cain claims she was constantly told to lose weight.ays because of the alleged treatment, she suffered five broken bones, didn't have a period for three years and had suicidal thoughts. >> i usually cut my legs because i hated them for not running faster for not doing better. >> reporter: nike shut down its oregon project last month after the u.s. doping agency suspended coach salazar saying an investigation found multiple anti-doping rule violations. this morning, nike is denying cain's allegations saying, these are deeply troubling allegations which have not been raised by mary or her parents before, adding mary was seeking to rejoin the oregon project and alberto's team as recently as april of this year and had not raised these concerns as part of that process. cain says she's still training in hopes to make the olympics in tokyo next summer. you can hear more from her coming up on "good morning america." >>> louisiana senator john kennedy is refusing to back down from a blistering attack he launched against house speaker nancy pelos

. >> lacing up for a fight once the fastest growing america cain speaking out about a nike training program that she said nearly ruined her career >> playing for keeps the classic toys just inducted into the hall of fame. "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm cory coffin. >> and i'm phillip mena. millions of americans are waking up to the freezing cold this morning. it may bcross the midwest and northeast dropping to the teens and below. possibly as much as 30 degrees below normal for this time of year parts of northern michigan were covered in about a foot of snow and many of the schools there were forced to close early drivers need to be extremely cautious and only go out if it is absolutely necessary. officials worked overnight to clear the roads in marquette county, michigan police have reported multiple crashes due to dangerous conditions there right now that system is moving east we are looking at cleveland, ohio, where they recorded their first measurable snow of the season creating some slick roads there as well. and more sleet and more snow could be on the way. here t

angles of this story rosalind jordan is at the conference in washington but 1st let's talk to dominic cain who is in berlin so don what more do we know on these repatriation efforts. wise and we know that the 7 people concerned arrived back at spurgeon's tegel airport just over an hour or so ago and they 'd find themselves landing in to a bit of a storm of controversy because they are clearly in the eyes of the turkish government people who are so dangerous that they needed to be deported back as you were saying in your introduction to their home country and yet landing in germany there is no charge against any of the individuals concerned we understand it is for women to men and one babies include the baby would not have any charge against them but nor do the 6 others who are part of this group and as i say because there is no charge against them and there is no charge that can be brought against them as it stands under german law regarding whatever activities they may or may not have taken part in in the middle east they are there for as it were scot free they are able to go about their

however, ranking member cain and i think our oversight responsibility very seriously and are happy to have this important time here. in the responsibility we take seriously has been one of providing the funding needed to rebuild our military with a specific focus on restoring readiness. conducting an audit of this magnitude is a massive undertaking, as i'm sure we will hear. in, fact until secretary northwest arrived, it had never happened. the pentagon had never completed not it. but you repeat that. it is history, the department of defense had never completed an audit. kind of remarkable. the faa 19 d.o.t. audit is one of the largest audit of any organization in history. over history, this audit has required more than 1400 auditors and hundreds of d.o.d. site inspections. these auditors and inspections evaluate thousands of samples undocumented items to account for roughly the 2.8 billion dollars in d.o.t. assets. conducting an audit of this size is no easy task, however it is a critical d.o.t. function which it must do in the results reveal issues that we all must learn from. there

herman cain, you've actually been there. you've actually done this. you have been there.en't seen anything like i've seen with donald trump. he could go to anywhere from las vegas, you name it, there would be tens and thousands of people showing up. this last debate, the democrats didn't even talk about the economy. i think they almost are going to see that points to donald trump. how do you see what's going on with detainee 20 democrats going down? >> i think that 2020 democrats are all socialists and the matter who emerges with the nomination, it will not matter because the american people are not stupid. the other thing, jason, is that the lens of the media showing washington, d.c., and these democrat candidates, that does not represent real america. i hear it and they see it all the time. so austan may not call it a disaster. he may not call it panicking. but let's just call it total disorganized chaos. that's why no one candidate is getting any traction. for once, i agree with president obama. just this once. >> jason: mark this day. >> the need to cool it on some of

