inequality is a huge problem here how for almost a beacon to live in poverty. the country is only slowly recovering from an economic crisis and president you see his government has recently been plagued by several corruption scandals. the election will be closed and for the 1st time in years and uphill struggle for the ruling for the party. for some more insight into this election i'd like to bring in professor agree and on the whole a political analyst stance based in my porsche welcome to the africa professor here we said that democracy is and a serious attack in what can be quite a you say this democracy it is. the rule of law so when activist particularly. from within the collection are brutally killed. by. the possibility to protect lives and target the police when the police is used as a missionary to. clear a democracy it's been attacked because dad it takes the place in a context of a much larger election political violence soon that was the. moment over. violent elections there who are killing over iraq and that's not a relevant. in our attack to the d

did not come from the free beacon. >> juan: yes it was.nyway, i think to me, she's been under attack for a while. remember that story she had a affair with 24 marine? >> dana: i missed that one. speak to me too. >> juan: because it was focus. >> greg: you just brought it up. >> juan: it was another bogus story. >> greg: did we ever cover it? >> juan: i don't know, but it was all over the papers come i will tell you that. >> greg: it was all over the papers? >> dana: i read every paper. >> greg: research come i'm looking it up right now. >> juan: weight, but i will say this. i am surprised, people say hey, what was the context of this because they say everything is premature on the school board, we will renew you the next year, but realizing we have teachers saying to the reporters, oh, yeah, that was the policy, but if you could hide your pregnancy, then they wouldn't know. they would renew you. once you became pregnant, hey, we got to hire someone else. >> dana: why on 2007 on tape with an interview saying she made the decision on her own

those people who show up every single day and say it, those are the beacons.re exactly a year ago at the tree of life and the bullet holes were still in the door and i don't think that people knew that for a year, that it would still be a year before they would go back in. i think at that time they were hoping that they would be able to resume their services there before a year. and, you know, obviously they've had to move and other temples have taken the men in and embrace them. >> we're thinking about them today. >> here's what else to watch today. to do our part, wells fargo has committed $1 billion over the next six years to develop housing affordability solutions. putting affordable homes within reach this is our commitment, this is wells fargo. >> president trump frequently says he only hires the best people, so what about the cabinet of his closest advisors? we'll get the bottom line next. s for your business. when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies

we know saturday's grant by now you got married on sunday, as far as beacons go that's got to be up there. it's been outstanding. it's been a great experience for the club. but also it was great and had enjoyed it and it's been nasty for the club and expense area.... enjoyed it and it's been nasty for the club and expense area. . .. i'm sure your wife was delighted that you did not show up with a black eye. i gathered uad to find out whether or not you have been named on sunday, you gave a find your phonejust in case on sunday, you gave a find your phone just in case it did on sunday, you gave a find your phonejust in case it did not on sunday, you gave a find your phone just in case it did not go off while you are walking up the aisle. yes likely that did not happen. disappointing therefore tommy cannot make it after what's been a great season make it after what's been a great season for him but praying for your team—mate. you two have been at the heart of what's been good about soccer this season. he's been great. we managed to make the squads outstanding and i'm glad and i'm great frie

if you implement the beacon programs. batta will be destroyed. we don't want to lose this program.his is highly crucial to our community. most especially our children because we don't want to lose our identity. that is in filipino. for the longest time we have been felt to be ashamed of our identity. we are not the same ones from 50 years. we want to let you know our bilingual program is crucial the to our children. to let you know right now we have our children speaking up. i have a nephew coming here and he wanted to go to the bilingual program supthatthal to our children. thank you. [applause.] >> good afternoon. i am from the philippines. right now i have two children. they are in the batta program. actually, we did not plan to enroll our kids in that betsy carmichael because we live close to tenderloin school so i heard about the program. we have very much impressed with their programs. the children were taught the moral values, especially respect. [speaking spanish]. >> for the last three years, so my first one was in kindergarten. right now she is already in second grade. an

