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and actually in asheville, north carolina. >> stephen: that's a good theater town. >> it made me-- i>> stephen: they would reject you. >> yeah,. >> stephen: did you live in asheville? >> i raised them primarily in asheville. >> stephen: was it important for you to inject a little southernness into your daughters? >> i do. there are a lot of things about the south that i find difficult, but i love manners, beautiful manners. and tradition. and i wanted them to know my family. it was a multitude of those different things that-- and there was something about the simplicity of a small town that i really enjoy. i live in los angeles now, and my youngest daughter, margaret, that i'm in "maid" with that took me there, ended up taking me there. i'm happy there now. i am happy. >> stephen: it's happy to be working with your daughter, too. >> i'm so happy to be working with my daughter. >> stephen: let's talk about "maid." it's on net flix. tell me about the show. what is it about? >> oh, wow, well, my daughter is in an abusive relationship, and she has this child, and she ends up being a dome

because sac asheville, he says he's prepared to die for his countrymen, but he's made a gamble that his countrymen want to see him freed rather than remain behind bars in prison. some analysts think circus phillies return was ill timed, so everybody knows these, there ah, out their power hungry. and i think that's also scare some water fluctuating to support him. and so far what we've seen, he doesn't have that much support to either to initiate new or some sort of upright or some of the revolution here. or. and also importantly, he doesn't, i have so much international support like to be used to him. george's western allies worry that suck. asheville his arrest is politically motivated to day, also warned him about returning home and destabilizing an already divided electorate . robin for astir walker al jazeera roost, evy i level e u delegations in london to discuss proposals to reform. the northern island protocol, frustration is growing on both sides, about how trade across the board should be controlled on tuesday, the u. k. is breaks it minister talks of tearing up the protocol th

some analysts think sac asheville, his return was ill timed, so everybody knows is there. ah, out there power hungry, and i think that's also scared. some water fluctuate to support him. and so far what we've seen, he doesn't have that much support to either to initiate new or some sort of upright or, or some of the revolution here. or, and also importantly, he doesn't, i have so much international support like to be used to have george's western allies worry that suck. asheville, his arrest is politically motivated to day, also warned him about returning home and destabilizing an already divided electric robin for a skier walker al jazeera roost. heavy lou, this is out there. are these you top stories. rushes president is denying his countries behind an energy shortage in europe saying moscow is standing by to help natural gas prices have skyrocketed on you says people are going to need support as a winter purchase. there are fears that the u. k. might start running out of food because of a log jam of shipping containers. the country's largest commercial port. felix dow,

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some analysts think sac asheville, his return was ill timed, so everybody knows these there ah, out their power hungry, and i think that's also scared. some water fluctuate to support him. and so far what we've seen, he doesn't have that much support to either to initiate new or some sort of upright or, or some other revolution here. or, and also importantly, he doesn't, i have so much international support like to be used to have george's western allies worry that sucker sh vi's arrest is politically motivated to they also warned him about returning home and destabilizing an already divided electorate robin for esteem. walker al jazeera rooster chevy, still to come here on, i'll just the europe after a year of locked down and travel benz bodies beat. she's prepared to welcome back some foreign tourists. many say it's not enough engineering a new life. we meet the girls in nigeria who are set on building a korea, not a marriage. ah. with above average temperatures, phil. hello, i've have one. let me show you what we're talking about across the middle east. so back that an q wait, you're a

2nd round yoga to wicker, with sudden return to georgia of exile tacoma, president nichols, sack asheville, and subsequent to rest may have energized the opposition convicted in absentia of abusive power, while in office. suckers really has said his charges are politically motivated and is now on hunger strike. he and the rest of the opposition wanted these elections to be a referendum on the georgia dream government. they did not get the decisive results . they were hoping for. although election observers have noted many instances of frauds and intimidation, government misuse of resources may also have tilted results in its favor. george's western allies have grown increasingly concerned that the political parties here must start settling their differences in the interests of their country. the outcome of the selection suggests voters want the same robin 1st year. walker al jazeera tbilisi, lisa, and military have moved into a maximum security jail in the ecuadorian city of gray akina after a riot in a neighboring prison, killed a 118 inmates on tuesday. 1000 offices were deployed to one