mary cain was once r once once an olympic openful. in front of teammates. i was told during practices that i was clearly five pounds too heavy. it was public knowledge within the program, within the team that i was really struggling with this. >> reporter: the star runner says to "the new york times," that as part of nike's oregon project, coach alberto salazar and his assistants emotionally and physically abused her. >> there's so many people who looked at me at that time and thought that i was living the dream and in certain ways i thought i would be but there was no -- nobody cared about me as a person. i was a product. and i -- i didn't know how to cope. >> reporter: cain became a high school running sensation in bronxville new york and at 17 signed a professional contract training under salazar where she would win a gold medal at the ment ays dpite rndo ti the success, her physical and mental health began to deteriorate as a result of her coach's treatment, she says, in her most desperate moment she even turned to self-harm. >> i

this is really bad. >> cain says her concerns were dismissed.ormer coach has disputed her claims. in a statement nike writes in part, the allegations had not been raised by mary or her parents before, and that mary was seeking to rejoin the organ project and alberto's team as recently as april. in response, cain said she visited with the coach in hopes of finding closure, and that nike is trying to victim blame. >> i got caught in a system designed by and for men, which destroys the bodies of young girls. >> reporter: her op-ed in the "new york times" is one of three recently accusing the iconic brand of mistreating female athletes >> there is a lot of just manipulation it was a very toxic culture. >> reporter: former olympic runner, kara goucher also trained with the organ. >> my experience with nike, they dispel the image they are supportive of female athletes, they are not. >> reporter: and that the allegations are completely inconsistent with their values still, cain worries about abuse at nike and says she's taking a stand for female athlet

cain and abel. cain brings his sacrifice, god says no. no reason at all. and when hebrew tells us that his face crumples like the face of a child when it is shocked by something, and it puts iron in cain's soul, and you have the first murder when he kills his brother abel. and he goes on doing this, god does. he chooses jacob rather than the older twin. and you're made to feel the pain of the rejected one. have you no blessing for me, father? esau cries in despair. father, bless me too. and poor hagar just dumped in the desert with her baby son by abraham to face an almost certain death. this is not the benign god we think. and at the end of the book of genesis, god was continually butting in and interviewing, interfering and advising, disappears from the world. and joseph and his brothers have to struggle with their own insights and dreams just as we do. and that image of god has been -- because this is the world that we know. this is a world where people do die in terrible, senseless disasters. natural disasters. and we, and this is a world that it's not

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from there, cain says her career hit an all-time low.cally and has reached out to alberto salazar and nike, but we've not immediately heard back. some of the things in the story she told "the new york times," guys, she was forced to basically starve herself. she broke bones. she would have to sneak energy bars in her room just to get some nourishment. >> it's so heartbreaking. she says, i felt so scared. i felt so alone. i felt so trapped. something she loved turned into a nightmare. >> he talked about the oregon facility -- >> and salazar was a new york city marathon champion. he's a legend. >> two very different stories. he said all he did was care about her mental health and welfare. she tells a very different story. >> suicidal thoughts. >> upsetting. >>> moving on to something fun. some familiar faces were on hand during the opening night of tina turner's new musical on broadway. the music legend arrived at the theater haft night with her longtime friend and fan, oprah winfrey. of course, our own gayle king was there also. so here's

brian: actor dean cain is going to weigh in.for him. america won't listen. how do you explain this. >> them's the rules, baby. they threat them up that way it's a possible late contest as well. it noise the just about the dancing. those are the rules. sean is winning, staying on the show based on the rules. it is pretty clear that they just want change the rules now that he is there. kind of like, let's get rid of the electoral college. get trump out of office. you can't do it that way. ainsley: isn't america saying look, you have, you have ridiculed this president, you have ridiculed this administration. we are fighting back? >> well, that could be seen that way for sure. you know, it is, it's a popularity contest. not just about dancing. do i think sean is the strongest dancer on the show? probably not. that is not the only criteria. so these are the rules. he is playing by the rules. i mean, i couldn't wear that sailor outfit. i couldn't do it myself. steve: you couldn't wear a sailor outfit? i think i remember you flying aro

