well, doug, here's the story according to bertie. he kept guns, said bertie, lots of them.e, he decided to use one on himself. >> as he crawled toward the guns, he said he heard this horrid voice that said "he's mine". and then he heard another voice that said, "no, he's not. he belongs to me". and he said it was a thunderous, authoritative, shook the whole room voice. and next thing he knew, he felt arms picking him up. and putting him on the bed. >> he told you this. >> yes, he told me this months later. >> quite a story. the one that got doug saved and back with his family. after that, he started an excavation business, and as his kids grew up, six of them. many followed him and became the family business. >> he's a salesman, you know. he can talk you into something. >> a charmer. >> yeah. totally. total charmer. >> what was his business philosophy? was he a numbers-crunching guy or a handshake guy? >> he was a hand shake guy. he expected his word and a hand shake was good. and he knew it was. he expected that of others and that isn't always true. >> and there were setba

they h >> coming up monday morning, national review's senior editor discussing his book, "give me li berty: a history of america's exceptional idea." and a recent report on how the senate impeachment trial should be conducted. be sure to watch, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join >> joining us from montana is brandon judd and joining us here in our studios in washington, she covers politics and border issues for "usa today." and with the first line of questioning, stephen dinan, assistant managing editor of "the washington times." stephen: brandon, border apprehension numbers are down dramatically from where they were the peak of the surge in may and june. i'm wondering, what happened?

which has become more acceptable at least in german society in recent months of course want to keep bertie thank you. in hong kong police and demonstrators have clashed again asked for tests continue through christmas all right police used pepper spray and tear gas in a major shopping district activist blocked streets and smashed shop windows they've called for a flash mob protest to continue into the new year government demonstrations in hong kong are now in their 7th month and our correspondent phoebe kong filed this update . protestors in hong kong station another round of demonstrations on christmas day which also marked the 2 hunter if they often movement again they pick the popular shopping malls as the platform for rallies as they want to create a kind of economic pressure from the government meanwhile the police also are well prepared to tackle the protests and many of the malls were heavily guarded by riot police officers throughout the day we also witnessed bounce of tear gas fired outside america shopping centers and some of the demonstrators as well as bystanders inside a mall

point exactly so that conference has been already delayed for 2 days negotiators have been without bertie is leaving for tonight still they are struggling to find an agreement as you can see now behind me they are meeting hopefully to have this. and then next hour they released a couple of hours ago but negotiate or n.g.o.s on civil society are saying that they are not very happy again with the results of that they it's so we have to wait until they see a exit from this conference from the sabin i room to see if they find out if there is an agreement you talk about the tax which of course is central to all of this delegates have been talking for 2 weeks now what specifically is holding up the discussions about this text. the main sticking points are finance on the one hand so how should develop gallantries help developing countries cope with the effects of climate change they've been historically the main meters of greenhouse emissions and they are more responsible for global warming so they're ripping countries are asking for their help to be able to move to a cleaner future and then als

said the war against nature must stop do we really want could be remembered as the generation that bertie be having to send yet. why would the planet burn. and the pressure is on the last 5 years where the warmest since humans began recording temperatures extreme weather events are more common sea levels continue to rise to dangerous new levels. pollution in the atmosphere and in our oceans is devastating ecosystems. but so far most countries are still heading in the wrong direction scientists say the vital markers of climate change are predicted to rise not fall in the coming decade emerging economies are burning more coal and the us one of the largest producers of greenhouse gas emissions pulled out of the paris agreement the u.s. delegation says that will change. unfortunately we are having to fight our way through a bit of a. block by the fossil fuel industry but that will not prevail meanwhile europe is setting its sights on leadership the new head of the european commission ursula vander lyon said europe is prepping to blaze the trail to an economy that prioritizes eco friendly inno

do we really want to be remembered as the generations after bertie to tear them to sand. while the planet earth. is that saving the. neutrality by 2050 says the u.n. secretary general until his tattered also coming up. for driving get caught.

