alvin: of course.have received signs and signals that hong kong economy is having some challenges. abouts entirely confidence and this government is sincere about the economy than there should be something for this government to do and by simply restoring the bill is far from enough. shery: one of your demands and the most difficult one is the election of your on leaders. we have heard from beijing that that is not negotiable. we have heard from the hong kong [inaudible] beijing would never allow hong kong's apposition to pick a leader that was not accountable to the central government. how do you break this impasse? alvin: this is an over exaggerating the matter. all of the people all are demanding for is within the boundary of one country, to systems and this is a promise made by beijing. we are not asking for the moon. we simply are demanding something that is legitimate and reasonable. we all remember weeks ago beijing was saying that there is no way they could compromise. but look, carrie lam with

alvin yeung, thank you for joing us, is what carrie laman announced today enough? >> sat carrie lamid today is too littlet too late.i if she had done it three months ago, hong kong people would noth have suffered so much, and, by now, this so-called withdrawal, of course, is one of the five demands hong kong people are asking for, but she did not and failed to address the police bralityut. let'st' make it clear here, then systemhong kong, the so-called police investigating committee, has nonvtigative power. there's no way that this committee would require any winners to attend and to tellt the truth. >> lam spoke about dialogue wito community leaders and univsals suffrage, something protestersha hav pbeen demanding andr referenced in the 1977 deal when the britileft hong kong, was it a positive sign that shent mentioned this? >> the so-called dialogue that we have witnessed from previous experience that this government ckonly p and choose people fromi their own camp to have aal dialogue with, and even when they pick somebody from the other side, the democratic side

at thy players for the week, mike evans led the way with 45 points, keenan allen, russell wilson, alvin kamara and mark ingram round out the list >>> and we are tracking another tropical storm threat. >> good morning. we have tropical moisture picking up very quick here this just happened yesterday, tropical storm karen here. there is that northwest movement 9 miles per hour now, on our radar is puerto rico it will cross over by tuesday afternoon with winds up to 40 miles per hour, and that's why little rock and oklahoma city this afternoon. that continues into phoenix. but look at highs, 90 degrees we're going to introduce fall here at 3:50 and temperatures still in the 90s. you got to love that, right? >> yes it's been really unseasonably warm thank you. >> up next, we have the big winners from the emmy award and an explosive scene caught on camera the terrifying moments after a propane tank catches fire. that's head on "early today. fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life.

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when we were alvin berlin with this bag we thought that other people would see that and think that we were great journalists that or and that felons are few die although that was our goal for 3 years we were serious about it being a top class gymnast could change your whole life that's up to none by money off bits into an ugly. slice the thing is i'm tough and i was a con i remember him coming home at the weekends it was unbelievable his hands were so sore he had blisters and the skin was peeling off. he always took a bath and cut off the blistering skin we tried to patch him up at the weekends funnily enough the children thought that was normal they didn't feel they were being put under too much pressure there were only a few times after he'd been shouted at to do it again that he put his foot down and said no i don't want you anymore it's no fun like this with with that and all kinds . of. interests because i made the decision to take chris out of the sports school because i knew he'd never become a world champion i told chris it was more likely that they'd break his back than that

the rest of the top five there keenan allen, russell wilson, alvin kamara, and ingram rounding out the top five. >>> it is the first official day of fall. let's check in with nbc meteorologist janessa webb to find out what is ahead for our monday morning. >> temperatures are very warm across the west. that's going to continue all week long. we're seeing something rare for arizona. rain is currently falling, and our storm prediction center has issued a slight risk for severe weather this afternoon for a million people damaging winds, also the torrential rain. potential for a few tornadoes to spit up across the phoenix area. we're going to be watching that very, very closely here. also, the rain going to be a uld see about 1 to 2t closely.theye off the charts he. unseasonably warm for ll reno, a wednesday afternoon. a beach day for southern california don't see that toouc often for phoenix. the storm prediction has rain throughout wednesday in the area. >> how about that? different for them thank you. >>> just ahead, the chaos for fliers after a british travel firm suddenly closes up sho

was sentenced to life in prison decades ago after stealing 50 dollars has been set free this week alvin canard was 22 years old when he stole $50.00 from a bakery now after 30 years in prison the courts have let him out i was under the impression. that we had some sort of law against cruel and unusual punishment. if 30 years in confinement for stealing 50 bucks isn't cruel and unusual then i don't know what the hell is if that's not cruel and unusual then we might as well start sentencing people to. fire ants on the ground rules. because that's less cruel and depending on whether you've ever stayed in a motel 6 last unusual. i speak from experience that at least one area of cruel and unusual punishment is being undone in at least one area chicago this is an update to a story we were brought you a few weeks ago now that marijuana will soon be legal thousands of we've convictions will be automatically expunged in cook county or. thousands upon thousands of people automatically let out of prison wiped off their record as you know i'm for the legalization of marijuana only because that's no