someone recently said to me michael caine.l me was it -- >> in the book, you put an appeal out to whoever this may be, to contact you. >> long beard, english guy, who talked about gardening. >> it's interesting you said about the story thing. one of the thoughts i've had recently with my mom's death, my dad, my brother and my mom, all the people who made up my strange little family growing up are gone. and i suddenly thought it's a very strange feeling to be the only one left who remembers the stories, who remembers, like, all those little moments that were the -- you know -- >> did you tape your mother telling -- >> i did. i shot a documentary with her and wrote with her, so there's a lot -- yeah, there's a record of if. but, you know, my dad died when i was 10, so i don't know how much -- i talked to stephen colbert about this recently. i don't know how much what i remember of my dad is from -- he wrote a book about families and his family, and i don't know how much of it is just from that book and how much is stuff i actual

chbeen cain is overseeing the production of his bourboattamar distillery.n craft whiskey distillery. >>i approached a fermentation of thmash or away mang perspective. sitors stopped by for taings during last weekend's taste of redwood valley event. >>this distillery was exception to the action at the local wineries and there are surprises here such as bourbon ice creams. dean has been maing bourbon for 36 years she started by learning the process of making cognac from a frenchman. >>using old-school double still european techniques. >>and he follows e american rules of proper production, including the corrt barrels ma of american white oak and chart on the leave it undisturbed fo2 e years after which we get to call it straight urbon whiskey. >>but he's not trying to crank out mass quantities. don't let anything escape me pay attention to quality before i pay attention economics and that makes a huge difference. >>much like napa valley wine shook uphe french in the 1970's by winning blind taste tests. >>cain is doi the same to longtimbourbon and whiskey prod

chris been cain is overseeing the production of hibourbon at tamar distillery.lso known as american craft whiskey distillery. >>i approached a fermentation of the mash or away makin perspective.visitors stopped by for tastings during last weekend's taste of redwood valley event. >>this distillery was exception to the action at the local wineries and there are surprises here such as bourbon ice creams. dean hs been makingbourbon for 36 years she starteby learning the process of making cognac from a frenchman. >>using old-school double still european techques. >>and he follows the american rules of proper production, made of american white oak and chart on the inside and we leave it undisturbed for 2 years after which we get to call istraight bourbo whiskey. >>but he's n trying to crank out mass quantities. don't let anything escape me pay attention to quality before i pay attention economics and that makes a hugdifference. >>much like napaalley wine shook up the french in the 1970's by winning blind tast test >>cain is doing the same to longtime bourbon and whisk

that china trade talks have stalled out question now, what does 2020 have in as to are in store laura cain is with us. and to biggie back opiggyback t conversation we were having, you must be positive that's correct three pieces of uncertainty are mostly coming from trade, upcoming election and the direction of monetary and fiscal policy going into next year. and we uncertainties and where we want to position is away from trade and more toward the consumer which we see as supported by the strong labor market and strong consumer balance sheet so we are on positive on the consumer but that being said, i think that there will be differ generation in the retail space >> and are you positive u.s. >> we are neutral. >> but it is one of the preferred markets that you have or no? >> so we do see opportunity in the u.s. market. but we are -- what we like is that lot of the u.s. market is driven domestically. so if you look at u.s. companies, they are getting about 69% of their revenues generated domestically and that is attractive because you are less caught in the crosshairs of trade versus europe

let's ask new voice chairman, herman cain.ocratic party started out of the year, they're young, woke, dynamic, people of color, oh, never mind, the same 70 years olds. not to diss the 70-year-olds. you're a great looking septa. septagenari a. n i sometimes forget about that. >> i think people may underestimate sept-fenarias. don't gnat the leadership ability. in this case, neither biden nor bernie have articulated anything that suggests they would be strong leaders. that is what they will fall down. it is not the age. whether or not they have the ability. i don't think either one have the ability to get all the way to gain the democrat nomination. no, i don't think either one of them do because they talk a lot, but they don't say a lot that inspires people to believe they can lead. charles: feels like bernie created a maybe a cult-like following. in early october, he had the scare, heart scare. he was less than 14%. now he is almost at 20%. people written him off then. a lot of this came at the expense of elizabeth warren. but

