with me now is duncan bartlett.if you heard what steve was saying, but does it look like an expulsion or something else? it was a dramatic moment, _ expulsion or something else? it was a dramatic moment, and _ expulsion or something else? it was a dramatic moment, and it's - a dramatic moment, and it's certainly having a lot of international attention, but it's not being reported in china or on chinese state media, and it's being censored at the moment. one possible scenario is what we're looking at as a power struggle. one of the processes which is taking place of the 20th party congress is the appointment of the most senior people in chinese policy risk. —— politics. xijinping is picking is owns or orders. hu jintao's politics. xijinping is picking is owns or orders. hujintao's people are nowhere to be seen. could it be that hu jintao was angry and co—invented xijinping —— confronted him? is co-invented xijinping -- confronted him? , ., ., ., him? is it fair to say that hu jintao him? is it fair to say that hu jin

the site is once again closed with john bartlett as a journalist basis. i'm going to chile and has more. john, welcome to the day. what are authority saying about the state of the statues? yes. incredibly, something to, to wake up to this morning to 1st been burning for more than a week now in the, in a particular corner of the island on. but authorities are saying that they're not quite sure what the cause of the fire was quite yet. but the damaged the, the stuff, the statues is something that's irreparable, which is going to be very difficult to see how, how any of the damage can actually be recovered and, and whether these mo, i will be, will be okay to, to sit on the island as they have done for lost a 1000 years that can the statues be accessed right now to assess the damage properly? i believe so. yeah, i know on the island doesn't been this week or this year actually. i mean it's, it's a revenue he puts, it seems that i'll kill a, just a slow you guys go to make that way to the area. the fire is still burning in places, but in a much, much lesser d

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i talked to an office worker over at bartlett, who said they are not yet ready to comment on today's accident. co workers with a man who were just at the scene just a short time ago. they declined to say anything about him or the accident. how the accident happened, etcetera, the cemetery county corners is on scene, as you can see, they will remove the remains, and then do positive identification, then notify the family and then once that's done, we can find out exactly who this person. was but as to what exactly happened and how he wound up. being killed by the chipper that is still under investigation by the menlo park police and cal osha. we're live in menlo park, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you over in oakland. it's just horrible. what happened? jessie was he treat rumors don't usually work alone. was he working with a crew? and did anyone see anything and it sounds like maybe some of his clothing may have gotten caught up and he got sucked in. well that's what i said julia. the initial report was that he fell , but we believe it's more like his clothing got

the bartlett report recommendation is that the risk is moderate. difference, i don't disagree with their moderate assessment as a private entity. the customer up to the customer's threshold for risk. i think that is where this hinges a bit is that it is a reasonable report. you get 5 arborists we will be a bit a vin diagram inform most cases there is reasonableness in all of those. so i don't discount the report. i think the city has a public safety is the priority i believe we have demonstrated a higher thresh hopefuled when will it come to accepting the liability in a face of manage assets like trees and the critical nature of the infrastructure they deliver. and so -- what we look for are -- additional signs of tree health in decline or potential for failure. and we are acknowledge there is decay gudon't believe it is a risk that makes the trees no longer sustainable. we are and unfortunate it is easy to argue a case when you feel like it is black and white. i think they for reason. we have a higher threshold for risk. one thing find out is that

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quote we've learned the worker who was killed here worked for mcclanahan tree services division of bartlett tree experts. i called that office and talk to worker who said they're not yet ready to comment on today's accident. coworkers of the man who was killed that are still on scenes that they had nothing to say about the accident or his death. osha is investigating the san mateo county coroner's office will make positive identification of the man, then notify his family before his identity is released to the public. menlo park, jesse gary ktvu fox two news, the city of san jose has taken the next steps in clearing out another homeless in campaign. many of the residents moved from the now cleared guadalupe gardens to the columbus park side after the faa said the guadalupe and cameron was unsafe because it was in the flight path of mineta international. that camp was cleared throughout last month. and now the city is offering anyone with an inoperable car or rv at columbus park. $500 to buy it, and kampman resident george villanova says he will not sell his vehicle. there ain't no place to

