i think bds -- a matter what you think of bds, as a rhetorical device, it is superb.has been branded in a way that even if you are against bds, you're talking about it. i would urge everyone to talk as much as possible about bds because it is such a weapon to use to be able to raise these issues, especially with young people. nermeen: i want to say people who are critical of bds say that israel is being unfairly singled out, and there are many other countries who commit absolutely you greet his violations of human rights against their own people and the world is silent. our guests can roger waters, and other supporters of bds have criticized radiohead recently proclaimed the concert recently in tel aviv. the group's leader tom york responded in part by saying "playing in a country isn't the same as endorsing its government. we have played in israel for over 20 years to secession of government, so more liberal than others, as we have in america. we don't endorse benjamin netanyahu anymore than trump, but we still play in america." so that is thom yorke of radiohead. yo

over 50 councils in spade have adopted bds. we see the legacy of sis when norway's largest trade union, with over a million members, formally adopts bds policies and when the mennonite church votes to divest from israel and joinses the presbyterian quake whore have started to divest. this is the political war in israel and unlike conventional warfare it has no end, often rick to discern victory from defeat and takes place in the college that our children attend the news media we consumer, the political party wes choose to support and every form that touches our lives. my book does not tell a happy story. indeed israel is bleeding badly in many of the institutions that it covers, but as golda meir said as jews we don't have the luxury of being pessimists and the jew wish people have built a state capable of securing itself militarily, can assert itself on the global stage and it is composed of organizations and leaders who understand the culture and plate dynamics of the countries in which we advocate and this why to relation sh

this is the new circumstances of the situation, except that the bds movement has learned these facts yet. please. >> i have a question about the -- the past ten years or so since hamas took over in gaza, talk about negotiations, and, for example, -- [inaudible] in 2008, how is it make concessions when hamas has actually ruled the people, they would never agree to anything signed by abbas or the palestinian authority; how can israel be secure in a peace agreement when the know half the palestinians or those representing the palestinians, particularly those in gaza, will not abide by it. >> i think it's a very strong case, i agree. namely if you believe dish mean, the international notion is that the two-state solution. you cannot have a two-state solution with two palestinian states. there cannot be gaza and the west bank. has to be one palestinian state, under one rule, with one vote, as they say, and one weapon. and the issue of gaza is a very strong issue to mention. i say you can't have two palestinian states and you can't speak about three-state solution. it's a two-state solutio

estimate of his wealth the "new york times" said the proposed plan could save the trump family more than 1 bds. >> hundreds of people arrested and no immigration rates targeting so called sanctuary city. ice agents arrested innerly 400 people and nearly 200 in california. most of those arrested had criminal convictions. >> an army general headed to puerto rico along with thousand more troops to boost hurricane relief effort. containers full of supplies sitting in port because of a shortage of truck drivers and gas. we'll show you some of the most remote areas of the island. >> reporter: days after hurricane maria barrelled across puerto rico food and water growing scarce in this town almost everyone lost all or part of their homes now isolated. the bridge connecting it to other towns washed out. residents doing all they can to survive until help arrives. this woman saying one person makes food one day and another the next day. on this island people hanging by a thread no power or running water. >> every line you stand in by the time you get up there there's nothing left. >> reporter: the hospi

life aftraer bd with the kids.alling them the best friends i've ever had, angie seems to take a subtle swipe at her ex, saying, nobody in my life has ever stood by me more. the six are home-schooled, learning arabic, sign language, and physics. maddox has his pilot's license and can now fly solo. and turns out the kids want angie to do an action movie. knox even offered to help. he said, mom, i can train you. i can help you run, do pushups. as for shiloh, well, remember this story brad told oprah in 2008. >> right now, shi is in this thing. she only wants to be called john. john -- would you like orange juice? no! >> reporter: angie revealed she calls the 11-year-old simply shi now. says they are no longer on lockdown. she'll return to acting and they'll travel. quote, i think they're itching to get out in the world again. well angelina has her hands full. >>> meanwhile, a troubling scare for the royal family. a 40-year-old woman was arrested after she allegedly gained access to prince george's school in london. th

