal mining that powered east germany. one could argue that this is a region that is still trying to find itself in the years after mining pas

edris alba. he tweeted an old photo of himself side by side with him writing "1995 john would be very perplexed. 2019 john is about as equally perplexed but thank you people finding me sexy, i'll take it" >> is sexy, he's a good dad and that is enough. coming up at 5:30, millions lost power and now pg&e is being held accountable. lots of wine. >> just a weird thing altogether. >>> still mad or little bit confused by the power shutoffs? they are not the subject of a state investigation, what the cpuc will be looking at over the next two months. >> fred up fed up with trash on the streets, two bay area counties are teaming up the big cash boost to fight illegal dumping. >>> the family of a bay area veteran it waited decades for closure, the emotional homecoming. you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros c

border region and it wants fighters from the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces to retreat hashim alba reports from the turkey syria border. the most crucial phase of the turkish russian agreement on a safe zone in north eastern syria is underway there joint patrols will fill the void left by the withdrawal of the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces or as the last month turkish backed opposition fighters swept through s.d.f. territory they now control an area that stretches from tel aviv to arthur lane along the border with turkey the joint patrols will be conducted west and east of that area. they include the outskirts of could by any man bit telerate fired and all towns and villages east of us a lane to maliki on the border with iraq. syrian president bashar al assad has promised to recapture all the territory including even if it means going to war with turkey has for you thought the syrian land is wired and the theater of operations is one from the far south to the far north the turk is the american agent in this war we were fighting this aged turkey everywhere and whenever it

different in st alba ns. 0ne straightaway. different in st alba ns. one of straightaway. £100 billion on each year? you can have half an hour on this... a big chunk of it goes on our homes. at the moment, we are wasting a lot of energy. energy to generate homes that are hard to heat. these need sorting out. we are going to spend quite a lot of money, 38 billion a year of that hundred, on retrofitting homes that are in a really comprehensive way. we are spending more than any of the other parties on that. then there is the energy system and the transport system, industry and then a big chunk goes on training and research and development which is to deal with the bits and pieces that we cannot quite do at the moment, like steel—making and deal with some of the difficult, very heavy industry things. we need big amounts of research and development. there's a lot of money going into essentially... and you need big amounts of money. where you're going to get that £100 billion a year from? we are going to borrow it. if you think are the money that we will save in the health serv

families don't feel safe >> reporter: tonight the american victims of a mass car in mexico miguel alba gur, nbc news >>> uber is facing harsh criticismp to the after ilgts ceo called the murder of "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi a mistake. his relationship with saudi arabia also under scrutiny here's nbc's joeline kept >> reporter: the #boycott usher is trending tonight after the ceo said this about the murder of u.s. resident and journalist jamal khashoggi -- >> i think that government said they made a mistake >> reporter: comparing the murder to the company's fatal self-driving car accident. >> it's a serious mistake. we've made mistakes too with self-driving. people make mistakes it doesn't mean they could ever be forgiven i think they've taken it seriously >> reporter: after intense backlash the ceo walked back his comments saying there's no forgiving or forgetting what happened to jamal khashoggi and i was wrong to call it a mistake. pressed by the journalist on his relationship with saudi arabia, since the cia concluded the saudi crown prince ordered khashoggi's b

monica alba, josh moon, guys, thank you so much.eciated. >> thank you. >>> amid the many turns in the impeachment inquiry, a nagging question looms around a key figure and the answer may be equally as disturbing as the scandal itself. that is next. as disturbg inas te scandal itself that is next ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is back in the u.s. after unveiling a statue of former president ronald reagan on friday at the u.s. embassy in berlin. pompeo has kept a very busy foreign schedule since the impeachment inquiry began. a question about his whereabouts asked and answered in the "washington post" this w

