i heard even alice, my friend alice stewart, say republicans want to do this. no, republicans don't want to do this. but they're willing to compromise on it. see, and that's one of the problems with even saying you're willing to do it is because that becomes the new floor. it's a negotiating tactic on the other side. and so the democrats have stated an absolute. the republicans have not stated an absolute, though the president has for several months now given his four points that he would be willing to -- including the daca compromise, that he'd be willing to accept. but he was never doing that in the context of the budget. and now it's been wrapped into the budget, and i think that is a much more difficult sell in the blame game. and just one other point. in 2013, you're looking at the only political damage to republicans of that shutdown as i lost the 2013 governor's race in virginia because republicans were blamed in the short term. >> ken -- >> but they won nine senate seats -- >> you're talking about the blame game, and i don't think people at home really

but that's kick off with alice merton my absolute favorite newcomer artist in two thousand and seventeen i depute sing and no roots make a big impression on me and countless other fans these start the charts around the words i think it's time to have a closer look at the rising star. introducing alice martin and her very first single no words which charted across europe and north america and went platinum in germany having been born in frankfurt and race in canada and england the rising star knows a lot about being uprooted. hundreds fundamentally this song is about my life story about how often i've moved and how i've lived in many different countries i've moved a live in times it's who. gets inspiration. it's actually it's twelve now because i just moved again two weeks ago my home has never been down to one place not to the people i really know. after returning to germany in her teens marty studied here at the university of popular music and music business and money time she graduated with a bachelor's degree in pop music design that entails learning how to become a successful musicia

alice chen.ident breed, who knows -- probably the supervisor who knows my district the best on the board of supervisors, she's in fact the only colleague who constantly asks me of the needs because she knows our residents there. i want to thank you for your support and for your support of a safe injection site. we also have to address substance abuse in our city as well. thank you for being here and i'm incredibly excited to double the expansion of the medical respite shelter here today. (applause) >> thank you supervisor and mayor breed. i'm honored to be able to present our doctor and medical director of the respite dr. kelly egan. dr. kelly egan has professionalism and compassion in the way she has brought the new respite expansion and all the patients she serves directly. so dr. kelly egan. (applause) >> thank you supervisor kim, mayor breed and director garcia. as medical director i have experienced this program's transformation first hand in recent months. medical respite has served the sic

alice, you first.ubio didn't waste any time dealing with this after being told about it on friday and then now we already see a chief of staff removed, so what kind of message is this sending to his perhaps congressional colleagues? >> i think it sends the right message that we have to draw the line. and when you hear of something like this, you have to take swift and decisive action. let me say this, fred. i know clint reed. i've known him for more than a dozen years from living and working in arkansas. we worked on a senate campaign together. to me he was always respectful. but look, he is driven, he is hard-working, and some view him as extremely aggressive. in this case we have a subordinate in rubio's office that found him to be engaging in improper conduct. and i think that has to be the final straw. more than anything, we should commend senator rubio for listening to this woman, hearing her out, investigating this matter and taking action. i think this should serve as the poster child case for h

folks will lose their seats over that tax bill. >> simone, alice, lynn, kirsten, quickly, alice, because we have to go. >> to simone's point, they're going to stick it to donald trump, they're sticking it to the american people. the republicans hold their nose, but the tone he uses that they'll stand behind him on policy and let's hope it continues being successful as it was with tax reform. >> maybe more of their policy than his policy based on the discussion inside, you know, inside the white house when kevin mccarthy had to tell the president where he stood on daca. that may be a whole other issue. thank you for being with us this morning, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> 38 minutes of panic, what are officials in hawaii doing to make sure nothing like this past weekend's events ever occur again? alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think yo

peter do you assume your viewers know about alice in wonderland where up was down and in was out in black with white justice refer to this overwhelming victory this is a victory by somebody who got forty six percent his opponent got three million more votes fifty four percent of the people rejected him he had the lowest twenty five percent of the electoral richard clinton i'm so going to say you know can you read peter interest the f.b.i. question please. i am i am the f.b.i. is what won this election for donald trump why because. which pressured by f.b.i. agents in new york right and he put out his press conference back in july last year criticizing hillary i was totally against the rules he put out that letter eleven days before the election would totally undermined her at a time when the f.b.i. knew darn well that donald trump was in was basically working with the russians or the russians are trying to subtly trying to help him and did nothing basis close the case on the dossier now that say that johnson and that the democrats paid for him presumably the i know as well i mean i'm ok al