the countdown serve bd applebee, and kicks off monday. >> kirk: we talked a lot about clemson and the wins, and consistency. you and i had a chance to talk about dabo this week about how do you avoid complacency after winning the championship? thought he had an interesting fr philosophy and approach. he said he calls it the windshield mentality, and it goes to how they recruit. they have a beautiful new facility. they are recruiting at such a high level these last seven or eight years, and they are selective in the type of individuals they are willing to bring into their program. they don't just get any five star. they look for -- they look for character. they look for a personality that fits, and if he doesn't fit, they are not going to recruit him. >> chris: jackson scrambling and darts out. does get a first down. dabo claims he runs as many off as he tries to get. he doesn't feel like the personality is a good fit for the program. >> kirk: but i think when you do that, it allows you to do the things and cultivate the program and push it in certain directions and players look at you

keep in mind a lot of these task force members have families worry bd their safety, but they say they're constantly communicating with them and re assured us how thef \he\e ' trained extensively for these catastrophic events. bottom line here they're ready for maria, kristin leone. a very, very account active season in the tropics. all these storms brewing and they're all coming h way. we're making our way through the alphabet. they do them in alphabetical order. we have until the end of november before this season is over. things have been nice here at least. we've had some i'm going to l call it award wing weather it's always nice when it's nice on the weekend. we have lad, however, a here and l. nothing that was really a washout by any means what whatsoever. great to get out and enjoy brunch or whatever . same story for tomorrow. we still have some clouds and also just a chance of a spray little popup here and there. we did 85-degrees at reagan national airport. it's now 74. so pretty warm, very comfortable outside. seventy at baltimore. sixty-seven at dulles, 66 at manassas. sixty-ei

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the countdown serve bd applebee, and kicks off monday. >> kirk: we talked a lot about clemson and the wins, and consistency. you and i had a chance to talk about dabo this week about how do you avoid complacency after winning the championship? thought he had an interesting fr philosophy and approach. he said he calls windshield mentality, and it goes to how they recruit. they have a beautiful new facility. they are recruiting at such a high level these last seven or eight years, and they are selective in the type of individuals they are willing to bring into their program. they don't just get any five star. they look for -- they look for character. they look for a personality that fits, and if he doesn't fit, they are not going to recruit him. >> chris: jackson scrambling and darts out. does get a first down. dabo claims he runs as many off as he tries to get. he doesn't feel like the personality is a good fit for the program. >> kirk: but i think when you do that, it allows you to do the things and cultivate the program and push it in certain directions and players look at you and ju

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less so about the effect of bds in the region and more so about the ability of americans to engage in boycotts without being criminalized or what have you. that's the power of the government dictating what you can or cannot do. that's language they understand with respect to gun ownership. they don't want the government telling them how many guns they can own. so i'm just giving you one example. it does require being a little creative. it may not work. but it's the kind of thing where at the very least, i want them going home after they have met with you saying, i wonder if they had a point. they may not, but i wonder if they had a point. when you raise some of these issues that they may never have thought to equate two plus two equaling four. >> so thank you for that. i appreciate it. we do that. we do work on multiple levels. first on the local level, the city government in austin. we are the only -- we call it in texas the blue dot. >> i'm talking about outside. >> so we have very friendly relationship with the city government. basically when we need something from them, we get ten

and it's a point in th bd nine,0 and so on henry is retiring from politics and that's where his correspondence closes the. he believes it is evil, repugnant, but what h did he do about that? he can't figure out what to do about it, so he and a lot of this generation come back to the position that is tragically very much like where they started out. only now slavery is wrong that we don't know what we would do about it, therefore we should treat them well. in fact transit, the only thing i think we can give henry and his contemporaries credit for its declaring that it's wrong. there is a sense in this tragic story of the involvement with slavery and a sense in which we measure their failure by that standard that they try to uphold that it's wrong and it can't be justified. >> unfortunately it has been the great american dilemma. >> what was it that made it so difficult for them to [inaudible] they found a repugnant but they couldn't figure out what to do about it. what's causing the way of configuring out what to do about it. >> what got in the way to do anything about slavery and the answer to