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are awarded for outstanding achievement but pupils who've received 3 warnings for misdemeanors get cain twice in the buttocks one that's also a longstanding tradition there which generally has a pair rental approval. i want you to get to just look at most of the parents here are very supportive and there was another school in zimbabwe that recently did away with paying and my understanding was that the vast majority of the parent body were up in arms that actually the way they want the corporal punishment system. and he says paintings are relatively rare. tonight to everyone goes to bed without having to be disciplined. the next morning the headmaster has finally found out who threw the eggs. they were sick for boys who were in who weren't really thinking they had a fight and of course all of those ended up on the wall but the great thing for me ultimately is that they came forward they cleaned up the image and hopefully just hopefully there's something from it. producing good and responsible citizens is one of the boarding schools major educational goals. today these peoples are going

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journalism education from professional reporters like former wall street journal tech reporter yukari cain these men have learned. how to be articulate have learned how to write well and they have become experts in criminal justice from the inside and personally affected by policy and law and important discussions that are happening now and there's an opportunity for them to be part of the discussion and the debate outside not just through their own articles but through our beds. and hearing these perspectives giving them a space in the main street is crucial america has the highest documented incarceration rate in the world but nick you lack of transparency around prison conditions makes coverage from the outside especially challenging. in our interviews with john jay leno and carrie miles from troy williams the key point they kept coming back to it was their access to its own parallel they do the kind of reporting no one else can. expose the practice of a state court of appeal. the 12 years had essentially thrown all pro se supervisory writs into the garbage can meaning of. a writ that w

a man at heathrow airport hours off to turkey said it had deported a british eisel suspect dominic cain has more from berlin. turkey is proceeding with its deportations of european citizens it believes are not conducive to the public good in its country who it suspects of being involved in activities to do with i saw in the middle east the latest group to return to germany 2 women who it is reported are under investigation and the reporting suggests that these 2 women are to be questioned and searched by police when they arrive in germany the important thing here is not withstanding that investigation no charges as yet have been proffered against them nor indeed against the family of 7 who returned to take a port in berlin in the evening on thursday evening so the reporting of this in a wider context is quite interesting political classes are saying why didn't the government have more procedures in place to help process the people being returned to germany but also there is the suggestion that the people who so far have returned on not particularly perceived as having been involved acti

the fact that we have bred dogs to have certain characteristics we have not bred out of them there cain is lupus d.n.a. so yes just as you can have brown hair blonde hair or you can have blue eyes or green eyes brown eyes your nutritional requirements as a human being remain the same despite the fact that you look past the different depending on what your d.n.a. dictates. because i do object. no i mean i will continue objecting to people in republika srpska everyone agrees those in power and their position but you know we must not become a nato member under any circumstances our reason is clear nater critical because serbska. it bombed us for years in depleted uranium munitions. and that still is killing our children today. and if we decided to become a nato member of it would we would give it a moral right to believe that it did the right thing and what is going to sway over who would betray the memory of those who died as a result of the notion that bombing operation was called the angel of mercy can you imagine that. he was still clutching to titrate in the let's move. on get. it ove

really expand on exactly what he would see that role has because as you mentioned he has been one of cain's loudest critics and so it still is definitely very likely that he will come back in 2020 when the c.d.u. is deciding on here is going to put forward the 2021 elections and throw his hat into the ring as at the end of the day think it's still very clear even though we have even though we had a somewhat more conciliatory tone today he's very much keen to become germany's next chancellor and that the party leader of the c.d.u. those are 2 of the biggest names floating around right now but the question is who else could become the next chancellor let's have a listen to our main last it is the state premier of north rhine-westphalia that's germany's most populous state we spoke with him earlier. this party occupies a political center ground and anyone wanting to change that course will find no support from the delegates here. everybody here wants us to remain a broad church party which takes climate change seriously but also has an industrial policy that secures jobs for the future such as