alice stewart, really appreciate it.he battle to replace tom price is heating up on capitol hill today. the white house's next pick for health and human services secretary is getting grilled over his past work as a drug company executive and decisions made there. details ahead. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. when i met my team at ctca, they put together a comprehensive plan, that gave me an opportunity to accomplish my goals, and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com . >>> president trumpo nominee for health and human services is answering questions for his confirmation hearing. these are live pictures coming to you. this is the former pharmaceutical

jack kingston, alice stewart, thank you to both of you. it. >>> coming up, the trump administration is refusing to enact sanctions on russians for meddling in the 2016 election. but they did release a list of names right before a major deadline last night. a list of names that perfectly matches almost a forbes list of russian billionaires. the treasury secretary steve mnuchin is now defending the administration's actions next. >>> a stunning new development in the trump administration's apparent unwillingness to punish russia for meddling in the 2016 election. trump's treasury department is not imposing new sanctions on russia at the moment, despite the fact that president trump signed the sanctions bill in august of last year. this was a bill that passed overwhelmingly by the republican-controlled house and senate. that required the administration to identify which russian persons or entities should be punished. the administration actually missed their first deadline to act on the sanctions bill. that was on october 1st. the second deadli

do you see it happening, alice? >> fred, it's sad we have to get to this point but we may have to get to that point. i think mueller should be protected. i don't think there should be any outside influences to try and seek his removal. look, a few things. i think the administration, specifically the president, is wrong to call this russia investigation a hoax. i think it's wrong to call it a witch hunt. i think it's wrong for him to call this very well-sourced story about asking to fire mueller as fake news. but at the same time, we have to keep in mind it didn't happen. he sought advice from his legal counsel. his attorneys told him that's a bad idea, don't do it, and he didn't do it. i think we need to keep in mind while this is a very important

authorities say thirty seven babies in the country have fallen ill and other cases reported in spain alice has promised compensation for those affected us. but for more on this let's talk. with in paris there lisa tell us how it's come under fire for its response that the boss is promising compensation will be enough to satisfy and families. well that's very unlikely the families are pronounce against locked in as they're saying you know and the relationship of trust has broken down hand-written of lawsuits have been brought forward and that's also due to how the company's handling this is known to be a very secretive company. they very rarely talk to the press but we do know that there did carry out some internal controls early last year in august and in november and that they found some salmonella there in the in that specific factory not in the products but in the factory and yet they didn't really flag it up publicly and they only reacted to it really in general so how to resellers that relationship of trust that remains to be seen really those and insufficient response what about the

thank you, alice. talk of the week, the fact the president of the week, the fact the president of the week, the fact the president of the united states has come here and he has come here with the biggest delegation of any us president prior to this year at the world economic forum. they have all come on message. they are all talking the talk and they are all making sure that we in the media are getting it very loud and very clear. well, my colleague here, kamal ahmed, economics editor, has been talking to all sorts of people at the world economic forum, among them larry fink, chief executive of the investment management firm black rock, and they did discuss donald trump's presence here. let's listen to what he had to say. i think he's been good for the us economy and therefore it's been good for the global economy. i may disagree with many things he has said and does but unquestionably the tax reform is going to add, you know, at least nine tenths of gdp to the us economy. some of the deregulation that

thank you, errol lewis, alice stewart, brian fallon, we appreciate it.ichael zeldin as well on the phone. >>> the government is open this morning. a lot going on as we say. the breaking news on robert mueller, the investigation there. but the shutdown is over. much more on that coming up. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you? i'm making smoothies! how do i check my credit score? credit karma. don't worry, it's free. credit karma. give yourself some credit. when a achoo!alls... ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call.

