to see our full coverage of the berks detention center, go to democracynow.org. human rights organizations are condemning the egyptian government for the detention and torture of journalist and human rights activist esraa abdel fattah. egyptian security forces abducted her from her car at night on october 12. she says she was then beaten and strangled by officers. she is one of at least 3000 people who have been arrested since rare protests against egyptian leader abdel-fattah el-sisi late last month. in lebanon, over 100 wildfires have swept across the country since monday, burning forested areas and killing at least one person. officials say the flames are fueled by a heat wave. lebanon called f for intertitiol help from neighboring countries to fight the fires, which officialals are callining the wt fires to hit lebanon in decades. in mexico, the senate is slated to vote on legislation to legalize marijuana in the coming days. the bill's passage would mark a major shift away from the u.s.-backed drug war in mexico, which has killed tens of thousands of people

that's probably the most typical book prize berk because it takes a very literary approach to german it's a subject and has some beautiful writing layered it's complex fictionalizing a story that actually happened whereas the other one is not that she has that distance that older writers don't have parents may have been nazis or may have been victims or may have been just onlookers so she has a different approach which is more liberated i would say. i learnt all the liquid land. is one of the debut novels on the shortlist. what i love about debut novel author is that this is the writer's part that all into them and i think that there's a passion behind them that they're like this is my book you know this is what i always wanted to write down i loving every minute of it i am hating every minute of it but it's not it's not a chore for. with it's easy to put down roots where there's a lot rotting in the soil. book is set in an idyllic village called coles island or big one land a strange place that's lost in time and plays by its own rules the novel's protagonist who goes there to find

let's start the morning, you can see whether rain is, cornwall, devon, hampshire through berks, londonving area where it will continue to rain, but for the rest of the country absolutely fine, absolutely fine for belfast, newcastle, aberdeen as well. there will be fine weather on saturday, not in the south. a weather front in the south is expect it to move northwards as we go through the course of sunday and on top of that it is notjust one, there are more weather fronts heading in our direction. we are seeing a mishmash of weather fronts across the uk on sunday, basically that spells very changeable weather. these blobs of rain where you see them, could be north, south, east or west, it is impossible to say for sure. but it is certain that they will be some rain around. you can see these weather fronts marching off the atlantic through the rest of sunday and into monday, gaps in between, but they will be some fine weather here and there. on monday it is northern and eastern areas, central areas as well that have the best of the weather, whereas out towards the west and south there is

that she and others became so alarmed by rudy giuliani's efforts that they weren't toize to eisen berks rg. giuliani said of bolton, i'm disappointed in john. i received this evidence as part of my representation of the president. it is the origin of some of the false information against the president. house democrats scheduled a full week of impeachment depositions including george tent who is expected to address whether giuliani pushed for the removal of marie yovanovich. democratic chairman adam schiff questions heading into the closed door session. by changing the designation of the white house interviews to depositions. house democrats have more control over the public release of transcripts. >> they say an official impeachment investigation would give them the right to issue subpoenas and call witnesses, in fact, leveling the playing field. lou: today congressman mark meadows saying that based on the information that the committee has heard, the schiff committee, there is no support for a quid pro quo for any of the witnesses who appeared thus far. also, nancy pelosi speaking befo

abc 7 news was at berk hi high school when carlitos rodriguez spoke. he believes focusing on what young people have in common can tackle issues like social isolation and reduce violence of all kinds. >> it's not about our skin color, the place we come from, our differences. it's not about our trauma. it's about our story and altogether when we speak out, our stories can come together as one and build a common bridge. >> rodriguez survived the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 people died when a gunman opened fire targeting students and staff in february of last year. >>> sue say loftus is officially san francisco's interim district attorney. her appointment by mayon lond london -- mayor london breed is stirring up controversy. >>> new video shows a former 49ers coach as he it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. coasbu has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection.

