voted for breakfast let's just get over it and accept democracy that does it for me my colleague colin bray will be in about thirty five minutes with a full look at your news you're watching arts international glad to have you with us. it's in american interests to not see any russians die in terrorist attacks as it is in russian interest to prevent any terrorist attacks in the united states or elsewhere in the world so i don't think there's any dispute on that in congress and i think maybe some of the posturing is frankly political as opposed to substantive . in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's long debt. and studying so hard it requires tranch if it's going through humiliation to enter an elite society. and parching to death sometimes quite literally. want other true colors of universities in the us. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got o

. >>> and fbi director christopher bray said his agency completed their background investigation of roborter last month. that appears to contradict a white house version. they say they first learned about the allegations of porter last week just before porter resigned. >>> each year about 40,000 children are born with heart defects. some need surgeries and other procedures for the e rest of their lives. kenneth craig tells us about a group that gets together every valentine's day for a celebration. >> reporter: 2-year-old riley doesn't miss a beat when the music is on. she and her mother are here celebrating. >> it was difficult. day and night in the hospital. >> reporter: riley was born with a rare and serious congenital heart defect. doctors performed open heart surgery when she was just 4 months old. going to be well, what the future was hold for her. day the hospital along with scroll tears from pct to a party. >> not to see a doctor or get but just to have fun. >> reporter: the celebration is now in many of these families have come back say thank you. >> it's really the ultimate re

moscow saturday morning at ten here on call in bray this is your world news at this hour first off syrian state media are reporting that islamist militants in the rebel. launched a fresh round of mortar shelling on residential areas in the capital. one person said to have been killed and fifteen others injured it's the second time a bombardment of has caused casualties in damascus this week alone. east in a suburb of the capital it has been under siege by pro-government troops since twenty thirteen but the violence there has dramatically intensified his regime forces attempt to topple the last rebel stronghold close to damascus according to some estimates more than four hundred fifty people have been killed in the district this week at the u.n. to call on all sides to immediately end hostilities the security council is expected to vote on a cease fire resolution later on saturday it was delayed after members failed to reach an agreement on friday they argued over a draft which proposed a thirty day truce and the evacuation of people in need of medical treatment russia maintain that there

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the persistent threat to democracy coming from russia jacqueline who could join a colleague calling bray to investigate how militias and for studious the russian scoop really was. for a while now social media has been wrapped up along with the allegations of russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election in the u.s. scores of so-called russian took over twitter and facebook and also networks in order to influence potential voters and sway the election that's what the idea is here and suffice to say u.s. politicians are more than a little bit concerned about this new film portals into our society russia has harnessed the tremendous and quite frankly to me frightening power of social media sowing discord in the us by inflame passions on a range of divisive issues truly troubling evidence. of the scope and reach of russia's interference in our last election i was clearly got the. dish the what's in these tweets while of course there are a number of tweets on the list that either support or specifically against hillary clinton the opposite of that is also true you can

the attorney general talked to members at the yacht union league of philadelphia in honor of bray hamlin couldn't's birthday. he was also there to receive the lincoln award. sessions talked about how the 16th president's values would hold true today. he said lincoln believed that keeping the rule of law was the most important thing we can do to preserve our political institutions. >> today celebration is indeed a good way to honor lincoln's legacy but at the department of justice we seek to honor that every day by up holding the rule of law and respecting the rule of law, respecting the legislative process. >> sessions also claimed federal district court judges are not up holding the rule of law. one example they blocked president trump's policies on immigration. >>> let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority. as we take a look in doylestown, bucks county tonight. the roller coaster of temperatures continues. meteorologist kathy orr has got a full check of your forecast in just 152nd. >>> in weather we're talking about some cooler temperatures tonight but it's not going to stay that

history professor bray stocks conducts research at the faculty of corporate history. professor stokes is an acknowledged expert on twentieth century german business history. he read the doctoral thesis on the federal state government's role he also knows about the letter. in his time as justice minister. game. on. this previous to see the. your recent talk in the next invoking. citing. fission and biden as a mission to preserve wished on them all. home. for been the intuition and by joining me every thursday on the alex simon show and i was speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. muzzled you know when you don't. see the teachers try to get a court to get. what they need not through only ten space. let alone kelly said. claiming to know servant is the state that. alex you speak french. most of those are. the same thing was sent down for what's new this morning. exposing them to accept a false. hey everybody i'm stephen bob. taft hollywood guy you know suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and

