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eric buskey is the current bryan police chief. with the department back then, but says the suspect told investigators that he and kristen had a fight over drugs. >> she got angry when he substituted aspirin for cocaine, and she went off in a rage when that occurred. >> i think he told them some story about how it had been the drug deal that had gone bad, and so i was crying rape. >> after the attack, police charged him with unlawful restraint, a misdemeanor. the next day, kristen and her dad went to the bryan police department to find out why her attacker wasn't charged with something more serious. >> i was furious. because i had thought in this moment that i survived, i survived. this is it. this guy is going down. >> she met with a detective who asked her questions. lots of them. >> i had bruises all up and down my throat. i couldn't swallow. and then at one point in time, the detective asked me to place my hands on my own throat. which even then, like, psychologically that was even traumatizing. >> why would he want you to do t

>> they did, bryan. president trump responding for calls for alex acosta to resign. >> what happened 12, 15 years ago when he was a u.s. attorney in miami -- is it miami? if you go back and look at everybody else's decisions, whether it's a u.s. attorney or an assistant u.s. attorney or a judge, you do back 12 or 15 years ago or 20 years ago and look at their past decisions, you'd probably find they would do things a different way. >> dana: that came after chuck schumer brought it up on the senate floor earlier today. >> i'm calling on secretary acosta to resign. it is now impossible for anyone to have confidence in secretary acosta's ability to leave the department of labor. if he refuses to resign, president trump should fire him. >> dana: let's bring in bret baier, the anchor of "special report." we never miss that. alex acosta, the labor secretary, seems like he's had nine lives on this particular issue. can he get a tenth? >> that's a great question, dana. the president talking about time before and

bryan llenas there with them. hi, bryan. >> reporter: hi, leland.ts that the governor is having meetings inside of his governor's mansion. believe it or not, we are outside of that mansion where protesters are on kayaks, jet sees and boats. -- jet skis and boats. they want him out of office now. all that next. ♪ ♪ sweepstakes and i get to be in this geico commercial? let's do the eyebrows first, just tease it a little. slather it all over, don't hold back. well, the squirrels followed me all the way out to california! and there's a very strange badger staring at me... no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. uh-huh, where's the camel? "mr. big shot's" got his own trailer. ♪ wheeeeeee! believe it! geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. did you know that feeling sluggish or weighed down could be signs that your digestive system isn't working at its best? taking metamucil every day can help. metamucil supports your daily digestive health using a special plant-based fiber called psyllium

bryan john scopes had in fact violated the law by teaching evolution. with the redgan 1920.of 1919, it was a response to a series of strikes in the united states. the best-known one was the one that crippled seattle for five days. it was a strike there. it was also a time when the bolsheviks were in power in russia and had created the comintern. it is what communists international, and it led to the palmer raids in the u.s., a progressive quaker who was the attorney general of the united states. it resulted in the arrest of 4000 people, immigrants mostly, , justf them hard-working workers who did not speak english. they certainly weren't going to start a revolution here. but many of them were beaten up. people were denied representation. -- most of them had nothing to do with radicalism. but there were bombings. there were a series of bombings in this country including the home of mitchell palmer. there was a bombing on wall street and you can still go down to wall street and see the bullets, where the bullet holes were. it led to some people without re

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bryan llenas reporting live. bryan?ly did joaquin el chapo guzman complain about his solitary confinement the last 30 months, he also showed zero remorse in a ten-minute speech to the court where he admonished the judge for not giving him a fair trial and denied the request for getting a new trial. his lawyers said the jury was tainted. they reported five jurors broke the rules by consuming news coverage. >> chaos would have ensued. we would have been back here for round two. that was something that the united states government could never have. they fought desperately against it. that's why the judge ended this. >> prosecutors say el chapo was a ruthless drug lord that interrogated and tortured rivals, cousins, anyone. they connected him to ordering or taking part in 26 murders. >> we can ensure that he spent every minute of every day of the rest of his life in the prison here in the united states. same fate awaits anyone who would seek to take his place. >> el chapo's lawyers say they're appealing the case. shep? >> s