they also detailed what a beacon of light this young man was in his community, the charity work he had done, the philanthropic efforts. prosecutors showed offensive text messages and social media posts that were rather scathing. amber guyger if she decides to testify on her own behalf will have to answer to and be seriously questioned about. anticipate that here on wednesday morning as the sentencing phase continues. we expect to hear from defense attorneys who are trying to minimize the amount of time that amber guyger will spend in prison. dave and christine? >> ed lavandera. thank you for that. >>> a key figure in the college admissions scandal plans to plead guilty. he allegedly had their s.a.t. and other exams fixed. he took the bribe. he allowed a text fikting fraud to continue for years. he faces up to 30 years in prison. prosecutors say they would consider a lesser sentence if he provides assistance. >>> the latest aggression coming day after north korea agreed to resume nuclear talks with the u.s. paula hancocks live in seoul, south korea, with the latest. paula, what are you

inequality is a huge problem here how for almost beacon's live in poverty. the country is only slowly recovering from an economic crisis and president you see his government has recently been plagued by several corruption scandals. the election will be closed and for the 1st time in years and uphill struggle for the ruling for the party. or for more insight into this election i'd like to bring in professor. elliptical analyst stance based in my proto welcome to the aid of the africa professor here we said that democracy is and serious attack in what can be quite a you say this democracy it is based in the rule of law so when activists are particularly the. first for muslim because the election are brutally killed. do so when process that there's a possibility to protect lives and turning the police when the police is used as a missionary to people. that democracy is being attacked because that it takes the place in a context of a much larger election and political violence soon that was they all said that moment over was a. violent election they are who are

inequality is a huge problem here powerful almost beacon's live in poverty. the country is only slowly recovering from an economic crisis and president you see as government has recently been plagued by several corruption scandals. the election will be closed and for the 1st time in years and uphill struggle for the ruling for the party. for more insight into this election i'd like to bring in professor andrea. well an extent based and i put a welcome to these every africa professor here point said that democracy is and a serious attack and will then be quite a you say this democracy it is. in the rule of law so when. clearly the. first form was and because the election are brutally killed. by do so and trust that there's a possibility to protect lives and target the police when the police is used as a machinery to keep. clear of democracy it's been attacked because that it takes the place in the context of a much larger election and political violence soon that was they both said that moment over was a. violent election their whole killing over our police an

years of civil war which pitted the ruling socialist for a little party against the opposition was a beacon national resistance or party young people here especially hope that the old conflict over ideologies is now coming to an end. if we have peace i will have a better chance to graduate because of the conflict i could not study the economy is down and there is no money. but it is always again this is just as much as well the situation appears to be calm and peaceful right here there's still some tensions because not far from here up in the hills this is where some members of the armed opposition hiding. this is the real now more stronghold of the parties and some resistance fighters are refusing to accept the peace agreement and want to stop the election it was clear to local politician and mr angeleno during the election campaign that the internal conflict could cost in our move oats but he's optimistic the party will unite and i would run the for in the party. i don't know how much top. the push taking as a different number wins the elections we will change many thanks socially economi

if there is anything that our country probably has stood for, it has been a beacon of hope.ame to this country at the age of 17 to flee anti-semitism and extreme poverty. it has been a beacon for hope for people all over the world who looked at america because of our democracy, because of our belief in human rights, because of our belief in opportunity for all. that is the america we once were. as president, i want once again people from all over the world to say this is the united states of america. that is the country we want to emulate and become. (applause) >> bernie senator bernie sanders. (applause) ♪ ♪ scott won a senior staffer with the hill but with a house pick up this week? >> there are two aspects to this. one is reaffirming that the impeachment inquiry that has been going on for the last month is a legitimate inquiry and has been and the second aspect of this is setting up procedures, rules and really

