pastor andrew brown says house arrest is lifted by a turkish court he's now on his way to the united states his release is likely to remove.

pastor andrew brown says house arrest is lifted by a turkish court he's now on his way to the united states his release is likely to remove a major cause of tension between the u.s. and turkey and what happened to dissidents saudi journalist jamal khashoggi the washington post launches a major campaign claiming that the turkish government has video and audio proof that he was murdered inside of the saudi consulate in istanbul. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program a political shakeup is in the works in germany a head of state elections and bavaria the conservative c.s.u. has been the dominant party there for much of the post-war period but recent polls show the c.s.u. might be headed for disaster with voters turning instead to smaller parties such as the greens and the far right a.f.p. sunday's election in bavaria could also have a book ations for the chancellor and go america because the c.s.u. . as part of her coalition government our reporters michelle and max culture went to the southern state to find out why voters appear to be shunning the party that has ruled there for so long

pastor released by a court in turkey is on route to america pastor andrew brown says house arrest was lifted but he was convicted on a terrace charges attention causing major friction between the u.s. and turkey were in istanbul and washington for reaction also coming up voters in revolt alarm bells sound for germany's governing political parties in the german state of bavaria a highly charged campaign roll call mineta in state elections on sunday will be there as the political parties make their final pitches to the voters and a new opinion poll shows support for uncle america's coalition government plummeting only one in four people are happy with their. ally iraq it's a pleasure to have you along everyone where we begin with some breaking news a turkish court has lifted the house arrest of u.s. pastor andrew bronson the ruling allows him to leave turkey immediately in france and was arrested two years ago on suspicion of having links which puts the group in the cleric ankara blames for the failed coup attempt back in two thousand and sixteen while his attention has cost ties to fal

pastor released by a court in turkey pastor andrew brown says house arrest was lifted but he was convicted on a fair a charge his detention caused major friction between the u.s. and turkey in istanbul and washington for reaction also coming up of voters in revolt we're in the german state of the very ahead of elections on sunday that look likely to up and the political status quo there and we'll look at that at the upcoming you way phoenicians league matches this croatia are set to host the england in an empty stadium all the details coming up. thanks for your company everyone well we begin this broadcast with some breaking news a turkish court has lifted the house arrest of u.s. pastor andrew bronson the ruling allows him to leave turkey immediately present it was arrested two years ago hasa special of having links to fits for the good then the cleric uncorrupt blames for the failed coup attempt back in twenty sixteen his attention has caused ties to fall apart between washington and ancora with both sides imposing tit for tat for tat penalties. all right let's get you the very latest on

coming up a turkish prosecutor recommends the release of the american prostitute from house arrest andrew brown simply following allegations he was involved in the twenty sixteen failed coup. villages flattened and dozens of dead in uganda after rain triggered a major landslide. disaster relief and development are in the spotlight as indonesia hosts the world bank. after a devastating quake and tsunami. a saudi delegation has now arrived in the turkish capital ankara to look into the disappearance of the us based journalist jamal shoji he was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second reports say there is no proof he was killed inside the building france has now become the latest country to demand more information on his fate the parents government saying a transparent and thorough investigation is now required in the meantime business leaders are cutting their links with saudi arabia over the disappearance the c.e.o. of labor has pulled out of a major investment conference shergill to riyadh in coming weeks despite the saudi sovereign wealth fund being a major

is it every news line from berlin free to go a us pastor willy's fire courts in turkey pastor andrew brown says house arrest was lifted but he was convicted on a terror charge his detention caused major friction between the u.s. and turkey in istanbul and washington for reaction also coming up of voters in revolt somewhere in the germans did have a very ahead of elections on sunday that look likely to up and the political status quo there and we'll look at it at the up coming your way funny.

pastor released by a court in turkey is on route to america pastor andrew brown says house arrest was lifted but he was convicted on a territory his attention cost manger friction between the u.s. and turkey were in istanbul and washington for reaction also coming up voters in the world vaults alarm bells sound for germany's governing political parties in the german state of bavaria a highly charged campaign will come when they didn't state elections on sunday will be there as the pope.