gentleman from yuri, it is true and, it is sad that pennsylvania, you know, is based on what it's berke and philly and -- pittsburgh and philly and erie does, because pennsylvania is a much more vibrant and diversified state other than being determined by a few cities, and i live in the republican t of the state. i have my whole life. one of those folks said, i hear one of the democrats talking woman,- i am a white educated, soccer mom type of person. although i did vote for president trump in the primary, -- did not vote for president trump in the primary, i went to john kasich because he is from pennsylvania, i supported president trump in the general election and i will do that again, and mainly it is because of the attacks that the democrats are doing. as far as the deficit goes, i don't like deficits being added either, but president obama added 9 trillion plus to the democrats seemed to forget that and they just hammer on this $1 trillion amount for president trump. honestly, i benefited from that like i said, so i, will support him again in 2020. without hesitation. host: we will

talking with scientists at uc berkely to learn how the system works. >> reporter: new technology is in the works that could have changed the reaction to the 6.9 earthquake back in 1989. >> for example, where the oakland freeway was down, that would have been about a 40 second warning between where the earthquake happened, and where that shaking happened in oakland. >> reporter: it's called shake alert. while it cannot predict an earthquake before it hits, it can give notice before the shaking happens. scientists point to the effect of tossing a rock in the water. there's some delay to when the quake starts, and when it moves out. >> reporter: angela is part of a team working on the development of shake alert, which uses information from sensors sitting on top of faults. shake alert is already being used by some agencies. >> b.a.r.t. has been a partner with the shake alert system for many, many years. they get the alert into their control room, and depending on where the earthquake is, how big it is, how much shaking is expected for the train, they can slow, and stop the trains, or hold

. >>> ruth will be in the area for an berk cure will. weekly law is hosting the memorial lecture and justice ginsburg will take the stage with amanda tyler to look back on kay's life. the memorial lecture was created by a gift from professor pamela simonson who will also be on stage today. she is considered a an iconic pioneer and taught at berkeley law for 57 years and is the first female dean. >>> it appears to be a three- way presidential race in iowa. a poll taken last week puts joe biden at 18%. elizabeth warren at 17%. and buddha judge at 13% among others. kamala harris is in si with 9% in this poll. the south bend bear is getting political advice from facebook according to mine time begging, he sent many emails to the campaign manager with the names of individuals who might consider ltiple emails to the c with staff recommendations. ultimately, two of the people recommended were hired. >>> several san francisco leaders and community groups plan to condemn a campaign billboard they call racist and sexist. we are live in the south o

this is a lot of talk about sheryl sand berke you know, pressure -- sheryl sand berg, pressure on her all the stuff that's coming at them. that stuff is not really reflected in the stock price, as i said. the bipartisan sort of regulation that's being called for, if it does happen -- particularly if elizabeth warren becomes president, will be reflected. and that's what they're worried about, these investors, that these two guys -- you know, the people at the top are just not, you know, capable of handling the political aspect of this job. and now this job has become a big political aspect. i would like it to this, because i've been covering this a long time. back after the financial crisis who was in the hot seat? obviously, the banks. it baime jamie dimon and show trials. it hurt the stocks of those firms, those firms -- the banks clearly faced a lot more regulation. they faced some earnings issues. goldman sachs, just is so you know, is pre-financial crisis, a shell of itself, because of these regulations. so that's what investors are worried about when it comes to facebook, marley

investing in like maybe say amazon where they are trading for thousands of dollars for in the case of berkalso, we talk so much about income inequality. part of the reason we've seen the richer get rich and those in the bottom sort of stay stagnant is because of asset appreciation over the last ten years. >> stock exposure. >> and there are many people, including young adults, who have not been able to partake so i think this is great because it actually makes it easier as you mentioned, democratization, it's a lower barrier of entry and enables more people to be able to invest. >> i mean, look, if you lose some money because you -- there's an education process there too. >> and it gets more people into the market. >> exactly for better or worse. finally, before we go, we have to ask if tipping is immoral because that's the question david brooks is asking in "the new york times" today. the opinion column this is the tipping system is not a maritocracy. it widens class divisions and he acknowledges that tipping's the world we should live in says you should still tip 20 to 30% the other reas

