shot keith bryan. >> gary james is a friend of a friend of the bryans and a prominent oklahoma defensee said the case against his client, becky, didn't add up. >> you believe an innocent woman is sitting behind bars? >> sure, sure. she had a lot of bad circumstances, but i do believe somebody shot keith and ran from that house. >> her attorney said there was a rush to judgment against becky, and as a result the state just didn't have the proof to back up the charge. >> i do believe that law enforcement agencies in this day and age have the ability to do a lot of things that were not done in this case. i don't believe they ever looked for anyone, which was a huge part of our defense. >> he's in a little itty-bitty pickup, okay. he's going down my street. >> you know becky probably better than anybody else. when you listened to that 911 call, you truly believe becky is being truthful? >> yeah, i really do. and it is because she was a very detailed person. she is not being panicky. she is trying to describe. she is trying to think through the process. she is very analytical. >> in early m

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walter white, aka bryan cranston. >> everybody is wondering who is going to pop up in the movie is bryan in the movie. how hard was it to keep those things to yourself? >> so easy. i love lying to people. we had a fake name for the film. i told my wife, obviously and my parents. but everybody else, i just said i was doing a small little indy project in new mexico and no one second-guessed it. >> do you think walter whyte is still alive? >>ther movie that little movie called "jexi." >> e.t. was the first on set, did you know that? >> behind the scenes with adam facing off with "this is us" star justin hartley. >> he's a true hunky beefcake. star justin hartley. >> he's a true hunky beefcake. >> ♪ sc johnson. phone. >> you'll be shocked a >>> welcome back. to e.t. it is time for the moment we've all been waiting for. adam devine's new movie "jexi" he's a comedian extraordinaire, a modern-day adonis. >> hello, e.t., welcome to set. >> there's an amazing tiki bar at our hotel. i'm a tiki boy in san francisco. >> have you seen the trolley cars? >> i've seen the trolley cars. >> i want to ride

. >> bryan is a unique project manager. he brings technical experience but only that but he is a great mentor to young project managers in my group. >> mentors is a lot about compatibility, too. he showed me his process and how he organized things and managed projects and had conversations on escalating things with contractors. >> brine shows leadership. he is independent. >> we work together pretty well with the resources we have to get the best outcome for the city. i think we have an open communication and that trust again of teamwork. >> bryan is a straight-shooter, he likes to get things done. he doesn't seek praise. i think that is why myself wanted to nominate him for the award to get recognition for the things he does to go above and beyond in his job. >> he is committed. that is why he deserved the golden pride award. >> i haven't been awarded anything like this in my 20 years. that is exciting to be recognized. it is special. it is excited to get recognition with the ongoing activities with the focus on the southe

walter white, aka bryan cranston. >> everybody is wondering who is going to pop up in the movie is bryan in the movie. how hard was it to keep those things to yourself? >> so easy. i love lying to people. we had a fake name for the film. i told my wife, obviously and my parents. but everybody else, i just said i was doing a small little indy project in new mexico ao one second-guessed it. >> do you think walter whyte is still alive? >> no, he's dead. >> there's another movie that we hear is comedic genius, a little movie called "jexi." >> e.t. was the first on set, did you know that? >> behind the scenes with adam facing off with "this is us" star justin hartley. >> he's a true hunky beefcake. >> >>> minutes away on e.t. we're getting into adam devine's phone. >> you'll be shocked a announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul i

and william jennings bryan defended a literal interpretation of the bible against evolution. and actually, william jennings bryan won that, and john scopes had in fact violated the law by teaching evolution. the decade began with the red scare of 1919, 1920. 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. there was a strike there. and it was also a time when the bolsheviks were in power in russia and had created the comintern. the comintern is the communists international, and it led to the palmer raids in the united states. palmer, a progressive quaker who was the attorney general of the united states. it resulted in the arrest of 4000 people, immigrants mostly, most of them hard-working, just 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. and there was really no -- most of them had nothing to do with radicalism. but there were bombings. there were a series of bombings in this count