a status isn't because it's relatively easy to learn compared to other languages are other perhaps alba cracked or contributing to that probably economic factors are the most important where english speaking countries are driving a lot of economic growth and a lot of innovation that spreads to the rest of the world a lot of places want to then speak english so they can participate in the trade or participate in the tourist industry whatever whatever it is that makes sense for them but you know lots of other languages have held sway at other times. when we look at a particular historic moment and say oh english has taken over soon everyone in which i speak english the amount of time that english has been dominant is actually a very tiny portion of historical time compared to say the greek empire or the roman empire obviously of all other languages english comes with its own cultural baggage and i wonder as a both escolar speaker of english is there anything in it. you either don't like or perhaps find to imposing. well you know in any language. there are going to be some things that are

investigative journalists allege those lost taxes ended up lining the pockets of men like material of and alba influential business leaders including that had to cut a family this is up to cuba's old or just to investigate and to prove who was making money who was taking money who create who was in walked from gigs official side. under color corruption scheme one of those sources was self-confessed money launderer a aircon some mighty a $1.00 time ally of the up to cut as he was shot dead in istanbul list month after revealing his part in the plunder of public funds from kurdistan one of the poorest countries in the world. corruption has become a systemic corruption was born together with our independence. kurdistan's government says it's looking into the allegations of corruption but for now it's triggered these protests where people say they're suffering with crowded crumbling schools old hospitals and not enough jobs that he insists the 700000000 dollars should is being spent on building. and that they'll stay on the streets until they get justice. concentrations of greenhouse gases in the

amazon has been accused of setting a knockoff of america's shoemaker alba's won't training. in an open access over us found this land amazozon for copying the design but not the environment friendly practices. saying please steal our prejudices state ability. the online giant has the night the copy cat accusation. the parent company of swedish furniture chain i tear has seen is fully operating profit full 10% despite increased sales inc a group announced operating profit of two point zero three billion euros for its physical effort august. and said it was lower than a year ago due to a higher purchasing costs and large investments. i ka is undergoing a major overhaul opening city centers schools an easy mode digital technology. my colleague stephen carroll interviewed the fans chief financial officer he said the company remains up beat. a sales in particular online sasales contntinue to growow. i. need to king kong in case of a almost 25% s so is the bottom liline a g good rule and this yr compared with last year. and theyey break it down if you coud say that complying incre

in destin alba school joined forces with a number of industrial partners inspired by series production the battle house began exploring synergies between arts. and technology. does pass here in total bauhaus partner here and death with thousands of firms to work on various projects both large and small there were very close ties between the school and industry lots of people commissioned the bow hauser's to design fittings for their homes to design brochures for their companies but of course there were plenty of raised eyebrows too and eventually they had to move on once again vital had seen against the backdrop of the great depression the liberal bauhaus school came under increasing pressure. in 1928 tired of facing constant hostility directed or p.s. appointed a successor with swiss architect hannah smy at the helm the bow house focused even more heavily on industry and also became more political. on this my own hut i wish to heaven smile moved about house in a very socialist direction communist even. in the extremely productive 2 years that he was director this played a major role w

al jazeera live from doha also coming up sudan's transitional government approves a law to dissolve alba she is party delivering on a key demand of the protest movement. taking action against climate change a new round of global protests kickoff ahead of the un climate conference plus. and it will still be. we talked ugandan pop star turned opposition m.p. bobby one who's seeking the country's top job. informal talks have resumed between the afghan taliban and u.s. officials the taliban has told al-jazeera some preliminary meetings have taken place here in doha and could pave the way for the resumption of formal peace talks president trump canceled negotiations in september following the death of a u.s. soldier but on the short trip to afghanistan he told american troops he believes the taliban is willing to strike a deal stephanie decker has more. it was a surprise visit and is often the case with president donald trump a surprising announcement taliban wants to make a deal and we're meeting with them and we're saying it has to be a cease fire they don't want to do a cease fire but now