its application raises no constitutional concerns because the plaintiffs maps show consistent with bartlett it is possible to draw maps that look similar to alabama's own board of education map and that has increased opportunities for minority voters while satisfying traditional redistricting criteria as well as alabama's map. nothing in the text of section two allows alabama to avoid liability by offering up these postop rationalizations of simulations and core retention of maps that offer simulation. alabama called the simulations fundamentally flawed for not incorporating all traditional redistricting criteria. this court requires us to use sample plans that alabama is not obligated to adopt but those plants need not be the ultimate remedy and that is because section two looks at the totality of the circumstances, not as alabama would have it, the totality of one. it is not about putting on racial binders. it is about equal opportunity. opportunity alabama's map denies black voters. do you agree -- >> you agree with the solicitor general statement, the argument your friend on the others

after falling into the chipper yesterday investigators say controllers was part of a crew from fa bartlett tree expert company trees in the area calosha is now investigating the death new developments with the los angeles city council controversy. yeah, one of the city council members has resigned over racist remarks that were leaked over the weekend nuri martinez had taken a leave of absence and stepped down as council president today martinez announced she was resigning entirely something governor newsom called quote the right move the acting council president addressed the situation. the wound is deep the harm is vast. the transgressions are of a profound significance in an order for us to move forward with the people of los angeles. we need two more resignations. two other council members were on the leaked conversation and so far they've apologized president. biden is among those who've called for all three to resign a bay area university. a major one is trying to write a decades-old wrong stanford university issued an apology today after discovering a 1950s policy limiting admission

the site is once again closed with john bartlett as a journalist basis. i'm going to chile and has more. john, welcome to the day. what are authority saying about the state of the statues? yes, incredibly, something to wake up to this morning to 1st been burning for more than the week now in a particular corner of the island on. but authorities are saying that the not quite sure what the cause of the fire was quite yet, but the damaged the, the stuff, the statues is something that's irreparable, which is going to be very difficult to see how, how any of the damage can actually be recovered. and whether these mo, i will be, will be okay to, to sit on the island as they have done to last a 1000 years. and can the statues be accessed right now to assess the damage properly? i believe so. yeah, i know on the island, i haven't been there this week. i was here actually, i'm been over to rappin to reboot. so it seems that i'll kill a just a slow you guys go to make that way to the area. the fire code is still burning in places, but in a much, much lesser degree

after falling into the chipper yesterday investigators say controllers was part of a crew from fa bartlett tree expert company trees in the area calosha is now investigating the death new developments with the los angeles city council controversy. yeah, one of the city council members has resigned over racist remarks that were leaked over the weekend nuri martinez had taken a leave of absence and stepped down as council president today martinez announced she was resigning entirely something governor newsom called quote the right move the acting council president addressed the situation. the wound is deep the harm is vast. the transgressions are of a profound significance in an order for us to move forward with the people of los angeles. we need two more resignations. two other council members were on the leaked conversation and so far they've apologized president. biden is among those who've called for all three to resign a bay area university. a major one is trying to write a decades-old wrong stanford university issued an apology today after discovering a 1950s policy limiting admission

well, i spoke earlier in the program to canadian journalist to eva bartlett, who shared her take on the possibility of bella ruth, directly entering the conflict. this is not russian beller is against ukraine. but rather if it's sellers is entering into the prey, it is against ukraine. and although western countries, nato country backing happened back in ukraine for 8 years, you know, alarm is kind of headlines, might make it seem like, like ukraine is cornered by russia and possibly bell roofs. but it's really this global conflict that we're seeing that is using the right people, unfortunately. and the people here in the dunbar, as well as their cannon fodder. and they're the ones that are really suffering. the russian leadership comes in the cool pets. i mean, we, we've seen people have been saying, why hasn't russia retaliated for months now? right. and particularly the tariff and the bridge. then there was a lot of people asking what's gonna happen next, but i mean, i really feel like, and i'm here in done. yes, come in the don't. people here have been saying for over 8 years, when