resistance uprising, and free french german tanks raising down -- racing down the cross of the range on a berks civil taken on their side. -- the cross of lorraine, joan of arc's symbol on their side. over the seven weeks in france, allied forces together suffered i will round up 200,000 casualties. the germans lost something like 440,000 casualties. over 20,000 french civilians were killed by everyone's artillery. and by british and american bombs. hundreds of french were killed by the gestapo and by the ss including the entire civilian population of the village of ruidoso plan - ouridour sur glen, who were herded into the village church and burned alive. that is just normandy. during seven weeks of fighting in the northwest corner france, as you know, there was more heavy fighting to come along the rhine, in the green are and ardennes forest, in flooded soggy holland, cross northern germany, fighting in italy in the balkans, in southern germany. and more fighting, much more fighting, all down the long eastern front, from finland through the baltic states, and eastern prussia, in the woods of

he passes blame to andy lach, his boss, the head of news group at nbc, and his boss' boss, steve berke, the head of nbcuniversal. and throughout the book what you see is in situations where if one person had taken responsibility and corporate leadership and said you know what? this is important, and we've heard audio of a guy confessing to serial sexual assault. we literally had harvey weinstein on tape confessing, and people might get hurt if we don't report this, let's seriously if we don't feel like there is enough right now, make sure this reporter is empowered to go o and get more. instead, there was this order to stop all calls, to cancel interviews. and that is a direct result of that kind of attitude that noah oppenheim voiced of people in leadership rules passing the buck. he says over and over again, these people don't work for me. my bosses are making decisions. when he says i'm not the villain, that is true in a particularly sinister sense. nobody thinks they're the villain and everybody thinks it's not their responsibility to do the right thing. and i would just quickly po

if the democrats want to go down into the bowels of this capitol, into the sound proof star chame berks it's my job to be the eyes and ears of kansans and ensure a fair and due process will occur. mr. marshall: my efforts to do this thus far have been denied by the democrats. this entire process is anything but fair and defies democracy, but what's worse, it's all done in secret. this ukrainian hoax has alternative turned into a soviet-style silencing of the press with the democrats league leaking out only portions of the transcript that might help keep them from allowing donald trump to be re-elected again. why isn't the press screaming bloody murder, i'll never understand. madam speaker, it's the president's job to investigate corruption. let's turn this process back to the people and let the president make his case to america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom arkansas seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker

if the democrats want to go down into the bowels of this capitol, into the sound proof star chame berks it's my job to be the eyes and ears of kansans and ensure a fair and due process will occur. mr. marshall: my efforts to do this thus far have been denied by the democrats. this entire process is anything but fair and defies democracy, but what's worse, it's all done in secret. this ukrainian hoax has alternative turned into a soviet-style silencing of the press with the democrats league leaking out only portions of the transcript that might help keep them from allowing donald trump to be re-elected again. why isn't the press screaming bloody murder, i'll never understand. madam speaker, it's the president's job to investigate corruption. let's turn this process back to the people and let the president make his case to america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom arkansas seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker

if the democrats want to go down into the bowels of this capitol, into the sound proof star chame berks it's my job to be the eyes and ears of kansans and ensure a fair and due process will occur. mr. marshall: my efforts to do this thus far have been denied by the democrats. this entire process is anything but fair and defies democracy, but what's worse, it's all do