he admitted last year's winner eldris alba is a tough act to follow. >>> we could be inching closer tofriends" union. according to "the hollywood reporter," the cast and creators of "friends" are talking about it. the deal is far from done. many of the agreements need to be worked out. they're currently celebrating its 25th anniversary. >> the streaming wars might be really good for consumers. >>> let's get a check on cnn business. you can see negative performances. look at hong kong. they're down almost 2%, stocks there falling after the city entered a third day of violent unrest. on wall street the futures are leaning lower, half a percent for the dow. stocks ended mostly higher tuesday after president trump's remarks. even though the dow closed exactly flat, they managed a small gain and the nasdaq hit an all-time high. president trump said a phase one trade deal with china, quote, could happen soon, but he said he would only accept a deal if it was good for the united states. >>> america's largest milk producer is filing for bankruptcy. dean foods is struggling because fewer americ

and he alba's fell in love with mexican weaving techniques and traditional south american textiles back at black mounting college she passed on to has students what she did and. mexican artist sites and the albums textiles and prints as a major influence on how work on the yucatan peninsula she founded tech a social project for my own women that marries tech and tradition. these seamstresses used to work in a textiles factory that closed down. they've now found new ways to use their skills. as some project localness beautiful that meant the project as collaborative and participatory the basic aim is to apply the do it yourself spirit to traditional crafting and the maker movement close in a gap between artists and all creativity and technology. the. stylus business side on all the cases they're making here this panel and the electrical sombrero hat it all works with rechargeable batteries but there are other godless. the solar panels are connected to each other using conductive steel thread forming an electrical circuit the women combine the conductive thread with henican the type of ga

you're 25% as sexy as idris alba. >> i'll take it. >> stephen: how does it feel to be the sexy?you lost it. you don't have a dad boss bodyanymore. >> i have slimmed down a little bit, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: is this hangover from getting jacked for "hell boy?" >> no the weight gain for season 3 was hang over. i didn't realize this, if you work out a lot, and you decide to stop working out and just eat donuts, your body remains very fm up here to down here. >> stephen: yeah. >> and you get very hippie. >> stephen: yeah. you wore i saying. >> hey! thanks. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i wasn't sure what words were going to come out. >> never was i. >> stephen: "heeey... thanks." okay, let's see. the show is a phenomenon, as i said before. when did you know it was going to be big? did you have a hint? >> no. i had the opposite of a hint. i had-- i was sure it was going to be a complete disaster and a big failure. because before it came out eye mean, i remember when we were h terna it was going to perfornc i thought that was, like, tanking the whole show. and before it came out, you know

monica alba for us in tuscaloosa.e south bend mayor, pete buttigieg on the road in new hampshire in the middle of a four-day trip and bringing his message directly to voters there. josh letterman joins us from his bus right now. josh, great snacks hopefully. tell us what you're seeing and give us a sense of what bus life is like in the granite state. >> reporter: yeah. we are on the buttigieg bus, kendis. you see his office pete buttigieg uses on the bus. had a couple of these tours so far already. got an executive space in the back here as well. then other parts of the bus have other features. actually used before by folks like mayor romney, newt gingrich. the show "madam secretary" and others. make popcorn. comforts of home. the idea behind it, four days on the record the whole time. pete buttigieg with a couple staffers as well as a bunch of reporters following his different adventure, trying to make his way through the different parts of new hampshire. >> there's no anger. the thing about passion. right? sometimes

carrie ann and alba openly expressed dismay as to why he was still in this, and they weren't at all subtleave the scores. >> carrie ann. >> it's a seven. >> jimmy: bruno went a little too far, but i guess, sean spicer has become the sanjaya of "dancing with the stars." people are voting for him just out of spite. his former boss tweeted for him, you know today is a real election day, last night, trump wrote, "vote for sean spicer on "dancing with the stars." he's a great and loyal guy who's working very hard." i hope all these red-hatted people remember how passionate they were about this televised cha-cha contest when one of their sons tells them they want to try out for cabaret. we shared the halloween candy youtube challenge. parents pretend they've eaten their kids' candy, and the kids lose their minds. there's one i particularly enjoyed starring a brother and sister duo. last night we showed part of the video. this is the full video. i want you to pay special attention to the sister. because the brother is in the foreground, yelling, but the sister's just storming around the house, bu

