bam bam bam bam bam. two attackers started shooting assault rifles firing over one hundred twenty rounds in the space of a few minutes if we knew there was still there and that they had reloaded. only then i heard steps on broken glass. glass being in those steps kept coming closer. and my new now he's standing next to me. the attackers searched for survivors and shot them in cold blood. then they left the cafe. and that's when a colleague of mine screamed get out now. the ground was covered in countless bodies. the dialogue but in that instant your survival instinct takes over. you just put one foot in front of the other and try not to see what's around you. our goal was the taj mahal hotel and we can see that the other end of the street. but the taj mahal palace hotel was already under attack to. the group of gunmen had arrived at mumbai's waterfront in an inflatable dinghy they split up and attacked five targets small taney asli this security camera footage. police and military were unable to gain cont

the group also says they've been given electric shocks beaten and threatened with rape adar bam prison in. their quest to visit the women comes as the saudi government continues to struggle with the international fallout from the murder of jamal khashoggi the journalist was killed by a saudi hit team in the kingdom's consulate in istanbul in october the. tragedy it was obviously a total utter disaster for saudi arabia and it would seem that the responsible people who are responsible for the operation were also responsible for the detention of these men women's rights activists in britain is saudi second most important partner for arms sales and security but the murder so she has put a spotlight on human rights in the kingdom at least ten women are in prison for demanding more rights seven men who will say being detained for supporting them there are credible allegations that these people have been have been tortured the people as crispin blunt said the indicate the evidence suggests that people involved in the murder of tomorrow or of old in the in the torture and ill treatment of the

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we advise them to turn to the police to enlist their help in rescuing girls from these situations at bam as a banana farm one where women have to support one another and we need to be confident and make sure our daughters get the best possible education at the am that we women need to raise our voices and speak our minds and work together to ensure things change and commanding and well but i am glad. she also points said that islam does not justify the girls treatment. there is nothing in the qur'an that excuses the oppression of women. the principal encourages the girls in their muslim faith and instills in them a sense of self-confidence. that they can get the principle asks who wants to be a doctor one day. wants to teach the girls courage so that they can lead self-determined lives. a school like this would have changed iran's life. would like to see something like this on her own island you know not. makes me both happy and sad. i wish i could turn back time and start all over again but i'm glad such a school exists and. like the school principal the women from the book see mistreat

jail as long as you just have to go there in the same block because they can visit each other now and bam. no more you'll be in the regular thirty. five meters won't get to live in freedom for another two years. and it is unlimited but i don't want him to think that his mother's abandoning him he understands that she can come with him but we just hope of what he's going through won't leave him scarred. but it will say families who've been through the experience. themselves minus is now ten he spent three years living with his mother in prison. his father says he still can't talk about that time. we had to leave the lights on in the hallway when he goes to pet it because he has nightly has it but now the noise is making a jump and when he goes to the toilet he needs me to wait outside. his mother is still in prison women serving sentences can only have their children with them until they turn six. bring us only sees her usually behind glass during visiting hours. with but. also says his son has changed he was taken into custody along with his mother. to be pretty efficient. i got a call fr

are also critical. >> we're pretty unenthusiastic about the possibility of elizabeth warren. >> to bamit is too polarizing. we can't nominate her. >> obama. this is early in his presidency. he wanted to avoid a fight if he could. >> instead, president obama nominates warren's colleague in july 2011. >> i asked elizabeth to find the best possible choice for director of the bureau. and that is who we found in richard porter. >> the hard part was then going back and telling the people i'd hired that i wasn't going to be able to stay. but you know, sometimes you got to be the grown up. >> even before warren steps aside, some around her have an idea of what she could do next. >> i wanted barack obama to appoint her to head the agency. and i said if they don't confirm her, she can run for the senate. and he said, do you think you want to be a senator? i said yeah she wanted to be a senator. might even want your job. she's got start somewhere. >> she was untest bud proved very quickly she's in the senate race she's got that. very quickly she's in the senate race she's got that. (coughing) nee

you know and then bam back to my body and her like. ever since then i quit drinking. the military family respite center that started when the miss kim she saw all this house hasi end sitting empty and was in foreclosure and misc bought it and i'll buy or sell and turn it over to not forgotten outreach to be used for the military families as a place of rest but. i'm sorry you. can't be because. i way that i can i want to take that. move it over there one there. and that's it. i will always back there and this is open for. i served in the u.s. army and the military intelligence division and i think three times. total i've been homeless. so three times after i got out of the service i've been homeless. the world doesn't exactly offer our military families are surviving families a place of where they can just kind of fall apart and that's ok and if they need to lay out in the yard and cry. they can and i thought were hell the world doesn't offer it's but i can see how everything about it what we're creating here is hopefully a sense of sanctuary. a sense of acceptance tha