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>> harris: bryan, thank you very much. we will come back as the news warrants. it's breaking. burns, a former federal prosecutor, joining me now. have a couple questions. do they give him bail or not? before you answer, can you go to jeffrey berman, u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, on this point? >> we think it's a significant flight risk. that's why we are seeking detention, pending trial. he has enormous wealth, the charge is a very serious, and they carry with them a maximum sentence of 45 years in jail, which to someone of his age is basically a life sentence. so we think he has every incentive to try and flee the jurisdiction. >> i agree, except this one little wrinkle. and a lot of these big profile cases, the defense lawyers will say, "your honor, we will play dumb i pay for 24-hour burned hour around-the-clock security guards." police, the defendant's residence. hard to say. if i had to guess, coming out of today, this afternoon, he will not be going anywhere. >> harris: is a simile we see was like bernie made off? at >> exactly. >> harris: but this

we have bryan llenas reporting live from san juan. what's the latest there there, bryan?ng. this is what they call -- [inaudible] this is what puerto ricans do when they protest on days like this, they bring out their pots and their a pans, and it sounds like a party, but it's not. they are angry. we are on the front lines right now -- [speaking spanish] the governor's mansion, and there are thousands of people that have showed up over the last eight days to protest, asking him to resign. [speaking spanish] ricky, resign, is what they are shouting. [speaking spanish] if they are fed up. hundreds of schools have been closed, people are without jobs, pensions are being cut, and this u.s. territory has been bankrupt for more than a decade. and on top of that, they're been dealing with hurricane maria. and we spoke to one of the protesters, 21-year-old nicole morales, who was here first thing this morning. she said after she saw all those text messages from the governor and his 11 aides mocking hurricane maria victims, she just had to come out here. >> my great grandmother di

fox news's bryan llenas on the ground in san juan with the very latest. good to see you, bryan.d to see you. this is drama. in 15 minutes, less 15 minutes governor rossello could be making announcement. the press is going to the governor's mansion. we don't know what he will say. the house of representatives president had a press conference that impeachment proceedings are moving forward. if the governor decides to resign there will not be any impeachment proceedings. that is what we know so far. will he? we don't know. last night about 11:00 -- came out with a report that said that resignation was imminent. that sent everybody into a flury. if you look behind me, these are the protesters that continued 12 straight days calling on governor rossello to resign. that the administration is -- connell: we have to jump on you in the middle of report for some breaking news. bryan llenas breaking news, tesla stock down after-hours. just out deirdre bolton with numbers that don't look so hot. bring us up to speed. reporter: this is a huge miss on the top and bottom line. a huge miss, we

our bryan llenas is all over it. bryan? >> harris, stay with me. we've got a hold of a new court document filed by jeffrey epstein's defense attorneys arguing that epstein should be granted bail and that he is willing to put up his private jet and his $77 million new york city mansion as collateral. here is what they are asking for it -- they want him to wait out the trial inside his 21,000 square foot, $77 million upper east side mansion, with permission to leave only for doctors appointments. they say they will install surveillance cameras at the front and rear entrances. they will agree to gps monitoring, and not to seek or obtain any new passports. epstein's bail hearing is scheduled on monday. prosecutors say she he's an extreme flight risk due to his vast off in prior allegations that he intimidated witnesses. meanwhile, it turns out during a new york hearing in 2011 about his status as a offender, and that district attorney for a less argued in court that he should be not be registered as a top level three sex offender in new york. the prose

bryan llenas live outside district court in new york city. bryan? >> harris, good afternoon.chard berman said at the heart of his decision to deny bail for jeffrey epstein was his belief that epstein is a danger to others and to the community. we haven't seen the written decision yet, but from what we understand, the majority of it has to do with this danger. he refers to the thousands of sexually explicit photos of younger women and minors recently found in epstein's new york city home. the compelling testimony from two of epstein's accusers who spoke out in court monday monday, addressing their fears that if released epstein would not only continue to hurt girls but that he would intimidate other potential victims and witnesses from coming forward. >> only by taking away the freedom of jeffrey epstein can we restore the freedom of these victims. they have been living in fear and intimidation since the day they were abused by him, and now he is in jail. >> in his decision, judge berman cited evidence epstein had intimidated witnesses in the past, including two hush money pay