the fact that we have bred dogs to have certain characteristics we have not bred out of them there cain is lupus d.n.a. so yes just as you can have brown hair blonde hair or you can have blue eyes or green eyes brown eyes your nutritional requirements as a human being remain the same despite the fact that you look vastly different depending on what your d.n.a. dictates. turned. against us a few 500 to a new high transparency has been obliterated all sound accounting has been obliterated all economic policy that is tied to any economic school that makes any economic sense has been ignored and obliterated the rule of law has been obliterated everything having to do with the sound society is being ignored to get a number to a higher level and it's getting to higher level but at what cost. the clinton ties to sway you know food. bank itself movie theater. plus we've got to talk. on the other dismayed to see the ok i want and i don't miss so much and if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his way. through our you can move from the fifty's who found this both

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the fact that we have bred dogs to have certain characteristics we have not bred out of them there cain is lupus d.n.a. so yes just as you can have brown hair blonde hair or you can have blue eyes or green eyes brown eyes your nutritional requirements as a human being remain the same despite the fact that you look vastly different depending on what your d.n.a. dictates. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been only implement inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against a troll venezuela associate. famous will have a son of a moment to. get out of that. data to see on the path to the mad moment the focus of the who story isn't new makes him cold henry kissinger to tell on not be tolerated in latin america. an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the economy scream so wants now making the economy of venezuela screed. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by frank person of

are seeing a silver lining finally to the rough start of the season tickets are much cheaper for cain's of the new chase center. kron four's dan thorn spoke with some fans who say finally finally we can afford and we can go now. >>fans have not been thrilled, but the rough start to the warriors season, but now they're getting a chance to see their favorite team in their brand new home and at a reasonable price. >>affordable for sure yeah we got tickets for about 2530 bucks a day this was anthony ready and change ice first game at the chase center. they want to take advantage of the warriors slow start by scooping up some cheap tickets online. >>first-time happy 2530 other fans found some nice deals as well we've had about 75 for lower level in the recent years but has pretty see on the street, the fans anticipated a surge in pricing months that he move from oakland to san francisco however injuries to practically the entire starting 5 has been a double edged sword to lower prices, fans may not get to see step clay or dream and play. but they can at least afford to check out. the new dig

and michael caine has tweeted, "my friend terry 0'neill was one of the greatest photographers, he willor a look at the weather with chris fawkes. i think the weather is going to turn a little bit sunnier over the next couple of days. before that, through the night, cloudy across england and wales, still the threat of rain from the north sea effect in east anglia, may be brushing into kent as well. 0therwise, may be brushing into kent as well. otherwise, the skies clearing for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, with a widespread and a sharp frost developing, icy surfaces where we see that in parts of northern scotland. high pressure will bring settled weather, stopping this low pressure from making inroads from europe. nevertheless, the loco to get close enough to bring cloudy weather to the far east of england, may be a bit of rain, but after a cold and locally frosty start to the day, we are looking at dry weather for most of the day with sunshine. sunny but cold and a number of places, just two in edinburgh, further south nine or ten in cardiff and london. hello, t

people it was the most obvious symbol of the ideological divides that spanned here up there is dominic cain has been hearing the stories of some who attempted the perilous journey to freedom and ellis who stayed behind the iron cat on a sunny day dagmar zoomed on likes to walk her dog on ben now it's a simple pleasure she was denied for much of her adult life because this was where the berlin wall want stood guarded by soldiers with orders to shoot to kill tomorrow and technicians who were firm and over in everyday life the wall played a role in that it was just there it stands before you if you're standing in front of it you just had to accept it. august 1961 the height of the cold war when communist control of the east drove many thousands to flee west using the open border in berlin causing a brain drain the east felt could not continue. so they built the wall separating families and friends over night and when the 1st bricks were laid here rows of houses were blocked off meaning those who wanted to get out had to jump from the upper windows onto the street in the west. but as the wall b

