the jag antic structure is supported by a hand-written steel cables that the way it can withstand strong winds. also have to be replaced. the centerpiece of a memorial. formerly known as stalingrad. it was here that one of the bloodiest battles ended in 1943. with more than 700000 that. the battle of stalingrad a victory for the soviets marked the turning point in the battle to vote to. let nepal surprise. this isn't just any construction site. it's a symbolic place for russia. working here is a big on our for all of us and it requires a very specific approach of which that's why we're busy around the clock. over there. is a model and cold is still covered by scaffolding but it will be unveiled in time for the 75th anniversary of the soviet union spent like the victory of a nazi germany. in nigeria more than 10000000 children do not attend school many of them are orphans and lead lives of desperate poverty on the street but she you only only has found a way to get kids into the classroom using music and dance. when 11 year old dami discovered dance she discovered happiness. when i was do

and in terms of the queen ‘s speech, we haven't brexit but we had the antic dishrag education, we hadt sounds a connection sharing, it's quite accurate that we see election on the foreseeable future, dependent with brexit but brexit is of course what everyone wants to know about andi what everyone wants to know about and i were going to get a deal before the eu summit agenda this week or not and overnight and yesterday afternoon teams to suggest that yes that is progress but there may not be enough time with the natural doer—48 hours to have something to sign up on this week, perhaps you need an —— site for the traveller 31st, but as one of the other papers by dowd, the wages that we do not have an agreement in place by the end of this week, the prime ministerjohnson a lot is required to ask for an extension beyond each of the 31st she doesn't want to do so of the 31st she doesn't want to do so again, of the 31st she doesn't want to do so again, at the very complicated situation. and a very important week for the uk situation. and a very important week forthe uk and situation. and a v

david: his antics are bad enough when shareholders have to pay stock goes down, but taxpayers?e not own that stock it is risky based on musk's antics, i do believe he has good ideas, a good bit of influence iff if he could conjure up this contract, that worries me think about silicon valley and partisan -- see you next time. elizabeth: actio an explosive we house meeting on syria. nancy pelosi storms out, this after house vote method condemn president's decision to remove u.s. forces from northern syria. house minority leader mccarthy criticizing pelosi for walking out, chuck schumer firing back. and also breaking, a top democrat throws a wrench into the impeachment probe. potentially weakening the democrat push here. ruling out the use of a tool to go after white house officials.

she's showing she's not distracted by his antics.he's focused on her message and she's focused on making certain that that message reaches as many americans as possible. and i think that's why she's going to win and that's why she will easily beat president trump. >> do you think that the democrats, whether it be senator warren or whoever heads the ticket, can turn south carolina blue, something that has not happened in a very long time? >> oh, listen. that would be wonderful. i would hope so. we are certainly going to be working toward that end. we've got some good candidates up and down the ballot in south carolina. i can remember when south carolina was blue, so i don't think it becoming blue again is out of reach. we just have to get our voters out. >> state senator wendy brawly, thank you for being with us. >>> a quick note, this weekend black hollywood lost one of its great trail blazers, actress diane carroll who passed away friday after nearly 70 years breaking ground in theater, film, and in television. where she made histor

>> maybe it's smoot's flamboyant antics that catch the eye of a dallas widow, named cookie wollebak.that was cookie, and we called smoot "pa." >> 1931. cookie has two boys, 5-year-old david and 3-year-old bob, debbie and diana's dad. smoot raises the boys as his own. then, out of the blue, smoot decides to run for dallas county sheriff. well, how do you go from that to being the lawman in town? >> there was some upheaval in the sheriff's department, and he was asked if he would like to run for sheriff. and he said, "okay." >> turns out voters in 1933 are charmed by big smoot. he takes office just as depression-era gangsters, like john dillinger and "pretty boy" floyd capture the country's imagination. the most notorious of all -- dallas' very own bonnie and clyde, who'd met as teens. >> clyde offered her a cup of hot chocolate, and it was love from then on. >> we get the scoop straight from the family. buddy barrow is clyde barrow's nephew, and rhea leen linder is bonnie parker's niece. >> she was well-known as that cute, little blonde bonnie. but then she connected with clyde, and a