health and safety of everyone on this planet do we really want to be remembered as the generation that bertie did have in the sense that. while the planet burns the other option is the path of hope oppressive resolve of sustainable solutions a past where more fossil fuels remain where they should be in the ground and where we are on the way to carbon neutrality by 2050 and secretary general antonio. joined now by dr bannister she is a researcher at the think tank climate analytics here in berlin a welcome to d w let's start with the most optimistic scenario let's say that every country that has signed up to the paris climate agreement meets its obligations if that happens do we save the planet. well the paris agreement is quite quite an achievement in terms of its architecture and in itself there's quite a few quite a few elements obviously to that agreement and there's no obligations as such under the paris agreement at the heart of this agreement they're they're obligated or that their pledges that countries actually put forward so the nationally determine contributions and the contribution

former irish prime minister, bertie ahern, who oversaw the vote as chair of the bougainville referendum prime minister of pub in new guinea and the president of bougainville will go to a region of bougainville will go to a region of bougainville where they will start the process of taking what people have decided on the referendum and deciding what future is. i don't think there will be any quick move to independence but what there will be isa to independence but what there will be is a change in policy, a change in direction, and support and work with the autonomous bougainville region. i think the outcome of the election will have a significant movement, i think the president of papua new guinea will change the atmosphere and the direction of policy hair. because bougainville's previous attempt to break away in the 1980s resulted in a long and muddy civil war. is there a feature that result, if people don't get their way, they could be violence? that result, if people don't get their way, they could be violence ?|j hope not stopping the whole campaign was extraordinary, i've spent the

frontier foundation worries the police departments are giving little thought to possible threatto civil berties and are being listed into promoting a product sayinquote public safety should serve the public, not amazon's profit margin. >>a nevada police department maintains they joined up th this network to help make their communities safer. the neighbors app is free to download and does norequire owning a ring device or any other security camera system to join maureen kelly kron 4 news. anher big story that we're following for you this morning, a major event that attracts 10's of thousands of people everyear. >>and generates lots of money is leaving san francisco. kron four's dan kerman explains why. for years an estimated 60,000 pele have come to san francisco for the annual oracle openworld event now that's over with oracle announcing they're moving the conference to las vegas. >>this cou be the tipping point or the beginning signs of other businesses and conventions leaving san francisco. i don't think it's any secret that our streets need help them. that's a cost of living in search is goi

do we really want to be remembered as the generations after bertie did share the risk and kept people wired to plan the burden. that saving the carbon neutrality by 2050 says the u.n. secretary general antonio good tatt is also coming out. for dr you get caught look at the case of the saudi woman still in prison long after the ban was lifted on women behind the wheel to. enjoy his coalition partners on a collision course the social democrats and the new leaders who want to change that coalition deal with love matters will serve the tips can help government survive. among the. we begin in madrid the delegates from almost 200 countries have begun a 2 week climate summit amid a growing sense of crisis negotiators are tasked with ironing out the rules for implementing the 2015 paris climate accord that's when countries agreed to limit global warming to less than 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial temperatures but would it be another case of too little too late during this opening remarks un secretary general until you go to school and delegates to take bold action as outlined 2 very d

health and safety of everyone on this planet do we really want to be remembered as the generation that bertie did serve in the sense that. while the planet burns the other option is the path of hope oppressive resolve of sustainable solutions. a press where more fossil fuels remain where they should be in the ground and where we are on the way to carbon or throw it the by 2050. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines mexico's homicide rates hits historic levels with 127 deaths reported on sunday that's the highest number in a single day since records began in 1907 it comes as president and dressed man about lopez obrador completes his 1st year in office and fisher has more from mexico city the president has said that there has to be a whole change in attitude he believes in hugs not bullets as you see he needs to address the social problems that lead to the economic power of the cartels and he's saying that he's changing what has been done over several administrations know in mexico so it's not going to happen overnight though he's also been seeing that while he doesn't think what happ

do we really want to be remembered as the generation that bertie beats having the sense that. while the planet burns the other option is the passive hope oppressive resolve of sustainable solution a press where more fossil fuels remain where they should be in the ground and where we are on the way to carbon neutrality by 2050 there's still little progress towards the formation of a new government in lebanon and it's adding to the frustration and anger among protesters who want to overturn the way the country is run it's also pushing an already faltering economy closer to disaster then i heard reports from beirut. p.r. aboud came home from dubai to design the sculpture made from recyclable materials it is a way of crediting lebanon's women for being at the forefront of the so-called october revolution this artwork stands in beirut's martyr's square which has been taken over by opponents of the governing elite who have been demanding change the corruption that is in this country want us to be violent they are dragging us to be violent but then the woman comes calling down guys i