fox news bryan llenas has more. bryan? >> we were anticipating that cuba gooding jr.is sexual abuse trial. today. there was supposed to be a quick jury selection and then opening statemen statements. instead a surprise indictment. gooding now facing new charges related this incident and another incident. the details surrounding the new charges will remain sealed until he's arraigned on tuesday. gooding is already facing two misdemeanor charges of forcible touching and sexual abuse. according to his accuser, gooding groped her breast without consent at the magic hour rooftop bar and lounge near times square on the night of june 9th in new york city. surveillance video obtained by tmz shows gooding and his girlfriend at the time chatting when his accuser walks over and takes a seat next to him. you can clearly see gooding at least place his hand on her left thigh. what happens next is harder to see. but this is where the accuser says he grabbed her breast. later on that evening, the accuser is seen confronting a security guard standing near gooding. at this point a stum

kennedy: i am all for bringing troops home is this really the way to do it joining me, bryan suits.e is back what do you think? >> cher is mad. kennedy: oh, no, is she? she should be. defender of the armenian people who were slaughtered at hands of turkey. >> you are right. the afghan war so old it is buy cigarettes and sign up for marine corps and fight itself. grant it, every time i go over there i come back more deaf and have more iron in me this not the way you do it just like obama got out of iraq is wrong. same with this, this say horrible deal, not just because of the ground there, but the message now, from taiwan, to belgium, is that you know at least this guy is president you can't trust an american handshake or blood in the same soil. kennedy: well, it is a shame what happened to the kurds. it is as to president of turkey has gotten in the president of united states ear, convinced him they are terrorists, you have pointed out over and over, that kurds like term an umbrella term does not mean one thing. >> no, world's largest ethnicity without their own country, that said,

david: bryan llenas thank you very much. >> we'll bring the president's comments from texas live as they happen. >> the new louis vuitton factory is expected to create a thousand new jobs, texas is in play in 2020 election. caroll circumstance this , is this opening of factory going to help the president keep texas ride. >> i want to acknowledge i am the louis vuitton expert on this panel, we go back a long way. a thousand jobs is not something to sneeze at. unemployment is low, hispanic unemployment is all-time lows, at the end of the day i believe most people vote with their pocketbook. it does not guarantee they are coming back but this is a one in long line of economic wins that will help president trump a lot. >> news flash, this will help the texas economy, but texas is not in trouble of being lost by republicans. it puts pressure on china, right, you have the knockoffs, will they be say you know made in usa? to compete, this is a great way to destinguish this is a real, a high-end product. >> i will say no, right away, you go after luxury market, some turn their nose up to tag tha

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bryan llenas has the latest for us. >> on tuesday, former new york republican congressman chris collinsesigned and became a felon. he pleaded guilty to insider trading charges after striking a plea deal with prosecutors. moments ago, his 26-year-old son cameron collins pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud. the government is now suggesting that he get anywhere between three and four years in prison. prosecutors claim cameron avoided nearly $571,000 in stock losses thanks to an insider tiptee received from his father. his father was on the board of directors. he got to that a drug for multiple sclerosis had failed trials. once the information went public, the stock plummeted 92% but collins had already illegally tipped off his son was able to avoid the stock losses. >> dana: bryan llenas, thank you. robert de niro seems to be starring in his own real-life legal drama. an expletive-filled voice mail taking center stage. >> [bleep]. how dare you? [indistinct] [bleep]. how dare you? the things that you know. >> dana: the actor was talking to what she's claimin

bryan llenas of the courthouse in lower manhattan.ith chris collins official resignation, there's two open seats in the house of representatives. the other is the wisconsin republican sean duffy who also recently resigned. there are 235 democrats, 197 republicans and one independent, michigan's just an emotion -- justin amash. a fan at out miami dolphins game didn't expect to see the charge on his credit card after buying two beers. not given that he had to watch the dolphins. police say a man selling beer at the stadium used his personal card reader to charge the fan whose bank sent him an alert for an excessive amount. the alert apparently included the suspects name. cops arrested the suspect and here he is, facing charges including theft, possession of a skimming device, he also lost his job. so far he has not responded to the charges. the fan got a full refund but of course as always, the dolphins lost again. president trump reportedly left hanging by the iranian president while a phone call apparently fell through. that's coming