president donald trump has met with pastor andrew bronson who was released from custody in turkey on friday trump claimed no deal was made for brown's release and said the move could improve u.s. turkish ties brunson have been arrested two years ago on terrorism charges. in berlin an estimated two hundred forty thousand people took to the streets as part of an anti racism demonstration on saturday protesters were do.

sheri brown doesn't have to answer to socialism. andrew gillum doesn't have to answer to socialism, stacey abrams in georgia doesn't have to worry about that. so these kind of high-minded messages, terrible caravans and socialism invading, that sounds great for the political pundit class but on the ground that's not something people are really concerned about and that's not helping republicans who need to be pushing a message about a great economy and keeping this country safe as opposed to the no nonsense trump is spouding. >> jason, amy, and quickly adam, does the socialism work with some south american voters? >> yeah, i think he's talking about venezuela. i used to think that was just a play for south florida, but then trump starts saying it. so it's a little wider than south florida. >> it does anyway. you guys are stuck with me for the hour as this crowd is also stuck with me for the hour. we will talk about the democrats, who's running for governor, and who may many other democrats help will pull them over the finish line, including

president donald trump has met with pastor andrew bronson who was released from custody in turkey on friday trunk claims no deal was made for brown's release and said the move could improve u.s. turkish ties brunson have been arrested two years ago on terrorism charges. in berlin an estimated two hundred forty thousand people took to the streets as part of an anti racism demonstration on saturday protesters were.

this is the idea that if this is a base vote, stacey abrams or andrew gillum, their coalition, which is going to be black, brown liberal, against a more conservative southern coalition that is going to include in these states someone who might be scared by that type of robo call or someone who might feel very strongly about someone burning the confederate flag. the hope is to scare them enough that they show up to vote if perhaps they weren't going to. >> gotv, get out the vote. final thoughts? >> i have been saying this and i'll say it again. if the closing argument for republicans in this midterm election is fear and scare tactics, i don't think they're going to do too well. democrats are out here talking about the issues and i, frankly, am looking forward to calling stacey abrams governor and right along there with andrew gillum as well. >> and just to underline it, the republican candidate in the governor's race condemns this ad and has nothing to do with it. wes, david, simone, thanks so much. >>> "outfront" next, president trump on the campaign trail attacking democrats. >> the democrats have launched an

brown and republican challenger jim renacci, at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span sunday. president trump attends a campaign rally in richmond, kentucky for congressman andrew barr. also joining the president were kentucky senators mitch mcconnell and rand paul. this is one hour and 10 minutes. ♪ usa" playing] from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. there is pride in every american heart and it's time we said today i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because the rank no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ain't no doubt i love this land [applause] [crowd chanting] usa. usa. usa. ,resident trump: that's right usa, and hello kentucky. thank you. and i am thrilled to be back in the heartland with thousands of loyal, hard-workin

brown, thank you for coming out and joining us. we appreciate it. and tallahassee mayor and candidate andrew join me at the top of the hour when we return live from the university of south florida here in tampa after a very quick break. are you paying too much and getting too little with your current medicare plan? if you have medicare, you have an important choice to make. you can purchase a separate drug plan for an additional cost; or you can choose a humana all-in-one medicare advantage plan that includes your medical benefits and drug coverage in one. in fact, last year humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $6900 on average on their prescription costs. call us to find out if you can save on your prescriptions. here's what you get when you choose an all-in-one humana medicare advantage plan. you get part d prescription drug coverage. so there's no need to purchase a separate drug plan with this all-in-one plan. you get coverage for doctor visits and hospital stays. and this benefit is very important - you pay nothing for many preventive services, ann