see that the commission is non do a lot of pressure to deliver on its new practice migration in asheville, im especially given the limited progress that has been done in the past years. and so they may refrain from publicly condemning amanda states ahead of what they see as very sensitive negotiation. i'm just wondering what little vibrant is right now . marcella. and back in 2015, we saw a migrant crisis. and then countries were feeling like we can, we can't handle these migrants, but now we're seeing actual i was quite violent. disgraceful behavior. where are we right now in the psyche of europe, a migrant refugees and asylum seekers? we have a very warning situation. let's, let's be clear about this. i mean, you know what, we see what the police creation police forces have time to do is trying to practice the 3rd to discourage people from seeking that i from speaking as i don't you know, and this is a, this is a really early concert. i mean this by, you know, the day we spoke this or speaking about creation, we spoke about greece, then like 1000 remaining, but this is a practice that i

in particular, the main opposition party, the united national movement, that's michael sack asheville is party that you were referring to. there. they appear now set to face run offs in the merrill elections of 5 cities in georgia, including here in tbilisi. and that's come, i think, is a bitter disappointment for the governing georgia dream who were expecting certainly to take the capital city back again with their candidates. and so the question is, did they perform better than expected here? and was that down to that maverick reappearance of the former president mikasa casually. what happens now then to the former president's a, he's in prison now. will he be released? yes, he is. yeah. and they were the only way he might have been released was if the president of georgia was willing to pardon him. but she has categorically said no and never he faces at least 6 years in jail who are abuses of power. he was convicted of a while while while he was abroad with the abuses of firewall in office. he has stated that he's going on hunger strike before he was arrested. he left a video messa

were determined to draw themselves at 13 map in the state, and in order to do so, they had to crack asheville, and half they to draw a line through the middle of the biggest city in western north carolina. and they attached it to, to conservative, wider areas. and as a result, this, this a town that had made a district swing back and forth and was cracked among 2 districts. the man who steps forth in an open republican primary because when you've got an uncompetitive seat like this, the only thing that matters is the party primary. and so the, the most wild base candidate of either side tends to actually when that this guy had been a sandwich shop proprietor, his name was mark meadows. you might have learned his name when he became the chief of staff to donald trump. but his path to power was paved by gerrymandering. that's what gave him his, in congress and his seat at the tip. oh, can't star. i won't keep the narration going. she will let me start with a triumph story because in pennsylvania. oh, you saw that ah, virtues of something that is become unpopular on the stairs, which is inviting

in particular, the main opposition party, the united national movement, that's me cossack asheville is party that you were referring to. there they appear now set to face run offs in the merrill elections of 5 cities in georgia, including here in tbilisi. and that's come, i think, is a bitter disappointment for the governing georgia dream who were expecting certainly to take the capital city back again with their candidate. and so the question is, did they perform better than expected here? and was that down to that maverick reappearance of the former president mikasa cuz she really emergency response teams and the canary islands say be committed via her volcano on the palmer is becoming much more aggressive. new streams of lava had been flowing from 2 cracks, which broke open on friday. so far more than a 1000 buildings, including homes and farming infrastructure have been destroyed. but away from the volcano exclusion zone life continues almost as normal for most of the island. a tall, this man killed in oman asked tropical cyclone shaheen. hits the golf state authorities, adding tho

saying he wants to support the opposition and saturdays election despite the risk of arrest. sac. asheville left george in 2013 when his 2nd term as president ended years later, he was sentenced in absentia to 6 years in prison. abuse of power, a charge who called politically motivated robin. first, a walker has more from the capital to basic. i understand that he was actually detained here in sibley. see, having somehow escaped authority since posting that video early this morning from by to me, which is on the coastal, which is on the coast. he on, on the black sea, he made it to the police, and he then said that he said he faced likely arrest. we then had a statement from the prime minister saying that that arrest operation had been carried out. and we've now seen a smiling recall sacristy being taken into prison. we understand that prison is en route stevia to town not far from the from tbilisi itself. i really that just kept an extraordinary dain, george and politics because michael sack s v a has made disappearance on the eve of municipal and merrill elections, which the opposition co

this sudden return to georgia of exile, tacoma, president michael sack asheville, and subsequent to rest may have energized the opposition convicted in absentia of abuse of power while in office, such as really has said his charges are politically motivated and is now on hunger strike. he and the rest of the opposition wanted these elections to be a referendum on the georgia dream government. they did not get the decisive result . they were hoping for. although election observers have noted many instances of frauds and intimidation, government misuse of resources may also have tilted results in its favor. george's western allies have grown increasingly concerned that the political parties here must start settling their differences in the interests of their country. the outcome of the selection suggests voters want the same robin 1st year. walker al jazeera, tbilisi, tropical cycling. shocking her said the golf state of a man, it's already killed. 3 people, one was a child swept away by flood water. thousands of people have been asleep parts of the coast and had to emergency shelters. it'