if there is anything that our country probably has stood for, it has been a beacon of hope.ho came to this country at the age of 17 to flee anti-semitism and extreme poverty. it has been a beacon for hope for people all over the world who looked at america because of our democracy, because of our belief in human rights, because of our belief in opportunity for all. that is the america we once were. as president, i want once again people from all over the world to say this is the united states of america. that is the country we want to emulate and become. [applause] >> senator bernie sanders. [applause] ♪ see what is available at the c-span online store, including our all new campaign, 2020 t-shirts, sweatshirts and hats. .org andspan store browse all of our products. >> tuesday, the senate commerce science and transportation committee hearing examining the boeing 737 max following two international accidents last year. testifying before the committee is boeing president and ceo, and vice president and chief engineer john hamilton. watch live tuesday at 10 a.m. c-span.orgc-sp

says the situation is precarious with no room for policy mistakes also coming up with some beacons to the poles and hopes they can benefit from the country's vast wealth of natural resources. and president trump threatens to destroy the turkish economy over andras offensive in northern syria. but counted out the business when it came jones and the language to have you with us now the voters in mozambique today cost their ballots in presidential parliamentary and provincial elections although it is one of the poorest countries in the world was and because vast deposits of national resources and could in fact be a very prosperous country. in the north of mozambique everyone is waiting for the boom huge reserves of natural gas were discovered years ago directly off the coast but they're still waiting for production to start now it's nearly time international energy companies are ready to start operations and are predicting mozambique will become one of the world's leading producers of liquefied petroleum gas. among the firms involved are chinese and european companies they are promising

couple travels to germany to open an art exhibition but this occasion was fitting bringing together 2 beacons of norwegian culture writer karl rove accounts cart and artist edvard munch the author curated an art exhibition in the german city of dusseldorf covering the works of munch who is something of a national hero in norway and this exhibition. has the favor of showing us a lot of old works. so we see more of the for the it's in here maybe we've ever seen before the exhibition offers a different view of mint work of course the scream is on show but also 140 of his lesser known pieces some of them not at all dark but instead offering flowers gardens and nature as motives now scarred part of the topics and designed the rooms a walk through the inner world of edvard munch. tried to create. forums that was like chapters and a book and this would be very different to have very different atmosphere in them and it was incredibly fun to dislike conducting something karl of a canal scart is considered norway's most important contemporary author since the recent publication of his autobiography he'

known as a beacon of stability and lauded for its tourism attracting wildlife complacency could indeed be the biggest threat to botswana as economy. the country's grown relatively rich from diamonds but in unpredictable markets along with high inequality and low job creation have taken away their sparkle. for some good news on the topic of pan african trade the continent's tourist industry is now more from a local tourist than from foreigners it was travel and tourism council says domestic holidaymakers contributes 56 percent of africa's tourism revenue the continent's growing middle class travels more often though as incomes rise in some countries and better roads and low cost airlines make it easier to get around. some of the other global business stories making headlines today russia africa summit egypt and ethiopia agreed to restart technical talks on ethiopia's nile river dam project the 2 parties have been at loggerheads egypt is downstream from the dam and relies almost completely on the free flowing water russia's president vladimir putin has also spoken with the 2 sides but it

and particularly in what has not been a vintage week, this just stood out like a shining beacon ofjoyis is what cinema should be about andi this is what cinema should be about and ijust this is what cinema should be about and i just loved it. this is what cinema should be about and ijust loved it. and perhaps if any of us, notjust children, and particular adults, feeling a little worn down maybe by current events. the world has been tough recently. go see farmageddon. wonderful. might have to see it several times in the next weekend. just lovely. in terms of best out. i have let you down. i was not brave enough... i was not brave enough! i want you to see it because it has divided people so much. the reason i chose it isjust lightly play devils advocate. i know so lightly play devils advocate. i know so many people who love it, i know in equal amount of people who absolutely hate it, and i really wa nt absolutely hate it, and i really want you to know what you think of it. go and see it. everyone who i've talked to who has seen it says he is outstanding. and i think there are interest

