>> carrie: yeah. i think where the danger is when the journalist themselves get too caught up in the echo cham ber, and they're not testing their own assumptions about what they're hearing. i think we saw that play out in 2016, where reporters were seeing things with their own eye s as they went out into the states or were hearing things about the strength of the concern about hillary clinton, people that -- the dynamic that was emerging that led to donald trump succeeding in 2016, i have talked to many reporters that say they traveled to michigan or i had one reporter in particular who is a native of michigan, whose family is very conservative. and he at the time worked for a conservative publication himself and he saw what -- he saw things but because the traditional metrics of how you judge strengthen the presidential campaign were saying something different, and those metrics generally always have proven correct. polling, fundraising, lots of other things. and i think people just sort of allowed t

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girl's demands and shall receive under the alabama law that legal protection so that life can be carried to term and the birth into this world and you see the difference whether the pregnancy happens because of rape or incest once again we focus on the fact that there is a life inside of the womb you know it's atrocious as the circumstances leading to that life being produced are we certainly do not want to try to right that wrong and we can't remedy that wrong by punishing the innocent child that comes to birth as a result of even as atrocious as that wrong will be the alabama law does recognize as technology and science has led us to understand that there is in fact a life in that room at conception at conception and the alabama law does well to protect that life so will this legislation old so provide support for mothers who find themselves forced to have children they cannot and don't want to support. you know that's certainly a question that we can answer and that's certainly what the alabama legislature will intend to do we have adoption services you know the backlog on adoptions i

this is not your average fun run at the world cole carrying championships a race that involves carrying 50 kilos of coal on your back and today i'll be competing but 1st let's find out more about this edition. of the rules bus simple there are several heats with 30 runs each the banks of cola carried on a track that is a little over a kilometer long women compete in a separate category with 20 bags of cold cleansing if you ask me. it all began as a drunken beds in a pub in 1963 nowadays it's more of a professional and sober affair but registration still takes place in the pub time to find out what awaits me. and what direction will i will i be able to. challenge myself with these to see. a sure thing that. you'll call if i really if you get this job and. give the chief something ok well that's why i go over. rivals of old trained hard for this day i haven't so i enlist the help of john hunter nicknames the machine. he's competed for 30 years and won the race a record any time so if you turn around you want. to go up on top. because they go nuts they could. not say get up get out now it'

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i can carry my pistol with me unless the safety catches on to carry small arms within reach you need a small gun license which is becoming more and more popular the number of small license holders has more than doubled since 2013 with a huge increase since 2015. so i know i've got my blank gun neatly packed so i can carry it with me but just to remind you anyone over 18 can buy something like this. but anyone who buys a gun illegally isn't interested in the law. in germany a one year weapons amnesty ended in mid twenty's 18 illegal guns could be handed over to the police with impunity here at the bomb disposal center in boston where they are collected and destroyed. this is a machine gun and infamous heavy machine gun you can tell that from the sound when it's fired but this is our comes out once we've put it through the incinerator. tell what it was. the guns are burned to separate the words and other materials from the steal anything left ends up in the smelter. was. legal guns were also surrendered during the amnesty in germany they're only allowed with a firearms ownership licens

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carrying anything to protect myself it wasn't until i moved to d.c. that i was actually started fearing at times of my life not here in my life but just trying to be more aware of my surroundings where i walked especially when i walked home and all of that so i never carried anything per se but i was always very cautious and especially when you start hearing of of women in the streets where you think you might feel safer and you know our personal crisis right now you know and i actually a few a few months ago a fellow colleague gave me a rape whistle and i have not carried it around i have left it at my desk but she gave a few of us rape whistles just in case to be safe and you know you really never know who's watching or who's following you so it's it's interesting you say but i've never actually cared anything and i do know that d.c. does only allow certain type or sprays that's the other thing which is why i never actually purchase one because only certain ingredients were allowed to be and that was i think of that has all these groups just you kno