brown bears of alaska finally get their own fat competition. >> a fat bear is a healthy bear. and it's something to celebrate. >> reporter: andrewrk ranger at katmai national park, a remote place even by alaska standards. chances are you'll never visit here, but bear cams can bring the bears to you, and one thing impossible to ignore is how they pack on the pounds before hibernation. most start the season looking like this. worth of food in six months. rre >> reporter: a long winter's nap doesn't include grubhub deliveries so, this is life or battle. a battle with eating that the national park thought could be education and fun, thanks to likes on their facebook page. that's how fat bear week was born four years ago, complete with a march madness style bracket. this year two-time reigning champion otis looked to be the heavy favorite, be last friday lost out to rollie polly bead nose. that prompted one fat bear fan to write otis is getting robbed because bead nose looks so cozily rotund in a sitting position. is there no justice? >> do we know how otis is taking his loss? >> you know, otis has not let u ded tocalls, but we' the

brown and republican congressman jim anything. they will meet in cleveland and the debate starts live sunday at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. on saturday, president trump met with pastor andrew brunson and his family at the white house. the pastor had been detained in andey on espionage terrorism related charges. since 2016. on friday, he was convicted but released on time served. this is 25 minutes. [indiscernible chatter] president trump: this was a long journey, but for andrew, it has been a very interesting day, because from a turkish prison to the white house in 24 hours. that's not bad actually. [applause] and i want to start by saying that noreen was unbelievable. she was calling and calling, and she definitely love you, let me -- loves you, let me put it that way. she was calling and she wanted you out. and she was not playing games, and we are very proud of you. thank you very much. and you are very, very special to all of us. and we have some of our great leaders right here, you know jane, you know cindy, you know richard, you know tom, you know patrick, you know mark and all of these people right back year, here, a whole group of people. they fought so hard for yo

brown and republican challenger jim renacci, at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span sunday. president trump attends a campaign rally in richmond, kentucky for congressman andrewarr. also joining the president were kentucky senators mitch mcconnell and rand paul. this is one hour and 10 minutes. ♪ ["god bless the

brown. and thank you to lauren post for being here today. she was instrumental in the first year for the c.b.d. certainly. i'm andrew robinson, executive director of the east cut c.b.d. walk you through a pretty fast presentation in the spirit of time. but the east cut c.b.d. unites historic rincon hill, transbay transit center district, folsom street corridor, boundaries, east from second street to stewart street north of mission to south of harrison. we currently have over 4200 property owners and parcels in the district, and about 2,000 housing units under construction today, many of which are affordable and below rate housing districts. 11,000 residents, and 80,000 come in and out on daily basis. c.b.d. has three color areas, cleaning and safety, parks and open space management and public communications and economic development. in our public space stewardship program, which again, 16-17 was the first full year of operations, we implemented a cleaning and community guide program, which runs from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. we also had an overnight security program from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., and operate 24-hour disp

andrew gillin has done. joe manchin is doing well. sherrod brownecause he's speaking to bread and butter table top issues. you have to wonder about the democratic party. if they fail to get their vote out in terms of what they really are talking about trying to do, to retake the house, if they fail to do that, what's going to happen to the party? if they can't do it in these circumstances what will happen to the democratic party? >> well donald trump will have obliterated both parties at that point. let's step back and take a look at this. forget donald trump's fog machine of distraction about lies and immigration and fictional accounts of voter fraud but think for a moment about the stakes in this election on what matters the most for working class americans. gutting middle class health care to pay for tax cuts for the rich. two years ago donald trump repeatedly promised his voters he would protect medicare and medicaid and health care coverage for everyone. instead he supported republicans effort to gut protections in the affordable care act. aft

andrew brunson is in the air from turkey. he's i think in good shape. we are honored to have him back with us. he suffered greatly. david: we'll take up the implications of pastor brown sons relieve with christian whiton. with the mid-terms four weeks away, the president is set to speak in ohio. we'll bring you highlights of his remarks throughout the hour. we'll take the best there is and play it back for you. plus have political analysis from republican strategist ed rollins on all of that. there are now at least 13 people known dead in the wake of hurricane michael. the storm's trail of devastation stretching from florida all the way to virginia. rick leventhal is in panama city with the very latest. >> the line for gas at sam's club at panama city was hundreds of miles long. hurricane we arey residents waiting more than two hours to fill their tanks. >> i had to dig it out of the trees. just to get it out of the trees. we are doing all right. the family is safe. that's all you can expect. reporter: hundreds more lined up for their first shopping opportunity in days. grabbing cases of water, snacks, batteries and generators. >> stuff that didn't need to be refrige