they hope to get a time they think nestle down straight never should give up we never will put one up bam meet some weight is still dream about. so. you. think you. can make. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. when i came back from iraq now i hope marijuana her was cocaine methamphetamine see anything that's altering trying to get us out of. that bad mindset using the chemical that would be self medicating. i want to be drinking and drinking just killing myself but. alcoholics drink to get drunk alcoholics drink to feel normal. that's why alcoholics that's why a drug addicts do what they do a shot while still for the next. star cool under which these guys are blowing through to it it just means to. need to be helped and not good pushed on by the v.a.'s are as drugs go and stuff they need to be helped. and they this day really should be looked at like numbers they should be looked at like people if they go to a veteran center for health issues be considered as someone who reall

in america that nobody ever noticed before he showed up, and then all of a sudden it was, like, oh, bam- the president doesn't have to show his tax returns. oh, and the president doesn't have to divest from his businesses. and, holy shit, he might be able to pardon himself. that's crazy! and what is that down there? that's just a mustard stain from when thomas jefferson signed -- he signed the most important document with his lunch. that's weird. that's not trump's fault. so thanks to trump, we've learned that, during a national emergency, a president can do way more than build a wall -- shut down the internet, send the troops in, he can control the country. so if i were the democrats, i would give trump the wall before he finds out what he can really do. i know it sounds crazy, but now he's like the baby from the incredibles. he only knows that he can float. we do not want him finding out if he can shoot lasers out of his eyes. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) but they can be welreally expensive. a puppy, so to save money i just found them a possum. dad, i think he's dead.

. >> pulled up on the side, bam.es, and he spins him out. >> reporter: the car badly damaged after officers tried four pit maneuvers. flores repeatedly escaping for three hours until finally running out of gas near camp pendleton. >> during that time he was belligerent to the officers on scene. he did not comply with the commands ordering him out of the vehicle. >> reporter: the pursuit ending after flores took a bean bag round to the face and a k-9 officer moved in grabbing him. a friend of flores says he's a troubled veteran. >> this person is a ptsd veteran. he served. he was in afghanistan and iraq. we have tried to get help with the v.a. but with it being so backed up and such a long wait list, it's hard to get treatment for any of our veterans. >> reporter: this morning flores facing a slew of charges including felony hit-and-run. >> when is enough going to be enough? these people are, like i said, constantly putting their lives on the line for us and what are we doing to return the help? >> despite taking a di

the group also says they've been given electric shocks beaten and threatened with rape adar bam prison in. their quest to visit the women comes as the saudi government continues to struggle with the international fallout from the murder of jamal khashoggi the journalist was killed by a saudi hit team in the kingdom's consulate in istanbul in october the. tragedy it was obviously total and utter disaster for saudi arabia and it would seem that the responsible people who are responsible for the operation were also responsible for the detention of these side raman women's rights activists in britain is saudi second most important partner for arms sales and security but the murder shows he has put a spotlight on human rights in the kingdom at least ten women are in prison for demanding more rights seven men who will say being detained for supporting them there are credible allegations that these people have been have been tortured the people as crispin blunt said the indicate the evidence suggests that the people involved in the murder of jamal her shoulder or involved in the in the tortur

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if power is abused in there'lls committee, as it has been in the it could bam place where democracy goes to die. we are just getting through the most closed congress in history. be myt want that to legacy. i want people to say we have a fair process here. know, where ideas i disagree and have an opportunity to be house floor. >> do you consider yourself part of a leadership? i do. i mean, the rules committee works very, very closely with the speak ear office. our job is to meck sure we don't the senate where it is chaos. we want to make sure we have orderly ross stows move things forward and wecan move the agenda forward and so we work closely with the speaker. >> if control of legislation and centralized inoo leadership in today's countless have someave to, we end that i organizes this and i think, what, what speaker pa is has givenone i think moremittee space to be able to kind of work things out. this rules pkage is a case in point. main, we put this package together without the leadership telling us what to do. this really is from the bottom up. from people who, who have been hear fo

if you just talk over people it's very boring bam it looks like. it's a debate. yes it is a debate and i'm very happy to engage on the topic not your pointless ad homonym diversions on the substance here the one simple thing i mean you've just said you agree that muslim ladies in the u.k. who get married should have the same recourse as those from abroad through british courts you just said that so we agree in the butt but let me make it more simple for you isn't the shari'a if we had if we remove shari'a councils because we only should have one jurisdiction in the united kingdom that's british law which is sovereign which is made by the people of the united kingdom and implemented by our courts then there's no problem with tall white country just accept that if you're in britain be subject to not a little question that he had by british judges i'm british people go ahead i'm all ears let me ask you a very simple question what about the altar docs huish community what about their courts. the shin bet call to get here with very much a stupid yes very good it's a v