if there is anything that our country probably has stood for, it has been a beacon of hope.ho came to this country at the age of 17 to flee anti-semitism and extreme poverty. it has been a beacon for hope for people all over the world who looked at america because of our democracy, because of our belief in human rights, because of our belief in opportunity for all. that is the america we once were. as president, i want once again people from all over the world to say this is the united states of america. that is the country we want to emulate and become. [applause] >> senator bernie sanders. [applause] ♪ >> -- including agriculture, transportation, and housing. boeing's3, the head of on capitol hill at 10:00 a.m. eastern to testify about safety concerns related to the boeing 737 max 8 aircraft, which saw its entire fleet grounded earlier this year after 2 fatal crashes. later in the day, a house judiciary subcommittee looks at how current immigration policies are affecting veterans and their families. >> coming up on "washington representatives roger marshall joins us to dis

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t the dark s fast lingerie was a beacon of light, baking crust and caffeine. >> i wanted my coffee ma sure people could enjoy a fresh pastry. >> the same thing. we were open. all the locals are really supportive. >> reporter: this couple is from charleston, south carolina and say they are here trying to escape power outages due to hurricane season. >> if i were to live here, i would certainly have a generator. and probably an escape plan if a fire did start. just like we prepare for the hurricanes in charleston. >> for those who have lived here for 50 years, the outage is an excuse to reconnect. >> it is just another occasion to celebrate all of our friends and the community. we are a tight community. so we take care of each other. >> but downtown certainly looks different today. no school, working traffic lights and limited places to get groceries that don't require refrigeration. even the city buildings downtown are working without power. some day it's frustrating. >> here we are, getting involved in corporate activity with pg&e and everybody else. so it makes life very difficult. >

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arthel: as a beacon for democracy how does it look to other world leaders particularly us allies thatresident said he would remain silent until after the trade deal is done? should he be more vocal? >> he has been vocal and there have been discussions behind-the-scenes, but one thing we haven't heard that we need to hear is the president of the united states to speak in reaganesque tones. we have a common foe, the same power encouraging our economy in hong kong which is a reason for those protests, the same power that is attacking our democracy so, those kids are really important to us because they are the front line of their freedoms and our freedoms. >> the president says he will hold off on being too vocal about it. very emphatic and loud if you will on twitter about other matters. why isn't he yelling at the top about this? >> there is this notion in american policy that you can't anger china when you want something from them. it is the opposite. if you want something, you've got to give them a reason to deal with the reason, the united states will take a tough line in hong kong.

> and we have a phenomenal organization named inner-city youth and inner-city youth should be the beacon and the leader for job creation and job development in this community. they can bring people together and so gwenn, at first was like, are you sure? i said, i'm sure. i said, we'll lock armed and do this together. we had the support of shamon and then to dj at ycd and we are here today now because then president breed and now mayor breed invested in i this community. she has been in office for a little over a year and we have gotten more year and more attention ant more investments than any other mayor in the last 25 years. [cheers and applause] so i'm just the beneficiary of great partners. i'm the beneficiary of great leadership from the mayor's office and community-based organizations and those, like, mike brown and now gwenn brown that are taking over the torch for this community. i know gwenn, that your father is smiling down from heaven right now because he truly gave his life for this community. and what is the words they say? if you can give someone a job, you can give them di

confrontation and and, yes,nt and anger beacon s hate, he was a of ivility, of fairness, justice. he was chairman of the oversight reform committee. too early.way at 68 years of age. of us who served with him justice, passion for his sharp intellect, having kappa from i beta howard university, where he was president of the student government association. we knew his wit. we knew his devotion to the cause of making government work the people. will be surely said of elijah that he worked hard until the very end. was on a telephone call with on sunday talking about how we ought to proceed ith the heavy duties that confronted him, his committee, and the congress. e never waivered in his dedication to the cause he made, career, marks of his even in recent days when, as i said, his health was waning. causes were quality, for all.ty the son of a sharecropper who to be a great leader in this country. voting rights, civil rights, alleviating establishing justice, ensuring that those entrusted ith high office are held accountable and carry out their esponsibilities lawfully and ethically. e