the vote took place of day after for my president, macau sock asheville, it was arrested he'd return from exile to support the opposition in the municipal vote. it seems a crucial test for the ruling party. soccer really was convicted in absentia in 2018 for abuse of par, but insist the case was politically motivated. robin foster walker has more from to leasing the governing party. the georgia dream is already celebrating victory. in fact, just now i could see the fireworks over my shoulder coming from their headquarters . they claimed that there's no doubt about it. they won the selection, but they basing that on an exit poll, of which they have been several exit polls and all of them giving slightly conflicting results. so bob, we see a them claiming victory. but another poll suggests that at least in sibley, see the brace for mer, which is obviously very important. most people in georgia are actually living in the capital city. it looks like it could be a 2nd round run off between their candidate and the main opposition party. the united national movement set the moment. it's not

george, his former president's michela, sasha sec, asheville. he says he has returned for maxwell to support the position for saturdays election, posted a video on facebook, saying that he's back despite the risk of arrest. he left georgia in 2013 and his 2nd term as president ended, is later he was sentenced in absentia to 6 years in prison for a piece of power. well, he denies the charges and says they are politically motivated. let's get more. no from robin forest. you're walker, he joins us live from to please see. robin pie is successfully back in georgia. is he trying to get arrested or trying to disrupt the elections? if me, me cal sec as really is truly back in georgia. this is truly extraordinary situation emerging here because this is happening on the day on the eve of municipal elections, local elections, which the opposition say is a referendum about the future of georgia. so the stakes actually really could not be higher because he has for many years been threatening to come back, always knowing that he really risks facing a rest. f

many, and that added fuel ah, to what was already a very tense pre election climate because sac asheville, he had been an exile he been tried in absentia. he was arrested shortly after it became clear he was back in georgia. and that been expect expectations did. he would bring more voters out in his support. we haven't seen a significantly larger turn out than previous elections this time rounds. but certainly the opposition have been hoping that this would be a referendum on the government they. they were expecting them to do worse so that they could then make a realistic demand for this government to hold snap elections. the moment. given these results that we're starting to see coming in, or at least these exit polls suggest that that may not be the case. and that the georgia dream government has a mandate to continue to govern georgia. robin manufacture date robin for estie, a walker reporting live from tbilisi. we'll get a weather update. banks here on the south bend will speak to a former booker, i'm fighter, one of more than a 1000. you've left from nigeria because of infighting p

in asheville, im especially given the limited progress that has been done in the past years. and so they may refrain from publicly condemning the member states ahead of what they see as very sensitive negotiation. i'm just wondering what little vibrant is right now. marcella. at back in 2015, we saw a migrant crisis, and then countries were feeling like we can, we can't handle these migrants. but now we're seeing actual quick science and disgraceful behavior. where are we right now in the psyche of europe and migrants and refugees and asylum seekers? we are in a very warding situation. let's. let's be clear about this. i mean, you know what? we see what the police creation police force is up, climb the door, is trying to practice the 3rd to discourage people from our seeking that i am seeking as i don't you know, and this is a, this is really, really concerning at this point. you know, that then we spoke research began about creation. we spoke about the grease then like $1000.00 coverage or manian. but this is a practice that is quite widespread in europe at the moment that t

the government has never stopped blaming ex president michael sack asheville and his united national movement party for the country's problems wanted for abusive power while in office. his surprised return from exile on the eve of the election and swift, the rest threatened disability of his vote. he earlier claimed his supporters will take to the street after election day. george's political problems, it seems a far from over with in 1st he walker. i'll to 0 to believe i bombing at a wedding in the afghan province of jars, n has kill at least one person. reportedly the bride, the attack targeted a wedding hole echo sources of tar al jazeera 5 others were injured. a taliban is reiterated. it's cool for the us to halt its drone operations over afghan air space pulling into violation of last year's due high agreement in an interview without a 0 the groups foreign affairs spokesman was also asked about women's rights and said it will take time to see change we have committed and we have guaranteed all the rights that have been afforded to women in islam. that is the right to education,