andrew jackson, french is there and see that happen. john quincy adams has a stroke in the house, french not long after is holding his hand. lincoln's assassination, who was at the bedside? benjamin brownrench. the gettysburg address. benjamin brown french. for someone that no one has heard of and in and of himself to not do anything to be remembered today, he is the most amazing, sensitive and intelligent eyewitness that a writer could hope for. so he really is at the heart of the book. brian: where is the diary? joanne: the library of congress. brian: were you allowed to put your hands on it? joanne: i was. and he was a wonderful source. not only did he have the 11 volume diary, and i have a picture in the book because i wanted people to see what it looked like. he had a newspaper column and he pasted some of the columns he wrote into the diary, which is wonderful. he had extensive correspondence. and he wrote poetry about politics. he was beyond wonderful. there was the point when i was writing it towards the end, his diary was not as juicy in the last few years before the civil war. i'm getting to the end of the book, and i'm like, french, where you going to give me about this unio

brown bears of alaska finally get their own fat competition. >> a fat bear is a healthy bear. and it's something to celebrate. >> reporter: andrewtandards. chances are you will never visit here. bear cams can bring the bears to you. and one thing impossible to ignore is how they pack on the pounds before hibernation. most start the season looking like this. but end it somewhere in the middle of all those furry rolls. >> they have to eat a year's worth of food in six months. >> reporter: the long winter's nap doesn't include grubhub deliveries. this is life or death. a battle with nervous eating that the national parks service thought could be educational and fun. banked on likes to the facebook page. that's how fat bear week was born four years ago. complete with a march madness-style bracket. this year, two-term raining champion otis looked to be of the heavy favorite. but last friday, he lost out to roly poly beadnose. that prompted a fan to write otis is getting robbed because beadnose looks cozily rotund in a sitting position. is there no justice? >> otis is taking his loss -- >> otis has not responded to my calls. we'll let

is you have andrew gillum in florida doing something that no other democrat has been able to do, who has run statewide. he is sxigt tis exciting the ba. we saw young people, black people, brown out. so they are fearful of what they could mean on november 6. and also the polls. the polls have had gillum leading in most of them. so this is what they have to do. they are cheating and then they are going to the lowest of the lows. and then also the president is giving them the carte blanche do that. he won't say stop. he is just letting them do that because this is what he does in his rallies. so every republican candidate is going to the streams a extremes racist and a bully. >> and this is at a time when florida is a complicated state. you have issues when the environment, the red tide, hurting rick scott the current governor because he signed full scale on to the disbelief in climate change. not allowing climate change to be said. and now trying to do his part to help with the hurricane. you have the latino vote, no one really knows how that will shake out. what do you make of where florida is now? are these polls believable when andrew gillum seems to be so far out ahead? >>

president donald trump has met with pastor andrew bronson who was released from custody in turkey on friday trunk claims no deal was made for brown's release and said the move could improve u.s. turkish ties brunson have been arrested two years ago on terrorism charges. in berlin an estimated two hundred forty thousand people took to the streets as part of an anti racism demonstration on saturday protesters were demonstrating for the protection of democracy and a free and open society and for people to stand against right wing populist views. turkish media say the apple watch belonging to saudi journalist jamal khashoggi may have recorded his death he disappeared inside the saudi consulate in istanbul more than a week ago it's alleged he was tortured killed and then dismembered u.s. president donald trump has now pledged to punish the saudis if they are responsible saudi arabia denies the allegations. more than a thousand people have set off from honduras towards the united states once they reach mexico they plan to request refugee status or ask for a visa to continue to the u.s. border the march began just days after the u.s. urge