alex cross you won the knowledge you are the very are a very very favorite punish going to finish my sentence please for a while so long ago i was just running multinationals you know national tax revenue service i r like snack and are just shopping around in europe so if we want you to stand up against the big multinationals and make them pay taxes in europe then we have to do that together as a european ok that's why you haven't done it yet and so some extra hundred first thing is you can't explain switzerland on the base on your theory because the people in switzerland they have high wages and they have a high living standards and they have to multinational in country and apart i think very much access to pay taxes and that's a first and second even in the european union they don't pay taxes so obviously something goes wrong with in your view a large space and the point is i agree with you that a customs union need a joint customs and trade policy otherwise it doesn't work but we don't need it on liberal lore we don't need a joint minimum wage and we don't need a joint. all right

alex cross you want the knowledge right that very are a very very correct punish going to finish my sentence please how do you want to show you know i just won the nazi nationals you know national tax revenue services are like snack and are just shopping around in europe so if we want you to stand up against the big multinationals and make them pay taxes based on your theory because the people in switzerland they have high wages and they have a high living standards and they have to mow to national and country and a product they train access to pay taxes and that's a physics second even in the european union they don't pay taxes so obviously something goes wrong within your your large space and the point is i agree with you that the customs union needs joint customs and trade policy but i was it doesn't work but we don't need to join liberal lore we don't need a joint minimum wage and we don't need a joint novel ok it's all right nice cross thank you thank you. thank you for that we have to move on now and we're going to take two questions together first from richard gardner from global witn

alex crossed the stage and went directly to his father. >> he says, "i'm going to do this for her."going to get perfect attendance in honor of her. >> reporter: he said that at age four? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: at that point, alex hadn't even started school himself. all he knew was that his best friend was gone, and he wanted to do something for her. today, 13 years later, his tribute is complete. >> is the perfect attendance award winner for brunswick high school. ( applause ) >> i was thinking about her the entire time. i was like, "this is for you." >> reporter: kept your word. >> yup. >> reporter: what does it mean to you that she meant that much to him? >> a lot. >> yeah. >> reporter: we can't expect our kids to love each other as much as we love them. but somehow, alex did. and somehow, even at four, he knew the best way to honor someone was to do something honorable. steve hartman "on the road" in brunswick, georgia. >> glor: we'll be right back. ll be right back. 0% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques

alex cross you want the knowledge you are the very are a very very good reform issue can i finish my sentence please how do you want to sort of you know i just won the nazi nationals you know national tax revenue service i r like snack and are just shopping around in europe so if we want you to stand up against the big multinationals and make them pay taxes in europe then we have to do that together as a european ok that's why you haven't done it yet that's what marx crowd under first thing else you can't explain so it's silent on the base on your through because the people in switzerland they have high wages and they have a high living standards and they have to multinational and country and the product they train access to pay taxes and that's a physics second even in the european union they don't pay taxes so obviously something goes wrong with it in your view a large space and the point is i agree but you've got a customs union need a joint customs and trade policy otherwise it doesn't work but we don't need to join liberal lore we don't need a joint minimum wage and we don't nee

alex. he crossed the stage and went directly to his father. >> he was going to get perfect attendance in honord age four. >> reporter: all he knew was that his best friend was gone and he wanted to do something for her. today 13 years later his tribute is complete. >> reporter: the perfect attendance award winner for brunswick high school. >> i was think about her the entire time like this is for you. >> reporter: kept your word. >> yep. >> reporter: what does it mean to you that she meantmuch him? >> a lot. >> reporter: we can't expect our kids to love each other as much as we love them and somehow at four he knew the best way to honor someone was to do something honorable. steve hartman on the road in brunswick, georgia. >> promise me good lesson for all of us. that's the "overnight news." we've got the morning news and of course cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm david begnau. hope the moms had a great mother's day. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 13th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> footing the bill. the white house now admits america

that she didn't even you know stop making bore city says this happened on friday when his son alex was crossingley avenue in pleasanton the 8th grader at harvest park middle school was getting picked up by his mom. >>when he was hit. >>i think we're lucky that he didn't get killed or worse for city says the woman in the minivan actually picked up another student just moments after alex was struck. >>there were witnesses but no one got the license plate number. dash cam video from the family's car captured the accused driver passing by in their minivan but it's been difficult trying to make out the plates. the family is asking for the person responsible to please come forward. didn't want to come forward with and directly they go through an attorney however, just you know.