the opposition united national movement has been boyd bite sack, asheville is returned from exile. they hope this rally will give them the medicine in forthcoming marrow elections. oh, we keep asking, what is your plan? our plan is only one and there will be no 2nd plan. it is victory, victory, nothing else. but the party still lags behind the government in poles. there are many georgians who would rather forget sacrifice really coffee, but his supporters want him forgiven. even from prison, he retains a powerful influence over this country. robin 1st year walker al jazeera, a, poland parliament has passed the law allowing border guards to push back migrants and refugees of the border. gods will have the power to refuse applications for asylum without considering them upon me. and also bank supplies to build a $400000000.00 board of all human rights groups. the keys, poland, wanting to legalize in humane treatment. a former chief technical pilot for boeing is being charged with lying to us safety regulators. evaluating the 737 max jetliner mach forkner is accused of giving the fede

the opposition united national movement has been boyd bite sack, asheville is returned from exile. they hope this rally will give them the medicine in forthcoming marrow elections. oh, but keep asking, what is your plan? how plan is only one and there will be no 2nd plan. it is victory, victory, nothing else. but the party still lags behind the government in poles. there are many georgians who would rather forget such really coffee, but his supporters want him forgiven. even from prison, he retains a powerful influence over this country. robin 1st year walker al jazeera us president joe biden is trying to donate millions of corona virus vaccines to the african union. in the coming weeks. he made the announcement while hosting kenyan president, who can the author of the white house climate change and security were also on the agenda for the 2 leaders. were concerning our, our shared fight against coven united states, and donated 2800000 doses of vaccine to kenya as part of a 50000000 doses. we've donated africa union and i'm proud to announce that today that we're making additional

places like evanston, illinois, which they have their reparations bill, you have your places like asheville, north carolina, talking about moving forward with the quote unquote reparations package and think that those major things of that nature. we have to look at those specific localities. let's use the models on the local level. when you have very targeted specific budget allocations and the resource allocations. the disadvantage groups and folks will have the where the of the, just the malice, specifically white people and people who have led this country so long then that's how we move the needle for. but in addition to that, when we develop something like our by party, which isn't quote unquote, a 3rd party, it's essentially a platform to help me understand that there's nothing wrong with the filtering ourselves. busy in the political landscape, just as you see, the jewish folks doing the irish folks doing that might be no community doing white people and people as a whole need to support these efforts. the mobile is ation of marginalized groups in order to bring forth tangible outcom

of course that word travels very fast in asheville. people in nashville are ready to go.y want to go down there a and avenge the attack on this duck river settlement. so there's a lot of talk about this in nashville. our major general of our militia, tennessee is a state my jew is andrew jackson. he has preceded john severe in the contest when the militia elected its own officers. he had preceded john so the militia is ready to go. all the older generation that had been in some way or another affected by the revolutionary war, they had experienced war. they were not so ready to go but the younger whippersnappers that are here , they are ready to go avenge the deaths at duck river and then the creeks again make an attack at this time it's four minutes which is in alabama almost 2 the coast down towards the coast there. they have a large group of settlers there and the creeks attack them at fort mims and pretty much kill everybody, women and children. so our governor wiley barth is ready to go up to militia and he gets permission from prevacid president madison to do this.

no idea what asheville -- >> dana: you could beat him in an arm wrestling contest. >> bill: dana, see you on gutfeld. >> you didn't answer the question. >> dana: thanks, bill. >> bill: have a good weekend. >> a fierce power struggle is going on on this friday within the democratic party and it threatens to derail the president's multi-trillion dollar agenda. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm martha maccallum in for harris today. good to be with you today. progressive democrats have force evidence speaker pell easy to delay the vote on the infrastructure bill and threaten to tank the bill unless lawmakers agreed on the separate and much, much larger -- we're talking trillions, much larger bill that is the human infrastructure bill. pelosi promises they will have an infrastructure vote and still saying it will happen today, although democrats don't seem to be closer to striking a deal. senator joe manchin a key moderate with kyrsten sinema says he is opposed to the $3.5 million price tag. 1.5 trillion in comments outside the capitol is his top number. progressives are really ticked o