for the keepers and the bee is checking alvin farley's hives he's one of her proteges like many in this area father used to work as a coal miner and then he was diagnosed with black lung disease and could no longer work. for a long time beekeeping remained just a hobby it's nothing like what. i'm in this is i enjoy there's more than me by a bit more than mark wharton. sometimes i work coworker 42 it's yours. and you got to crawl around all day you can't strike and. get a 5 place right you know. the small compensation that probably receives for his disability isn't enough to get by on. seem to be works for a collective that offers beekeeping training for people like farley and then buys their honey in west virginia where many people live below the poverty line every little bit of cash helps we do see and so the key thing is kind of the supplemental thing that we're hoping will help out increase the income of my partners. founded in 2016 the nonprofit organization is situated on the site of what was once a summer camp for the children of coal miners it's funded by a $1000000.00 settlement

late morning opposition no makeup alvin young received some news. of the more you things are not how long you want all other move was. but it wasn't what the protesters wanted and they refused to back down. i may think we are . hoping to calm things down approach the police and call up. the whole. police force the law. anything. that i think month i want if i was like oh boy they told me. not at the house but honestly i got what i'm going to do something on the up and up i must not. like him but i think by. not know what are you the folly and some of the make up in my pocket money well they saw that. it was yet another sign of how much things have changed since the umbrella movement. no one possible who was in charge no one could tell these protesters what to do. away from the front lines the protest remained peaceful. up on a bridge filmmaker yang. in a group of academics and autists were on a hunger strike. originally from mainland china he now lives in exile in hong kong up to making a film critical of the mainland justice system if enacted the e

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and baby sipter who lost two of them. ( laughter ) and simon from "alvin and the chipmunks," mick mulvaneyer around kids.ittle book we at "the late show"" put together cawd, "whose boat is this boat? comments that don't help in the aftermath of a hurricane." ( cheers and applause ) just-- just a quick reminder-- these are all actual things that he said. "is this your boat or... did it become your boat?" ( laughter ) "whose boat is this boat?" has raised $1 million. ( cheers and applause ) boom! look at that! $1-- >> jon: seven digits. >> stephen: a burch of zeros. when it came to medicare for all, bernie was ready to throw down. >> they will be better because medicare for all is comprehensive. it covers all health care needs for senior citizens. it will finally include dental care, hearing aids, and eye glass. second of all. >> you don't know that, bernie. >> i do it. i wrote the damn bill! >> jon: oh! oh! >> stephen: boom! >> jon: give me that bern! oh! >> stephen: "i wrote the damn bill! and it's a good thing you getust slapped the teeth out of your dirty mouth! it's raining chicklets in

alvin ailey. these are companies of national or international repute. they went and said we gotta have them represented. and i'm very thankful that they succeeded. >> [inaudible] >> it is. it's 1:00. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] today at 2 p.m. eastern, the psychological impact of flying on world war i pilots and at 7:00, women in the apollo program and the challenges they face. >> there were cameras all over the place. this camera was just, i have no idea it had been on me. i did not say anything about it. we did not even know the term sexual harassment and there are two different ways to think about that. one is that it's voyeuristic on the part of the dude. it's harassing and uncomfortable but the other way to think of it letso let 'em look and everybody who is not in this damn room know there is a woman here. i'm here. get used to it. [applause] >> explore our nations passed o

this began the emphasis on big was codified in a science article by alvin weinberg in science in 19 one. here you have the graphite pile -- graphite reactor at the time that graphite pile at the time. budgets, big laboratories, big staff, big machines. this was the big machinist time. machines do not get any bigger than this. and this was responding to a national need. not only for production of radioisotopes. new uses were being discovered all the time. but also neutron scattering and other activities dealing with physics and biology and throughout the realm of science. that was being done by using the graphite pile. this led to the formation of the national science foundation. that was created eventually in 1950. currently the department of energy is our nation's largest sponsor of physical science research. all, yes. science -- scientists voice their opinion and discover the house un-american activity committee. 4000 civilian and 18,000 contractor staff. the conner intelligence efforts during the manhattan project was chiefly harming counterintelligence as hoover and general gross ag

late morning opposition no make up alvin young received some news. was no new thing for him not how you want all other movie was. but it wasn't what the protesters wanted and they refused to back down. i may think we are. hoping to calm things down approach the police and call. it the dallas. police call the law. anything. that i think month i want if i was like oh boy they told me. not that it's a hot button if you got caught on the but it wasn't on the up i must know. that but i think by. not know what are you the folly and some of the make up and much of it on the old age i saw. it was yet another sign of how much things have changed since the umbrella movement. no one person look who was in charge no one could tell these protesters what to do. away from the front lines the protest remained peaceful. up on a bridge filmmaker yang and a group of academics and artists were on a hunger strike. originally from mainland china he now lives in exile in hong kong off to making a film critical of the mainland justice system if enacted the extradition law c

. >> but i do think it must have something to do with politics because, obviously, i mean eric alvin,his own terrible tweets in his timeline but nobody went and investigating those until he turned up as a hypocrite and a bunch of people on the right went and dug into his timeline. i disagree, tucker. i do think that it's got to be politically motivated in some way because it seems like people who identify as liberal left don't ever get to be the victims of this. or people -- people who identify as liberal and are doing this counter culture stuff don't even think it matters in their timelines which tells me they are exercising a type of privilege, liberal privilege. >> tucker: i think you are right. i think when politics becomes your religion, you know, there are no limits. and by the way to all those that thought we would have a better country when christianity died? this is the country we got. tier care remarks great to see you tonight. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: the press went all in on the latest impeachment story. why do they keep making the same mistakes over and over and agai