that she didn't even you know stop making bore city says this happened on friday when his son alex was crossing greenwood road near valley avenue in pleasanton the 8th grader at harvest park middle school was getting picked up by his mom. >>when he was hit. >>i think we're lucky that he didn't get killed or worse for city says the woman in the minivan actually picked up another student just moments after alex was struck. >>there were witnesses but no one got the license plate number. dash cam video from the family's car captured the accused driver passing by in their minivan but it's been difficult trying to make out the plates. the family is asking for the person responsible to please come forward. didn't want to come forward with and directly they go through an attorney however, just you know. own up to the fact that you know that was a mistake and you know you're sorry about it. >>alex did not speak with us tonight because he's a little worn out by this whole ordeal. the police have been made aware of this hit and run accident. that's the latest here live in pleasanton dan thorn. kron 4 news

alex cross you want the knowledge you are the very are a very very long if you're going to finish my sentence please for a while so you know i just won the nazi nationals you know national tax revenue service i r like snack and are just shopping around in europe so if we want you to stand up against the big multinationals and make them pay taxes in europe then we have to do that together as a european ok that's why you haven't done it yet and since it marks crowded first thing else you can't explain switzerland on the base on your theory because the people in switzerland they have high wages and they have a high living standards and they have to multinational and country and their product into a max of state pay taxes that's a first or second even in the european union they don't pay taxes so obviously something goes wrong with it in your your large space and the point is i agree that you got a customs union need a joint customs and trade policy otherwise it doesn't work but we don't need a joint label laure we don't need a joint minimum wage and we don't need a joint novel ok it's a

here's what you see, alex, in the cross tabs of the data.m, many of them, are supporting biden because of one factor. it's called the electability factor. basically what you have here are progressives saying we would prefer to have somebody who can beat trump rather than having someone who can represent or articulate our ideology. this is them playing chess rather than checkers in the political narrative. >> what about the president, justin? who's kind of been brushing off biden. does he really not see him as a threat in 2020? >> look, i think that the president realizes that it was a close election last time. i think he knows it's going to be close. look, it's going to be a tough race. i think the question for the president is going to be how much attention does he want to give to his potential democratic opponents. that's a strategic choice. you don't want to elevate any of them, on the other hand, the president has been so successful at defining with these labels his potential opponents so it gives him a chance to define them before they

alex forsyth, bbc news, bath. let's cross barti, who's been looking at some of the numbers. this she has been looking at the results from key councils which show how political allegiances have shifted. this has been a turbulent election with lots of councils changing hands, and a big story has been the resurgent liberal democrats, really big gains for them. bath, chelmsford, both gained from the conservatives. i want to show you what happened in chelmsford, the conservatives had a majority of 47 councillors here, look, the lib dems took it with a majority of five, and ifi took it with a majority of five, and if i show you the sea to change compared to last time, the conservatives lost 31 seats, the lib dems picking up 26, so a cracking result for the lib dems in chelmsford. the conservatives also lost ground in heartlands like folkestone and howth, that was conservative, it is now in no overall control, smaller parties making advances there. better news for the conservatives in north east lincolnshire, they took that council