chamber of commerce says it looks forward to working with the a's and is excite bd the future. >> this is an honest and refreshing commitment by a sports franchise to support our community and we applaud their efforts. >> now the new ballpark woe cover 13 acres and seat 35,000. it would cost around a half billion dollars to build which is the a's say thisly pay for. >> it's the billionaire boys club. nfl franchises rise in value. today forbes releasing the annual list of the most valuable franchise. elena though it's saw only a small increase the 49ers remain fifth on the list with a value of just over $3 billion. the raiders saw a bigger increase jumping up to 19 on the list of the 32 teams with a value of nearly 2.4 billion. and for the 11th straight year the dallas cowboys are the most valuable, worth nearly $5 billion. as for the 49ers next game you can watch it here on nbc bay area. they host the l.a. rams thursday night in santa clara. coverage at 5:00 p.m. >>abling straengt $sfrengt in the atlantic still recovering from i rememberia puerto rico gets ready for maria. >> president

, for example, less about the effect of bds in the region, more so about the ability of americans to engage in boycotts without being criminalized or what have you. that's the power of the government dictating what you can or cannot do. that's language they understand with respect to gun ownership rate of what the government telling them how many guns they can own. i'm just giving you one example. it does require being created. it may not work but it's the thing where at the very least i want them going home after they've met with you saying i wonder if they had a point. they may not but but i wonder f they had a point when you raise some of these issues that they may never have thought to be quite too close to equaling four. >> so thank you for that. i appreciate it and we do that, we do it on multiple levels. first on the local level, city government. they call in texas the blue dot in texas. >> on talking outside of austin. >> we have very friendly relationship with the city government. basically when we need something from them, we get ten votes for, one vote against the same per

>> his speech that today was bd a mark of clarity. this was not on rally.give in phoenix or springfield, illinois, or even missouri. this was directly to people who did not like him and did not want to hear his message. he said it to their face. this was a gutsy speech. it vindicated everything people had tried to say about him and it validated him as a world leader who deserves to be on that stage. i thought it was a brilliant speech and i frankly think that when he called little kim rocket man, that was a very powerful moment. he didn't try to go up and play the role of the diplomat because diplomacy sometimes is a bunch of people pretending to be polite. he just spoke to him. >> sean: q elton john. music that can accompany that line. it's also him being him which is so important for anyone to be successful. you have to be yourself. i want to go to the other issued, the top story tonight. we did learn the president was right back in march. early march. he said trump tower was being surveilled. we reported that on the eighth. we had incontrovertible eviden

. >>> we have a state flower and a state bd bird how about a state dinosaur would you like a state state dine saw. >> potentially. >> here is the flanges governor brown approved a bill over the weekend the duck billed dinosaur affectly dubbed auggie, fossled discovered in fresno county everything happens there. assemblyman richard bloom spear headed bill and said adopting a state dinosaur is great opportunity to learn about the prehistoric past. >> i want to know more about him before i latch on. >> personality traits. >> carnivore, herb voer that's what i need to know. >> we will update the story hopefully by laurk. >> in fremont there is a hurj prehistoric. >> you were out there. >> yes, who would have thung. >> check it out fremont and dinosaurs google it check it out. in terms of bay area weather we have nice conditions coming our way through the next several days. warmer than average but the lass stint of summer. even though we are -- we are in fall to get anything you wanted to do outside done before we start to get rains building in. high pressure produces the warm air the next fe

. >> that particular veryri fy bd and i. >> jimmy: you're damn right she does.are regular guys who get scooped up and recruited into this government agency that d l deals with ghosts and monsters and aliens. and we're kind of tasked with dealing with all of this stuff. and protecting humanity from all of these -- >> jimmy: that's fun. you have effects and all that stuff? >> yeah, it's super fun and super hard to make as it turns out. we just have five days to make it like any show. like "parks and rec," five days to make it and it was a lot of work and hard to do. but it was also -- we were in an office most of the time, it was kind of doable. but this, where there's explosions and monsters and flying saucers and action and stuff. so it is really hard. so if you watch it, just know that we're all really tired. [ laughter >> jimmy: that's a hell of a way to sell the show. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: are you shooting it all at night? >> there's a lot at night. >> jimmy: can't have a ghost at noon, can you? >> no, no, ghosts aren't as scary during the day. yeah,