in moscow my name calling bray this is your global news update this hour. the exotic portuguese island of tesoro in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean is in desperate need of decontamination decades of u.s. air force activity have allegedly left it polluted with hydrocarbons and heavy metals and islanders say that they're worried about the prevalence of cancer and other serious illnesses. the back to twenty thousand not constant but also waits rude. this is another constant we're now it eighteen twenty twenty two thousand policemen two thousand going to is nonsense. and it's time to run away from here as we've already stay too long. we have is a series of locations with extremely high levels of pollution caused by heavy metals the hydrocarbons there are very high levels of lead in some zones copper zinc molybdenum makes all of them heavy metals in certain concentrations can cause to realty cancer arrhythmia and neverending amounts of problems associated with an excess of these substances. all my family in that area both of my parents died of can

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so it seems likely that stephen bray will remain a rather lonely voice outside parliament for the time being but that does not deter him in the slightest oh right. and nigeria an age old conflict between herdsmen and farmers a conflict that is becoming increasingly violent herders who find it harder and harder to find grazing land for their livestock are taking over farm land by force more than five hundred people died last year and in january twenty eighth a loan more than one hundred sixty people lost their lives the situation is particularly acute in the state of bend well nearly one hundred thousand people there have fled to refugee camps. our reporter adrienne creech sent us this report. farmer christopher back a zero six sauce that mother only has to do it floor to rest on about two weeks ago herdsman at tech their village forcing them to flee to mark already the provincial capital now they are living in a school that's on the construction. they have access to water there. but are still waiting for food medical care and mattresses to sleep on. the slopes up under it so i know how

international and your hourly news update with me colleen bray where it's been an embarrassing end to the dutch foreign minister he's been forced to resign after admitting that he lied for more than a decade about meeting president putin but in a fall over. i don't know a lot of media from both a lot of. people over for if it is. an emotional resignation mr departure comes just a day before he was supposed to meet his russian counterpart in moscow let's look at whether those false claims were worth it after all. because. in early two thousand and six i was advised to move putin's countryside house i stopped at the back of a room or a meeting was being held but i could hear very well vladimir putin talking about a greater russia he said this included russia roofs ukraine and the baltic states and that kazakstan would also be nice to have. has now acknowledged that it was a lie and that he wasn't even in russia in two thousand and six he said he did it to protect his source a person that presumably had attended a meeting you know describes it as the biggest mistake of his political care

findings to quote shine a light on the persistent threat to democracy jacqueline my colleague colleen bray to investigate how malicious and for studious the russian scoop really was. for a while now social media has been wrapped up along with the allegations of russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election in the u.s. scores of so-called russian bots took over twitter and facebook and also networks in order to influence potential voters and sway the election that's what the idea is here and suffice to say u.s. politicians are more than a little bit concerned about this the film portals into our society russia has harnessed the tremendous and quite frankly to me frightening power of social media sowing discord in the us by inflame passions on a range of divisive issues truly troubling evidence. of the scope and reach of russia's interference in our last election i would have clearly got the. dish the dirt what's in these tweets while of course there are a number of tweets on the list that either support or specifically against hillary clinton the opposite of that is

alone thanks for tuning in this hour for your world news with me colleen bray this tuesday the thirteenth of february it's one of the afternoon here in moscow and it's seven in the evening. in south korea where it's day four of the winter olympics and athletes from russia are on the medal board with two bronze and one so first things stand right now that's of course despite a reduced number of competitors from russia following decisions by the international olympic committee and the court of arbitration for sport over doping allegations twenty eight cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that an anti-doping rule violation was committed at leats concerned house a decision is a extremely disappointing these decision of the virtue and the need for reform. in no the interludes structure of couse today the division of the court of arbitration for sport this missed the application filed by thirty two russian athletes against the international olympic committee applicants did not demonstrate that the manner in which two special commission system established by the