first to bryan llenas with protesters on the street. bryan? >> you can hear the protesters behind me. we're in front of the governor's house. this has been the front line for the last 12 days of protests. the people here right now have been banging their drums. ricky, renounce. we are more and we are not afraid. you can tell last night for the last 15 hours, there's been lots of rumor and speculation throughout the entire island. everyone plugs in. the largest newspaper here on the island, first reporting yesterday that this was an imminent decision. governor rossello would resign. but when everybody heard that news erupted. it was a celebratory dance. the people were banging on their pots and pans with their spoons and out here feeling as though they had accomplished something. you speak to the people in this crowd as we had been over the last 12 days. they'll tell you that this has always felt different. that these texts, these group texts with the governor, was the tip of the iceberg. all it did was validate that they knew about their gover

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the not going to of the moments and a few days before the tanker was seized the american iran envoy bryan hook came over to london he went off to the international maritime organization and then came back and told me and a bunch of other reporters that the americans had absolute evidence that the iranians were smuggling oil. in breach of international maritime law and a danger to other ships and it was going the direction of syria they were telling their truckers off and going dark as he put it and lo and behold a few days later you get the seizure of the ship off of gibraltar and i don't think it's necessarily a contradiction for the u.k. to to resist american attempts to go on board with the sanctions while seizing a ship which it thinks might be in breach of european sanctions and saying all to syria and that is what it's saying it's investigating at the moment it is the u.k. concerns about this unspecified threat from the iranian regime about about reprocessing consequences no i don't think they are they'll certainly have that advised british tankers in the gulf to think about securit

bryan llenas is live. what a day. >> what a day, historic.dreds of thousands of people estimated out here today and if you take a look at this video you'll see what i'm talking about. they clogged up the main highway going into san juan, people completely fed up with the government. they are asking the governor to resign. they have been asking him for the last ten days and yesterday the governor went on tv and he said, i won't seek reelection next year. i will resign as president of my party but he is not resigning and people say they are allegations of corruption and they want him out immediately. he said this in his speech, he is willing to go with the process for which they are trying to investigate him for impeachment. >> i must be respectful to the constitutional order and i welcome the process which i wile with all the truth. >> joined in the protest was ricky martin, huge puerto rican singers, he was mentioned in that 900 pages of group texts that involved him and his grade which is a demeaning, homophobic, majestic things about oppone

the judge will be deciding on his bail thursday. >> shepard: bryan llenas live in new york.al prosecutors announced they will not bring civil rights charges against a police officer in the choke hold death with a man in new york city. it happened here five years ago and this decision comes one day before the statute of limitations was set to expire. july 2014, please put eric carter in a choke hold and as it happened he told them multiple times, i can't breathe. >> put your hands behind your back. >> i camper youth. i camper youth. that is now a common chant among protesters protesting against treatments. the u.s. attorney who recommended against charges said the evidence did not support the federal civil rights violation. david lee early reporting live from new york city were people gathered for a rally after the announcement. david lee. >> pat bradley ended a short time ago. the supporters of his family say that they are going to flood the streets with demonstrations over the next few days to voice their outrage over this decision by the u.s. department. he died when he wa

hi, bryan. >> hi, leland. that's a fact. rico are the ones suffering from corruption and mismanagement. look, getting governor ricardo rossello out of office was a big win for the locals. they say there's much to be done. i'm in puerto rico, there are still blue tarps on people's homes two years after hurricane maria and now, because of all of this chaos and all the allegations of corruption and mismanagement in the government, fema announcing effective immediately the u.s. territory must receive approval from fema to draw down all grant funds for hurricanes erma and maria. they'll need more documentation and proof to show where the aid money is going which is going to slow down the recovery process for the people. the puerto rico governor says that even though there hasn't been proof of stealing disaster aid funds, it doesn't matter. >> it is enough for people to be concerned that those funds will not go in the right direction, and there's, you know, again, it's tens of billions of dollars that will be invested in the next