saying we have a 0 tolerance policy on trespass in violation of barriers other visitors hope her antics don't change the esthetics of the enclosure. >>and this there's low wall. so you you know you want to get close enough to see what's going on, but you don't have the city's high fences and. >>for sure police for their part say they're still not certain who that woman is but they want to question her they say she faces charges of criminal trespass and even the line was looking at her like what is the matter good news for them moat allstate between them that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 thanks for being with us can win. here now is kron 4 news at 6. catherine thanks to you both coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 the hunt is on tonight for the suspect who robbed. >>homeowner on the peninsula it happened at a home that he was renting out as an air bnb the latest on the investigation next in a live scary moments in the north bay after abbas catches fire with passengers aboard. >>we'll hear from a witness who praises the driver for his quick thinking beautiful day around the bay area now thing

comedian rip taylor best known for over the top antics and style is remembered today.pent more than 40 years in the industry. worked in broadway, television, film and las vegas. taylor was hospitalized after having a seizure. >> funny man. >>> well, right now tabking a look outside outside. another day to deal with summer-like temperatures in the fall. >> this is a last day before a big cool down comes across the bay area and it's going to bring about some changes for the rest of the week. this is a live francisco. we get ready for fleet week and all the festivities and the big draw to the city and then we head down to san jose. also going to week. much more comfortable temperatures and a lot of sunshine. heading over to martinez to see how the rest of the day shapes up, yes, it will still be very warm, probably limiting some of your time outside and trying to get into some air conditioning. heading up into the upper 80s for the rest of the day. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen showing a nice cool down for the rest of the week. we just h

see the antics that they did. when i hear such comments that, you know, republicans don't get a chance to ask questions and things of that nature, they do. and the public will get a chance to see that. so we will do what's on our part. i mean, this is -- we understand that the camera of history is rolling and we are being called upon it. and we are going to be very thoughtful about how we conduct and continue to move forward in regards to this impeachment inquiry. >> i like that praise. the camera of history is rolling. should be a catch phrase for those of us in television news. congressman greg meeks democrat from new york. thanks for coming on and sharing your views. much appreciate it. >> thank you fosh having me. >>> after the break, we've got more on what is -- will be seen as a historic day in capitol hill. plus, the view from the other side of the aisle. talk to another member who was in the room today as another key witness told his story. today asy witness told his story but we're also a company that con

i wrote in business and cider not about adam newman's salacious antics but about the prank that is we works business model itself and how it has adversely skewed the office markets in new york and london i don't really care so much about the commercial real estate market he goes into any talks about how it's going to impact that because of that because of the fact that we work as we've covered is the largest tenant in new york and in london so i want to look at the part that is relevant to the monetary system and what we've been talking about because the long term liabilities of course in the last episode we were talking about the fact that the banks in europe as j.p. morgan pointed out in their report the banks in europe are unable to make money anymore because the business of banking is very simple they borrow short and lend long so they can always match their liabilities and their risk there are many able to manage their risk until negative interest rates here we have a system whereby this company has $34000000000.00 in long term liabilities a rense they over the next 15 years and

we are now 3 generations away from the holocaust and too often young people and many many of the antics many people who are young people we never knew would happen during that time and i believe that the teaching in school. good is not strong enough to allow the children to really understand the house of what went on very briefly well to fail us on the government sites on the political the political field and the elites in this country you know opinion well 1st of all in the political field i believe that anyone any party who is who shows anti-semitic feelings should not be in that party and i believe also there are some party small parties that are basically based on almost a neo nazi theory they should be not allowed and marches like we had them it's undocument although they did not wear the signs of nazi germany there was no doubt we had it where they were or in stadiums sports stadiums when a whole group of people stand up and give the hitler salute what does that say that's something the government has to handle. thank you very much dates miss a lot of this interview footage over t