bertie to write e.-s. legislation was that. i really meant especially on all it's. this executive order really has nothing to do with it it's about. shutting down. a list you need right now they're. right it means that it's going to be much harder for advocates or tell us any rights to organize on campuses what happens is that a school could now be designated as not. germany and slammed a washington sanctions threat over the massive nord stream to natural gas pipeline with foreign minister heiko mosse insisting the e.u. rejects all meddling. european energy policy is decided in europe not in the u.s. we crucially reject external interference and sanctions with extra territorial effect nordstrom to is a gas pipeline running from russia to europe through the baltic sea covers more than a 1000 kilometers and means moscow doesn't have to transit gas to the e.u. through ukraine however washington is not a fan claiming it leaves europe to energy dependent on russia the communist hammer believes the e.u. has had to push back against washington's attempts to dominate. the p

promising to form a technocratic government of experts within 6 weeks to solve an economic crisis tony bertie has more from beirut. less than 24 hours after lebanon's do prime minister designate was announced this was the reaction from people in one beirut suburb. they launched angry street protests a confronted lebanese soldiers and riot police rocks were thrown with casualties on both sides. this is a sunny area of beirut and these people are supporters of saud herrera the outgoing prime minister. he's calling for people to remain calm he wants them to reduce the tension and he wants them to work with a new prime minister to help solve the problem but obviously that message is not being heard by these people. even though the prime minister designate has sunday as a sunni muslim he was nominated by the predominately shia alliance of hizbollah and the mouth and its christian allies many in the sunny community expected hariri to be nominated and said i felt burned there is anger on the street because sunnis feel like we are being excluded no one will accept this people are hungry they don't ha

bertie is right e.-s. legislation does that let's least riley it's demand that setup is easy to an executive order it's here which again violates the 1st it is in response to the reality that e.t.s. will look a little bit hello steve writes in general has been growing rapidly becoming or it or ocular especially on all its. executive order really has nothing to do with it it's about. shutting down. a list you need right now they're. right. i did this for mail back at the top of the hour with more news this is our international. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. that's in the individual i think very much i have to do what i think is right i have defended to

sanctions and as tony bertie found out for some afghans the desperation for work now outweighs the dangers they once run away from. getting a job in iran provided a lifeline for many afghans crossing the border was both and a skate from fighting between taliban and government forces as well as from u.s. airstrikes. but the afghans couldn't escape the u.s. sanctions which would cripple the iranian economy many have left because of hyperinflation. prices for food have doubled and it's hard for us to find the jobs it's hard living in iran because our wages lost so much value in the price of basic things increased a lot and it's difficult to survive here. at the iran afghanistan border crossing point at islam color really 500000 afghans are returned so far this year adding further to the overstretched resources of aid organizations coping with the country's internally displaced. one point there was an estimated $3000000.00 afghans in iran half of them illegally those who are caught without identification documents are deported even unaccompanied children. they do not. attention for your famili

because of their sexuality and many cases this had a severe impact on service members' lives that bertie does accept that the policy was unjust we are we are fewer than 200 cases in which individuals may have been dismissed on the grounds of their sexuality although we accept that there may be cases that aren't known about we accept our policy in respect of serving homosexuals in the military was wrong discriminatory and unjust to the individuals involved peter who i mentioned earlier and on terry walker who's a columnist at the new york observer and a political commentator gave us their reaction to this issue. i think we need to recognize the real pain suffering that was subjected to these men they not only lost their job and their income but because they are in the forces they lost their forces accommodation their home they also lost their pension rights and many of their friends at the time the law of the law and gay people for being in the military there are similar rules that ban our people being in the military for a variety of reasons medical conditions what have you thrown out th

health and safety of everyone on this planet do we really want to be remembered as the generation that bertie did serve in the sand. while the planet burns the other option is the path of hope oppressive resolve of sustainable solutions a press where more fossil fuels remain where they should be in the ground and where we are on the way to carbon neutrality by 2050 very strong words there from the head of the u.n. well africa is already struggling with the effects of climate change and as nick clark reports now from kenya it's the water supply that's especially at risk. yes you join me along side the mara river in kenya and we're ready to demonstrate the kind of thing that's at stake in madrid now the rhythm our emerges from the foothills of the forest to go on and flow through the mass i'm our game and into the serengeti national park and then it flows into lake victoria 200 kilometers away downstream and the whole river basin is worth economically around $7000000000.00 a year from agriculture to tourism it is a vital water supply for more than a 1000000 people nearly 2000000 head of cattle