soir luke bryan, i didn't sing enough about tool sheds. >> you had lionel. >> he's threatened by me.ol is celebrating a birthday. >> whichnow let's go get to my sort of. tongue in cheek moment of the of the of the show each week which is this notion of can you believe politics today. you know we just had columbus day in and columbus has become somehow how a divisive. figure and this is par the whole pc movement. remember last week we talked about own to generous having a having a friend on the other side of john war weighed in and said you know what we should be talking to was even on the people that welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> in our "e.t." birthdays which tv star appeared on the dating game. that's suzanne somers who turned 73 today. we love her for three's company and for -- >> thigh master. >>

line is if we want new technologies and electric car, sometimes you have to go play in the dirt >> bryana hold us hostage with these still today yes or no? >> yeah. yes. absolutely yes they can. this mine in california still ships their stuff to china to be refined because we don't have the capacity here. they're trying to shift that they will try to open that up within next year to try to reduce that dependence but right now you're right if china want to cut off the supplies, they could and tesla might not be able to get their batteries. apple might not be able to get their batteries to go in the iphone you want to build these technologies here, these are the guts >> we know china still has the leverage thank you so much. bryan sullivan is in california. >>> big banks are spending millions on technology it's worked out great for some trsnot for othe ishis the future of banking and who is next to dominate it that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may

bryan llenas in alvarado, texas with the latest. reporter: melissa, president trump finished a fund-raising event in fort worth, texas. he will participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a louis vuitton workshop. there are three other facilities in the united states. the other two are in california. this facility built on a ranch will employ 500 to 1000 workers over the next five years. the county offered 75% 10-year tax abatement to the luxury brand company. they say it is worth it. >> the influence it puts into our community. it creates new restaurants, new grocery stores. it just creates a lot of other jobs. so, you have to look at the big picture when you give a tax abatement. reporter: build nair ceo and chairman of lvmh which owns louis vuitton will join the president. lvmh revenue is up 16%. lou very wit ton are training workers to be artisan making handcrafted leather bags with the made in the usa label. the paris company which are 350 companies signed on pledge to america's workers, promising to train, and educate over 14

> a group gathered this morning in san francisco calling for the closure of the hall of justice on bryan street. they say the building is seismicallunsafeand could collapse a a powerful earthquake. >> we are concerned for those inside for a multitude of reasons and one is that the building is not earthquake safe. if anything happens, there was an earthquake a few days ago, if anything bigger and more devastating happens, we want those people to be safe. >> the san francisco public safety neighborhood services committee is holding a hearing about closing the building. city leaders have been trying to wind down operations at the hall of justice since it was marked for demolition in 1996. >> no one believes this building is safe. i met with the key city officials on this issue come all of whom have spoken out publicly. the sheriff, the seated minister's office, the public defender's office, the district attorney's office, superior court judges and other mayor and they all agree this building is seismically unfit and as a result nearly everyone who works there will be moved out of the buildi

. >> i like a short but sweet i'll give a so short one for bryan burrough, for research, in his most recent book, "days of rage: america's radical underground, the fbi, and the forgotten age f revolutionary violence," i joke that we should call him bryan burroughs -- yes, thank you. i'm here all week. wanted tod him how he be introduced, he said he writes writes ty fair and he book. the book for which he's best known other than this most is barbarians at the out in 1990.ame and nabisco, food company. book is a est accomplishment of and moral inquiry. it's something we thought we lot about because of the last 14 years and that's domestic terrorism but he shows this subject in a new light by taking story back so.969 or and all the way up through kind s, and middle of the 1980 one of the striking facts in the book is that the most fatal and dangerous year for domestic prior to the first world tray center bombing in the united states was 1981, which really makes you scratch your head and say, wow, maybe i book, which you should. i've read it very closely. i have a review cupping out nati