they spotted two such impurities right away in france, they were the alba begins he is in the waldensians. two movements of religions rivals that claim poverty and self-denial were essential features of christian life. any bishop lowly and luxury could see how that religious was. encouraged by the imposition, the french king launch crusades against both of these heresies crippling one and wiping out the other entirely. later the imposition identified witchcraft as a major contamination, tens of thousands of which is were found improved at the stake over several centuries. most of them outwardly husband women. they accuse witchcraft to the mother which is thus ensuring that the campaign to wipe out which is whenever reduce the supply of which is. it was important that the supply not shrink further merging consolation needed which hunting to help construct itself. then a more extreme version came into existence in spain, a spanish inquisition and that is the place where the crusades were european succeeded that failed in the west and they turned into a stumble. and in spain the christian ar

so the president has been in court on charges of corruption and possessing illicit foreign currency albashia admits receiving millions of dollars from saudi arabia but says he didn't use it for private means police discovered foreign and domestic currency stockpiled it is hollow and after his arrest this year was forced from office and i pull off the months of anti-government protests if a bogan reports from a culture. the corruption trial against sudan's also president obama is in its 3rd month and on the 9th session on saturday the defense team presented the odds general as the main witness now the auditor general was supposed to testify during the past 3 hearings but because he was out of town he has testified today and the judge has accepted his excuse of being out of town and agreed to listen to him this saturday now the defense team is also saying that the media has been trying to sway public opinion people in the streets have been saying that the president is not facing the real charges which he should face which are work crimes and crimes against humanity in the western region of

people were killed dozens injured in the explosion that happened near a busy bus station in the city of alba. protests in the west african nation of guinea have led to at least 20 deaths since that began last month thousands are demonstrating against proposed constitutional amendments which they say would allow a president to run for a 3rd term in office vole reports. the family. is devastated they say who was shot dead during the protest in the name capital conakry on fisting his wife was left to bring up the 3 month old baby on her own she says she tried to prevent him from going out to join the protest. and your mother that you weren't my husband did not come home and after his friend called my sister and said they had killed him i said it's a joke we had just parted before he left i told him don't go out and i tried to call him and ask him to return but he was not picking up my calls and he never came back. police killed 2 other people opposition supporters wearing a hooded jacket stoop to the streets to voice their anger at president up for condi and to object his plan to change the con

and that is all yours for for now let's get back on thank you for that and that does it for the news alba do stay with us michelle carry is here with a round up all of the top news in just a few minutes thank you for watching. investigative journalism you were certainly right. global experts in discussion 3 times you've got a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos the worst you know that it was brought to us we're going to have stories from other angles. open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today we have to rethink pretty much everything thank you for talking to al-jazeera the very programs to inspire you on al-jazeera. to. this is this opportunity to move from sleep in a very different way where there are new markets and we don't leave. an inspiring quest for knowledge that led to remarkable achievements al-jazeera wells meets the algerian entrepreneur. who helped pioneer computing in the arabic language and the egyptian islamic scholar honored for his contribution to arab culture both building successful lives abroad but never think getting bever

ally, in florida, and mike in des moines and monica alba here with me in washington.e. it does seem as if in the last three months, the moderates or the pragmatists are suddenly winning the fight over the progress eves. six months ago, the progress ives were winning, and medicare for all looks like it was on, now it does look like suddenly the biden side of the argument is winning the day. >> oh, chuck, in philadelphia, they're smiling very broadly right now because this is really the fundamental bet that the biden campaign has been premised on since the very beginning. this idea that the democratic electorate is much more pragmatic and in the center in the joe biden lane if you will than you would believe if you pay too much attention to twitter and to cable news, and health care is really the number one issue on which the campaign has wanted to litigate that. we're in the headquarters of the biden campaign here in des moines, about to kick off the eight-day bus tour and shoe expect to hear health care, you should expect to hear health care quite a bit. in bide conti