the bd is going to come in and go crazy, every single game, every question will be thrown at you aboute in the locker room. no one is going to want to deal with it. football is a team sport. when you have someone like that causing so muche' controversy inside and outside the locker room, he's not worth it, he is not talented to deal with it. >> juan: you don't think there's a blackball situation. >> jesse: i think owners don't want to sign him because he attracts a lot of negative attention and is not worth the risk. >> juan: a distraction. >> greg: blackball implies that everybody met in a room ane says were not doing it. in this case,pe it's people makg a businessec decision, saying, s this going to hurt tickets? i have a solution for colin kaepernick. he needs an exit ramp out of this controversy. i think, this week or next week, he should announce that after watchingul the heroism that took place this week, i realize how unique and special this country is and how lucky i am to be here. i allowed myself to get bogged down in a lot of negativity but now i'm woke. i see what america i

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the investigation on october 28th, flying to iowa, we saw her reactions, and she wrote, "was this a bdd to be. the fbi wasn't the federal bureau of ifs or innuendos. its job was to find out the facts. what the hell was comey doing?" obviously that was a real momentum killer in terms of all the polling and all of our own political analysis. >> andrea, what was striking to me about the choice that former fbi director comey made was that he felt compelled to make a public statement just before the election about one investigation. as we now know at that time there were two investigations going on, one into possible collusion between the trump campaign and the russians, and the other into possible misuse of e-mails by hillary clinton and a failure to fully disclose pip think the fbi director should have commented on both or neither but for him to choose at that time to comment on only one of those two so close to the election was a choice i strongly disagree with. >> a lot of people have said that hillary clinton has not been introspeck tich enough about the campaign, about the election, a

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do you believe resistance should include also other than bds, should it include our struggle? >> this is a difficult question. do use -- do i think it should include armed struggle? i do not think that is necessarily now. there was a time -- a time when armed struggle yielded obvious results for palestinians. there was a time when the use of force by palestinians resonated with the rest of the world because most of the world was colonized and suffered from the same conditions. when palestinians were resorting to arms so too were several african nations, so too were several asian nations so this condition of colonial subjugation was unique to all of us and despite all u.s. efforts, in the 1970's to articulate the use of force is terrorism, they failed. the tables have turned and we seem like an anomaly on the rest of the world's stage. that said, every single achievement or whatever has been produced by -- in terms for the palestinians, has been produced as the result of some sort of course of pressure, filings and armed struggle has been part of it and i believe palestinians h

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at a minimum, it doesn't -- something that's this impact bd court policy does not belong as a rider on an appropriations bill. i urgecally -- i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment. the chair: does the gentlewoman reserve? ms. mccollum: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. long: i yield to the gentleman from california. mr. calvert: i'm happy to support this amendment. it was mentioned a recent court decision earlier this year overturned a long-standing e.p. ample exemmings for reporting from farms. family farms and ranchers across the nation shouldn't be burdened with more and more paperwork to do an activity they've been doing for many, many years in this country. that's not what congress intended and congress, last i look, made the laws around here. i support the gentleman's amendment and urge its adoption and yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman is recognized. mr. long: this is a nonpart season issue. i would like to point out that organization of the national association of cera tite 38 officials back in 2012 in an

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what we need to be concern bd is ensuring that our ballistic missile defense capability keeps pace with that. >> i think it's important to have that ongoing assessment. if you project maybe three years down the road, as far as north korea's capability, i believe there is an assessment occurring as to whether or not hawaii needs a system in place besides the radar. so that is my understanding. >> absolutely, senator. we are constantly assessing and again as recently as the last several weeks where we made some recommendations based on that assessment, our ability to protect all americans, guam, hawaii, con -- continental united states and alaska. >> you state briefings you receive you indicate that iran is adhering to the obligations under the jcpoa. my question is as long as iran is in compliance, is it in america's national security interest to maintain the jcpoa? >> the intel community assessment is that they near compliance right now and therefore i think we should focus on addressing the other challenges, the missile threat they pose, the maritime threat they pose, the support of pr