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[applause] >> i like a short but sweet introduction so i'll give a short one for bryan burrough, although for research, in his most recent book, "days of rage: america's radical underground, the fbi, and the forgotten age of revolutionary violence," i joke that we should call him bryan burroughs -- yes, thank you. i'm here all week. and i asked him how he wanted to be introduced, he said he writes for vanity fair and he writes book. the book for which he's best known other than this most recent one is barbarians at the gates which came out in 1990. rjr reynolds, and nabisco, food services company. but his latest book is a profound accomplishment of research and moral inquiry. it's something we thought we knew a lot about because of the last 14 years and that's domestic terrorism but he shows us how to see this subject in a new light by taking story back to 1969 or so. and all the way up through kind and all the way up through kind of the middle of the 1980s, and one of the striking facts in the book is that the most fatal and dangerous year for domestic terrorism prior to the first world

speaker, i rise today to shaffer, te bryan blaine. for the city of brian is officially retiring after 33 years of service. brian started with the city in june, 1986, as a code compliance officer. later, he became the city planner. since 2000 he's been the city.or for the brian has left a lasting impact on our community. rian's fingerprints are on the largest projects in blaine, from the t.p.c. twin cities golf open to the 3-m pga tour event to the largest development that blaine has since thus far. revenue , which added and growing families to the city is that project. 580 notably, brian secured acres of land which serves as wetland sanctuary. thank you for tyour service to city, brian. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the back.man yields the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. marshall, for five minutes. you, mr. all: thank speaker. this past weekend, i had the honor of being back in my home abilene, kansas, to 129thour 34th president's birthday and to rededicate the remodeled presidential library and museum. i got

as bryan on the top of the elite. drop further down to 8 it's still pretty close at the top with everyone from 2nd to states on threats and points right now anything is possible. what about the clubs chasing that path there are still any 2 points between 12 and 17 so things could look very different after next week even the last place part of the foot so bravely by i am. well aware it was a match to a sickness. just an appetizer main course. to go from here 3 goals in life could this be the start of something beautiful between the club and coach david rock now. how will the response of the last will they see power. will it pump them up for the next match. will the youngster in the tondo pro childhood friends in a state of pandemonium yet again. when will mr potter born finally celebrate a win of pharaoh. time how long do friedberg maintain their flights of fancy boxes to these questions and plenty more next time here on kickoff to see that. i am. going to. get. the full. awesome accomplished class. by mail and i'm gam

. >> host: bryan, , connecticut, democratic caller. >> caller: mr. israel, your name such as the country israel to me when i first came on today to watch the special you are on. the amateurish move, the total amateur move which of course is all about money, donald trump's move to allow erdogan to go into turkey come to going to syria to wreck the kurds. our allies whoo lost 11,000 souls, people in helping us wreck isis. the idea that the amateurish move that this guy has done, and he's done 1 million amateur mers since he got in there, the whole business with the ukrainian quid pro quo is only, is one of thousands that could cause him to be taken from office. i just, however, want to have you, given the name israel -- >> host: we will move on. we lost brighter carol in catskill new york independent. >> caller: yes. i don't know, first i applaud this gentleman to go forward with impeachment i don't even understand the whistleblower, why it's necessary. trump himself comes out no further, no morele than when the income the mueller investigation was dry

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names were part of appetizer for bryan's main course. to go from here 3 goals in life could this be the start of something beautiful between the club and coach david brock no. response of the last. pout. pump them up for the next match. will youngster for a child to friends in a state of pandemonium yet again. when will little powder born finally set up right away in a very rugged. and how long will friedberg maintain their flights of fancy thoughts as to these questions and plenty more next time here on. kickoff to see that the be. valentine's day 2018 parkland florida usa i told us that i loved her and that would be a last time that i would see ls a lot of. 17 people died in the high school shooting. for once it was just like enough is enough for the protest movement is born. young americans against gun mania. spotty double. kick off the bat clubs gave away their home advantage. to the jury to listen to the biased me get away. hold the. child cannot life see off the top of the table as a relationship column into the relegation zone. i