hopes of being king makers brian terry thanks much for that from brussels let's cross over now to our correspondents alex forrest whiting in london and federico baggio in milan let's pull them up if we could there a good morning to both of you nigel for auditions breck's of party trouncing the main parties in britain and on the far right in italy we have details salvini also topping the polls and that's country alex have a good start with you and in london britain's conservative and labor party is waking up to huge losses this morning together they make up about a quarter of the vote you give us a sense of the impact of the bracks of party in this election. yes that's right bryan absolutely humiliate. the conservative party didn't come 1st 2nd 3rd 4th but 5th in these elections even behind the green party there was a vote in almost 200 years absolutely awful for them overnight and also pretty bad for the labor party as well who've lost votes as well and have seem to have given away many to the liberal democrats the conservatives have given away votes to the bricks it party it seems and labor to the liber

he saw a lot of ugliness, the lines became blurred, the job ground him down and he crossed the line, repeatedly. >> alexd to be careful that they don't become monsters." i thought i was going to arrest the bad guys. i never thought i would become a bad guy myself. >> anthony: did you become a bad guy? >> alex: oh, i did, yes. >> anthony: how bad? >> alex: i became very aggressive, and beating people, losing control, and using excessive force when there wasn't really any need for me to do that. i mean, i worked the most infamous police station ever known. it was called rampart. won best picture for denzel washington for his portrayal of this really bad police officer. >> denzel: "i'm the police. i run shit here. you just live here." >> anthony: was that an understatement? were there cops that bad? >> alex: yes, there were. yes, there were. i was one of them. the problem was very systemic. we don't have so much that problem anymore. it does happen. >> anthony: this is not a nature of the job, when you're asked to every day go in and look at people at their most desperate and ugly that you become desensiti

moving forward terry shoals thanks very much for that from brussels ok let's cross now to london where our correspondent alex for swiping standing by and frederica bozzio is with us in milan good morning to both of you nigel frogs this party the backs of party trouncing the main parties in britain the far right party of material salvini also topping the poll in italy let's start with you alex prince conservatives and labor's you know waking up to a very difficult morning what kind of impact as frost is brecht's a party. today where you were in london. an absolutely huge impact brian particularly on the conservative party the conservative party the ruling party didn't come 1st 2nd 3rd 4th but 5th agony for them and losing many many of the votes to that party nigel for his party which i knew officially set up 6 weeks ago so it really is extraordinary he got something like 28 seats 30 percent of the votes whereas the conservatives at the moment of only got 3 suits so it just shows what he has done and there is huge reaction within the conservative party from the likes of boris johnson who is one of the potentia

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pleasanton is actually a story we first brought you yesterday morning right here on the cross for morning news, 13 year-old alex bore city was left with chipped teeth, cuts bruises, you can see the pictures he was getting picked up from school on friday near greenwood road and valley avenue when he was hit and dash cam video actually shows that silver minivan driving by that's the vehicle that struck the child the driver kept going. and so police were asking the community to come forward with any information turns out the driver has come forward to report that she was involved in the crash. they say she is now full cooperating. breaking news from overnight, at least one person has been taken to the hospital with burns after and 5 others have been displaced following this fire at an apartment building in downtown santa rosa. >>these are pictures and video provided by santa rosa. a fire scene. this fire broke out early in the morning was about 01:00am on the 6th floor of the rosenberg building on mendocino avenue. if you're familiar with that building you know it's an old one built back in the early 1900's a hist

it could be but they have a lot of hurdles to cross and something like that's happening in new york city that's one of the big hurdles. correspondent alex might have us thank you so much. thank you. that said by this time you can catch a boom bust on direct t.v. it can operate twenty one dish that wire channel to eighty or streaming twenty four seven and put a t.v. the free t.v. out channel one thirty two or as always has you to dot com boom bust r t c n x time . my seven years doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse we started going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i increasingly became convinced that the war on drugs was a mistake there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for inconceivably sentences for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say by day as you're walking out of a business it'