alice well i think it's you know it brings up one of the challenges for this whole issue is the need to plan for both at the same time for migration went to ignaty and to ensure that there are legal pathways and that people themselves have a right to self-determination and their human rights are protected but not taking away from the fact that there are mitigation efforts we can be doing to prevent climate change and there's also adaptation and resilience building many to be done and there's been a divide sometimes in the community about too much concern about you know stopping climate change is taking away from the need to start to adapt and prepare for it or you know i remember going to an island conference back in two thousand and ten and someone from the solomon islands saying you know how dare you talk to me about being a climate refugee i don't accept that you need to step up and you need to prevent this from happening and you need to provide the funds to help us to adopt so these are two parallel tracks that as president tong well knows you have to balance both messaging we ha

make us feel like alice perfect and that's the stuff of us and by a. period of time it's a grand mission should be finished the infamous escape me i'm in a moment i disown five am woman see she didn't clean and neat. it looks. a little beat up a little. bit more young. mom. leave them. to buy on the science side listen to the original i still insist. that i'm a forty year old boy turning in the night and i'm the biggest stumbling block. and has always been a complete team in the current team. with the windows. you can see the stuff from the philippines and i love to see my own bombing. killing. just enough so the financial pressure come out of dark well yeah but me. i'm looking for inspiration and sort of weirdness them to the common knowledge is there by finding another me last time. she smiled. i love. it for buying new clothes does not do no more interesting. possible for me. these attractions the main ingredients on snow comes the audience news cameras. along comes. this coming everything about ice cold all the seriousness news on. the move. throug

they've from the beginning seen alice street gardens as an opportunity that will integrate well with the active uses that are brought to the neighborhood. the lees are helping with improvements at the gardens that will benefit them and the community at large. they view it as a partnership with the neighborhood. way appreciate the opportunity to present this worthy project to the commission and your consideration. with that, i will turn to our architect and i'm available for any questions. thank you. >> thank you, tom. it's a mixed-use projects, primarily hotel. co-living is 9 bedrooms on the third and second floor. balance of the second floor is hotel, back of house and ground floor, hotel reception area and entrance, shared with the co-living and a small restaurant. from the outset, we've worked closely with the department and urban design advisory team and studied the central soma plan and urban guidelines, some of which has been reflected in the design. one of the keys is architectural diversity. since much of this area is going to change, there's not a lot of architectural contex

affected by a salmonella outbreak at one of the world's largest dairy farms french dairy giant lect alice says twelve million boxes of part of baby milk are being recalled more than thirty children have been poisoned and solo and a victim's group says hundreds of lawsuits have been filed the french government has closed the factory until further notice. israeli security forces have used tear gas to break up a protest against the detention of a palestinian teenager. the supporters of sixteen year old i had to meet me have been marching in the occupied west bank demanding have release she was detained last month when a video of her slapping israeli soldiers went viral you know a say i had could face jail time if she's convicted of the charges which include assault she's due in court again on monday and i'm on congress on the same covering the protests before and after fighting broke out. protesters gathering outside of the house of i head to mimi and there's really two messages that they want to impart the first is to the palestinian leadership they want determined nonviolent resistance mov

well look i think richard is the one that's actually in alice in wonderland because he's ignoring the facts that there are all these other conflicts of interest as well as all these other crimes that have taken place here and yet we're sitting here concentrating on something that's already been debunked and the fact that there was no russian collusion we now know that james comey is even admitted in testimony that the president united states was not under surveillance and he was under surveillance he was not under investigation and if i was the president united states i would do i would do basically one thing i would instruct my department of justice to immediately start five counter investigations i would look into robert mueller and his ties to raney and one and the russians i would look into james komi is leaking of information that he testified in the senate judiciary committee i would also open up an investigation into fusion g.p.s. i would also open up an investigation into tarmac gate loretta lynch and susan rice if we opened up all of these simultaneous investigations it would

talk by alice vital do contravene the law and then there is the question of the motivation behind it because several years ago in twenty fifteen years eve twenty fifteen when many women complained in the city of cologne that they had been assaulted by people of a with a migrant background the alternative for germany was very hot on on pointing out the dangers there the same thing is appearing to be sent now the difference is that very very few allegations of assault were made on new year's eve twenty seventeen so the question would be what the motivation is behind the decision by these two ladies to make the comments they have made and the investigation is ongoing parts of india's financial hub known by have been shut down by protesting dalliance that's a community just like discriminated against in the hindu caste system demonstrations are a response to attacks by right wing hinges on monday the police didn't take any action against those who attack that had been celebrating the two in the anniversary of the battle for dallas aligned with british colonial forces and defeated an app