bryan llenas joins us now.istoric day, hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans taking the streets. the tenth straight day of protests. people asking, ricky, resign, that is the name of the movement, allegations of corruption and mismanagement of millions of dollars and his cabinet. all of the starting -- look at this video coming credible. these people were blocking the major highway going into san juan. this could end up being the largest demonstration. this all started when 800 pages of text messages were leaked people started saying these messages and what she was speaking with 11 of his top aides and making misogynistic, homophobic comments, mocking hurricane victims and people said they had enough and moments ago president trump at the white house started commenting -- he made a comment about the governor for the first time. take a listen. >> you have been competent, totally, grossly incompetent leadership at the top of puerto rico. the leadership is corrupt and incompetent. >> we spoke to people on the str

bryan llenas reporting live. >> two of his accusers surprise the court today by briefly speaking at theo hour bail hearing. they urged the judge to keep him locked up for the safety of the girls. epstein shook his head in disapproval at the end of one of these victims actual testimonies. her name was annie farmer. she spoke about how she was traffic at his ranch, he said she wasn't planning on speaking today, but she chose to after the defense tried to say this wasn't a sex trafficking case. in the last week more than a dozen new victims have come forward. accusers that he is a convicted sex offender who would intimidate victims if read on bail. >> if this man is granted bail, victims will not speak out. do you think it will be a deterrent to? >> i do. i think if victims see he has been released, even if he is supervised, i think they will be like that. >> farmer was standing right there next to her at tony and she chose not to speak on camera they say this morning they found a saudi passport inside a safe and his mansion. the expired passport was 1982. it had his photo but a different

bryan carmody had argued the seizure of the cell phone records that led to this raid on his home and office. today's ruling essentially bars investigators from using any evidence that was obtained with a warrant. the defense that the rate violated california's shield law which protects the journalists from being compelled to identify sources. today's ruling also suggest police did not inform the judge bryan carmody was a journalist. >>> police are reporting a spike in auto burglaries. they say there have been more vehicle break-ins this year than in all of last year. and got the numbers from mountain view palo alto and sunnyvale. and explains how authorities are responding. >>> car break-ins the usually end with lots of tears and broken glass. they start with simple mistakes like a bag left in view.>>> i tried to talk my purse away. keep it in the backseat. >> reporter: that is not good enough that law enforcement. the result has been car break- ins. a huge spike over last year. the numbers show a regional problem. mountain view which had re- hundred for all burglaries last year has

chaos prompts fema to restrict the island's access to disaster funding, bryan llenas from san juan, puertoo. >> jon, good evening, the allegations of corruption and mismanagement have damaged the trust between the u.s. territory and washington, d.c., president trump calling the government here terrible and corrupt and those who stand to lose the most are hurricane maria victims who nearly 2 years later are still struggling to recover. take a look at the video, blue tarps seen all over the island in san juan, other areas, throughout the island and now fema says the measures requiring the governor of puerto rico to provide more documentation and proof for by release funds, fema says this is an effort to make sure u.s. taxpayer money is being used properly amid allegations of government corruption, today we visited the home of juana rivera, 82-year-old database -- diabetic woman, he says they went months without power and he blames the rosello administration for failing to utilize disaster aid funding properly. >> i feel a little let down because they have money to steal but to the people tha

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that's next monday. >> shepard: bryan llenas live at the courthouse. why wasn't epstein already in prison? the answer is he cut a controversial deal with prosecutors in florida more than a decade ago. team fox coverage continues. phil keating reports live from the south florida newsroom. >> back in 2008, epstein got what is described as the deal of a lifetime after his then-u.s. attorney for south florida, alex acosta, agreed to let epstein plead guilty to two stae charges of soliciting prostitution from a minor. all of this is by the fact despite that the fbi had compiled a 53 page indictment of epstein, involving 36 alleged underage sex assault and sex trafficking victims. epstein was allowed to plead guilty, register as a sex offender and served 13 months in the palm county jail. under that deal, he was allowed to leave his cell during the day, go to his office, and return to sleep at the jail at night. in december, attorneys here presented boxes of documents and evidence vowing that they would continue to try to get the case unsealed in the evidenc

