middle class it simply doesn't have the purchasing power and as you rightly put it in your report alia the country's richest one percent receive 20 percent of the country's income so they have access to all the goodies whereas the rest of the populace and doesn't so that clears the massive amount of hundreds now melinda the government has promised a constitutional overhaul is this the way out of this crisis. not necessarily because what we have seen here is that and you know little policy economic policy who has kind of structurally the someone to is a massive force and of the populace and unless and until we address that just having a constitutional change doesn't go very far let's separate example 2 different sectors here one is education on the other one is health care so the country doesn't invest in that if the country doesn't open of those 2 sectors to the middle class the rising underclass so to speak then the cost of just noted time is not going to have already far do you see any chances of that happening the sectors being opened up. no what has happened here is that exactly wh

. >> pitt's recent outings with former "arrested development" star alia shawkat have twitter shippinghem. >> the old internet, but great. good. good. >> here's why -- this weekend the two hit up an art exhibit in l.a. with friends. then had an intimate dinner. and it's not the first time. this fall they went to a comedy show and a play together, even apparently in the same car. >> that's how i know you were dating her. >> alia is 30. she came out as bisexual two years ago and while the internet loves a dating rumor "e.t.'s" learned these two aren't undercover a la keanu reeves. they are friends and pitt is single. so relax -- just like brad. >> how does brad pitt relax? >> just friends, family, get outside. >> see now i'm glad that brad pitt has found his thing. garth, you and your wife tricia answered a few questions for facebook. this is the answer that's so good. >> what is your go-to jam song? i got to go with lizzo. >> is that because it's all i play in the house? ♪ got my hairs done >> i would love to see you walking through the house doing lizzo. >> when the camera went off my

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moment a lot of critics are saying that this is not a good move here in the united states both for the alias in washington thank you. thirty's have defended the hike in fuel prices that spawn days of rioting at least 3 people have been killed and more than a 1000 arrested the government insists the price was is on this is syria to fund social welfare programs as the troubles continue the internet has been cut off and the supreme leader has accused the united states of being behind the wrist. the central bank can be behind in flames police cars and a billboard of the ayatollah are also engulfed in blazes scenes of unrest and destruction in southwestern iran. in the capital tehran demonstrators wish death on their supreme leader. the unrest has left many dead or wounded this footage was recorded on saturday before the government blocked the internet on monday came this statement from the commander of the bus each a militia loyal to the government and. i will mean that yesterday the situation was stable throughout the country today things are also under control most of the people behind the rio

>> really i've got to watch my back the same way whether i was under an alias or using my name. >> was it a calculated risk? >> i was always calculating it in my head, but it was time to step up and be proud of what i'd done, what my teammates had done. >> his name was drew hogan. facing incredible odds he and the team put their lives on the line to stop an elusive prey. we go inside drew's hunt as he pursues el chapo from safe house to face house and finally comes face-to-face. >> it's not just a story about one man. it's larger than that. it's two countries coming together and accomplishing something that everyone thought was impossible. >> he recounts that journey in his book, hunting el chapo. in the book for security reasons he changed the names of some people and places. we blurred the faces of others who are still working in the field because for all of them danger lurked around every curve in the road. >> you're always going to have that in the back of your mind. but it's what you do with that fear. >> what he did was obsess over el chapo's whereabouts. a small town in the midw

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atheist violence the issues went in a landslide the biggest man on - - homicide was mao who was also an alias on - - atheist paul potts. per capita. and then they did so in the name so the idea that the atheist will lose that also. but if you want to look at some eli chairman mao look at somebody tries to wiggle their way out really cracks because stalin and mao believed the marxist ideology but trying to have it both ways that atheism is not a religion so then you say you are right that the issues have faith you're wrong atheism is not a faith it is a non- belief in god. is not a religion. that's a religion. so atheism itself is not a religion but if he says stalin wasn't really an atheist then you just said stalin did believe in god. he's dating is. pot. he's an atheist. all of them were atheist by their very definition so if you want to look at the consequences of religious belief the wickedness done by the atheist is overwhelming not saying everyone in the doctor is a good guy. is probably compassionate and they can be good people but were just talking about history. >> throughout your bo