at 22, a beacon for other trans women in dallas who admired her. like her self-appointed auntie jazmine. >> i have been trans all these years, but i mostly lived in my house. she made me wanna get out and live. and just be visible. >> reporter: but that visibility made muhlaysia a target. in april, a minor fender bender escalating into a horrifying assault. a warning, it's difficult to watch. bystanders capturing it all on video. quickly going viral. muhlaysia later told police her attackers hurled transphobic slurs at her. this man was arrested for the beating and his lawyer tells us he intends to plead not guilty. >> i get the chills coming here. the whole apartment complex was ot there and nobody helped her. >> reporter: after several excruciating minutes, a few women finally drag muhlaysia to safety. unconscious with a concussion and a broken wrist. >> this happens on the daily. another one of my friends got killed right up the street from here like four minutes away from here. it breaks my heart but it's reality. as a black trans woman, it mak

the united states is a beacon of freedom for everyone around the world. realize that until you walk around the world and hear people talk about the u.s. these hong kong protesters have been flying the american flag and singing our anthem because they need our help. we need their help because we have a similar foe. it is attacking our democracy. we need to work together with the hong kong protesters, not sell them done the river. >> i covered china for five years on the ground in mainland china. and covering this and looking at the chinese response over the past several months to these hong kong protests, how much does this damage our ability to be the beacon of democracy as you talk about here? what is the long-term impact of something like this. >> reporte >> i think what's going to happen, and we have seen this the last several weeks. president trump has been pivoting. he talked about hong kong in good terms before the u.n. general assembly. we need to be mourre regan-esqu. we have a lot of interest there. we have had a lot of business interest in the c

we know saturday's grant by now you got married on sunday, as far as beacons go that's got to be up there great experience for the club.

a beacon star.ome to the judiciary committee and be the first witness and take every question asked of y you. starting with your own involvement with the whistle-blower. >> today's vote sets the stage for a more public and more emotional phase of this inquiry danna. >> dana: mike emanuel thank you so much. ari fleischer is a former and fox news contributor. those decided to show up today and have a big fight, what do you make of this, especially when you look at that part that partisan unity on both sides? two democrats are the only ones that voted against this inquiry about the republicans all sticking together. >> democrats are getting what they have longed for, the statement previously from a democratic congressman saying no one of them came to washington to impeach donald trump combats wrong. they tried to overturn his election in the electoral college, several liberals did. this is the culmination now day know whether it was michael cohen, whether it was stormy daniels, whether it was tactless,

now the neighborhood grocer is a beacon in a sea of darkness. >>> i did not think we were going to need it. now this is happening. pg&e shut us off. nobody knows when it will be back on. the whole neighborhood is out. >>> intersections with signals on right next to those that are dark. figuring out the four way stop was a challenge. santa rosa police responded to 20 car crashes. almost half with injuries from people failing to yield. the city hospitals kept their power but were wary about discharging patients to rehab without it. >>> we are starting to see signs of nursing facilities dealing with the power outages.>> reporter: kaiser hospital is being performed. other facilities. >> with the anniversary of the wildfire being here. when you at the reality we are going through a planned power outages. certainly it is heightened sense of anxiety. >> we are supporting each other. >> reporter: if anyplace has the antidote for fire anxiety it is coffee park. which held a party for the two- year anniversary. ironically this neighborhood has electricity. and people were looking back and looking