we'll have to watch the mountains of north georgia including asheville. 60 degrees in boston.g drizzle that will dry out during the day. same with new york city. middle of the country still unbelievably warm. 90 in san antonio. we'll have a couple of 90s all the way to the canadian border through dakota, which is rare. 79 and sunny today. no problems, nice, in the northeast. but the rain continues from atlanta to st. louis. we've got a great baseball game tomorrow too. the dodgers and cardinals. back-to-back fantastic wild-card games. >> yeah, bill it. was the final week of the baseball season. so much fun, so much drama, and it sets up a pair of classic wild-card showdowns. i'm probably going to have to stay up past my bed tooimt tonight. bill karins, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, president biden accuses the republicans of playing russian roulette. shannon pettypiece joins us with her latest reporting on this high-stakes fight. >>> before we go to break, why are you awake? tweet me or email us. we'll read our favorite answers later in the show. l read our fa later tinhe sh

see for the entire month of october and will get it in a few days including cities like atlanta, ashevilled flooding, not just today but also monday and even tuesday boris and christie. so yes, you need the raincoat, umbrella, rain boots and i'd hold on to them for a few days. >> and maybe a boat. my gosh. >> not a bad idea. allison chinchar, thanks for keeping an eye for us. >> thanks. >>> "saturday night live" returned last night for a new season of laughs. >> among other things, they took aim at irate parents that have been at school board meetings across the u.s. upset at safety, covid safety and more obscure issues. >> there are lots of questions about the school district's covid policy. so we open theed floor to the public. ma'am? >> my name is jane and i'm concerned and i'm also crazy. let's begin. the johnson & johnson and johnson are because of fauci, okay? the pfizer is only part of it but not all of it because this, all of this, this is about i israel. >> ma'am, ma'am, do you have a question about the school's covid policy and the safety? >> i don't have a child and i don't live

host: that is sabrina in asheville, north carolina.me court met for the first time in its new term yesterday and making one of its first decisions dealing with voting rights in the district of columbia. the court confirmed a ruling that d.c. is not constitutionally entitled to voting representation, deflating hopes that they could secure representation to the courts rather than legislation. the court issued its decision and if you sentence order without holding a hearing citing a previous legal precedent in which the court decided d.c. is not eligible for representation because it is not a state. does not preclude congress from passing a law that would grant strict a vote. this is from steven in new jersey, republican line. caller: good morning. the biggest thing we are having now is misinformation. one of the biggest promoters of misinformation is the fox news network. how the fcc given the title of the news -- if they do not promote news that provides of the debate. the last republican to be honest was senator mccain. 90 have fox new

it's asheville. >> i'm so sorry. i meant biltmore, thank you very much for catching that.ou've never been there? it's beautiful. i've been and is incredible but we decided there wasn't an obvious way to work george into the ark of the story that we were telling. in retrospect i'm a little sad we don't have more of neily and grace because it would've been kind of interesting. some of this has to do with seeing some of these repeated patterns and seeing the way some of these characters interact with one another. i don't know, it just felt organic. felt like the right scale. >> to me that's one of the joys of writing. there is no formula of you know, that's okay, what you do on these pages this or that. it's all just how something feels as your writing and you kind of know when it's done. it's like editing a story for news, for 60 minutes, i'm working on a story right now and a sort of had to make endings to it and it could end earlier, a good insulator and i'm glad to see how it plays out in the edit room and how it feels. it's not a science in any way. >> angel wants to kno

no idea what asheville -- >> dana: you could beat him in an arm wrestling contest. >> bill: dana, see have a good weekend. >> a fierce power struggle is going on on this friday within the democratic party and it threatens to derail the president's multi-trillion dollar agenda. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm martha maccallum in for harris today. good to be with you today. progressive democrats have force evidence speaker pell easy to delay the vote on the infrastructure bill and threaten to tank the bill unless lawmakers agreed on the separate and much,

eastern, watch our coverage of the 33rd annual southern festival of books from asheville -- nashvilleit features author of "jesus and john wayne," the former tennessee governor discussing his book, and that title could p.m. on afterwards, adam schiff talks about his book "midnight in washington," which recounts his role in president trump's first impeachment trial and his views on threats against american democracy. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2, and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch any live -- live anytime, but to be.org -- book tv.org. sunday night, retired california superior court judge led doris cordell takes a critical look at our legal system and offers suggestions on how to improve it. her latest book addresses judicial independence, mandatory minimum sentencing, racial bias and jury selection and police reform. >> in urban settings, but not exclusively, they are not interested in the fact that you didn't have your traffic signal on, their not interested in it. . what they want to do is have a reason to stop you to then engage in conversation and the