most of his clients come from london alia dervish works for a bank she books an individual to. session here at least once a week this is a welcome change to her air conditioned office and business looks i'm happy to get day yeah i much value i'm not in so this you know i work in i'm out on the floor and being comfortable i want to be out. you know i get bruised i'll get you know hives from the house. i really don't mind but you can exercise here at any time of the year come rain or shine and really give it your all. so here in the background we've got a great example of kind of functional training in. all my role in the sled you walk in your great strength of course trying to strike this well it's going to return on the sled and it's a fun way to train as well because you're out. several times a year tom camp holds competitions this time a total of $75.00 men and women are facing off in groups the contest combines muscle and insurance training. it's the 1st time on the farm for dan thomas and misty botha from london. i have thought of putting them recently just because it's not

vendieron estaba la más lujosa, donde vivió griselda lópez, ex esposa del chapo y madre de ovidio guzmán, aliasdrían vengarse. >> >> mientras tanto el dinero sería para las orquesta de los niÑos. >> el canciller mexicano seÑalo esta noche que el ex presidente de bolivia ya viajó rumbo a méxico. dio otra vez un mensaje en twitter. estimó que de acuerdo a las convenciones internacionales vigentes, evo morales estÁ bajo la protección de méxico y su vida está a salvo. por el mismo medio, morales agradeció al gobierno mexicano, aunque agregó que volverá a su país con más fuerza y energía. >> la cámara instalada en la parte posterior de un vehículo de la patrulla de caminos de wyoming, hasta el momento se ve que un conductor pierde el control y se estrella contra un poste al lado de la autopista. el chofer del camión recibió una citación por conducir de forma imprudente, y la gente no sufrió heridas de gravedad. >> el arresto de una mujer que vendía churros en una estación de tren, se hizo viral y ha causado conmoción. en la vida se muestra a uno de los agentes burlarse de la vendedora cuando trató d

they believe it may be an alias we're not reporting it security footage shows her leaving the kennel with 3 been on a leash the main society says this was a deliberate act. >>this is an unprecedented event for the humane. when we look at the security footage it really does look like it wasn't deliberate premeditated act. in all of our year is of having hundreds and hundreds of volunteer is in every capacity imaginable you everything from mopping the floor too helping the sfa's new days and getting surgeries with we've never had anything like this. >>curious indeed again, the dog has been found ribbon was returned to the shelter, thanks to a good samaritan the volunteer, the former volunteer has not been arrested police say their investigation is ongoing. >>to the south bay now apple is donating 2 and a half billion dollars to help fight california's housing crisis, the tech giant announced that plan today which will provide housing for extremely low income adults in the san jose area. the initiative is also designed to help low income veterans and disabled formerly homeless individua

capitol our correspondent public polling alias joins me now from washington d.c. good evening to you so we just heard from the u.s. secretary of state what is the white house policy now on this latest wave of protests in iran. hi branch well i mean i think it's pretty clear from what we heard there from the secretary of state mark pompei of very strong words there against the iranian regime you know basically he's saying that the you know the united states is monitoring those ongoing protests in iran and they're deeply concerned also by the reports. in the country now and you know it was quite interesting to hear what he said there quite you know a threatening words in some ways in staying that you know the world is watching and that he you know demanding once again that the iranian people have access to you know free and open internet for example so that they can access information which they claim you know you know the free press is such now in that same press conference which was interesting at my pompei also brought up another big points of course for the unit

investigators say moore had used an alias and was not connected to the murder. contra costa county district attorney's diana becton says she's had a chance to speak with the victim michael fiddler's family in private and i let them know that even though. >>justice did come as swiftly as we may have liked we do hope that justice will come warhead is being held without bail at the martinez detention facility. he's due in court next thursday where he faces murder burglary and robbery charges. >>in pleasant hill felipe that all kron 4 news. >>californians who have lost their home insurance in fire-prone areas may soon be able to buy comprehensive coverage from the state private companies have been dropping policies because of the high threat of wildfires. most then turn to the california fair plan which is mandated by state law. but the fair policies are limited. now insurance commissioner ricardo lara ordered the planned to start selling comprehensive policies by june 1st and then double homeowners coverage limits to million by april. laura says that the changes re

what he calls the establishment to stop him from working for the people to have these public fully alias was at the rally. it's being billed as president from home coming here to the state of florida moved his official residence here recently from new york the republicans of course are focused on 2020 this is an important swing state which comes along back in 2016 but the ongoing impeachment inquiry has cost a long shadow over president all trump but he remains defiant it's a terrible hopes last week someone testified that i told him quote what do you want for ukraine i said i want nothing this is a quote i want no quid pro quo i want nothing tell presidents or lives to do the right way the failed washington to stop is trying to stop me because i'm fighting for you and because we're winning very soon far polls here in the united states i'm still not voters are divided over whether president trump should be impeached and removed from office to supporters here in florida i've shown that there's a board for him is the only way for. my being that is 3 to get less and they don't have any free