it through our backyards, loaded on ships and carry it through the ocean.there is a new plan. it. it to seattle and store perfectly safe, they said. then a change in orders. .veryone out where were they going to go? authored $28 million in cancer research, we learned the pentagon has paid a fortune on botulism toxin. botulism toxin. ounce of which, effectively dispersed to kill every human being in north america. president nixon told us they would destroy all of the bacteriological materials until the pentagon explained that they need them around to develop anti-toxins. accidentsears, 1500 were recorded in the germ warfare laboratories. do you know anyone in maryland? maybe they should get out. and gas warfare. why am i telling you in the bay area about that? your sons and daughters got it firsthand in berkeley. that gas with our taxes. they are using it on our sons and daughters and they are paying for it, too. you know all about napalm. about whiteknow phosphorus. in the civilian a hospital, i saw a man who had a piece of white phosphorus in his flesh. it

al has your latest forecast. >>> plus, carrie on.d taking her family along. >> you set the bar high for all working moms out there. having a 3-month-old and stepping on the stage for a world tour. >> you know what, everything we all do is just as difficult but this different ways. >> how the busy mom of two is making it all work. >>> and still drinking it up. harry smith sit willing down with "spinal tap" reunion, 30 years in the making. >> does it feel like 30 years? >> how does it feel for you? what does it feel like for you, harry? >> feels like 26 years. >> how the groundbreaking mocumenta mocumentary. >>> hello from oklahoma. >> to our five kids in spokane, washington, we love you! >> we're here for broadway week. >> on the plaza! >>> from madison, mississippi. >> celebrating my wife's 50th birthday. >> good morning, "today" show. it's stephanie and tatum from woodbridge, virginia. >> today is my 60th birthday. >> happy birthday to you. welcome back to "today." nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. great crowd out the

a lucrative business surrogacy is booming in ukraine where increasingly more women are offering to carry the children of complete strangers all the country is one of europe's poorest and service you can offer a way out of poverty our reporter visited a clinic in cock have that specializes in these pregnancies. follow but only a strong shave units of each at all when she moves i talk to her or you know you are in the evening when i read stories to my children when i do the same for the baby when you know you when you talk of sway you it's late february twenty ninth and italia is nine months pregnant with a baby girl it's not her child she's a surrogate mother she's carrying the baby for parents from germany it won't be long now and mr will daughter it's such a joy to hold your own child for the first time i'll be happy for them. natalia his own children are visiting her today for the final months of the pregnancy natalia has to live close to the clinic in kharkiv. normally she lives with her children and her partner dimitra in a town some fifty kilometers away. this is own attalia makes m

he was being carried by 16 soldiers.e got their first glimpse of the king in the flash. they were able to see him walking past. they all had to go down on their knees, they are not allowed to be higher than the king. they were flags waving. he has moved on to other parts of the capital. this has a lwa ys other parts of the capital. this has always been a tradition in coronations, the king when he makes this circuit, he is going around symbolically the whole of his round. establishing his authority. how might his rain difference! how might his rain differfrom his father's? we just know it will be very different. he is a very different personality. these are different times. his father came to the throne in 1946. times. his father came to the throne in 19116. this is when tylan was a very poor, very unstable country. he —— thailand. he builds up the country. he was very much loved by people. this new king is very different. he a stickler for ritual and quite severe. and intimidating figure. at times in the past, some wonde

deal with that they can't just keep calm and carry on. nobody wants and no deal. so it but of cause that is the decision of the u.k. government whatever's going on that can be even new elections so nobody knows really what is going on in the west and so these states so what are we going to have is for sure commission member states of the e.u. would $27.00 who will have a clear line what can harm the e.u. as such so they will try to avoid the e.u. break that and the rights of movement is just one example of the anti e.u. sentiment that's that's growing and the entire block. how strong is citizen support for the. you know the last results for projections from someone in the netherlands show that there is so much more why a pro e.u. approach so the the real fret is there of course but in the end of the day i guess that is specially press of late people thinking about what it means when you get a lot of the e.u. moves a lot of. others euro skeptic governments and italy and hungary how does a new plan to deal with that in the future. nobody of these mentioned governmen

