between the ukrainian and russian orthodox churches could soon become official and my colleague bill harvey discussed the situation with our correspondent daniel. while religious scandals around churches in ukraine to many might seem irrelevant a historic theological debate but actually carries a lot more meaning to orthodox believers need to look at the basics first the eastern orthodox church is made up of fifteen different churches each of which one has autonomy in religious language that is called autocephaly being a church has its own self governance independence and jurisdiction now the russian orthodox church for centuries has had rule over the key of orthodox church have been political and religious factions of the country which a very long time pushed for a independent ukraine an orthodox church to be established indeed the president of ukraine petro poroshenko has been a supporter of this he's implied that the creation of this church is just as important to ukraine's independence and rebirth as joining the e.u. or nato autocephaly is the most important event from the same serious

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths.ou think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we were lucky

bill cosby, who is serving up to ten year prison sentence for and molesting women. you are a lawyer. you think that is acceptable? so, he has not been convicted of anything, nor has matt lauer harveyanything. that is the point, cosby is a convicted criminal, a serious sex offender. you put in an advertisement, you put alongside the name of brett kavanaugh, alongside the name of brett kava naugh, used the alongside the name of brett kavanaugh, used the line "we‘ve this before, denials from powerful men". you think that is acceptable? that is the point, what united all of those people was that they were powerful men accused of sexual assault, he then denied it. and in our view, brett kavanaugh was a powerful person who was accused of sexual assault and then denied it, and we are very credible allegations of sexual assault. going on to note that all those people in that ad democrats, other than brett kavanaugh, this was shown when we care about sexual assault victims being taken seriously and not being given to powerful men in the past simply because they deny. the question was not whether he should be convicted of a crime, the question was whether it should give someone about whom t

nigeria's president bill harvey house approves a rise in salaries and allowances for police offices due to poor wages and working conditions many police was or other means not always legally to earn extra cash has more from. underpaid and unappreciated the institution these nigerian police officers represent is understaffed and often stigmatized most rewarding for some here is a battered image of police among the people they are signed to protect themselves seen them like somebody they will run to the for help they feel that when you go there they quote part of your problems. and not believe in the regular police. so the president has stepped in hoping a modest increase in pay will help make life better for officers. he thought maybe a man harnessed celery for the police also help reposition them so that they can be the first line of defense in the country he had always sent it that is unfortunate when things. in any part of the country and send in troops. things don't calm. we're not rich and i didn't police officer earns two hundred dollars a month not enough to pay the rent and feed

there was an extraordinary ad aired where you featured bill cosby, harvey weinstein, the tv presentersver saying, "we've seen all this before, denials from powerful men". you tied brett kavanaugh, who has not been tried in a court of law, who is guilty of nothing in a courtroom, who is innocent until proven guilty, you tied him to men like bill cosby, who is serving up to a ten—year prison sentence for drugging and molesting women. you're a lawyer. you think that's acceptable? so, he has not been convicted of anything, nor has matt lauer or harvey weinstein or bill clinton, who was in that ad. bill cosby has been. bill cosby was the person in that ad who has been convicted of anything. but that's the point, bill cosby is a convicted criminal, a very serious sex offender. you put him in an ad, you put alongside the name of brett kavanaugh, used the line "we've this before, denials from powerful men". do you think that's acceptable? that was the point, what united all of those people was that they were powerful men who were accused of sexual assault, and then denied it. and in our view,

moral standards of senator christian jell-o brand of new york, longtime friend and defender of bill clinton, harveyshe's recently been reborn as a fire-breathing fundamentalist preacher. here's a selection from a few of her sermons just over the past week. >> this country was founded on some basic moral principles. we have a moral compass as a nation and our morality as a country is literally on nice edge. >> for me it's a moral question. >> and that moral decency. >> keep in mind also, that senator gillibrand isn't just fighting for moral integrity and moral decency, she says she has been called to fight for these things. you know who called her, don't you? it wasn't her friend anthony weiner from the prison pay phone, it was god himself. he calls senator gillibrand directly, he's got herself, that's how close they are. they knew they would try to start their own. the minority democrats are as we said back in the house. the speaker in a growing number of democrats publicly voicing opposition to nancy pelosi for that job for another time. >> one of the things that i talked about frequently on the c

measuring up to christian julie brand, long time defender of anthony weiner, harvey weinstein, and billn peered she hasnt recently been reborn. here's a selection from a few of her sermons over just the past week. >> this country was founded on some basic moral principles. that we have a moral compass as a nation, or morality as a country is literally on an edge. >> for me, it is a moral question. >> m i have been called to fight as hard as i possibly can to restore that moral decency. >> tucker: for me, it is a moral question. keep in mind. keep in mind also that she is not just fighting for moral integrity andra decency, she sas she has been called at 25 for these things. youig know who called her, don't you? it wasn't her friend, anthony weiner, from the prison pay phone. no, it was god himself. that is how close they are. remember when democrats use to say that they worried about a theocracy? they are trying to start theirre own. eight years in the minority, democrats are as we sat, back in control of the house. they will have a new leader. publicly voicing opposition to electing na

also colleagues across the aisle in both chambers to draft two disaster relief bills totals $47 billion for hurricane harvey aid as well as the other natural disasters affecting other parts of the country. about $30 billion of that i think is -- was texas specific more or less in terms of the needs, in terms of the resources that were required not only to recover but also to help mitigate future threats. because we know it does little good to fix the problem today if it's going to be repeated tomorrow and we know hurricane harvey is not the last hurricane and the last rain event we're going to have. so we authorized a coastal study that will lead us ultimately to construction of a coastal spine that will help protect the important gulf coast region where most of the refining capacity in the country is located. and we know that is a national priority. as well as the flood mitigation projects i mentioned a moment ago by authorizing and funding the army corps of engineers. we tried to listen to what our constituents and i did in texas, what they said they needed most and we passed two other pieces of legislati

bill. democrats are planning to tie the legislation. >> it will depend on what those are coming through and how we can do it. but we have to protect this investigation ted harveystate senator. guys, good morning. who knows if there is can be the appetite to hit the december 10 deadline. let's go through with really is at stake here. you have the farmville. that is up. the federal criminal justice rewrite. and of course funding or the border wall. where can we find agreement do you think as we go into the next session. the border wall is pretty much a no go for us. and it's kind of tricky because democrats were for the secure fence act in 2006. i'm a little bit confused about why we are so opposed to it. i think because it is specifically a wall to that point i do think we can work with the president on the other two. and i have every faith that nancy pelosi because she worked with them before i think they're gonna pull this through. i'm really confident about that. >> this is a statement from representative gerry connolly. talking about the fact with nancy pelosi. there is a hard-core group that wants a new leader. it really is about this. it seems like they a

bill nelson. >> and in an effort to try to take over rick desantis. thank you. >> thanks. >> let's bring in ted harvey. thanks for being with us and i want to start with the florida recount. what's so terrible about making sure that every last legitimate vote is counted in these races? >> there's nothing wrong with making sure that every legitimate legal count is counted. i think that everybody wants to make sure when we close this on tuesday that everybody is satisfied that every vote is counted and we have an honest selection. >> so, republicans are sort of, you know, the bad news, the drum beat of bad news continues in the state. once republicans win the elections conceivably, what is the plan to rectify this problem? isn't the bigger story here mismanagement? >> well, i think that this is a big state with a lot of voters. and you have some counties, like broward county, that has some issues that the state election commission needs to deal with. but i think that in the future, moving forward, especially going into the presidential election in 2020. we've got to get these issues taken care of becaus

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