alice simone, errol, thank you all for being with us. >> be sure to watch tonight.on lemon, cnn tonight, he will speak one on one live with michael wolff, author of "fire and fury" you won't want to misses that. still ahead the oprah news just breaking, what are democrats in congress thinking. we're about to find out. >> does he want to be the first one to endorse oprah winfrey for president? >> there you go. (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. every day we hear from families who partnered with a senior living advisor from a place for mom to help find the perfect place for their mom or dad thank you so much for your assistance in helping us find a

thank you both, you can read more of alice stewart's opinion piece on cnn.com. >>> well it is a hintpossible flaw between north and south korea on tuesday delegates from seoul and pyongyang will meet face to face on the border between the two countries. hopes for any kind of break through are not sky high, but, it is a start. it has been more than two years since any talks between the north and south have happened. these two countries are technically still at war. here's cnn's will ripley. >> it's a vivid reminder of what's at stake on the planes. >> reporter: the first official talks in two years between north and south korea will be held is in the so-called truce village. straddling the 38th parallel. the tense dividing line between two neighbors still technically at war. delegations from both sides of the dmz will be sitting a stone's throw away from the path on north korean soldier took in november in a dramatic defection, shot five times, running south. the talks will take place in peace house, one of three buildings in the truce village built specifically for discussions like t

alice, can you hear us? >> yes, hello. >> alice, good morning. thank you so much for joining us. >> yes. >> i would imagine it is pretty hard for you to fall back to sleep after that 4.4, now, earthquake, right? >> yes. i was actually sitting at my computer and watching a little video, doing some knitting, and all of a sudden, my chair just started shaking, the table started shaking, my dog popped up, and stuff is like shaking on the table. so i figure, well, it must be an earthquake. [ station audio trouble ] >> she is very anxious since then. she wants me to let her out. she won't settle back down. my cat running. it seemed to last a long time, too. >> absolutely. james and i were up, and it did feel like it was going to last quite some time. did you hear the walls cracking? i have always said that an earthquake is scary but it is the sounds that accompany an earthquake, the rattling, the cracking, did you hear that as well in alice? i didn't. i was in in a mobile home. and it seemed to kind of move with the shaking. >> okay. and you live by yo

the one thing i will say, though, alice you made this point, it's early, right.w that we know it this far in advance or knew it this far in advance in the past? >> right. and clearly 2010 was a huge wave, certainly for republicans, and the possibility exists for that to happen for democrats here. look, it is no secret and history has proven that the party in power in the midterm elections in the first term of a presidency typically the party in power suffers. the good thing is that the republican party is very well aware of that and taking steps to be prepared for that. look, look at money alone. the rnc has raised $130 million last year. the dnc half of that, nearly $60 million. money is important. it's critical in politics. it helps to get your message out and recruit good candidates and helps to sway elections in a way that any -- nothing else can so if you look at the money -- >> and people -- >> -- they're in good shape. >> people involved in running these elections tell me they are prepared for this. although i will say when you face a big wave sometimes it

and alice and i both agree. we want border security.al with the problems of illegal immigration. but the president is making it harder for republicans to actually do this and to reform the system because he gets in the way. >> all right. i'm sorry we're out of time. simone, alice and evan, appreciate your voices in this. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> next up, how the visa lottery, the diversity visa lottery system actually works. here's a hint though. it's nothing like what the president says. >> where they do it by hand and put the hand in a bowl, like probably what's in their hand are the worst of the worst. uncertainties of hep c.i noe wondering, "what if?" i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. befor

. >>> now i want to bring in cnn political commentators maria cardona and alice stewart.ith the allegations of sexual misconduct. maria, you first. steve wynn is not only a mega district attorn donor, but he is the finance chair for the rnc. where is the outrage on the right? so far, silence. >> exactly. the silence is deafening, especially where the chairwoman of the rnc was very loud in her accusations of democrats in terms of not having said enough in her view or said something early enough about harvey weinstein. and so i'm wait for her statement. i'm waiting for the statement from the rnc. i'm waiting for them to give back the money the way that they demanded democrats do and the way they did. i'm waiting for a statement from the white house in terms of donald trump's closeness with steve wynn. i think it's kind of creepy he liked the story. birds of a feather, i guess. the republican party needs to respond to this. not that it's a partisan issue, clearly we know it happens on both sides, but i think the republican party has historically been very silent when it come