they were posted throughout oakland for safety, direct traffic and de tur crime, but one beacon of light, a lonely lucky's was open until 6:00. they are grateful for one store with the lights on. >> they were working hard preparing for this, even the store managers i saw were tossing dry bags of ice and getting ready for that and a lot of people were shopping but i still wasn't sure when the power went out how well they would do, but they are fully open for business. >>> that lucky's said they are running low on water and ice but they have five pallets of ice on the way. >> santa clara county, they are de claireing states of emergency. the most hard hit area are evergreen and ellen rock and the east san jose foothills. >> we have our plan. this is something we have worked on for several months anticipating these shut offs. i will push to the top of pg&e to insure that we can get power restored as quickly as possible. >>> the mayor reminds people to be careful driving during the blackouts. about 60,000 san jose residents are affected by the shut offs. >> the outages are postponing that bi

the daily communal meal contains no meat because it's bad for the environment and because the beaconsin the village incensed around 70 percent of the vegetables eaten by the villages are also grown by them and they're aiming to further increase that figure and instead of being thrown away the leftovers of recycled as compost. the villagers are happy with the small range of foods covering their basic requirements chocolate also stopped by the village store is a luxury. and has nothing against city supermarkets as such. had all the range could be smaller. of course i really notice the abundance of products and then i have no idea what to buy. actually in each item and. eat a item stopped by the village store all organically sourced and more expensive than their supermarket counterparts but around the corner is a place where people give things away when they no longer need them like loads. most residents have jobs in the village itself as administrative carpenters or gardeners which means the money stains n.z. and linden. but not everybody could afford to opt into this sustainable lifest

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." >> we are supposed to be the beacon of hope. a leader of the house impeachment probe, congressman elijah cummings, dies overnight. >> may god bless, may god bless america. >>> witness on the part of the president was a meltdown. sad to say. >> top democrats walk o of a white house meeting on syria saying president trump insulted them. >> we need to have the tools that we need to do our jobs in our schools, that's extremely important. >> no school today for thousands of kids in chicago after their teachers go on strike. >>> it's important to find out who that person is. >> plus, we hear from the law firm representing the ukraine whistle-blower. >> if this person becomes the story, then the subject of all this comes about the bias of the whistle-blowers. >>> this is about charity, but i would say at about maybe 2.5 months into this, i realized this is also about boxing now. >> in our series, "a more perfect union," cancer survivors literally fight for a cure. >> am i beyond your range where i'm sitting right now? >> i can get to y

believe we can and must be the nation which the world looks to and mobilize others for common good, the beacon of liberty, offering refugees and the oppressed options, a bulwark of democracy and self-determinati self-determination, championing of human rights, the leader of the free world. that isn't a slight throwaway phrase. all of this is on the ballot next november. so let's choose who we want to be. let's choose if we want to retake our place in the world, keep the united states safe and secure in because we build on our alliances and choose a president who will rebuild our credibility and restore the value of america's word. that is what is at stake here. i promise you if we do not, others won't make their accommodations. imagine a world without nato and european alliance. imagine a world with alliances in the pacific. how long will it take some of these nations who will no longer take our word that we will be with them before they decide to go to nuclear? before they decide they have to act, before they decide to have two in accommodation with putin or china. folks, this policy has been

state building's astonishing new facelift. ♪ it stands like a beacon in the middle of new york city.ght shows that illuminate the night sky. after 88 years, the empire state building is still a sight to behold. so this is your grandfather right here. >> right. >> reporter: holding the model. >> that's right. >> reporter: tony malkin is the third generation in his family to run the empire state building. safe to say this is no longer his grandfather's skyscraper. malkin is making changes. around four million people visit the empire stat building each year to take in sweeping views from its famous 86th floor observatory. >> here we go to the only museum open 365 days a year, 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. -- >> reporter: tourists have something to see closer to the grounds. what was essentially a hallway in the line to the elevators is a multimedia interactive museum. it pays homage to the construction in 1930 and '31. >> high above new york's fashionable 5th avenue, men pierce the sky -- >> reporter: with re-creations of how workers built the tower by hands. >> here we go to the speed with which th