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filing a complaint they want the world bank to start investigation on what happened to them and then bam. p.d.'s protection of basic services and this is one of the world's biggest aid projects the world bank has provided billions of dollars to the ethiopian government this project has a good purpose to fight poverty in ethiopia but the government of the european decided that in gambell the way that they wanted to distribute basic services by forcibly moving people. into new villages. it was possible that some of the money being provided by the most bank was being used directly to the implementation of the education including for serious human rights abuses but i want to work with the folk you call them on the muslim and the been one the one. i believe that with some hard work and advocacy we. we can get the world bank to be accountable for what it's done. it's been difficult for me to say but i mean i wouldn't i wouldn't be here if i didn't believe that this was worth it was. going to. get. better but. you know. you got to. put a hood on. i mean. i know there's. been a little. thing i w

. >> bam. >> what. a boy named r.j.nding a basketball scrimmage with this long distance bank shot. it happened on a pretty big stage too. halftime at an nba game in washington. as you see right there, r.j. got mobbed after making that killer shot. get it, r.j. >> lift that jersey to the rafters. >> yeah. >>> up next in "the pulse," the woman who is unable to hear men. it's an actual medical condition. >>> also ahead, a family sues lifetime for using their private photo in a christmas movie and calling them ugly. >>> plus, what we all need, a 27-pound bucket of mac and cheese. >> yum. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feeling

bam, yes. and he spins him out. >> reporter: at one point, police approach the car on foot, guns drawn, but he takes off. finally, more than three hours later, and two counties away, officers using a canine to pull the driver out and take him into custody. david, the person on the scooter is expected to be okay. the driver of the car likely facing several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. david? >> all right, kayna whitworth tonight. kayna, thank you. >>> there are also breaking developments at this hour in the manhunt for that killer near houston, who fired on a family in a car, killing a 7-year-old girl simply riding with her mom and her siblings. police just releasing new surveillance video, this is it tonight, of the red pickup truck seen driving away. and a new sketch of the suspect tonight the family saw in that truck. the children actually helping to describe him. tonight, investigators want to know, was this a racially motivated attack, and did this suspect strike before?

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tube and see our poll shows at our two dot com coming up we talk donald trump sprouse food nation and bam books in prison with author and speaker walk through dollars that stay tuned to watch. there's will be a whole cost going on america for profit and the drug companies are killing millions of americans for profit and if no politician does anything about it i mean i look around the world and i see these relational and the friends protests and i see that as growing going globally john locke said in sixteen to ninety i believe that if the social contract was broken then it's up to the people to revolt the social contract has been shattered revolution this is the son. of former secretary general of the united nations kofi anon once said literacy is a bridge from misery to hope and for an inmate locked up in here. and here in the united states of america the world's incarceration capital it's most often donated books that act as the bridge to hope this is why it's quite concerning when we see reports of the long time practice of sending books to prisoners is now being banned in states like

tube and see our poll shows that are to dot com coming up we talk donald trump's past food nation and bam books in prison with author and speaker dede watkins and all of us that stay tuned to watch your. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only loosely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and. going to want to. join us as you know. i mean we're going to go. if it up as well i must. get it. but those was. my body and we. will be a ship with the. triumph when he was running in two thousand and sixteen articulated a vision of foreign policy that was clearly at odds with what you would consider the sort of post-war liberal international consensus that that americans want. might be some claim that there are elements that critique that house and the liberty here's the problem though it's not enough to offer a critique you can say that there are problems with the existing foreign policy and then you have to offer something that's better person pure

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to put on hold lower court decisions to block the bam. the court hinted that the court will ultimately uphold the decisions. china,ent -- in president xi jinping is signaling communist party leaders are concerned about the social implications of the slowing economy. he was xi stressing the need to maintain political stability in a meeting of top leaders. he said there are dangers to the long-standing rule. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is "bloomberg." thank you. down, we, they shut are live in washington, d.c. to look at they plan to end this standoff -- at the plan to end the stand up. this is "bloomberg." end this standoff. this is "bloomberg." ♪ vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: in london, i'm guy johnson. this is the european close. vonnie: let's get a check on u.s. markets as they are lower. let's get to abigail doolittle. >> we do have a risk off for the major averages in the u.s. plus, oil. t

(ken) (bam vo) jayme closs was found 70 miles from the home where her parents' bodies were found in october. a 21=year old man is facing charges of kidnapping and murder.(pam) a lot of prayers answered tonight ... kron four's catherine heenan has the details.. "you know my legs started to shake man. it was it was awesome ..." barron county's sheriff could not contain his relief at the end of the 88=day search.naton october 15th of last year, the bodies of james and denise closs were found, shot to death in their home in the tiny town of barron, northeast of minneapolis.their 13 year old daughter was missing. months of searching turned up no clues.and then ... "i just happened to be there. and she found me. that was good."a woman walking her dog in gordon. 70 miles north of barron, came across the girl and took her to a neighbor's home.< peter kasinskas> "jeanne walked in and said this is jayme closs call 911. i was in absolute shock." "i absolutely knew it was her. we've seen her picture a million times around here.