the movement has now spilled across the channel if it is that we need to carry out such actions as they do in england where london was brought to a standstill for some 10 days we must follow their lead but. it's our children and our you know grandma is the. hundreds of mothers and the children took part in protests. among the demonstrators was rosamund kissy deborah whose daughter had died from the effects of pollution. on here basically to raise the weather that message needs to be getting out that. if you deal with that pollution you deal with climate change and vices it needs to be something that is on everybody's lips we are not there yet but every single day there are people becoming aware of the. brussels defacto capital of the european union was also scene of climate change protests some 15000 people took to the streets ahead of you parliamentary elections . first of all we want to show the politicians that we have to move forward on those issues they don't seem to act so a 2nd motivation for us is to raise awareness among the population organize it stressed that saving the plane

patrick shanahan arguing that the recent deployment to carry a strike force to the region has played a role in controlling the crisis we have to turn attacks based on our repository of assets to turn attacks against american forces. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. that we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. or not about going to war we're ready to respond if we have to the best thing to appen is for everybody to calm down and iran to back off and i'm hoping that this show of force will result in deescalating not escalating nobody is talking about a military solution to the current friction with the iranians i haven't heard anybody discuss that pretty thank you all very much but the briefing still did not convince skeptical democrats make no mistake this president and his administrative .

ukrainian women becoming surrogate mothers to make ends meet they are in thousands of euros to carry babies for couples in western europe including from germany. i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh has played down the prospects of an immediate conflict with iran tensions between iran and the u.s. have of course attends a fide over the past week with the u.s. sending warships and aircraft to the gulf it also says that iran may be behind the alleged sabotage attacks on shipping in the region upon pale was circumspect of talks in russia after an intensive round of shuttle diplomacy. dorman and mike pompei was on a mission a mission that didn't go quite the way he planned pompei has been on the road for the past week rallying support for washington's iran policy last wednesday he abruptly pulled out of a scheduled meeting with germany's chancellor angela merkel instead he met iraqi leaders and warned them that iran's threat to american interests in the region was growing he then postponed a trip to russia to share iran intelligence with euro

disaster if you want to say that the european union keeps calm and carries on. it looks likely that may be replaced by a more pro hard for x. leader what does the e.u. say that some of the leaders have already stepped out saying that the withdrawal agreement that is on the table right now will not be renegotiated so where do we go from here i guess that they can keep calm and carry on with a wait and see you have to see also the european elections still running across the continent so they have to wait on phone your commission 30th of october as the deadline for a no deal extension what. this known deal scenario is certainly one that the e.u. wants to avoid but leaders coming in possibly not so eager on avoiding this scenario how does the e.u. deal with that they can't just keep calm and carry on. nobody wants a no deal no ha. ha spread it but of cause that is the decision of the u.k. government whatever's going on that can be even new elections so nobody knows really what is going on in the west and so these states so what are we going to have is for sure commi

she's a surrogate mother carrying a child for foreign parents and it's perfectly legal. for many women it's the only way to guarantee a better life for their children. next on d w. look closely. listen carefully. don't know those soon again trying to get a good. old fashion. discover the ultimate. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. the old order this history of the world is reorganizing itself and the media's role is keep shifting powers the topic in focus at the global media forum twenty nineteen the laboratory for the digital age. who are we following whom do we trust debate and shape the future at the georgia bell or global media forum twenty nineteen. the place. hello and a warm welcome to focus on europe thanks for joining us today the hunt is on in europe for the torturers of syrian dictator bashar al assad's regime investigators are closing in on them thanks to thousands of pieces of evidence that were smuggled by witnesses from the ruins of syrian cities the photos and documents are now in the hands of european investigators their task to prove that the sy

government and thereby put their lives at risk each of the 17 charges carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison with a blow is currently serving a 50 week sentence in the u.k. for skipping bail back in 2012 until now washington has pushed for songes extradition to the u.s. on the charge of conspiring with a government peter. ok patrick henningsen who is the executive editor of 21st century wired dot com joins me on the line now good to speak to patrick and an unexpected development i think for most people this they were already. charges expected against him in the stands from the u.s. but now it seems like the really ramping things up for potentially what 10 years per charge 17 charges i mean the math pretty simple but the question is why now are these extra charges. yes this is a good question but i think it probably has a lot to do with the events that were set in motion at the beginning of april when the united states clearly along with the british government and the government could or colluded to evict julius on from the ecuadorian embassy and so that put him into custody i