that was the main message i spoke earlier with canadian jonas if a bartlett who has been in the don't escrow public actually since march, she gave us her take on today's missile strikes on key f. the russian leadership have been the cool that's, i mean we've seen people been saying, why hasn't russia retaliated for months now, right. and particularly since the territory of the bridge, then there was a lot of people asking what's gonna happen next. but i mean, i really feel like i'm here and done. yeah, i'm in the john bout people here. i've been saying for over 8 years and why, when is it enough? when you print stuff showing us and russia, the russian leadership did push for negotiations and they all right, until the session military operation began. there were options for kids to take a peaceful route and they because of their backers, because there are literally didn't take those options. people and you pray must be clarified and i am very sorry for them. i really am and i, i'm, i'm sorry for any loss of life. however, i will say that according to one source i read, it was citing uk

well, we spoke earlier, it's a canadian journalist, even bartlett, who has been in the don yet for public since march. she gave her take on today's retaliation strikes on key degree. russian leadership has been the cool that's, i mean, we've seen people been saying, why hasn't russia retaliated for months now? right. and particularly since the terror hackerman bridge, there was a lot of people last, you know, but i mean, i really feel like, and i'm here in done. yes, i'm in the don't people here of them thing for over 8 years. why? when is it enough? when you print stuff showing up and, you know, russia, the russian leadership did push for negotiations and they, all right, until the session military operation began. there were options for to take people out and they, because of their backers, because there are literally didn't take the options. people in your brain less be terrified and i am very sorry for them. i really am. and i, i'm, i'm sorry for any loss of life. however, i will say that according to one source i read, it was citing ukrainian police. it was on r t actually same 10 pe

even bartlett, the canadian journalist, appreciate your time. thanks very much for joining us. thanks. thanks. now, the u. s. congress has set to discuss legislation on whether to officially label russia was a state sponsor of terrorism. moscow has said that will be a point of no return and it's bilateral relations with washington. a human rights lawyer don kovachick believes it's advantageous for us to, to support ukraine, potentially turn a blind eye to the atrocities being committed by key. it is profitable to some very powerful interest in the united states, and that is why the u. s. continues to support ukraine and why they are turning a blind to various acts of terrorism and human rights abuses by the military. it is profitable to some defense contractors in the u. s. and that's very important to the leaders in washington. i think it's also profitable to the oil and natural gas industry that now wants to sell their wares to europe, trying to displace russia. so let's go back to operation paperclip. you know, after world war 2, the u. s. brought over 1100 nazi side to scal

sami bartlett and holly whitbread, thank you very much. you are watching bbc news.th me now. jasmine, thank you forjoining us. —— yasmin. people who don't follow him, just put into context with us. kanye west him, just put into context with us. ka nye west prefers to go him, just put into context with us. kanye west prefers to go by the name yee and was presenting a paris fashion week. we know he's presented shows previously, and he isn't a stranger to controversy. but i don't think we expected this. so, he was with candace owen, and along with them, a model who happens to be the granddaughter of bob marley. according to the anti—defamation league, that phrase is a racist response to the black lives matter movement. it's affiliated with some neo—nazi groups. movement. it's affiliated with some neo-nazi groups-— movement. it's affiliated with some neo-nazi groups. there's been quite a backlash- — neo-nazi groups. there's been quite a backlash. jaden _ neo-nazi groups. there's been quite a backlash. jaden smith, _ neo-nazi groups. there's been quite a backlash. jaden