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after this happened details have been changing thick and fast since i spoke to aviation expert julian brayxplain the plane's technical capabilities here this and to north one for a combined russian ukrainian developed plane and the possible reasons for the crash . to see all pure speculation at the moment i understand there is some video footage multis parts and so it could be unrelated or course it could actually be carrying crated helicopter parts inside the aircraft the antonov is a good old work calls the ensign all day and one for eight and so it's as you say it's use of my old it's also used for cargo and it's widely used inside russia by all the by the original airlines the point is this is a really new aircraft and the maintenance on it will be fairly straightforward where it's flying they could possibly thing the thing they call wind shear where the wind just suddenly goes straight up and alters the characteristics of the plane also we have to consider whether it's icing whether they properly d. ice the plane before it left moscow. could be that size built up very quickly on the w

know that answer i suppose as the recovery operation continues we spoke to aviation expert julian bray a bit earlier on he explained the plane's technical capabilities and possible reasons for the crash. it's all pure speculation at the moment so i understand there is some video footage of these parts so it could be unrelated or course it could actually be carrying crated helicopter parts inside the aircraft the antonov is a good old work called the ensign all day and one for eight and so it's as you say it's use of my own it's also used for cargo and it's widely used inside russia by all the by their regional airlines the point is this is a daily new aircraft and the maintenance on it will be fairly straight forward where it's flying they could possibly thing the thing they call wind shear where the wind just suddenly goes straight up and alters the characteristics of the plane also we have to consider where those icing whether they properly d.i.'s the plane before it left moscow it could be that ice built out very quickly on the wings and that might affect the flying ability of the p

the latest on these stories you can head to our team dot com that does it for me my colleague collin bray will be in in about an hour's time right now it's time for crosstalk. oh and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered peter lavelle is the day of reckoning coming will the liberal corporate media ever own up to their dismal and even dishonest coverage of what is called russia there is growing evidence the media are at the very center of this fake scandal. crosstalk in the fake news media i'm joined by my guest charles or tell in new york he is a private investor and writer as well as the host of the podcast show sunday with charles also in new york we have don de bar he's an anti-war activist and host of a daily radio program and in london we have garri he is the director of eurasia future all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want let me go to adam first thing in london adam if i didn't know better watching the cable network news i would have thought that it is a. series of very bad series that should have been cancelled pro

to quote shine a light on the persistent threat to democracy jacqueline join my colleague colleen bray to investigate how malicious and how for studious the russian scoop really was . for a while now social media has been wrapped up along with the allegations of russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election in the u.s. scores of so-called russian bots took over twitter and facebook and all social networks in order to influence potential voters and sway the election that's what the idea is here and suffice to say u.s. politicians are more than a little bit concerned about this new film portals into our society russia has harnessed the tremendous and quite frankly to me frightening power of social media sowing discord in the us by inflame passions on a range of divisive issues truly troubling evidence of the scope and reach of russia's interference in our last election i would have clearly got the. dish the what's in these tweets while of course there are a number of tweets on the list that either support trump or specifically against hillary clinton the opposite

in to country illegally by their parents, fund border security with a wall, ends so-called painny bray. today they interested they can reach a deal. >> at every critical moment in this country. we have come together to do what needed to be done to move the ball down the field. >> we're all going to try, because of the gravity of the issues at stake, we know this week will be a fest of whether the senate can steer the ship through stormiest of waters. i believe it can. reporter: house is another story, key conservatives back a proposal from bob goodlatte, but emphasize border protect and interior enforcement. >> i say find an acommunication for -- accommodation there are them but no amnesty. we cannot have individuals get in the cue. ahead of those who have been working to get in this cun roy for years. >> they want border security first, get rid of crazy visa lottery, do things in a way. do those first. >> california house democrat said her side blew it. >> it was a mistake that not use the leverage that we it i think we need to continue our opportunities, congress needs to stay there

or two ago that would burn for a while flying into europe it looks like that was all sorted julian bray was told the largest no aviation expert so it was a change of management there a tightening up or procedures. as a say it's been a while thank heavens since there has been a crash like this i remember think the last one when i was on duty was the or one of the prominent ones was the red cross member that plane then came off the end of the runway and went across the road then of course often because there were so many of them flying up until a couple years ago took five four to pull off one three two miserably the engine planes yeah again they were often involved their older planes but of course we've had many experts saying that you know even if. a plane is old it doesn't necessarily mean that it's unreliable at all in fact i used to know a guy that worked in the royal air force flying around planes thirty four years old and they actually they say they prefer to fly an older planes because they know they're there but they maintain exactly except for so you can't really read it seems m