make a difference alice nicholson thank you so much as i say for your contribution and keep in touch with us as well if you do head back to get out him i will. india who's shooting for the stars again for the one hundredth time to be exact in its first mission of the new year the indian space research organization successfully launched what's called a polar rocket well there it is with thirty one satellites attached to it the milestone of having send one hundred satellites was praised by prime minister narendra modi once in all but the satellites will help monitor urban and rural applications like road networks and water distribution coming up here on the newsgroup to all your sports news. we're looking at basketball and after the break the n.b.a. stages a regular season game but this is in london the boston celtics against the philadelphia seventy six. thank. you thank. you thank you. thank. you thank you. thank. welcome back far as its old sport american sports in london this is becoming a bit of a thing now right yes indeed kemal it is and it was a glamorous sporting affair on thu

cnn political commentator alice stewart. cnn political commentator and former counselor to president clinton paul begala. also steve cortez who ran the hispanic council for donald trump during his campaign. and jackie kucinich, washington bureau chief for the daily beast. okay, so paul, we've now heard from both the republican leaders there on the hill. what is your response to their argument that this really is at the fault of democrats who failed to agree to any kind of compromise? >> stop speechfing. you watched the speaker. is any democrat going to say gosh, i need to cut a deal? they're just in the blovating phase now. they need to cut a deal. the problem really isn't paul ryan. it's really not mitch mcconnell. it's the president. presidents have to lead. here's what's odd about this. we've been through these before. i have never seen one like this where the president said if you can come together on a bipartisan deal, i'll sign it and i'll take the heat. we saw that on live tv and we were all so impressed. then they di

. >> reporter: alice mall was swimming at the time nearby and guided chan back to shore. >> i said do you want me to pull you in and she said no. i can swim by myself. i just can't kick. it looked like the sea lion had bit her on both sides. she said it clamped down onto her and bit her and pulled. >> reporter: the national park service says a decline in herring population may be to blame and as a result, sea lions have become more territorial. in fact, the spot where these three attacks happened is called the jacuzzi and is a well known spot for sea lions to feed. >> there's a circular area there and the tides tend to swirl around in there, which is why we call them jacuzzi. >> reporter: back here live you can see they are submerged still in aquatic park much closer to shore at this hour. there are warnings posted on the beach, although aquatic park is still open for those who want to swim, which at this point there are at least half a dozen of those who are brave enough to do. so emily turner, kpix5. >>> now to the mudslide devastation in santa barbara county, this is one of the cra

ithink so, absolutely alice.re using discount tactics to get us in. this is driven because of black friday, creating a discounting phenomena from november onwards and we know that food is on the increase. we are creating a different budget for our families, which is feud and fuel first. which means that more of the luxury purchases, some of the gifting we would buy at this time of year, we have pulled back on. so the retailers are pulling us in on the discount on food. and it is that middle tranche of shops that suffered the most in this? you are right. discounters are very strong. there are signs that there is a great uplift in the calms figures, however we know if you are in the middle market, the big brands like the debenhams results we heard yesterday it is difficult to get a niche in a standout. so they are relying on the discount but it hurts the model. it hurts the bottom line when they do that. we are a huge retail—led country as we have service as our main employment within the uk, so this is very import

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this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and david eades. the us congress has until midnight to agree a budget deal — or see government services shut down. live from london, that's our top story on friday 19th january. all eyes will be on the us senate today. hundreds of thousands of government employees could be sent home if the two major parties fail to overcome their differences. also in the programme... the controversial founder of uber — travis kalanick — becomes a billionaire after the ride—hailing company completes a massive round of funding. and we'll keep you up to date on all the latest market action where over in asia, stocks shook off losses on wall street and edged up to record highs on friday. whilst europe looks to be heading for a muted finish to the week. and it's been a busy few days for the likes of apple, emirates and blackrock. we'll be taking stock with our business guru theo leggett. today we want to know, why are millennials not playing golf? the popularity of the sport is falling all around the world. is it to expens

cornelius and his wife alice settled here in the 1880's. their first house, first breakers burned down. theuy built this and starting in 1892, and it was finished in 1895. the gilded age started in the 1870's. there's debate about this and ran to the 1920's, 1930's. and it was a time when those entrepreneurs were really showing their wares. they did phenomenally well financially. in this case, cornelius vanderbilt and his family were famous were first being an esteemed both business and then being in the rebel business as they connected new york to chicago. so, they change this country dramatically. houses likeated this one. there he rich of that time chose newport for a variety of reasons. one of the main reasons, however, was that it was perfect from a climate perspective. many people came from the south escaping the heat, escaping malaria, disease, escaping the civil war. there were a variety of reasons, and newport had been a tourist destination from the 1830's. even earlier than that. and so it just continue to snowball into "the" dest