bryan. reporter: connell, how are you.by all estimates probably the largest demonstration puerto rico has ever seen. hundreds of thousands of people is what they're talking about. look at this video. they jam-packed the expressway, the highway, main artery going into san juan. they are calling on governor rossello to resign. they have been protesting for 10 straight days. they point to, they say members of his administration, even him, are corrupt. they have mismanaged millions of dollars here on the island that is mired in a really terrible crisis here in terms of the bankruptcy. still trying to recover from hurricane maria. rossello spoke for the first time after he went out on facebook live yesterday, said he wasn't going to resign but he was not going to seek re-election. he would resign as president of the party. he spoke to our shepherd smith exclusively. this is what he had to say. >> listen i'm not making light of the demonstrations. i'm establishing that we, we have established what we want to do. my contention is

. >> hi bryan, the sf public works department says this is their biggest clean up operation of the yearand crews will be out here all night getting civic center plaza back into shape. it has been a full day of celebrations that began with the pride parade and at this hour is still going strong in the castro, whether they were inside a bar or out on the street. people danced their hearts off in the castro on the name of pride. >> how is your pride going? >> my pride is going prideful. i love it. it's energy, it's giving me life and i love life. >> dress and look how you want to and no judgment from anybody. that's one of the best parts about it for me. >> reporter: thousands of people sported colorful rainbow locks. one man even sprayed his beard with glitter in celebration of pride. business was big tonight, long lines formed just about everywhere you looked in the castro including outside the ever popular hock cookie. >> we eat out about three times more than we usually do but yeah we try to keep it interested. >> reporter: they saw more than 1,200 customer this is weekend. normally it

bryan llenas is live with more.the only one facing questions here. >> in 2011, questions about his status of a sexual offender. cy vance's office argued in court that epstein should not be registered as a top level 3 sex offender in new york but rather a level one. despite the fact that according to the "new york post" that deeped epstein to be dangerous and keep molesting girls. justice pickles was so shocked, she said i have to tell you i'm overwhelmed because i have never seen the prosecutor's office do anything like this. i have never seen it. the da's office acknowledged in 2015 that they made a mistake and epstein was classified as a level 3 offender. meantime, defense attorneys have submitted a written argument saying it's safe to let jeffery epstein out on bail. in it, his attorneys say epstein is willing to put up his private jet and new york city mansion as lateral. epstein's bail hearing is monday. prosecutors say he's an extreme flight risk due to his wealth. shep? >> shepard: thanks, bryan llenas. bob b

bryan llenas is in.was the primary reason epstein was denied bail. >> julie, good afternoon, judge richard burman said ultimately that he could not trust that jeffrey epstein would not harm others. he says that he is still a danger to the community. and the thing that he really pointed to was the compelling really the compelling witnesses that spoke at his first hearing. any farmer, as well as courtney wild, these are two accusers accused epstein of trafficking them and sexually abusing them. they both said if you let epstein out he is going to continue sexually assault and abuse girls. they also said that him being out of jail would actually be a deterrent and stop other victims from coming forward. remember, already, a dozen victims have come forward already at least. an attorney for one of these witnesses spoke right after this hearing and he said ultimately that he believes this is going to help more people come out and speak out. take a listen. >> we urge those who may still be wondering should i co

our bryan llenas is all over it. bryan? >> harris, stay with me.ed by jeffrey epstein's defense attorneys arguing that epstein should be granted bail and that he is willing to put up his private jet and his $77 million new york city mansion as collateral. here is what they are asking for it -- they want him to wait out

fox news's bryan llenas live in san juan with the latest.e rain has come down. today was the historic day for puerto ricans, 10th day of protest for governor rossello to resign. this is the stage. this is what it looked like earlier today. one of thousands of people is the estimate. on the largest artery here on the island, they were protesting calling him to resign. ricardo rossello said he will not seek re-election. he said he will resign as president of his party but he did not resign last night which added fuel to the fire today. moments ago, couple hours ago, president trump spoke on this topic. this is what he had to say about the governor here on his island. >> you have incompetent, totally grossly incompetent leadership at the top of puerto rico. the people of puerto rico are great. the people of puerto rico like me, they should. nobody has given them what i give them but the leadership is corrupt and incompetent. reporter: so the issue here is that just about 10 days ago, a giant group text message, 900 pages long, showing rossello