the jag antic structure is supposed to do but almost a 100 steel cables that the way it can withstand strong winds and the cables also have to be replaced and this sculpture is the centerpiece of a memorial on the my if he'll in volgograd formerly known as stalingrad. it was here that to one of the world's bloodiest battles ended in 1943. with more than 700000 that. the battle of stalingrad victory for the soviets marked the town in point in the bill to vote to . lead. this isn't just any construction site. it's a symbolic place for russia. working here is a big honor for all of us and it requires a very specific approach. that's why we're busy around the clock. is a model and kohls is still covered by scaffolding but the 2 will be unveiled in time for the 75th anniversary of the soviet union satellite victory of a nazi germany. returning now to our breaking news story here in germany 9 people have been injured one seriously after its stolen truck rammed into cars police are investigating the incident as a possible terrorist attack the crash happened in the city of limbaugh the driver

are now 3 generations away from the holocaust and too often young people who are many many of the anticsmany people who are young people we never knew would happen during that time and i believe that the teaching in school. good is not strong enough to allow children to really understand the house of what went on very briefly well to fail us on the government sites on the political in the political field and the elites in this country you know opinion well 1st of all in the political field i believe that anyone any party who is who shows anti-semitic feelings should not be in that party and i believe also there are some party small parties that are basically based on almost a neo nazi theory they should be not allowed and marches like we had in families and document although they did not wear the signs of nazi germany there was no doubt with it where they were or in stadiums sports stadiums when a whole group of people stand up and give the hitler salute what does that say that's something the government has to handle thank you very much and dates miss a lot of this interview for. thank

well, of course, our antics are being scrutinised by the people very carefully. couple of remain voters saying just get on with it. they would vote leave now. that is not what the people on the streets of london was saying. that is why narrative you wa nt to saying. that is why narrative you want to put out there but it does not reflect the entire nation. eye wall through some of the demonstrators yesterday and, by the way, i think we will condemn some of the antics of the extremists within the, who followed jacob rees—mogg and his young son tommy yelling, chanting, booing, is not on. you don't need that. it is number one. number two there were 17.4 million people marching. and when wales beat france later on today, if you get a million french people demonstrating on the streets of london it will not overturn that result, will it? let us overturn that result, will it? let us talk about the coming days. while yesterday was a setback for the government doesn't actually make any difference? boris johnson was government doesn't actually make any difference? borisjohn

between 20082018 while the local news is being beaten to a pulp by wall street it's the fictional antics of a comic book character that has the nation on edge and speaking of course about the joker yes the controversial film has been making headlines over fears that the film's plot line featuring a disaffected and bullied white man turning to mass violence could inspire real life disaffected bullied white men into committing acts of violence. even the united states military is now afraid of the film because moto reports that the us military is warning service members about the potential for a mass shooter at screenings of the warner brothers film joker service members were instructed to remain aware of their surroundings and identify to escape routes when entering theaters in the event of a shooting they were instructed to run hide fight somewhere somewhere or warner brothers p.r. department is smiling with glee so all our media is being taken over by wall street and our theaters are being taken over by the in-cell clown posse i think it's time to start watching the hawks. that's what. i

between 20082018 while the local news is being beaten to a pulp by wall street it's the fictional antics of a comic book character that has the nation on edge and speaking of course about the joker yes the controversial film has been making headlines over fears that the film's plotline featuring a disaffected and bullied white man turning to mass violence could inspire real life disaffected bullied white men into committing acts of violence even the united states military is now afraid of the film gizmodo reports that the u.s. military's warned service members about the potential for a mass shooter at screenings of the warner brothers film joker service members were instructed to remain aware of their surroundings and identify to escape routes when entering theaters in the event of a shooting they were instructed to run hide fight. somewhere somewhere warner brothers p.r. department is smiling with glee so all our media is being taken over by wall street and our theaters are being taken over by the in-cell clown posse i think it's time to start watching the hawks. it's. like you know tha

certainly, raising the antics there a little bit and not really setting forth a tone. most tladirading in the red. stoxx 600 opening there in the red. we have tipped southwards frmt really risk is the theme of the day. let's not talk about the individually european indices. starting with the german index, it had better industrial outputs. better than expectation. a little positive sign out of that industrial sector we have autos and chemicals trading. cac around 5,500 italian index down as well the uk index the ftse 100, the relative outperformer dipping a little bit. almost .1 of a percentage point weaker negotiations are continuing this week the uk government published a list of a proposed tariff and what would happen on a no-deal brexit we are getting closer and closer remember lse is one of the names we are focusing on down 6% in trading >>> china services sector grew higher operating expenses drove up cost and this had a negative impact on those companies. the pmi fell to 51.3 but that is still above that 50 point mark wednesday, we'll see the release of the fomc