motion carries. next item, please. >> item four is general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on the agenda today. mr. -- where are you? there you are. >> commissioners, today i want to talk about career jobs. whenever we come over here, and presentations are made, you have to be very careful that those presentations are focused. not to long ago, we had some presentations about the water system improvement projects, the tail end of that. but we began by saying the sewer system improvement project -- i want to make it very clear. no other district or city where they have a task force on a huge project like the sewer system improvement project, that started out at $6 billion, and now it is $12 billion, and you had a task force that made some very stellar recommendations. as soon a task force had done the job, they got a commendation , and that was the end of the story. now we have the community benefit, some $600

against democracies in the presidential election principally through two operations the russian entity carried out a social media campaign and to disparage candidate clinton. second russian intelligence service with computer intrusion operations against entities and employees and volunteers working on the clinton campaign over stolen documents the investigation also identified numerous links between the russian government enand the trump campaign. when discussing the mueller report rosenstein recently said there is overwhelming evidence russia hacked american computers defrauded american citizens and that is only the tip of the iceberg of the comprehensive risk russian strategy to influence elections promote social discord and undermine america just like they do in many other countries. ". the director for national intelligence e said even as russia faces a weakening economy it is stepping up the campaign with security institutions to undermine the post-world war ii international order we expect russia will continue to wage against democracies and to use social media to attempt to divide our s

i carried it with me ever since.nd boeing dangle in its see—through nothingness. amongst the jungled bric—a—brac i keep a padlocked treasure chest of empty space and on days when thoughts are smothered in smog and civilisation covers the street with a white handkerchief over its mouth, and cars blow kisses to our lips from theirs, i turn the key, throw back the lid, breathe deep. my first word, everyone's first word, was air. the new poet laureate there, simon armitage. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen. the weather is starting to settle down as high pressure builds through the weekend and i know that is not good news because we need the rain but there is the hope of some rain today, we have showers surround across eastern areas but they are hit and across eastern areas but they are hitand miss, across eastern areas but they are hit and miss, the odd intense shower and the odd rumble of thunder but they are few and far between. there will be more sunshine and temperatures will be higher, it feels chi

good, good. >> reporter: you can carry in any classroom?> yeah. >> reporter: university of kansas city victori s't waintil on campus.legal age tory she took thiscealarry class to prepare. why do you want to be armed on campus? >> women often fallimon campus, assaults. i felt it was upon me to protect myself. >> reporter: kansas is one of ten skates that allows university students to carry concealed firearms. 16 states ban campus carry and 23 leave the decision to each college or university. do you think allowing campus carry is a way to prevent mass shootings if a shooter comes on campus? >> i think it is a deterrent. putting guns in the happeneds of responsible gun ownerssafe >> reporter: it bldings,ms anassrms. they hav sec gunhai n't kn>> h can't ask and they c tell me. >> reporter: legally. >> that's part of the policy. >> reporter: the secrecy of who is armed prompted film professor and oscar-winning screen producer, kevin willmont, this bullet-proof vest while teaching. anybody go to the movies this week? >> reporter: what do you say

he lied or n carrie: absolutely not. speaker nancy pelosi accusedathe rney general of lying, which she said was a crime. now, to heaill barr tell it, he was answering a question that wasorded very specifically. he answered it very specifically. but dem irats, especiall the senate, said that he was gaging in painful hair splitting and legalistic parsing and not telling the truth, the whole truth. robert: how vulnerable is thiser attorney g? is it more of a political fight or inside the d.o.j. are they concerned h could face perjury charges? laura: they're not worried. not to hair split, but the question from representative chris was about special members of the council's team. he didn't say did robert mueller call you on x day around express concerns? if he hadn answered a quest like that, i think he would be on different ground here. that's not to that the attorney general should be misleading the american public. i mean, this is not -- i think the standard necessarily that one would want, lack of candor an issue even if