today we have bobby berk. >> all the fab five secrets on their latest season. >> if you feel like you'reof work to do. way behind. check us out at lunchtime, everybody. sara, go get started with holiday decorations. we'll be right back with more "gma." >>> we are back now. about to take you to an absolutely gorgeous country. some of our favorite movies have been shot here. paula faris went down under to new zealand for an epic tour. >> reporter: it's one of the most gorgeous places on the planet. new zealand, now a top draw for filmmakers. movies like "a wrinkle in time," the lion, the witch and the wardro wardro wardrobe" and "lord of the rings" franchise. to get the best view of the unspoiled landscape this is my ride. hi, jeremy, i'm paula. these pilots were part of the team that pulled off this hair-raising stunt in "mission: impossible: fallout." will you give me the tom cruise treatment? >> if you like. >> let's go. >> reporter: my guide is phil griffin. that famous chase scene. is that in this area. >> it was, helicopter chase sequence. >> reporter: tourism is one of new zealand's

. >> zucker berke speaks this afternoon. hoya hoya. >> strucker berg >> ahead at 1:00 ahead of cbs is awful. that's a two for one split wow. >> it's going down >> what? >> cbs >> yes, because my trust owns it it's the kiss of death >> why don't you sell it, stop talking? >> because i believed, i believed yes, he said we'd be safe in philadelphia i was wrong. what movie, quick. >> >> a witness. >> with all of that, we are holding snp 3k by the way in less than an hour, uaw leaders will gather to discuss and vote on the union's tentative agreement with gm with a strike in the middle of its fifth week jane wells has all the latest. good morning, jane. >> reporter: hey, carl, yeah, wait until you hear the eye popping estimate of what this strike is costing the economy. the uaw will meet in that structure behind me with about 200 local presidents and try to sell them this four-year tentative deal f. they find it, that i will send it out to the rank and file which could take a week or two and they have to decide whether the worker

lines of risk, the union korn stocks have gotin pummeled, this wework think i think type of the ice berkou said headed toward 2008 all over again. >> in terms of the stock market, potential for correction in the stock market. >> how significant would you expect. >> 50%. >> 50% what. >> i -- the time frame in terms of now long to get 50% i think once you start down turn going will accelerate quickly going to snowball quickly thanks to you know vehicles like etf, et cetera. but i would expect you know i think this idea if we get a china trade deal for example, i think that would be the moment market will rally on that, and that is when you come in, around the you sell because the reality is i focus a lot on the consumer because it is trillion lion's share u.s. economy to get at a story right probably get u.s. economy right that consumer is not nearly as strong as people think. >> american consumer on a china trade deal 46% sales s&p 500 now foreign, primarily in asia so if all of a sudden you clear the way for ip and cleared to access to the market, a lot of the growth in earnings, is not

gentleman from yuri, it is true and, it is sad that pennsylvania, you know, is based on what it's berkelly and -- pittsburgh and philly and erie does, because pennsylvania is a much more vibrant and diversified state other than being determined by a few cities, and i live in the republican t of the state. i have my whole life. one of those folks said, i hear one of the democrats talking woman,- i am a white educated, soccer mom type of person. although i did vote for president trump in the primary, -- did not vote for president trump in the primary, i went to john kasich because he is from pennsylvania, i supported president trump in the general election and i will do that again, and mainly it is because of the attacks that the democrats are doing. as far as the deficit goes, i don't like deficits being added either, but president obama added 9 trillion plus to the democrats seemed to forget that and they just hammer on this $1 trillion amount for president trump. honestly, i benefited from that like i said, so i, will support him again in 2020. without hesitation. host: we will let our

. >> today, october 15, is a big day for the people of our berks and county. has ennsylvania has become been known as the mushroom and mushrooms are grown right here. our community is home to multi generational farms and they collaborate and it has been great in the mushroom industry. the industry employs 10,000 workers and $3 billion to chester county. i have introduced legislation that recognizes this day and onors the region for their legislation. to all the people of pennsylvania. happy national mushroom day. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for ne minute. mr. olson: i want to introduce a great friend to every american. this is sergio hernandez with is mom, maria who was taken by unmum. sergio's heart is full of love. i spent a lot of time with him and his family this past sunday. sadly, my time with sergio, with the person he love