it could be but they have a lot of hurdles to cross and then something like that's happening in new york city that's one of the big hurdles. correspondent alex might have us thank you so much. thank you. that's it by this time you can catch a boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish that wire channel to eighty or streaming twenty four seven on put a t.v. the great t.v. out channel one thirty two or as always had a value to dot com boom bust r t c n x time. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective and i'm used to surprising people and us old or not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can see it go is going to go. by the way what is it that sliding here. on the news in the morning. on the world. total. not. all your ego to post does this move for you. oh. they can come and blow our brains out at any given time if we can't really do anything actually america is the only country

as they put the big center ground parties on notice cross-talk asks whether the shift is a blip or a game changer. join me every 1st day on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get a feel of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately there was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always spayed one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results on what they think you should be seen if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist for the more growth we give them the sooner we are all hand. the slogans. and good news who was before. much of those who heard the big. name will. who will. move. with me. will show you the stupid you believe you look. more than just love mos

extends out to the people you care about trusted you and it makes you toxic cross food or any phones anywhere targeted by text on alex. sudan's army suspends talks with the opposition for at least $72.00 hours the coalition say they regret the decision of citizens will continue. welcome to al-jazeera live from. this also coming up a chinese company put on a blacklist since uses banned in the u.s. while wait calls it an infringement of its rights. we must not allow a war to peace off the table the u.n. says yemen is at a crossroads between war and peace. and the stars descend on cash and we look at how product placement plays an increasing role in the film festival . surrounds the military has suspended negotiations with the opposition coalition for 3 days in a televised statement the head of the ruling military council said the decision was made because of what he called an escalation by protest is who continued to block groaned the opposition alliance says they regret the military council suspension of top spot maintain the citizens will continue to promote the reports from khartoum. on the day that sudan's military

alex: there was an elephant called ilda. she ran away from a circus. so, she basically was crossingbus just ran over it. >> anthony: the world we live in now, of all of these pictures, this is the one that would get people most upset, you'd get the most mail, the most, "oh, my god," you know, "what a -- what kind of a world do we live in?" >> alex: this was probably the most viewed picture from different media around the world. >> anthony: 80,000 mexicans have died in the last seven, what, seven years? in narco violence? >> alex: and this is the most important picture. >> anthony: as our crew gets ready to crawl back to our hotel, valente gets the call we thought we'd been waiting for -- one dead male shot in head, a note pinned to his chest. [ valente speaking in spanish ] >> anthony: in mexico, people fight to live, everyday. one man stands alone, facing another man. his intent? to beat his opponent with his fists until he can resist no more. a match, yes. but more accurately, a fight. jorge lacierva is a former bantamweight titleholder. with his father, jorge sr., and his son, al

crossed. if you like the green the more people are. interested in the why. they should. join me every thursday on the alex salmond and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. back to the program britain's days as a colonial power may be long over but it's just a global power might get a fresh blow on wednesday united nations is expected to vote overwhelmingly in favor overturning the u.k. controlled shankar silence in the indian ocean back to. other shows islands have been at the center of a decades long dispute between britain and. the $160.00 seat of the territories in exchange for independence plus $3000000.00 pounds move allowed the united states in $171.00 to build the military base on diego garcia the largest of the atolls britain a victim about $1500.00 islanders to make room for the u.s. base of diego garcia was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington will join britain in today's vote sabrina jean from the shakos refugees group says america's stopping islanders from ret

crossed my mind, sean? he sounds quite feeble. i'm serious about this. alex len why that matters.question is, why did mueller speak today? why did mueller speak today? i will tell you why i think he spoke today, because the democrats were unhappy with the report. so they wanted mueller to push the edge of the envelope on collusion, which today he tried to do. ethey wanted him to be more emphatic about the issue of obstruction, where he contradicts the attorney general, the deputy attorney general, which he did today, they have the narrative that they want, and that is why nadler does not want to call him to testify. they have their narrative. let me ask you a question. why doesn't mueller want to testify? reason is simple. there is thousand and one questions to ask this man. who he hired them, why they hired him, the hillary clinton, the dossier comes the real russians. here's a man today who said that he is not going to pass judgment -- i wrote this down -- on the russians who were indicted for their guilt or innocence, but he passes judgment on the president of the united states