. >> reporter: ice says its arrangement with louisiana .benefits federal taxpaye bryan cox is actingress >> the average cosetention in ice cusdy is around $126 a day. the average in louisiana is about $65 a day. >> reporter: and cox says there's a reason ice contractsal with lheriffs and prison companies. >> if ice were to build and operate a twork of detentionic facilities, e would have to staff those facilities, build those facilities. the cost to the taxpayer would be signifint. with a contract arrangement that allows ice to bring on more beds as needed, reduce beds as needed. >> reporter: on the day weja visited son parish correctional center, 972 beds were occupied by ice detainees.e et three who each entered the u.s. at legal ports of entry and requested asylum. all are gay men from central america. t they sayy were persecuted by gangs, often violently, and met with indifference by the police. 23-year-old sergio gomez is from el salvador.at >> ( tran ): i've had a lot of problems with the gangs because of my sexual preference' >> reporter:been in ice detention for nine months,

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that very much is the feeling here bryan the dutch prime minister said yesterday what else do m e p's do with 2 m.p.'s in the british parliament want. the e.u. and with the new president go should have machelp on a negotiated long and hard they worked very hard for this deal and so look there's basically 2 reasons why leaders where happy despite the fact that they hate to see the u.k. leave the european union a 1st of all they have the feeling that all the work they have done for 2 years hasn't been in vain and secondly come what may if a blame game comes up they will always be able to say look we free chowed we made compromises we put this deal on the table and it is you who rejected it. let's look at a worst case scenario at this moment what happens if this agreement is turned down tomorrow in parliament. well 1st of all it would be really a political showdown it would be a disaster for boris johnson of course but what boris johnson is trying to do here he's saying look parliament you have a binary choice you either vote for my ideal or we crash out of the european union on october

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this fight needs heroes heroes like no who are about to be refused a $50000000.00 bryan the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the road to a better place nominate your anti corruption nearer. to . us. book about to the lee is here with all the sports thank you so well 3500 women are attending a football game right now in iran for the 1st time fee for have sent a delegation to ensure women can enter and stay safely during the world cup qualifier with cambodia previously they could only watch matches on team now covering this for us is a bus ride live for us and to her on there what's the mood like where you are. we spoke to you guys just about 30 minutes ago and in that time the score is 3 nil so the game is moving along very quickly and it's maybe because cambodia is not a stronger team or because iran team is being cheered on by thousands of women just give me a chance to sort of set the scene for you to my right is the main entry to the footbal

last full the springboks have been criticised by conservative style the 2007 world cup top try scorer bryan habana says results are what matter most when they mean opportunity or good luck to finish their finishing it off so i would all love to see the ball get to the wings a lot more in a world cup year where the margins are so fine. don't but he was winning probably not for me one now and renato have been retrospectivity disqualified from the japanese gone pretty because they used illegal driver aids rival team racing point complained about runners braking system. both ran out drivers finished in the top 10 said the decision cost them $9.00 points and put them down and 6 in the construct to standings miss eighty's knows how often is top of the drivers' championship going into the mexican grand prix this week he found himself in less familiar territory in mexico city though as he took part in a boxing session with x. world champion. hamilton is sure to pull no punches as he fights for 6 world title. all right that is all yours for now but feel a telling joe thank you very much for that and

to use its economic muscle to do something about the situation but bryan the reality of things is that a lot of e.u. member states are concerned that turkey that has a refugee deal with the e.u. could open up what many call the floodgates again for now turkey is preventing many migrants to come to greece to come to the european union and if they change that then many are worried much more migrants could make it to the european union and that's why we don't expect any additional sanctions here in luxembourg but only strong condemnations ok you mentioned this fear max about the floodgates as you put it being opened as a result of this fighting or or turkey choosing to do that could the e.u. foreign ministers be taking up the issue today of a possible new wave of migration as a result of the 5. there are 2 things that really concern the european union in this conflict the 1st one of course we mentioned it migration and that is something that you foreign ministers here in luxembourg are extremely concerned about they will talk about this the reason for this is that migration is political d