the plane was carrying 143 people from guantanamo bay in cuba. kenneth craig reports that there was no fatalities or serious injuries and that is one reason people are calling it a miracle. >> the military chartered plane carrying 143 people from cuba to florida slid off the runway into the st. johns river in jacksonville. no one died and no serious injuries were reported in the friday night accident. >> i think it is a miracle. i could have ended very -- we could talk about a different story. >> 16 investigators from the national transportation safety board are working to determine how the boeing 737 ended up in the shallow water. ntsb official display the data recorder after it was recovered. >> the voice recorder, which is the device that records the cockpit conversation between the crew and also external transmission with air traffic control is another matter. that is in the tail of the aircraft and is currently underwater and we cannot get to it until the aircraft is moved. >> the miami air international flight took off from the naval statio

but he also promised not to carry out any death sentences.non—negotiable. yet very few people here believe the harsh sharia laws just enacted will actually be implemented. brunei is laid—back, they say, we're easy—going, we are not like muslim societies in the arab world. yet, tellingly, no—one will speak to us about these new laws. they've been told not to. laid—back it may be, but bruneians know they have no freedom to talk openly about what the government imposes on them. we got in touch with a woman we've called sarah. too nervous even to meet us, she was willing to respond on a secure messaging app. like many gay bruneians, it's not sharia punishement she fears, but rising intolerance. if you're gay in brunei, i mean, do you feel you can be just as open about it there as if you lived in any neighbouring country, like indonesia... i was able to meet a gay man, dean, not his real name, outside brunei. he said he was less concerned about the sharia code. keep a low profile, he said, and you won't get into trouble. we have not been denied ba

i never carried a radio. it was always carried for me and there were many times i would have to use or if they would hear something strange they would call me, they would call me checking on me. i would go over there and find out who was talking. that was my job. i remember going up to the sort of middle and i saw a lot of things and i remember now of these -- i saw most of them was bad. that was my part in --. it was getting to me but i am happy to be here with all of you to keep me strong. i love all of you here and i am thankful that my son came with me today for me. it is a blessing to be among you and treat me the way you are. i thank you for that very much. >> thank you. >> making that trip going back i was never going to go back but since it was for education i decided i would make the trip back over there and see how it comes out. since we could leave it behind us for future generations and when i went back to these islands the people i met looked like us. i never knew that we went into battle and for

ali how many reasserted we will not negotiate with america because negotiation has no benefit and carries harm befall the talking started in jeddah it emerged that cattles prime minister abdullah bin nasa bin khalifa any will attend g.c.c. and arab league sessions on thursday it will be cattles 1st high level contacts with saudi the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt since the fall states imposed an ad land and sea blockade on the country nearly 2 years ago the 4 states had accused of supporting terrorism accusations vehemently denied by category leaders the united states wants to see an end to the blockade on cata i would hope that they could work out some of these things because they have essentially they being the saudis destroyed the gulf cooperation council it's a paper organization now it never was for middle but now it's almost nothing because of this bitter fight within the ranks of its own members this is not a way to assure security in the gulf and it's not a way to present iran with a solid front from as it were the other side of the ocean whether this could be a 1st step towards repro s

british steel has now put on the cash from its own lenders and investors to carry on in the short term view orders from the e.u. because of the brics that crisis has been added to already tough trading conditions here it can be a long way from the political workings of westminster and even further from the e.u. is based in brussels but uncertainty surrounding breaks it is having a real impact on people's lives. schill is the life out of. 20000 jobs in the supply chain we couldn't grow them mark them out at a c 4 busier than ever fabricating steel to construction and industry it's the old certainty and the body will tell you what i voted labor my. it's the uncertainty that kills businesses people hold back an investment i can people on and it has a perk working for all the way through because i'm a. more than 2 thirds of people in this area voted to leave the e.u. back in 2016 there are pockets of deprivation anscombe top so securing the steelworks long term future is important to the town's survival if we're serious about being an independent self-sufficient nation outside the european

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