and so he is also creating an ally,a alb alba alibi and very big allibi that e is not involved in the fix. so maybe he can make the burns and mahard guys work for me. yeah, i will tell them that i will give them the money, and i will tell the players another $100,000 in the pot for them, and with all of this money dangled these players will throw this series. okay. i don't even have to advance any more, and if something goes wrong, maybe these guys will take the wrap. now, the rothstein using a couple of agents of his, a guy named abe atell and another former boxer and the featherweight champion of the world in fact. a famous guy. and rachel brown who is really named nat and zelser is involved. rothstein is a slow pay. he knows the value of keeping money around so you can invest it in other things such as loan sharking. if you don't pay the white sox players, you've promised them right away, you're holding on to another 40 or $50,000, you can use that 40 or $50,000 to bet on them which isn't much of a bet because you know the outcome, or to loan some money to some guy in time square.

opposition groups backed by turkey has renewed hopes of returning home but that does carry risks as hashem albareports now from the turkey syria border. and we will go back to the report just as soon as we can in fact by the magic of television we have. this is what we mains of the syrian army and church in tel aviv. derelict and abandoned for years passive it was set on fire in 2014 when i still took over. the syrian army in years were forced out of their villages and never went back even when the city was taken over by the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces last year in 2050. for them. there was an important step allowing them to link up the other areas they control along the turkish border from maliki here near iraq in the east to capernaum the west. last month the turkish backed syrian national army or s.n.a. swept through. people here say the fighters said houses on fire during their retreat. at about the i'm going to be a fly problem get normally and the house was burning for 4 days i have lost all of my furniture i didn't care if father maurice me and we have been driven out of our

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service investigative journalists allege those lost taxes ended up lining the pockets of men like of and alba influential business leaders including that had to cut a family this is up to cuba's old orders not to investigate and to prove who was making money who was taking money who create who was in will from cuba's official side owns this undercover corruption scheme one of those. sources was self-confessed money launderer aircon some mighty a one time ally of the. he was shot dead in istanbul list month after revealing his part in the plunder of public funds from kurdistan one of the poorest countries in the world. for corruption has become a systemic phenomenal corruption was born together with their independence and over the years it's taken deep rooted in many forms. kurdistan's government says it's looking into the allegations of corruption but for now it's triggered these protests where people say they're suffering with crowded crumbling schools old hospitals and not enough jobs they insist the $700000000.00 should have been spent on building a basic. and that they'll stay on the stre

nbc's monica alba joins us live from birmingham, alabama, with more. >> all eyes may have been on the on saturday night. but it's the political faceoff taking place off the field that has everybody already keeping score. in the heart of football season, it is starting to feel like campaign season with president trump visiting what is suddenly the most unusual senate race on the map. inside the president and first lady shared a suite with at least one republican candidate congressman bradley burn. but the elephant in the stadium, former attorney general and frequent trump target jeff sessions, who shook up the race announcing he is running for his old seat. >> did i write a tell-all book? no. did i go on cnn and attack the president? nope. have i said a cross word about our president? not one time. >> so far the president declining to go on attack of one of his earliest supporters. >> we will see what happens. he's got tough competition. >> despite once calling sessions the biggest mistake of his administration. >> i would say if i had one do-over, it would be i would not have appointe

and mitch alba. i'm excited about this special we shot in june. i was sweaty. the war fighter. >> courage is something that's different in every person. most people are not courageous alone. >> right. >> you get courage from the people you are around. this is 180-plus people who weren't professional soldiers. probably a handful had ever been in any kind of fight before. and so now they are here. they are about to face the unknown. they are led to believe they will probably be killed. they make this extraordinary decision, commitment to each other to stand. to be courageous. brian: and we lose 180 guys. what happened after is the focus and what's happening now is george p. bush helping us out. i hope you guys watch that meanwhile, from here i'm going to be going over the omaha for the first time going to nebraska. we have two affiliates there. be in a omaha and then going over to lincoln nebraska go to brian kilmeade.com. on the 16th. fox nation will be stream ago live show america great from the start. first time putting the alamo story in it. see that live on

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