bryan cox is acting press secretary. >> the reality is, is that if people could show up at the bordermake a claim and be released into the interior of the united states, not everye will then appear in court. and so, detention in some instances is a necessary use of resources to ensure that persons ve in fact appear in court. >> reporter: butthe past year, ice has held more migrants in detention than ever before, and many are here in louisiana. last year, there were twopr ons holding about 2,500 ice detainees. now, there are 11 holding almosp 9,000 . detained migrants are less thlikely to win asylum thae who await trial on the outside. homero lopez's clients are among the luy few who have legal representation. >> buenos dias, dixan. como estas? >> reporter: on this day, lopez is meeting with dixan hernandez naranjo via video conference. not all detention centers allow the practice. they're tryi to tiepare for the tough questioning hernandez will facin an asylum hearing the next day. >> le mentiste a ice? no, no, no, no, no. >> reporter: in his native cuba, hernandez was a tour guide.he

stewart in georgia are investigating a deadly training accident. 41-year-old sergeant first class bryan of florida, 22-year-old corporal thomas cole walker of ohio, and 21-year-old private first class antonio garcia of arizona were killed orsterday when a bradley fighting vehicle drove off a bridge. in boston today, more guilty pleas in the college admissions scandal, douglas hodge, manuel and elizabeth henriquez and the fir to the hot pocket fortune michelle janavs pleaded guilty to fraud and money laundering charges. they'll be sentenced early next year. one of the giants of marathon running, shalane flanagan, announced her retirement today. flanigan says she had given everything to the sport, calling she won the new york city marathon in 2017 and won a silver medal in 2008 olympics. she's going to be a coach now. up next, a little boy's magic wheelchair powered by kindness. boy's magic wheelchair powered by kindness. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're

william jennings bryan nominated at age 36 by the democratic party in 1996 -- 1896 repudiated the policies of the incumbent democratic president, grover cleveland. cleveland endorsed the republican candidate. lots of votes changed. many more votes changed. people going from democratic to republican and republican to democratic. than did so in the 2016 election when compared to the elections immediately prior. we have had revolutions before. >> host: what we are seeing or not seeing in this republican primary. go back to 1980 when senator ted kennedy put up a formidable challenge against jimmy carter or 1992 when pat buchanan became a formidable opponent at least early on to george hw bush, miniature beating the loss in november 1992. we are seeing a number of candidates challenging donald trump but none of them seem to be making any mark in terms of polling or traction. >> guest: that is right. we are seeing adhesion to the party leaders and we will see adhesion among democratic voters on the democratic side to opposing donald trump. this is a period are a polarized partisan parity. the tw

. >> i am bryan cox with the public center's office in the public policy unit. we should look to reduce the population at 850 bryant. the working group for the replacement project made two recommendations the board can scan now. >> clearing warrantsveycuses the time a individual may be up to five days. this requires little time and can save crucial resources. second they will allow declines to pros kite the indicate folks would serve resources. first the period should opportunity the project. bolstering the pre-trial would curtail the jail population without adding unnecessary risk. people code section 825 entitleds the defendant to see the judge. this is when they do not file charges by releasing folks. we should demand enforcement of the law enforcement that individuals do not go to jail in the first place. in april 348 referrals were made. half are white. these are ways to reduce the population of 850. we can implement right now. to say it cannot be done is not accurate. i encourage the board to exercise that will. >> thank you. i am john lindsey. we are acti

art of war al-jazeera who west bengal hong kong chief executive of the friend of the territory of bryan on face masks after crowds of protesters defy the new laura over the weekend and the government protests have gripped hong kong for months now on the situation shows no sign of dying down caroline says while it will take time for the ban on face masks to work effectively other measures to restore order including help from mainland china remain a possibility at this point in time i still strongly feel that we should find the solutions ourselves. that is also the position of the central government that hong kong should tackle the problem on her own but if the situation becomes so bad . then no options. if we want hong kong to at least to have another chance. a tweet by the manager of an american basketball team about the protests in hong kong as sparks a political fallout houston rockets general manager daryl morey is apologized after posting an image saying fight for freedom stand with hong kong over the weekend his comments angered many of the team's chinese fans and some chinese busi