to kind of show people that there is a line that you can cross and they are going to put their foot down at some point. emily: facebook band alexar and info wars. banned his fan page and the info wars media page but they did not ban alex jones the individual, so he was able to use facebook in the way you and i might use it as a regular user. they are now saying that is down, too. emily: some folks have been saying louis farrakhan does not seem to fit into this group. >> he is not far right in the way that others who are banned are, but he was doing a lot of the same stuff in terms of the hate speech. what you see here maybe an example of facebook trying to say this is not just targeting one side of the political spectrum, they are banning people regardless of where they fall politically so long as they are still sharing these kind of align witht do not policies. emily: twitter has also banned alex jones. are these folks that are also banned on twitter in general? >> some of them are. those happened a while back and they were a big deal at the time and you kind of -- i don't want to say forget, but you do. you kind of just forge

join me every thursday on the alex salmond and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. hello and welcome to cross top where all things considered i'm peter lavelle is donald trump's national security advisor john bolton a clear and present danger to america and the world is saber rattling in the middle east particularly against iran should concern us we are forced to ask a fundamental question is colton the primary architect of trump's foreign policy. cross talking john bolton i'm joined by my guest brian becker in washington he's the director of the answer coalition as well as host of loud and clear daily new show on radio sputnik also in washington we have gareth porter he's an independent investigative journalist and historian as well as author of manufactured crisis the untold story of the iran nuclear scare and in boston we cross to max abrams he's a professor at northeastern university as well as author of the new book rules for rebels the science of victory in militant history brilliant title all right cross talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want i always appreciat

me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. hello and welcome the cross-talk were all things considered i'm peter lobell what drives american foreign policy at its core is it really about furthering national interest is there an ideological foundation that is the driver we're told it's all about democracy or is it really all about power and the purposeful denial of agency of others on the international stage. cross talking american foreign policy i'm joined by my guest max blumenthal in washington he's the editor of gray zone dot com as well as author of the new book the management of savagery how america's national security state fueled the rise of al qaeda isis and donald trump also in washington we have james chatteris he's a former u.s. diplomat and former advisor to the u.s. senate republican leadership all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate where we're getting set up here i notice you have your book can you just lift it up and show our audience here it's fresh off the press.

crossing out of peterborough, we can get more on the result of that recall from alex for sight. has this whole system worked? -- alex forsyth. this isa system worked? -- alex forsyth. this is a significant moment because fiona onasa nya is a significant moment because fiona onasanya has been the first mp to lose receipt as a result of a public petition. this is a fairly new process. it was a law which was introduced following the expenses scandal, if you can remember that, to give public more say on whether they should remove their mp given wrongdoing. in this case, the process was triggered because she was jailed for perverting the court ofjustice discourse was jailed for perverting the court of justice discourse of justice after misleading police over a speeding offence, saying she wasn't behind the wheel of the cart when the speeding fine was issued. that meant that over the course of the last six weeks, residents have been able to go and put their name to a position if they choose to say she should be removed. that process finished at 5pm today, and a notice was pinned on th

alex partridge there. now, watching reports from westminster, you might think that mps and peers spend all their time arguing with their political opponents. but there's one area of parliamentary activity notable for its crossrything from cuba to cats, from shipbuilding to scotch whisky and involve politicians of all political colours. hence the name all party parliamentary groups. but what do they actually do? well, to find out, i swapped the hustle and bustle of westminster for the more subdued atmosphere of a local sports bar to speak to a member of the all party group on snooker. and to stage my own vintage—style tribute. neil gray says the cross—party aspect of these groups is important. it's a more comfortable atmosphere to do that type of cross—party working than the more adversarial environments of select committees or the parliamentary chambers. also key, the dialogue between the politicians and the industry. that will allow the sport to flourish, the participation to continue to improve, the benefits to the economy to be realised and for the recognition that women's involvement in snooker is improving and developing and something that we should be supporting. the group's chairman says that like ma