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health and safety of everyone on this planet do we really want to be remembered as the generation that bertie did have in the sand that. while the planet burns the other option is the path of hope oppressive resolve of sustainable solutions a press where more fossil fuels remain where they should be in the ground and where we are on the way to carbon neutrality by 2050. we'll take you live to london that's president troponin stolberg speaking ahead of the nato summit let's listen in for was going to work for a long time we were live at nato if you kept going that way and our viewers say because we're paid far more than the body else and fall even as a percentage of g.d.p. but we've been raised in numbers that are the rich countries in favor of very big dollars it was go down for close to 40 years if you look at it was like a rollercoaster down nothing up there was going on for a long time you would have that in the if you kept going they're worried now really think we should be better off now and i'm happy to or not but the secretary's the looking to do that for a long time and i can tell you

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presidential election for such a complicated issue that may be an overly ambitious time frame tony bertie al-jazeera. time for a short break here now to 0 when we come back political leaders in the u.k. enter the final week of campaigning as a pivotal general election. and the 1st case of polio in the 20. board held to side battle relegation from key to these talks a lot more to go. ahead though it is still a very active picture weather picture across much of the united states the cloud is to the north this is where the next system is with the rain and the snow and of course we've seen some pretty big solmes what they way into california and some strong winds this is actually the coast this is big just look at this massive rock slide that has taken place this is all of the concern with these storms as they came through but by monday everything is looking a lot calmer a lot clearer quite cooler in san francisco just 13 celsius but as i say the bulk of the weather is elsewhere really across the eastern half the country particularly around the upper midwest around the great lakes we got rain

here who judge rose and then fell and then rose again or and rose the top and is now struggling bertie's been kind of a consistent solid 2nd some people are saying you know what come out of the race there's room for a meek little chart of breakthrough in iowa there will be 4 early states which i listed and after that there will be a few people who will come out of there by b.p. can finish in the 1st 3 in iowa new hampshire and south carolina will moot if he wins to judge if you wins iowa and sanders or ward at least one of those and then there's michael bloomberg with his $100000000.00 who's basically a liberal republican but has has once or in the democratic primary and he will be there with a lot of money as we move to states where money matters more because you can't go to the streets in california new york and texas those states are just too big and you have to be on television you have to be in social media so i think we come out of the 1st 4 states in early march with a 3 to 5 person race but the data keeps coming back to the reality that biden if you had to bet on somebody you wou

that is dangerous and highly unpredictable and once again their futures are far from certain tony berty out a 0 islam call a border crossing between iran and afghanistan. the king of saudi arabia has offered his condolences to the victims of a shooting at a naval base in the united states a force officer on a training course killed 3 fellow students in florida before he was shot dead by sheriff's there detectives are investigating the motive mike hanna is in washington . naval air station pensacola was immediately placed in a state of lockdown as were the surrounding neighborhoods where many of the 16000 personnel at the base live along with some 7000 civilians who work there each day. and maybe spokesman confirmed it was a saudi national training at the base who opened fire in a classroom we have the international training syllabus we have students from from several different countries that come here to learn and aviation they become naval aviators while they're here florida's governor was quickly on the scene and while briefing president trump on the phone raise the question of repara

hezbollah could happen in the last conflict in 2006 more than a 1000 lebanese civilians died and as tony berty reports now from the kora the discovery of oil and gas reserves in the waters disputed by lebanon and israel has raised the stakes. this should be productive farming land but south lebanon has been a war zone for 40 years and areas lie idle for the last 20 years it's been a battleground between israel and hezbollah are enemies separated only by a thin blue line of un peacekeepers. the armed group has amassed a huge stockpile of rockets and missiles that can reach as far as television but as well as its military capability israel is concerned about has was growing power in the current lebanese political crisis. i don't think has a lousy financial. tranter a conflict with the israelis so i think they're not really in a position to enter a conflict at this stage but on the israeli side maybe israel will see an opportunity and launching a war and at this moment that's a constant fear in september there were heavy artillery and rocket exchanges between the 2 sides after an israeli drone at

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states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with berty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for ne minute. >> i rise today to congratulate the tight andville football team on an incredible season that took them to the new york championship game in yankee stadium. although they came up just short, the pirates should be incredibly proud of what they accomplished this season. after a loss in the season opener, the pirates bounced back with a remarkable 11-game winning streak including dramatic last-second victory in the first matchup with the eventual champions. and in the championship game, sterr star aruba roland demp suffered from a hamstring injury and had to be helped off the field by his teammates. how incredibly proud i am of the c