it's just off to four in the morning and it's basically code we left seldom two hours ago mary and or bray have taken us fishing it will be a tough day sixteen hours on the high sea. at around five o'clock the sun rises behind the icebergs that drift past here from the arctic in early summer. it's these moments that night life worthwhile or to say. it's a wonderful day but constantly dangerous orthodontic watching a. big boy bear down for a couple. recall ballot to come out and if anything can pick them up operator. a terrible terrible how about it decide to call it that favorable. deal a day. on the way to the fishing grounds they have to prepare that bait squid it's delivered here ferguson from south korea. why did they by that date instead of catching it. well on its way there were seven years where the safest way for us to get change here why use weather to go out of it. we've just come on let's. say stand alone we're pretty proud of you know any airy it went down don't marry an inane it's cheaper to buy the bait than to catch it and herrings release many we're told. after three hours

it's just off to four in the morning and it's bitterly cold we left seldom two hours ago mary and or bray have taken us fishing it will be a tough day sixteen hours on the high sea. at around five o'clock the sun rises behind the icebergs that drift possed here from the arctic in early summer. it's these moments that make life worthwhile or to say. it's a wonderful day but constantly dangerous or if it doesn't want to. pick the boys there they are forever from. being all right let's talk about and if anything can pick them up aveda. they're all here now about all they decide to call a bet maker of a. deal a day. on the way to the fishing grounds they have to prepare that bait squid it's delivered here ferguson from south korea. why did they buy that bait instead of catching it. will make its way there for seven years we have six ways for us to get here so why use twitter to go i. mean it's tough for listening to say sandalow we're pretty proud of you know any area it went down to where in the eighteen it's cheaper to buy the bait than to catch it and herrings really smelly we're told. aft

a former member of the nra, and the bray campaign to prevent violence.r thoughts about what the chief had to say? >> i admire him for trying to do the thing that is are necessary to school the students, three to five days of training seems light to me. the one thing i know from my own combat ux and 20 years in the marine corps, you will do what you train to do or fail to train to do. precision training in a high threat environment. three to five days and 900 rounds doesn't seem like a lot to me. i valid to see the security plan, and the training, it is a perishable skill. it is something you need to do to stay on top of your game. that seems soft to me. >> your thoughts of what we heard from the chief? >> like joe, i commend him for trying to trying to keep students safe. the time period of doing nothing has to be over. i have to say, if having more guns in more places, where more people g more days of the year, actually kept people safer, than america would have the lowest rate of gun violence of any developed country in the world and the opposite is tr

. >> hillary ronan says she supports women of color but she can't supports bray. >> those same white men and it's documented, they are so enthusiastically supporting. >> or independent committee. that information will start rolling in next month. but ronan and other supervisors did support mark instead. shorter wonders why she's being singled out by the same progress i haves who say they support women of colors. >> you can't have it both ways. you can't on one day really work to praise and be in alignment with our issues and our causes and then on the other hand think that none of us is able to really think on our own. >> on friday, bree had enough. >> i'm nobody's slave. no white man millionaire slave, so let's set the record straight. slavery is over. >> it's our time will be running ads in mobilizing people to vote for breed. and shorter says women are funding this project. >> we can dully act on our own and -- actually act on our own. >> meanwhile other candidates for mayor got together for a forum last night. it was sponsored by the democratic club. the homeless problem quickly

brai ri is not the absence of fear. it's the mastery of it. not everybody is built for this line of work. there's a reason why it's a profession. it's not a job. for somebody to be on o outside and hear children screaming, it's unsettling. listen, there is no panacea here. if there had been two officers or three officers. if we had armed school teachers. we need to look at it not alone nan and in a vacuum. >> a lot of big city police forces, i know washington, d.c. train for active shooter drills. every police officer is trained on how to respond, go in, hunt down the shooter, engage them. stop them you don't wait for the swat team. i suppose nobody knows how they will react unless they are actually encountering a situation like this. people who think they will be heroes turn out to be cowards and people who think they will be cowards turn out to be heroes. what did this say about the argument the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good person with a gun? >> every situation is different. i don't buy into that. certainly police officers