public hearings a commitment stored nary a development of reporting for you from washington pablo foley alias thank you. well the impeachment hearings on capitol hill stem from a controversial phone call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart back in july the man on the other end of that phone call ukrainian president volodymyr selenski is getting more attention from the u.s. than he ever wanted so how does the impeachment inquiry look from kiev and what's at stake. we had. i think good phone call it was normal we spoke about many things than day but i think when you're ready that nobody bullshit bullshit me yes no freaking. no pressure on ukraine to launch an investigation into trump rival joe biden's son hunter that's a claim that since been challenged by numerous top u.s. officials testifying to congress irrespective of whether this ends in impeachment what does this mean for his visibly uncomfortable guest polygamous alinsky and the country's elite. as worrying is ukraine gate is few grains leaders in the streets of the capital kiev people are struggling to understand just

does if it did it means we have coverage tonight from washington and is stamboul the problem for the alias is with us from the u.s. capitol and yulia hahn from turkey's largest city to both of you good evening public we start with you the timing of this meeting it seemed well it could have been better was the focus of an impeachment hearing just up the street and heir to one roundly criticized by the west for invading northern syria i mean it was pretty bad. you said it brant the timing definitely could have been better for president trump of course the impeachment hearing just literally up the street from the white house was taking place and as you can imagine most of the journalists who were there in the white house were eager to get some sort of reaction from president trump but he says he was actually too busy to watch the proceedings and he focused instead on of course that meeting which was taking place or had taken place with his turkish counterpart president of the one we also conference at that actually many had been asking from both the republicans and democrats for president try

pablo foley alias there for us is pretty down some of the other stories making the news at this hour china has condemned the legislation passed unanimously by the u.s. senate which aims to protect human rights in hong kong's democratic bill put the territories special trading status with the u.s. in jeopardy and it bans the sale of crowd control munitions to hong kong beyond. serious as anti-aircraft defenses have thwarted a series of israeli air raids near the capital damascus israel has released a statement saying that its jets did target syrian and iranian forces in syria in retaliation for rockets fired towards israel on tuesday. libyan police and military have deployed armored vehicles to end a blockade of a major gas plant by protesters demanding the return of former president if all metal us officials say at least 3 demonstrators were killed in. that's near la paz . well today is world children's day and this one marks 30 years since leaders from around the world made a commitment to protect the young from violence of the light now only one country has yet to ratify the un con

bank somewhere in the united states that has george remus is or imaging remus but she would use an alias with their signature. that's a great question. i even call the last section of the book called the lost million because it haunts me to this day. thank you. [inaudible conversatat. [applause] good evening everyone. i have the honor of being the executive director from the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute thank you for coming this evening. in honor of men and women in uniform defending freedom around the world please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. [cheers and applause]

bank somewhere in the united states that has george remus is or imaging remus but she would use an alias with their signature. that's a great question. i even call the last section of the book called the lost million because it haunts me to this day. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> a very warm welcome to the first lecture of the general society

. >> we suspect he is using an alias, so the principle course of action tant is who is adam? and so to do that, we have to engage him directly through an under cover operation. >> under cover agent? >> correct? is he going to start getting in touch with adam? >> yes. >> that's where this man comes in. he's a canadian investigator who we've agreed to refer to by his cover name ak. >> right off the top, we want to acknowledge we are hiding your identity. we've changed your look. >> yes. >> that's because are you an under cover agent? >> correct. >> ak reached out to adam first by phone. the under cover agent told him he was a media consultant for amanda's family. amanda didn't know about ak or what he was doing. all she knew was adam's facebook messages had triggered some kind of investigation. >> i didn't really know what was going on. i knew there was the hope to catch this guy. >> ak and adam communicated on and off for years. it was slow work. but ak knew pushing too hard could crater the operation and patience paid off. >> one day i received an e-mail from him which was a

but then, we also have an associate dean, alia verona, who couldn't be here, but she works on the career pathways and strong workforce program which is also a big part of the work in terms of developing the course pathways that align with the high schools' career programs into city college. and then, the coordination on the city college end involves a lot of different departments. there's the -- the whole part, as we've talked about, of the courses and the curriculum and working with the academic departments, the deans and the chairs. but then, there's also a whole side of dual enrollment, which is the enrollment process, which is fairly complex and involves a lot of steps that we work with admissions and records, matriculation. and we talked about counseling and the disabled students programs and services are also involved. this slide is sort of in -- we've talked a little bit about these programs in joanna's presentation. but just to give you an idea of the current numbers of students, as of fall, this is kind of a breakdown of the different types of dual enrollment, the models that jo