bryan llenas outside the courthouse in manhattan with the very latest.y epstein about 1:15 p.m. made the first court appearance he pled not guilty to federal sex trafficking charges. our courtroom producer said two of his acausers were inside the courtroom as he pled not guilty. he looked disheveled but calm. he was not handcuffed but had on a blue prison uniform. federal prosecutors charged him with one count of sex trafficking, one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking. if convicted the 66-year-old faces up to 45 years in prison of the according to prosecutors, epstein operating a sex trafficking network he paid hundreds of dollars to girls young as 14 to massage him or have sex with him. they believe there are dozens of victims. they urge any victims of epstein who stayed in his townhouse in new york or florida mansion, could tall the 1-800-fbi. >> many of the underaged girls, that epstein victimized were particularly have you beenerer vulnerable. it shocks the conscience. reporter: there is no statute of limitations for federal sex traffickin

but after cadaver dogs found the scent of human remains in chris' car, detective bryan wallace wasn'tying his story. >> your story about what happened the night she disappeared is total bull [ bleep ]. >> reporter: wallace pushed him for the truth. >> how did it happen? did she fall? she did. was she drunk as [ bleep ]? what happened? >> that's exactly it. we're struggling over the phone, only this time we're outside on the steps. and she lost her footing, and she fell and hit the step, and i heard the crack. >> he said they were struggling over a cell phone. she slipped, fell backwards and hit her head and died. >> reporter: did you believe this new story? >> no, no. no way. >> reporter: finally, chris admitted heather was dead but insisted it was only an accident. still, the most important evidence was missing -- heather's body. chris told detectives he dumped her at a gas station. police went there, found nothing and checked security cameras. >> they've got videos from the last 15 days. they have looked at everything from 10:00 a.m. till 4:00 a.m., and your car never even pulls on

mariah's man of the moment is backup dancer bryan tanaka.all started with this lap dance. >> brian, what's the current situation? ♪ my boyfriend, my life come on. >> of course, there's also first husband tommy mottola, who discovered mariah and hooked up with here when she was about 18, and he was 42. then you got james packer. they were engaged. they reportedly slept in separate bedrooms. >> i don't think it's a zan dall. ♪ >> so, who could mariah other man be? she had a romance with derek jeter and secretly dated singer luis miguel for almost three years. mimi, we got questions. >> i don't want to go on tv and get it wrong. i want to be right. >> i really don't want to talk about my personal life very much. i like to keep it to myself. >> and diva ariana grande is making a major love confession. ♪ thank u, next >> the 26-year-old tells "vogue" her ex-fiance pete davidson was an, quote, amazing distraction. it was frivolous and fun and insane and highly unrealistic, and i loved him, and i didn't know him. the pop star and comedian called it

steve: bryan at city hall.tuff. normally have it in times square. when we walk outside some of it floats over. this is block away. this is downtown, won't get any tickertape, right, jillian. jillian: scattered on the sidewalks for weeks. piles up in the corners. it is pretty. let's talk about this story we've been following because it's a miraculous survival. police say a man is okay after being swept over the largest waterfall at niagra falls. he apparently climbed over a retaining wall at horseshoe false. he was swepted away by the current, dropping 167 feet. he was found sitting on the rocks below. incredibly the man was not seriously hurt. that is unimaginable. >>> a group of young people running into a walgreens store causes thousands of damage. look at this dramatic surveillance video. philadelphia police say about 60 people stormed the store, knocking items off their shelves. some throwing merchandise at employees causing injuries. the cost of the damage and stolen merchandise is estimated at 6 or $7,000