red cross doctors fitted him with his new leg, and he's now ready for the dance floor, and we are loving it. >> he's got a good reason to dance. >>> well, next this morning, "jeopardy" host alexebek is offering new insight about his battle with cancer. he was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer back in march. >> now he's revealing just how hard it was to finish taping "jeopardy's" current season. this morning alex trebek opening up in a new interview admitting he had to push through severe pain on the set of "jeopardy" at the start of his cancer treatments. trebek telling cbs in an interview airing sunday this got really bad. i was on the floor writhing in pain. i didn't know what was happening. trebek says doctors found a lump the size of a small fist in his abdomen. he's been losing his hair because of chemo treatments and ever the showman trebek issued a challenge to his loyal viewers while talking to jane pauly. >> figure out, is that alex's real hair, or is that a full hairpiece because they all know that when you start chemo, you lose your hair. so, which is it? all right. you're looking right now. >> yes, i am. >> this is not the real me, but on air i'm told th

going to be some kind of a cross, and huawei may prove to be a bargaining chip, but it is still posturing rather than actually in my mind i need for capital. vonnie: thank you, alexot forget, bloomberg exclusive interview with the huawei founder and ceo, exclusively on monday. you definitely want to see that one. let's continue the broader trade conversation now. committed tons striking a trade deal with the united states, but is ready to respond with more countermeasures if needed. the term tradee war is a good one. aboutis about -- war is mutual destruction. how can we put these concepts in one term? we still believe cox, communication, consultation is industries, out for and we are still committed to that. in the let's bring global wealth management at the americas. it has been quite the journey to get even to this point, and it does not feel like we are getting closer to a solution. how has advice from ubs wealth management changed? >> it has not change necessarily. one of the things we have been talking about for some months is this is going to be an extended and protracted negotiation. the issue is that the u.s. and china are trying to deal with things not

>>on alex kerry at all right, but you know what we're ndt afraid of kawhi in the raf 2 is sunday just want to give you one last reminder to an end. and let's keep our fingers crossede to win and drake stay home take that all right that's all for now, let's take peek at 7 era. they forecast that things are warming up, you bet, here's a look at this weekend looks fantastic a low 80's getting into the upper 80's even close to 90. >>by the middle of next week. >>looks pretty good hope you enjoy the weekend now we'll see you back here monday morning or if you have kron on you have khan all the time 24 7 just go to conduct tv to sign up. we'll see you monday. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." >> i sold my soul to the devil to make sure you're safe. >> announcer: mom has harsh words for her teen daughter. >> dr. phil: you sent her to a homeless shelter. >> she's out of control. i don't have those issues with my son. >> announcer: and for her sister -- >> this is a phony appearance. >> dr. phil: i missed the phony part. is she here? you say i'm the only one that can save your daughter. she got you here and you're dogging on her for it. we didn't you write? >> announcer:

cross—examined in court but it was in court. when he learned for the first time about this whatsapp sexual conquest competition between the group of friends. involving alexprobably get tested this summer. this one from joe clark. no reheats allowed. that apparently means not being able to have sex with the same person. and again, alex hepburn, there be me dragging them home and you raping them. what do you think of those messages? what do you think of those messages? what do you think of those messages? what do you think of this discourse between these young men? shocking. absolutely vile. to talk about women that way. we are just items, we are just another number, a competition, it‘s so degrading. for who they are. actually, aside from who they are a doesn‘t matter who they are, to talk about women in that way. it‘s disgusting. absolutely. but in terms of who they are, you know, they are role models, they have blue takes on instagram, they are celebrities, in such a small city like worcester. on social media these days it so easy to become a public figure and they are very aware to become a public figure and they are very aware that people look up to th

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