investigators say moore had used an alias and was not connected to the murder.strict attorney's diana becton says she's had a chance to speak with the victim michael fiddler's family in private and i let them know that even though. >>justice did come as swiftly as we may have liked we do hope that justice will come warhead is being held without bail at the martinez detention facility. he's due in court next thursday, where he faces murder burglary and robbery charges in pleasant hill felipe that all kron 4 news. >>but some page any customers are confused after seeing their most recent electric bills, why the bills show charges for days during the power safety. >>and north bay neighbors are on edge after a string of car, ours are vandalized how police are working to try to stop this from happening again. >>and up next a a favorite is back and open for business kron four's vicki liviakis takes us inside the renovated >>as for east bay diners, a beloved restaurant shut down by a fire is open again is serving up local customer tonight on dine and dish vicki liviakis

used human informants, we know that they sent somebody who -- but have to be call this by with the alias as to go get information out of george papadopoulos, we know they were doing this, and the point of the derm investigation is to find out do we know everything or was there more? >> martha: it strikes me when you look ahead to tomorrow, when he going to occur and you have both sides presented their case, you have cross examination, you also have a judge was sort of running things and setting on the rules so that it's fair to everybody but in this case, it sort of like the judge is the majority and the way it works but it does feel a little unfair that the judge is the majority's so they get to decide we are going to hear from this witness and that witness but not that one over there and in this case, they have not called on kurt volker, who was the very first person that they called in. what do you think about the order here for tomorrow? >> republicans are kind of trying to figure out why are the democrats calling this person and this person and what do they want to say? with the app

the age of social media where you can say things and there is no consequences or say things under an aliashas definitely exacerbated this problem and an issue that needs to be looked into and the discussion not only in the law enforcement world but in parenting, and school systems, and in law enforcement. >> harris: with this news conference at the begin at any moment, at least what we have been told i now have scooted past the bottom of the hour, still waiting to hear from law enforcement, but we have been able to get a lot of detail from the l.a. county sheriff villanueva who joined me moments ago and filled us in first on that negative information that seemed so critical that the suspect was among those injured, brought out to begin with. even though it took them some time, they were able to get to that person's residence, a warrant was issued, executed search warrant of the suspect's home. they were able to continue to put together some information before they put it out there publicly that the suspect was no longer a threat to the community and so on and so forth. but as we watch thos

you brought a bunch of international content, sex education, alias grace have you found that strategy do you think that's applicable to the various streaming services that are currently in the works to be launched or being launched today? >> well, i love that you asked that obviously it is an area that i'm passionate about what i think is exciting, you said it perfectly, the opportunity in streaming is a global opportunity what you're looking for is an audience around the world to be attracted to your content. disney, for example, has incredible brands that resonated in theaters globally now the opportunity to go to streaming, when you're on the internet, you can have a more segmented audience, look for differentiated content i think having global content shows potentially originate out of spain, brazil, japan, india give you an opportunity to diversify the types of stories you're telling, and having different stories and different story tellers will inherently attract a diverse audience which is what you need to become a global presence. disney talked about reaching 60 to 90 million

enter the natural world of artist all of her alias and the fog tunnel is called you are blind passenger visitors stumble through the 39 meters. hands outstretched eyes trying to register. a strobe light flashes on a fountain of water the liquid morphs and breaks. a walk through kaleidoscope of mirrors and colors the visitor becomes a participant in the art. misting rain makes an ever changing rainbow all perfect for the instagram world underneath the fun in the whimsy of the show lies a serious message for decades elliot's and has been highlighting climate change and now the issue is more relevant and more urgent than ever icelandic glaciers photographed by the artist in 1999 are now juxtaposed with the same image taken this summer the same glaciers the same angle the same distance there's no denying the masses of ice and snow have receded significantly in just 20 years elissa is more conscious than most of climate change but even he was shocked once i saw the difference because i saw the cases in the ninety's i mean i think they're kind of still amazing but when i see the 2. you realiz