. >> the antics of our republican colleagues who frankly acted like a mob. >> they looked like a clan group outside of a jail trying to get the sheriff to let them in so they can deliver their own justice to somebody on the inside. >> the klan, that's inaccurate. i didn't see any democrats in that group. also, weren't these idiots the same ones who said it's racist to call an actual mob that chases and attacks people a mob? these are the same folks who pounced on trump for using the word lynch in a tweet. that's all, right, joe? >> even if the president should be impeached, history is going to question whether or not this was just a partisan lynching. greg: glass houses. the dimms invented them just like the klan. trump is obviously doing a good job. why not impeach the guy. the poor dimms, it must be tiger to find out ways to not do the work. imagine if they put all of the energy into that they put into the secret shenanigans. they're like a bum who's getting all of the scrap metal to sell, that getting a job at hardee's would be easier on your back. right, adam schiff? >> adam schif

failed to do so and chris kelly who was running against the congresswoman wants her seat, says her anticsoin us to explain. jillian: let's see what is going on on "fox and friends". >> coming up on the show, kaylee will talk about the big rally in minnesota with the president. republican congressman doug collins is all over the impeachment drama and our old friend geraldo rivera, an amazing story of determination, texas man loses 200 pounds to fulfill his dream of becoming a police deputy. he will share his touching story. how he did it and why he wanted to serve in blue coming up. ♪ this is the family who wanted to connect... to go where they could explore and experience adventure in unexpected places... ♪ who were inspired by different cultures ♪ and found that the past can create new memories... leading them to discover: we're woven together by the moments we share. for everywhere you go, expedia has everything you need, all in one place. my first job is to care for derek. everything i do is for him. when i moved to this apartment after six months, we need to connect with the world. i

and national leaders who a few months ago were outraged about courtroom antics in chicago, have been. construction workers have beaten demonstrators in the streets of new york. the stock market goes down and thousands lose their jobs and prices and taxes rise higher. >> we may get shut out of this convention. people are saying we should eliminate the extremists, duffey and dodd. even down to marcus and donahue. i have been bearing down a little harder in the last two days on the difference between the perspective of a few people in hartford who draw fancy retainer is from their law fees profiting by their activities in politics who decide what is too liberal for the state. and the delegates and committee members who do the work at the local level. last week in the industrial area, i had indications of support but it has all been silenced. threats of one kind or another. >> it is going to be a tough convention. there will be a lot of arm-twisting. if we do not watch our people -- >> duffey's campaign manager, ann wexler. >> we can't take that chance. nothing would please this party mo

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loyalty to a president who has dishonored our country and continuously dishonored the country with his antics. he needs to be firm, put people around him who will tell him the truth, so we can preserve our republic. >> congressman with strong words undeed. . thank you for joining us. >> what an honor. >>> just ahead, as rudy giuliani looks to hire a personal lawyer for himself, is he hurting his own legal defense? we'll talk about his claims about the ukraine scandal. with the former u.s. attorney in new york and senior legal analyst. here's the thing about managing multiple clouds for your business. when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, powered by vmware. a single hub for a consistent operating experience across all your clouds. that should clear things up. my moderate to severe i ulcerative colitis.ing but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor

can trump pull off a flip if these antics continue?i think so, people forget how close it was in 2016, it gets overlooked. it is in play, he only lost by 44,000 votes out of about 3 million cast. this is the kind of stunt that does two things. it turns off independence because it's nakedly political. minnesota is in play, if trump manages to steal minnesota, that expands the map for him and its ten electoral votes. that will offset any losses he might have in wisconsin or someplace else. minnesota is going to be a key presidential state in 2020, it's very much in play. >> laura: when the mayor talks about how much they value diversity in minnesota, i'm thinking everything except diversity of thought. no diversity of thought but we are going to hang our hats on every other manner of diversity. the college speech code crowd, they want to have college speech code rules in all of society. >> they want to silence tens of thousands of trump supporter's, thousands of individuals from minnesota have registered to go to the rally. they say it v