while i spoke earlier in the program to a canadian journalist, eva bartlett, who has been in the danielle republic since march, she gave us her take to day on a well written ria retaliation. a tax i should say, against keith. iraq and leadership have been the cool that's, i mean we've seen people have been saying, why hasn't russia retaliated for months now, right. and particularly the terror. how can the bridge send there was a lot of people asking what's going to happen next? but i mean, i really feel like, and i'm here and on. yes, i'm in the done people here of them thing for over 8 years. why? when is it enough? when, when you print stuff showing up and, you know, russia, the russian leadership did push for negotiations and they, all right, until the military operation began. there were options for kids to take people out and they, because of their backers, because of their deliverance. didn't take the options. people in ukraine must be terrified and i am very sorry for them. i really am. and i, i'm, i'm sorry for any loss of life. however, i will say that according to one source i r

well, for more on this, i'm joined by duncan bartlett.iate at the soas china institute. thank you for coming in. what was the tone of the speech? it thank you for coming in. what was the tone of the speech?— the tone of the speech? it was reall all the tone of the speech? it was really all about _ the tone of the speech? it was really all about ideology. - the tone of the speech? it was really all about ideology. xi i really all about ideology. xi jinping was emphasising that marxism was the basis for the way in which china is run and he is talking about once again socialism with chinese characteristics. this affects every aspect of society in china. in particular i think it touches on the question of freedom of speech and the media. he said that the party must exercise control over ideology and make sure that the media expounds what he calls the right values. in other words, this is not an opportunity for debate and discussion, this is party ideology being read to the party faithful underneath a enormous... in being read to the party fai

a crew with fa bartlett tree company was trimming trees along the road when one of the workers was pulled into of wood chipper and killed. in bristol abc 7 news they had been notified about tree trimming work in the area but of course never imagined it would lead to a deadly accident. >> we all feel sick and sad and we are just, we are just really said. we are trying to imagine what the four poor families and workers are feeling. and it's, it's a lot. we just feel terrible. >> cal osha will be investigating the event. we reached up but they have not responded. >> this morning, we are learning about the young men killed in a week and shooting near uc berkeley. eli mataafa was one of four people shot. he is the only person who died. he had deep ties to the locals samoan community. last night, numerous people called in to the council meeting upset over what they say is just the latest recent case of violence near campus. >> immediate action must be taken. we cannot wait until another person is murdered. >> the mass shooting was unacceptable. x it is a seriously cup call. the streets of berke

. >> i am bruce bartlett i was intimately involved in almost all of the history of the book i didn't any footnotes like you and them and talk about lately is the 88 campaign the fact that jack kemper running. now jack was clearly the heir to reaganism. and he was defeated but more importantly he retired from congress which v opened up a hue vacuum that was filled by newt gingrich. you would have been speaker of the house in 1995. there is no doubt about that. i'm time to think too much about things that did happen rather than things that didn't happen. andfe also there was an importat article bob woodward wrote a few years ago about how gingrich was actively engaged in the defeat of george h.w. bush in 1992. i think he saw the way the wind was blowing. he may have had some knowledge he could see all these southern democrats were on the brink this would create republican majority. somehow i seese these events as being interrelated. it was sorta bright right in the middle of that was working the reagan white house and the notes at the dip department with raising taxes and that sort. i

. >> i'm bruce bartlett. was intimately involved in almost all the history in your book. >> i was hoping you would come up. >> i didn't get any notes. [laughter] things i've been thinking about is the 88 campaign and the fact you had jack kemp running. jack was clearly the heir to reaganism and he was defeated, but more importantly, he retired from congress, which opened up a huge vacuum that was filled by newt gingrich. if jack stayed in t congress he would have been the speaker of the house in 1995. there's no question about that. i think sometimes we think to too much about things that did happen rather than what didn't. also there was an important article bob woodward go to a few years ago about how gingrich was actively engaged in the defeat of george hw bush. and this is i think he saw the way the wind was blowing he may have had some knowledge that bob michael was going to retire. these would create the possibility of the republican majority and so somehow i see these events as being interrelated, and