guy and rachel brown, who was really named nat evans and zeltzer is involved but he's going by an alias. 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. so if you don't pay the white sox players what you've promised them right away, say you're holding on to another 40 or $50,000, you can use that to bet on them, which isn't much to bet because you know the outcome or to just loan some money to some guy in times scaquare so why pu the money to use that way? hang on to it. being a slow pay will eventually get him killed after he has a slow pay of $150,000 after a high stakes poker game in 1928, but his guys are not paying with white sox right away. and they feel stiffed. so they're going to start the to play to win. everybody is double crossing everyone else. and that is why say for example, ed die seacop wins that one gam that he wins in the 1919 world series and why even though harry f. was made up by elliot there were threats coming in. an account of one threat coming into williams then chick later on in an

somewhere in the united states that has george remus is orimaging remus is but she would have used an alias, their signature on it . so that's a great question. i even call the lastsection of the book the lost millions because it wants me to this day . >> that concludes our talk for the day. thank you all. [applause] >> as a reminder, blue manatee literacy project will be outside under the tent with books available for purchase, thanks for coming. >>. [inaudible] >> every year book tv covers a number of book fairs and festivals around the country and here'sa look at some of the events coming up . on november 20 the 70th annual national book award will be presented in new york city and we will be live from the miami book fair with two days of all talks call-in programs later in the month and are 2020 festival season kicks off with the rancho mirage writers hospital in california followed by the savanna book festival in georgia. and for more information on upcoming book fairs and festivals and watch our previous testable coverage click the book fairs have on our website, book tv.org. >> it's

so the whole alias, it makes it really interesting, getting to know these convicts, because who are they really? because we really don't know. another really interesting prisoners that came in together is they would come up in one of our prison wagons. they would off load, they come into the processing room. we had a husband and wife show up. we had peter and minnie that were in an altercation over land. they were a small rancher. they had land that bordered a very large rancher's land and dispute over water rights and land, and he wanted their land, and there was this constant friction between the two. well, gunfire erupts, and one of the large ranchers' hands were killed. so they didn't know if min heat actually fired the shot, because she was shooting with her winchester, and their husband was shooting as well. well, they didn't know which one did it, so they tried them both equally for the same crime, which you can't do today, but back then they did. interesting, she was put in the women's quarters, and she was there for several years. and peter was put in the north cellblock. in the

and yet she always said it did not bother her at all when sc alia would tease her. >> scalia was quite a humorous. he was not trying to put her down. it was a jovial thingy had with the other members of the court and particularly her. i don't think. she had spent your entire life doing things that were mostly jobs held by men. this was not unusual in that sense. but she also was, as everybody has said, she was no longer, she was not a woman. and yet she was able to carry this out in excellent fashion. to me, it was even more than being the first woman on the court. i think one thing she did, she put a human face on the core. up until then i do not think anybody thought of justices as human beings. this is the thing she added to it because of personality she had as well as the way in which he treated other people. that was a real plus not only for the court but for women and for the country. >> you're going to hear a lot about cherry blossoms in all the ways that she really did i think become kind of the cruise director on the supreme court. just really mindful of how to treat people wi

it says it's a busy day for alfred, butler extraordinaire to boost bruce wayne, alias batman and robin. a kid, grayson comes up to alford and says, hey alfred, where you going up all that junk? and alford is a replying junk? these are weapons of war my boy. the weapons of warm the kid says what? alford says, this is no jesting matter if you don't believe me, just tag along and see. and they walk off, they walk a block or two. they happen to come upon his employer batman and robin who are collecting stacks of paper from kids in the neighborhood and they're throwing them in a truck. the kid is saying batman and robin, what are they collecting all that wastepaper four. and alford replies, because we have a paper shortage, due to lack of manpower, and cutting need tinder, used in paper production. does everyone have that? lack of manpower, because they been dropped off to fight the war see don't have people to cut down the trees, and we don't have people to cut down the trees you have less trees being turned into paper, see you have less paper, that equals a paper shortage. okay? then the

it says it's a busy day, butler extraordinary to bruce wayne and dick grayson, alias of batman and robinson comes up to am fred and says, hey, am fred, where are you going with all that junk? and alfred is there replying, junk, these are weapons of war, my boy, weapons of war, the kid says, ha, ha, ha, am fred says, this is no gesting matter. if you don't believe me, just tag along and see, and they walk off a block or two, and they happen to come upon his employer batman and robin who are collecting stacks of paper from kids in the neighborhood and they're throwing them in a truck and the kid is saying batman and robin, what are they collect all that waste paper for? alfred replies, because we have a paper shortage due to lack of man power in cutting the timber used in paper production. everybody got that? lack of man power because probably because they have been drafted a tough fight the war. sow don't have people to cut down the trees and when you don't have people to cut down the trees, you have less trees being turned into paper. sow got less paper and that equals a paper shortage.

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