policy you know whether it has an effective strategy to achieve that is a very good question your eyes bryan hook at the state department said today you know that the united states remains open to a diplomatic solution given the rising tension between the united states and iran by the same token when the president on down it is not necessarily creating conditions that enable that diplomatic solution to occur is in china has struck a partial trade deal which could potentially end a dispute between the world's 2 largest economies that is what donald trump has said he held talks with china's vice premier and suspended a terrify contour in a $50000000000.00 for the chinese imports it was set to take effect on tuesday. but we've come to a deal intellectual property. financial services. a tremendous deal for the farmers a purchase of from $40.00 to $50000000000.00 worth of agricultural products another big issue that we've come to conclusion on is currency foreign exchange we've also made very good progress on technology transfer and we'll put some of the technology transfer in phase one phase 2 w

. >> bryan: to portray their products as trend setting.e reached out to jewel but have yet to get comments on these lawsuits but the company has been speaking about the issue of understands age vaping n. august the company as knowledged youth vaping in america has become a serious urgent problem. jewel says it's working to implement strategies to verify the age of people purchasing vaping products and the company insists its main goal is to help adult smokers quit burnable cigarettes. >> his name is samuel little. he's considered the most murderous serial killer in our nation with 50 confirmed victims. but investigators are trying to trying to identify more than 40 other women he says he killed. this man confessed to 93 murders in total. the fbi call the confessions credible. detectives releasing sketches the man drew in prison of unidentified women he says he murdered with video confessions describing each killing in detail, including this one in new orleans in '82. >> that's the only one i ever killed by drowning. >> investigators say he

bryan has met the turkish foreign minister never to have a saga of the high ranking diplomatic push is happening is critics back home in the u.s. accuse donald trump of clearing the way for the offensive by pulling american troops out of the region meanwhile turkish forces and kurdish fighters continue to battle in the border town of russell and considered a strategic point for both syrian government forces are moving north and now a major obstacle for turkey and so is russia which has been placing its forces between the parties and as they fight it out on the battlefield civilians of course according the middle hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced and some a crossing the border into iraq which al stratford is standing by in chelan on the turkey syria border with 1st they're going to sue them closely or who in ankara cinema ahead of these meetings we heard from donald trump last night very confusing messages about leaving it up to turkey and syria but this is a very very high level delegation from the u.s. are they going to be able to shift president to one and he's ambi

. >> bryan edwards with coalition oned homelessness. in the last month i learned a lot about a lot of things. i have an aunt who is very right wing. she lives in philadelphia. she said you are on fox news. i said what? and she said screaming at a hearing. i guess they were talking about james loyce. i want to thank you. that was fun but it showed me direct action does work some times. that is not my experience. that is not what i am comfortable with i don't like shutting down public meetings but if that is what it takes, that is what it was taking at this time. in the last month none of it is good. the people that work for the department of public health are fing am macing. what they are prohibited from doing. it doesn't make sense. it is very san francisco and we have a ton of money and we do things really dumb and tend to over rely on law enforcement. i also found out this month if someone wants to get a shelter bed at 2:00 a.m. on a sunday and doesn't want cops to be involved, they have to be in psychosis. ems doesn't have access to

stewart in georgia are investigating a deadly training accident. 41-year-old sergeant first class bryanflorida, 22-year-old corporal thomas cole walker of ohio, and 21-year-old private first class antonio garcia of arizona were killed yesterday when a bradley fighting vehicle drove off a bridge. >>> in boston today, more guilty pleas in the college admissions scandal. douglas hodge as well as elizabeth henriquez and heir to the hot pocket fortune michelle janavs pleaded guilty to the fraud and moneylaundering charges. they'll be sentenced early next year. >>> one of the giants of marathon running shalane flanagan announced her retirement today. flanigan says she had given everything to the sport, calling it an incredible ride. she won the new york city marathon in 2017 and won a silver medal in 2008 olympics. she's going to be a coach now. >>> next, a when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to