they've gotten used to his behavior and antics. they're trying to contain the damage. so they want to pivot to something different, different talking points instead of just trying to defend the president on his language. they're trying to balance a difficult situation which is a president who tweets whatever comes to his mind. he believes he's the best communicat communicator in the administration. he gets republicans into trouble as they try to defend him. some people around the white house which is a very chaotic place these days, not a lot of structure. some people are trying to put structure in place so the republicans can have a positive set of talking points to use. >> republicans, you know, have urged this president needs a war room similar to that of president bill clinton during his impeachment experience. but, i mean, you need a cooperative subject as in the president. is there a likelihood that kind of pressure from the gop might, you know, be able to win that battle and there will be a war room and staffing of such to help calm that or help him survive this

she is not going to suffer his antics. >> the risk for pelosi is that impeachment drags into the new auction a mock oxygen of many of the candidate's time bret. >> bret: doug, thank you. breaking tonight, we have just received a letter from the inspector general from the justice department, michael, essentially saying that the report that he has been working will have limited reactions and that his final report is nearing completion. he writes, "after we receive the final classification markings from the department and the fbi, we will then proceed with our usual process for preparing a final report, including appropriate reviews for accuracy and common purpose is paid once begun, we do not anticipate the time for that review to be lengthy. "he expects it to be very soon. he also calls this report very detailed and very lengthy. a sensitive issue. again, michael horowitz, who has been working on the fisa part of the investigation, now saying that it is nearing completion in the final efforts to deal with classification issues. that's breaking tonight. we've got you covered. up next,

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we do include the restoration of hangers,antic building two, the old hangser will be -- at least the approach would be a food centric use to house the main grocery store for the island, and also include we are thinking a food manufacturing hall. a place like the ferry building here with food options and a retail bent where you can see how bread or cheese is made and see the manufacturing process as an attractive element to that. this is in the second phase. most of it is in the sub-application approved this year. we want to make sure there is population built-up on the island in order to make this area a success. that leads to a schedule question. when is this coming online? most of that is in the third sub-phase that was approved. we are in permitting. we will start construction next year. when you map this out because of the length of the geotech any cal program we are not until 2025 at earliest. we have time until we talk to potential tenants. now is the time for that conversation to see if any adjustments in the plan are warranted. we have a retail plan for the whole island. we a

that's why they're engaging in antics. gaggle of gaffe of goof balls a stormed the hearings. american people know it's not okay for the president of the country to ask the president of another country to get dirt on the president trumps opponents. it's obviously for political ends. american people know that's not okay. >> senator. the white house sent out a message too republicans on the hill. that the president would like more defenders. louder defenders. and the folks from congress seem to say we need a message to fight back. today your colleague graham came out and made a presentation about what these impeachment processes look like in the past. tell me what you think he is up to and how the senate needs to handle this? >> what he's up to is defending the president. the president has somebody who is going stand with him no matter what. what is noteworthy about this latest posture by lindsey graham is the republican senators who refuse to go along with it. soon enough. the house which is by the way in an orderly process. to get to the facts unlike the brain that functions i

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joining us all with the antics is raymond arroyo, fox news contributor.ember a few years ago, hearing about this wrinkles the clown character terrorizing people in florida. i understand he is back? >> he never really went away. this all started with a piece of viral video and it showed this freaky looking clown spooking kids for pay. the idea is you scare misbehaving kids into the straight and narrow. there is now a documentary the wrinkles that shows how far parents have gone peter doocy him there coming out, scary >> laura: oh, my gosh, . >> i need you to come get these kids. i've got a child who is misbehaving. >> you don't know if he is trying to kill you. putting them in a situation. you've got to be a fan of wrinkles. he is real. >> look, they called this guy up, they invite him over, i would call this poop your pants scary. but suggesting that wrinkles is a 65-year-old rhode island veteran living in a trailer, the documentary tells a different story. >> laura: let me just say that someone, when i was little, i checked under the bed every night and