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm not at cern professor steve cain is the author of the instant classic deep funky economics he's also got a patriotic page where you basically are like you know taking lessons right from professor steve kean steve welcome back to be him why the patriots ounds call it's going very well it's a good it's may be a new public intellectual without having to worry about a single university bureaucrat or university meeting and i can research what i want to research and i can do it in europe where most of the activity in both economics and environment is happening and that's those much 2 areas a lot of really i'm very grateful my patron you know it's fantastic and lot of people sign up to your patronage for steve k. and it's a heck of a deal now tell us mr mr professor steve king the u.s. national debt is now $23.00 trillion dollars of past $22.00 trillion in february reading about a trillion dollars every 8 or 9 months i like to move my shoulders around i say that as the chilean dollar debt dance is a sustainable what's going on here yes it is. we obsess about t

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berlin wall 30 years ago she comes from the eastern side that was once under communist rule tahmina cain has more. germans remember a joyous moment which many thought might never happen the removal of a physical barrier that divided a city a country a continent in the end it was a wave of people power which swept over the burning wall and yet it was the people in power who let that wave topple it within weeks that same government was toppled and within months the 2 germany's would become one. angela merkel was one of the many east germans who walked into west berlin on that night in 1909 for her now as chancellor the 9th of november is a time for remembrance to feel him and to many people became a victim of the dictatorship we were not forget them i remember the people who were killed here at this because they were looking for freedom and i also remember the 75000 people who were imprisoned because they tried to flee their country have. the sudden fall of the wall transformed the city almost overnight and for some berliners it was hard to process. this hospital it took me a long long tim

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faith or airport hours after turkey said to dispatch deported rather a british eisel suspect dominic cain has more from our land this is the 1st wave of returns by the turkish authorities of german citizens or german residents who have been in turkish custody people who have been decided upon by the turkish authorities as being so dangerous that they can no longer stay on turkish soil and yet for the german or for a t's the difficulty that they face is that on the face of it these specific 7 individuals have no charges against them they cannot be charged for any activities or their participation in any activities in the middle east under german law and as i say these people are then perceived to be innocent they can go about their own lives back in germany for the government there is the serious issue that many people in this country are opposed to the return of people who the turkish government have referred to in such disparaging terms but they must also a bay the law or the government just as much as these individuals it is polarizing opinion in this country and of course there are mor

it's for was a pivotal moment in the events that brought down communism in eastern europe dominic cain has more from berlin. very few parts of the burley and wall remain to this day i'm standing outside one such piece that's protected and it is a place where people come and the think to themselves what it must have been like to be as it were trapped behind it and so on this day which is so important for so many germans people feel that sense of joy that the wall was brought down it was brought down they think by a wave of people power and the interesting thing is that that wave of people people power swept over the wall and yet at the time it was the people in power who allowed the wave to bring the wall down within weeks that government was out of office within months the 2 germany's would become one and so now as germans celebrate this day they also think to themselves well what about the 30 years that followed what about the promises that were made to the east german population by the west german parties to urge fast reunification have they been delivered upon by many in the old eas

a man at heathrow airport hours after turkey said it had deported a british eisel suspect dominic cain has more from berlin. turkey is proceeding with its deportations of european citizens it believes are not conducive to the public good in its country who it suspects of being involved in activities to do with i saw in the middle east the latest group to return to germany 2 women who it is reported are under investigation and the reporting suggests that these 2 women are to be questioned and searched by police when they arrive in germany the important thing here is not withstanding that investigation no charges as yet have been proffered against them nor indeed against the family of 7 who returned to take a port in berlin in the evening on thursday evening so the reporting of this in a wider context is quite interesting political classes are saying why didn't the government have more procedures in place to help process the people being returned to germany but also there is the suggestion that the people who so far have returned on not particularly perceived as having been involved acti