. >> i am bruce bartlett i was intimately involved in almost all the history in your book. >> i was hopingou would come up. >> thank you for. >> i did not get any footnotes like you. [laughter] one of things i've been thinking about lately is the 88 campaign. the fact you had jack kemp running. now jack was clearly the air to reaganism. and he was defeated. more importantly he retired from congress which opened up a huge vacuum that was filled by newt gingrich. if jack and state and he would have been speaker of the house. there's no doubt about that. i think sometimes we think too much that did happen rather than things that didn't happen. also there is an important article that bob woodward wrote a few years ago about gingrich was actively engaged in the defeat of george h.w. bush in 1997. the way the wind wasn't blowing he may have had some knowledge that bob michael was going to retireso. he could see all the southern democrats are just on the brink of all becoming republicans. this would create the possibility of a republican majority. somehow i see these events being interrelated. i

>> hi, i'm bruce bartlett and i was almost intimately involved in the history of your book. you had jack kempotes like you. running and jack was the heir to reaganism and he was defeated and more importantly he retired from congress, which opened up a huge vacuum filled by newt grinning rich. if jackst stayed in congress, hd have been speak -r of the house in 1985. there's no question about that . i think that sometimes we think too much about things that did happen rather than things that didn't happen. also there was an important article about how he was engaged in the defeat of george h.w. bush in 1992. this is, i think he saw the way the wind was blowing. he may have had some knowledge that bobth michael was going to retire. he could see that all these democrats were on the brink of becoming republican and it would create a republican majority. somehow i see these events as being inter-related, and i was sort of right in the middle of it because i was working in the reagan white house and over at the treasury department where we were involved in raising taxesin and thing

. >> i am bruce bartlett, there's one thing i'm thinking about. i didn't get any footnotes. something i'm thinking about lately is the 88 campaign. you had jack kemp run. jack was clearly the air to reagan. he was defeated but more importantly, he retired from congress which opened up a huge vacuum filled by newt gingrich. if jack had stayed in congress he would have been speaker of the house in 1995 and so that sometimes we think too much about things that did happen rather than things that didn't happen and also there was an important article bob woodward wrote a few years ago about how gingrich was actively engaged in the defeat of george hw bush and this i think he saw the way the wind was blowing he may have had some knowledge that bob michael was going to retire, he could see all these southern democrats were on the brink of all becoming republicans and this would create the possibility of a republican majority and so i don't know somehow i see these events as being interrelated and i was sort of right in the middle of it because i was working the reagan white house an

. >> i'm bruce bartlett and i was intimately involved in almost all history in your book. but this 11 thing i've been thinking -- >> come up. >> i didn't get any footnotes like you. [laughing] one of the things i been thinking about for some reason lately is the 88 campaign and the fact that you jack kemp running, and now jack was clearly the air to reaganism and he was defeated but more importantly he retired from congress, which opened up a huge vacuum that was filled by newt gingrich. i mean, if jacket stayed in congress he would've been speaker of the house in 1995, there's no question about that. so i think sometimes we think too much about things that did happen rather than things that didn't happen. and also there was an important article that bob woodward wrote a few years ago about hiking coach was actively engaged in the defeat of george h.w. bush in 1992. and this is, i think you saw the way the wind was blowing he may have had some knowledge that bob michael is going to retire. he could see that all these southern democrats were just on the brink of all becomin

say contreras was part of a crew from fa bartlett tree expert company. kalasha is now investigating his death there are those founder elizabeth holmes will be sentenced next month. she's expected to face multiple years in prison for felony fraud the date had previously been set for this week, but that's twice been pushed ahead holmes is the co-founder of a blood testing startup a jury convicted her back in january of four counts of defrauding investors out of more than 144 million dollars. the hearing is now said to happen on november 18th happening today. san francisco supervisors will meet to address concerns. the city is failing to meet its vision zero goals several recent reports from t 20 is on track to be the worst year for traffic-related deaths since vision zero began in 2014 at the same time traffic enforcement efforts are dropping according to new data analyzed by the chronicle. san francisco police are riding an average of just 10 citations per day compared to 74 per day in 2019. today's supervisors want more information from the police depart