so all that they really have is this campaign to go after the process, and i think the antics that you saw with republicans storming that secure area yesterday was really an effort to distract from the very damning testimony of the acting ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor, on monday in which he essentially confirmed that he believed aid was being withheld to ukraine for the purposes of the ukranian government launching an investigation that the president wanted into the bidens as well as russian interference in the 2016 election. so it's also an effort by republicans who are facing a lot of pressure from this president to have his back, to show him that they are willing to take this fight to democrats. but again, a lot of what you've seen in recent weeks has been testimony that has corroborated a lot of what's in the whistleblower report, and republicans would admit they can't really defend the president when it comes to the substance of the allegations, so they're going to go after the process. >> i think we would all like to see this in public. everyone is curious what is going on b

and i think that it would only encourage more such antics going forward. hopefully not, but, you know, that type of tweeting can incite people. >> one -- congressman, one committee official tells cnn the house centurion said they violated rules and a house official says bringing electronic devices and cell phones in was a major security breach. do you agree? >> correct. yes it is. just for the viewers' benefit, we are not allowed to enter this skiff, this secured compartmentalized information area with any personal devices of any kind. whether it's an apple watch or whether it's your cell phone. and the reason is that there's very sensitive information about our intelligence community stored within that area. so if some adversary, some foreign government, were able to tap into our cell phones and potentially listen in on the deliberations or worse yet get images of what we see that would be a security breach, and that would be very serious. >> as you point out, republicans sit on this committees. if there's an issue with the process they're in the room, bu

they shouldn't encourage hister antical behavior and he needs though think about his future as president going forward and because right now america is not great, america has become the laughing stock of the global community. >> serious statement indeed. the president has been attacking various lawmakers this week as this scandal has clearly picked up steam. he's calling your chairman adam schiff a low life and a sick man. he called democrats like chairman schiff and jerry nadler the chairman of the house judiciary committee, alexandria ocasio-cortez and other members of the so-called squad said they are savages and he accused your party of wasting time on what he called and he put it in all caps and i'll say it -- i'll say what the president of the united states said, bullshit. he said it is a bullshit investigation. what is your reaction? >> well, i think he's speaking coded language. he's speaking unfortunately to a base that he's relying on. saying things like savages, those are kind of meta-messages that are reserved for people of color, minorities, and women quite frankly. and so h

saying we have a 0 tolerance ptlicy on trespass in violation of barriers other visitors hope her antics change the esthetics of the enclosure. >>and this there's low wall. so you you know you want to get caught going on, but you want to have these these high fences. >>not sure who that woman is in the video but they want to find out and ask her some questions they say she will face criminal charges. i just hate i don't blame. i don't think there's that moat tween i'm sure that that heard the line but yet that wraps up kron 4 news at night that our prime time coverage continues at the top of the arc and mourn kim later here. >>front for news at 10 vicky in graham. >>and thank you both next at 10 o'clock president trump doubling down on joe biden in a bizarre news conference today with the president of finland. now local lawmakers are sounding off on his tirade and and the house impeachment inquiry, representative jackie spear saying the president should not address the whistleblower complaint until the investigation is complete that's next in a live report toss a tough loss for the oakla

so when i saw his antics i thought they were marching to his orders. and i think it really was an act of desperation. their not going to be able to stop the truth from coming out. i think it's really like a damn is breaking right now, and it's just important that we hear from all of the witnesses so that we can have a clear picture of the damage that's been done to our democracy. >> well, congresswoman, the hearings that are being held to get information from top people like bill taylor yesterday are all bipartisan, there's republicans in every one of those rooms, it's not like there's something sneaky going on. put these people in this sort of pro brooks brothers, this remind me of something like a recount, another brooks brothers protest. it's like a bunch of grown men acting like they're into hijinx. what a boring looking group, by the way. your thoughts. >> it was actually embarrassing. and chris, you know this, if you add the number of republicans from three committees, intel, oversight and reform and foreign affairs you're talking about a large n