. >> dana: philadelphia is gearing up for a big parade to sell bray sunday's win at the super bowl, bute asking for your help trying to hunt down vandals. plus, the senate celebrating a rare bipartisan agreement to keep the government running. how nancy pelosi is threatening to derail the whole deal. this time, it's his turn. you have 4.3 minutes to yourself. this calls for a taste of cheesecake. philadelphia cheesecake cups. rich, creamy cheesecake with real strawberries. find them with the refrigerated desserts. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to time to bask... in low prices! with real strawberries. find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. refreshing, isn't it?. tripadvisor. >> shepherd smith at the fox newsdesk. senate leaders announcing a deal to prevent a government shutdown tonight, but the top democrat in the house of representatives said she and lots of her colleagues will not sign off without a commitment that immigration comes next. plus, a senior white house official announcing he's out, but he's denying accusations that he abused both of his

today bray hamlin couldn't's birthday and in town to honor the nation's keep many president is u.s.ttorney general jeff sessions. sessions spoke to members at the union league of philadelphia on broad street this afternoon. also there to receive the lincoln award. the attorney general spoke about howlin couldn't's values would hold true today. he said lincoln believed that keeping the rule of law was the most important thing we can do to pre verve our political institutions. >> today celebration is indeed a good way to honor lincoln's legacy but at the department of justice, we seek to honor that every day by up holding the rule of law and respect the rule of law. respecting the legislative process. >> sessions also claimed federal district court judges are not up holding the rule of law. one example he cited they block president trump's policies on immigration. >>> now trenton state and federal officials pulling out all the stops to deal with over abundance of crows. here's the deal. this winter about 30,000 crows have decided to hang out in new jersey's capital city and since ther

doesn't sound much the gas sheriff, he sounds like someone who is running for a politician, demagogue brayoesn't sound like something a law enforcement official website in a town hall. that?o you make of >> i completely agree with you, tucker. i'mm so glad you are talking about this. this is ultimately, the failure, where the failure took place. it was with this man and his leadership as broward county sheriff. i'll have everybody know, tucker, before the sheriff took that stage, him and i sitting up there for the town hall, he was allowed to go out and give a rally style speech in which he railed against special interests and was naming the nra and really setting the stage up toaw go after 5 million law million law-abiding innocent americans who didn't get all of the 45 -- is what buzzfeed reported -- that his office received. they didn't have the murderer office calling his office saying that he was a threat. family members weren't calling the nra purporting this, they were calling his office. he is a lot of explaining to do. were more quickly think i'm a talker. i asked the sheriff onst

it we minded me we got to the moon on the backs and thro oh the brai 20 somethings. it's a new generation. it's their grandkids. thch have taken the t they're carrying the torch. an hopefully they're taking us to mars. >> yang: and elon musk has already booked a commercial flight with this? two unnamed people, apparent ly unname people, that to say a lap around the moon using the "falcon heavy" as a way to get them there. stay tuned for that. i can tell you it's not me. but i'm available if spo number three comes up. >> yang: there was -- people may not know this, but there was a journalist in space program, an you were supsed to be part of it or you may have been part of it? >> in my days at cnn we worked out a deal for me to fly on the shuttle to the international space station. unfortunately bi lost col right about the time we were going to announce, that and that was the end of that. so it's a long-held dream of mine to have reported from space. i'm tan, restednd ready. >> yang: so elon musk, if you're looking for the third, here he is. for a fourth, i'll carry y

. >> sreenivasan: the pacinis lived in meyerland, blocks fromi bray's bayou aa floodplain, and yet theye surprised when water entered their home. >> our house had never flooded. i had no reason to think that it would flod. >> sreenivasan: harvey's rains were historic. but sam brody saywhat's happening way out in katy, texas, 20 miles west, where prairielands are being turnedto inubdivisions, full of road rooftops and sidewalks, has an effect down in houston. >> i don't want to suggest that there would have been no flooding in harvey iad developed differently. there was a tremendous amount of water. th're in a low-lying coastal area bayou system oorly drained, naturally poorly drained soils.ra but the impact could have beenve less if we had made different decisions upseam, for example. >> we need to turn this area into much more green spac sometimes you have to look at mother nature and say mother nature wins, rather than try ans enivasan: and yet, in a city famous for its lack ofer zoning, with individual counties acting in their own self- innerest, and in a state kn i for championing i

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