. >>> plus bryan stevenson in the fight for racial justice in the age of donald trump. >> we have now identified one person in five on death row. it's a shock rate of error. >> plus stacey abrams' plans to push abortion rights in georgia. >> my intention is to stay in and fight. >> good evening from chicago. i'm chris hayes tonight. we are looking at the state of this country as reflected in some of our most important interviews and stories this year. from the battle over abortion rights to the state of the criminal justice system, to the debate whether it is time to pay reparations. of course, all of these conversations are happening amid the battle to become the presidential nominee to take on one of the most divisive presidents in this country's history. and that battle kicked off in earnest last week with the first two democratic debates around it quickly became clear the democratic hopefuls were not going to hold back. >> the american people understand that trump is a phony, that trump is a pathological liar and a racist, and that he lied to the american people during his campaig

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to explain why they signed the agreement which has been met with celebration and skepticism alexia bryan reports. from early morning until late at night and main squares mosques and on street corners. sudanese people came together. facing the drums of change and chanting civilian revolution. hailing what some say as the 1st step towards ending decades of dictatorship. but i think that i am telling the youth that the revolution is not over the revolution has just started with the internet shut down by the military jump to news of the deal spread mostly by word of mouth and in public meetings held by opposition leaders. the agreement will be signed off to its finalized and some heads of state from different countries will be attending the signing that we are expecting this to take place within the upcoming week before says of the freedom and change have already picked their candidates for the announcement of the sovereign council and the prime minister the sovereign council will include 5 military and 5 civilians plus an additional civilian agreed by both sides the council will 1st be led

bryan llenas is down at madison square garden with folks coming on there getting onto trains are gettingoff. this is a helicopter shot of what is almost entirely black midtown manhattan and you can see them trying to open the iris on the camera to get a better picture. you have a couple of buildings on the west side that power. times square has power and their buildings that have emergency power but so many of the neighborhoods here, we are talking about hells kitchen and the upper west side at lincoln center. these residential areas from seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth avenue the west side of the highway from 42nd street up to about 60 the street or 70th street are pitch black. con-ed saying this is because of the manhole fire. at least that's how it started which then went into a transformer that blew and put much of manhattan into darkness. the lower right-hand corner of your screen you can see the new york emergency management command center being moved in. we are expecting a news conference from them. that was supposed to happen 45 minutes ago. we have not heard anything. mayor de

bryan, thank you. in hong kong has cleared train station by force after protestors refuse today leave, officers in riot gear used batons and pepper spray to dispersion crowds, crowds in the train station after police first used tier -- teargas and meant to show defiance of white clad mob that attacked people at the same train station last weekend leaving 45 people injured. we are we are nearly 1,000 protestors have been arrested in russia today, during violent protest in moscow, police say about 3500 people poured into the streets were against the exclusion of opposition politicians from the ballot in upcoming city council election in council, the demonstration lasted more than 7 hours, this as shown antigovernment uprising as they continue and comes week after the city's largest opposition rally was held there in years. arthel: democrats in the house pursuing impeachment investigation just days after former special counsel robert mueller testified before two congressional committees, so what's next, w

close up looks a china and the social credit system is developing to control citizens behavior for me bryan thomas for now in the entire news stream. thanks much for being with us. total surveillance. every face in standing and identifying user behavior on the internet is monitored. undesirable actions are. china is one in the past toward becoming a digital dictatorship with total control over its citizens in the in china need no dark on a. close up next on t.w. . robots are still in the developing. phase of sleep but what's going to happen when they grow much. will schumann's and machines for you to peacefully co-exist. or are we on the verge of a rollercoaster place if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society. such is this the beginning of a golden digital age when will we be subjected to continuous state surveillance. of ai will experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines

metals futures contracts traded on the comix the announcement was made by assistant attorney general bryan. and the justice department's criminal division and assistant director in charge william f. sweeney. jr of the f.b.i.'s new york field office in other words if the maryland commodities group was a normal individual he would be doing the perp walk as they have covered for years now the precious metals markets is undeniably manipulated by the same people who are printing all the money because they don't want gold to rise up and attract capital while they're trying to pump the fake money called the u.s. dollar now why big coin is important is unlike gold the big coin community can pull their base layer of collateral out during what mayor would call proof of keys and every january 3rd there is a proof of keys event unfortunately in gold and silver no such proof of keys exists any time gold or silver starts to move higher the co max and the people who run the comebacks the people who are members of the comebacks slug the market with fake sell orders counterfeit sell orders otherwise known