- [announcer] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided, in part, by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation, hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith, he's a two-term united states senator from minnesota and the author of several best-selling books, including his latest memoir, al franken, giant of the senate. he's al franken, this is overheard. (bright music) (audience applauding) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed but you caused him to sleep in it. no, you sought a problem and over time, took it on and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak: are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. (audience laughing) this is overheard. (audience applauding) al franken, welcome. - thank you, evan. - thank you very much for being here, congratulations on the book. - thank you, thank you. - i have

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alice let me begin with you. a big year for the president. he comes off this win on tax reform for republicans. he wants to get infrastructure done, health care done, he wants to get daca done, he needs democrats this time around. he can't do it all through reconciliation and get 51 votes. does the drip, drip, drip of the russia investigation, big piece in "the new york times" on papadopolous and his role in all of it, does that hurt on these fronts? >> it doesn't appear to be an impact with regard to moving the ball down the field. it took some time to get a legislative accomplishment but republicans were able to work together to get tax reform and now they realize they have momentum in their favor and they do want to work together with democrats, specifically with big issues like infrastructure, and certainly they cannot do nothing on daca. the key with that is, as congresswoman dingell says, that's an important issue that they need to tackle but why democrats want to continue with daca, republicans want to include border funding with that,

offended by a salmonella outbreak at one of the world's largest dairy firms french dairy giant elect alice this twelve million boxes of powdered baby milk are being recalled more than thirty children have been poisoned in france alone and a victims group says hundreds of lawsuits have been filed the french government has closed the factory i'm told for the nurses. israeli security forces have used tear gas to break up the protests against the detention of a palestinian teenager supporters of sixteen year old i mean we have been marching in the occupied west bank demanding her release she was detained last month when a video of her slapping israeli soldiers went viral lawyers say are have could face jail time if she's convicted of the charges a serial killer may be behind the rape and murder of a young girl that's led to massive protests in pakistan that's according to the home minister of punjab province seven year old zainab ansari was found dead in a garbage dump on tuesday. the military in the democratic republic of congo has launched an operation against an armed group it blames for th

alice it resonated with you when mr president said migrating with dignity that's exactly right i mean this is part of a broader debate we're having right now globally about migration and about refugees and it's incredibly important again to have a film like this that describes what that's like because there is unfortunately a migration anti refugee rhetoric and again we forget these are individuals these are humans these are these are people and what is the experience and how do they need to be protected and assisted it's you know as you may know the people who are forced to forcibly displaced because of climate change do not fall within protection of the refugee framework so if they arrive on another you know leave their country and arrive in another country they can't seek asylum they have no right under the refugee convention so the new zealand courts have addressed this issue they've been somewhat sympathetic to it and now we have new zealand coming forward with us this range meant to do this which is incredibly important and you know my question back to you mr president is whethe

- [narrator] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation, hillco partners at texas government affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith, he's a four-time grammy winning singer and songwriter, and actor, a photographer, a horse-enthusiast, a style icon, and after all these years, still the most texan texan of the modern era. he's lyle lovett, this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa, you can say he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, you saw a problem, and over time, took it on, and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. lyle lovett, welcome. - evan, thanks for having me. - nice to be back with you. - congratulations on 16 years of the show! - well, thanks very much. can't believe it, time goes fast. - it was fi

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mark preston is with us, cnn political commentators mary catherine hamm and alice stewart, nice to have you all here. mark preston, this is not just our reporting. this is "the new york times" this is multiple outlets, the president asked about it this morning in davos. he doesn't say no, i never did this, he just again brushes it off as fake news, which we can attribute it to just news he doesn't like. >> if i try to put this in perspective for everybody out there, couple of things that are important. one, four sources told "the new york times" who broke this story about this incident. cnn, "washington post," many other outlets have confirmed it. there is there there. no question about that. it is important that you can't keep on explaining away bad news by calling it fake news. he's been doing that to great success, certainly with his base. his base needs to wake up. i'm not saying he's guilty of anything. you need to follow the evidence and the base needs to take off the blinders and just find out what is really going on right now. >> alice, what do you make of the responses we have