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small town that's a place where the rich know instant is the monkey name calling happened and then the alvin there is that we have malta areas where there have been big protests also areas where the been limited amount of connectivity with people's mobile phones and the internet and that's something to go 1st of all to your president this is him about 2 weeks ago on what was happening in the west papuan region have a list says you got the last. thank god the situation is back to normal again and an apology has been issued this shows the greatness of our hearts that stand united together and the mutual respect and value we have for each other as fellow countrymen and as and. says you can i can mean i already have ordered the police chief to take legal action against racial and ethnic discrimination in a strict manner and please take note of this i will also invite leaders from pop-y. and west papuan traditional leaders community leaders and religious leaders to come to the presidential palace to talk about the acceleration of welfare and. ambassador present this song thank god the situation i

the rest of his life in state prison on child rape convictions today, a judge sentence 46 year-old alvin. let cupar as to 90 years to life and awarded $495,000 in restitution to the victims and their families prosecutors say cupar as molested 2 children between 2010 2014 the victim speech tween 7.13 years old at the time. the jury found cars guilty after a nine-day trial. >>13 members of the us marine corps are charged with crimes related to human smuggling the marines announced today, the group will face military court proceedings for alleged violations, including transporting and or conspiring to transport undocumented immigrants. border patrol arrested 2 of the marines back in july a us official says the case involves the alleged transport of undocumented mexican immigrants to the us for financial gain. 4 people are dead and about 30 others injured in utah after a tour bus crash that crash happened today near bryce canyon national park police say the bus was traveling with tourists from china. no word yet on what led to that crash. developing story now the suspect in the deadly synago

thus far, we've been honored to hear addresses from nobel prize winning economists professors alvin ross, roger meyerson and last year's nobel prize winner professor paul romer. each have provided valuable insights into innovation, competition and possible threats facing the modern economy. internationally the united states, its businesses and consumers benefit when other nations enforce the competition laws according to sound economic principles and in accordance with appropriate procedures and protections. you may recall that at my confirmation hearing before this committee over two years ago i identified this issue as a top priority for me at the division. i'm proud to report that our initiative for a multi-lateral agreement and our efforts over the last year led to the international competition networks framework on competition agency procedures. it was an historic achievement for procedural fairness and now over 70 signatories. many doubted that this administration would be able to achieve this. i'm also proud to share that the united states sought and was granted the privilege of h

host: alvin is calling from delaware. good morning. caller: good morning. i do oppose the inquiry. it seems like from the moment donald trump announced he was running for office, it was the laughingstock of washington. when he won the republican nomination and the presidency, that's when the democratic machine decided to get revenge on him. like every five weeks, there is some new invention. the democrats have more in store for him. this is just the beginning. they always have something more damaging to remove him from office. this is the worst i've ever seen my government look. sadly, i don't think it's over. they are well connected. operativeseep state all over the government. the president can't have a conversation without being leaked to the press. that's the most damaging thing. if you can't have a conversation regardless of the topic, it becomes front-page news. that should trouble every american. there are people that hate this president so much they would listen to a conversation and get it in the news. president trump is doing the best he can. one, they have sent he will n

alvin puts this on facebook, thank you mark for putting your customers and employees safety first.e other companies will follow your great example. carmen says any gun free zone equals a sitting duck zone. i always drive the extra mile to support small businesses. your thoughts, calls and comments on this issue. the decision by walmart to limit and restrict gun and ammunition sales. .emocrats (202) 748-8000 . .epublicans (202) 748-8001 independents (202) 748-8002 and gun owners (202) 748-8003. to glenn in lancaster, california. you are on the air. go ahead. morning, america. we need our second minute because this i drove around for two hours and shot citizens. where were the police for two hours? were armedif they could have fired back at this guy. and shot and killed him. lawsvery one of these gun are unconstitutional because we have the second amendment for our citizens to protect ourselves. if you don't want to protect yourself, you have the right not to protect yourself. to you do not have the right withouty our guns amending the second amendment. god bless donald trump and do

spending the rest of his life in state prison on child rape convictions a judge sentenced 46 year-old alvinitution to the victims and their families. prosser prosecutors say copper molested 2 children between 2010 2014. the victims were 7 13 at the time. a jury found copperas guilty after a nine-day trial. man accused of carrying out the deadly synagogue shooting in poway near san diego will be standing trial for murder and attempted murder. mckenzie maynard was in the courtroom friday and says the suspect made a chilling hand gesture towards the victims families. >>first time surveillance video from the have bought a fallaway was played inside the courtroom. right after the entire video played john a ernest turned toward the victims families smiled and made a hand gesture. a chilling moment for everyone in the court watching. the 911 call also played after that video. police say the call came in moments after the shooting at bod they say the caller identified themselves as john earnest. as the transcription was shown on the screen in the courtroom, ernest showed no emotion instead stared b