. >> president bartlett, josh, toby and c.j.dan and gianna. >> just imagine him facing off president bingo bob russell. >> they can't meet. >> what? >> they can't meet because they were both actually played by gary cole. >> gary cole was on the west wing? >> yes. thank you for watching. >> jesus. if i knew that we would've never hired him. >> they get tonight's last word. in a programming note rachel maddow will join us on monday right here on the last word to discuss her new podcast ultra, about american extremism, the first two episodes will be available monday morning wherever you get your podcasts. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ie ruhle starts now >> tonight, another week of legal setbacks for the former president, there are still more twists in the case of the missing president. as the current president and still becomes a troubling take of the nuclear risk of armageddon. then, countdown to the midterms with control of the house and senate on the line, there's even more abortion controversy in the crucial s

has said, we will stand by ukraine's defenders for, for as long as it takes an sco now to natasha bartlett, in brussels. the 1st of all, what have they decided when it comes to supplying air defense systems to train what he had lloyd austin, that the us defense secretary saying we read it for as long as it takes not seem to be the message the way hearing over and over again, here in a thought was interesting. lloyd austin remarks in the beginning of a meeting that he was saying that every time the vladimir putin, the russian president escalate the situation in ukraine. the recent missile strikes the, the illegal annexations of policy ukraine sham, referenda. every time for me to, to make such a move that only strengthens the resolve of nato members to support your claim to do as much as they can to help you crate in its fight against russia. again, for as low as it takes now, lloyd austin was talking at the beginning of ukrainian defense contact group. so what this is, is a meeting of about 50 countries that are looking at the ways which they can best support ukraine, mainly of course, wit

the eastern town of backlight, as despite using sophisticated weapons from west and allies from bartlett and daniel screeching. charles stratford reports it's a deadly game of hide and seek gloomy cranes. eastern frontline soldiers with the 26 artillery brigade. when, who with this 155 caliber german howitzer to which firing position russian forces are in the eastern outskirts of a mood. the cannon is targeting russian supply and artillery positions beyond the town. it takes around 40 seconds for the shell to reach its target. the trajectory is adjusted of the information from drones and spotters, monitoring the target zone. this german mobile, how it's a has a range of around 30 kilometers and it's weapons like this from the west that have given the ukrainians a fighting chance back under cover. the men load more charges and prepared to fire again. my impression of i am not sure the sky, if your disease we are covering our troops who are defending buck boat because it is a key point. our task is the destruction of places where there is a concentration of manpower and batteries of firing

. >> president bartlett and president meyer. >> josh, toby, and c.j., dan, and jonah. >> imagine camp david along with vice president mingle bob russell. >> they can't meet, because they were both played by garrett cole. >> what? >> gary cole is in the west wing? >> yeah. >> thank you for watching. >> jesus. if i know that, we never would have had him on veep. >> bradley whitford and -- get tonight's last word. and a programming note, rachel matter will join us on monday at 10 pm right here on the last word to discuss her new podcast ultra. about american extremism, the first two episodes will be available monday morning, wherever you get your podcasts. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. r with stephanie ruhle starts now have a good night >> tonight, another week of legal setbacks for the former president, there are still more twists in the case of the missing president. as the current

mom bartlett meant to know. i'm not a politician is really in our so giving, you know, pulling may, ingest, maybe cartoon was present a president on sunday, arrow are sorry, he was asking me in i j as soon as you, as soon as the brother of marshal for him. so he told some people that told me what they have done. i'm not interested irby vibe. i knew that he was counted behind on probably long shot milligan, my body muzzled it on him, yellowish on madame that la, making these allegations against cowboy bank was none other than the governor of the central bank of, of canister one man on the other cardio footnote held the post until 2011. however, later that year he fled the country and moved to the united states. he said that his whistle blown had put his life in danger and that he had no other option than to escape. i seen for him. massage ticking. where my lot, ma'am, would get say, i was intending to tell the truth to the parliament, but that i said, this is the best time. and then i had said to them that despit