. >> speaking of cecil, our constitution calls for government power to be exercised by those who are elected. exercise of government power but not only are they not elected, they're not even government employees. they derive their power from you. and i'm of the view that perhaps you shouldn't exercise any oversight over their decisions. that would be a institutional travesty to think that you could go to jail for violating a rule promulgated by someone who doesn't even -- that isn't a government employee or elected official and that rule has not reviewed by anybody who is. worst than a constitutional travesty, it's an accounting theory travesty. it is a terrible proposal and it's only defense is that its adoption will cause banks to have higher reserves than the bank regulators think they want to impose. and i would say please do not use your power to delegate power to some folks up in norwalk to impose bank regulation that they think is appropriate when we have established bank regulators. i have a lot of questions for the record and i yield back. >> thank you very much. the gentlem

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and the single best others gordon could have done in the way explored that road in the cecil. gordon could have done in the way explored that road. as they say the battle is worth the blood both literally and figuratively. crassness now do i not somebody affordable by the us out reading a play pick last night is now tossed off on me on no cranium as someone dear to chester but i act. up to date on the my seal of geoffrey pyatt the u.s. ambassador to ukraine paid a visit to saakashvili just a month after he took office in odessa it is law and the old last administration is delivering results. you're going to see a steady flow of embassy and washington visitors coming here the meeting was fruitful and geoffrey generous. no matter how well saakashvili is job goes it looks like he shouldn't be worried about his own finances on his facebook page he posted an official document showing that the new governor of odessa gets a pretty penny from washington almost $200000.00 a year for comparison the governor of maine gets $70000.00 a year so if odessa became a new u.s. state it would be

. >> hi, cecil. i'm with politico. >> how are you? >> good. you mentioned in your opening remarks the situation of black jewel right now. >> yeah. >> for nose wthose who don't kne miners have been camped out for weeks on the train tracks because they weren't paid when the mine shut down. the administration did file a brief in bankruptcy court saying that the coal should be treated as stolen until the miners are pa paid. what else should the administration do not only to help these miners but to use this as an opportunity to rethink its approach to prevent this from happening again at mines that are in similar situations? >> let me -- let me just point out that senator manchin not only has been fighting for retirees' health care and pensions, he has a deal pending in the united states senate dealing with bankruptcy, and i forget the republican that's on that right now, but there's a bipartisan bill. now, what we need is bankruptcy reform. we don't need miners not to get paid. our current law basically says -- i'm practicing law here now -- our

she lost her heothers, david and cecil rosenthal. >> and when there are other shootings, we reach out to each trigger.t is a huge >> rorter: and there have been many such triggers in the past year. they include e attack on two mosques in christchurch, new zealand inmarch, and nearly simultaneous shootings in el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio, in august. rosenosal says the el paso shooting was particularly arrd for her. >> i turned on the news, which i probably shouldn't have done, and just watched a woman who was looking for her mother and i just-- fi relived that day trytrg to figure out if mt brothers were dead or alive. there's nothing worse.eling. >> reporter: in mid-september, rosenthal appeared with other family members and religious aders, addressing urw pittsburgh's jewish community was faring in the run up to the h holidays its ps anels included representatives from ththree congregations who were housed inside the tree of life building: tree of life congretion itself, new light congregation, and congregation dor hadash. althe lost members in the shting. some spoke of trauma an

responsibility to make the right decisions to move forward everyone should be aware of the danger i think cecille violence before it is still a tz. the government says it's listening to protesters demands and will hold an emergency session on saturday one of the main political books also issued a statement saying the government must implement sweeping reforms within 10 days other political blocks of boycotts of the problem and recession saying it doesn't have an agenda it can implement therefore the crisis that. the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising the frustration. it has turned to anger and anger and violence the trend seems to be that the protests are intensifying and and certainly they will they will continue i think one question is whether the are brain celebrations or professions coming up might have some effect on breaking the momentum but certainly the there is a lot of momentum behind these protests. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through the streets tension on

cecile b. you were planning to keep the blame on the britain for negotiations file my guest this week here in prague is the czech foreign minister patricia he has surprisingly clear differences with the government to do so so why doesn't he resign. in 60 minutes g.w. . oh. you know that 77 percent clapping are younger than think. that's me ends meet and you. think you know what time all voice is what. the 77 percent talk about the issue. from politics to fashion from calzaghe to top this is where. you welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend d.w. . alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with a curry even europe is still struggling to get the refugee crisis under control with tensions running particularly high on the greek islands.

responsibility to make the right decisions to move forward everyone should be aware of the danger i think cecille violence before it is still a tz. the government says it's listening to protesters demands and will hold an emergency session on saturday one of the main political books also issued a statement saying the government must implement sweeping reforms within 10 days other political blocks of boycotts at the problem and recession saying it doesn't have an agenda ok implement. the crisis. the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising the frustration has turned to anger and anger and violence the trend seems to be that the protests are intensifying and and certainly they will they will continue i think one question is whether the are brain celebrations or professions coming up might have some effect on breaking the momentum but certainly the there is a lot of momentum behind these protests. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through the streets tension on the streets remains hi

responsibility to make the right decisions to move forward everyone should be aware of the danger i think cecille violence before the student . the government says it's listening to approaches his demands and will hold an emergency session on saturday one of the main political books also issued a statement saying the government must implement sweeping reforms within 10 days other political blocks of boycotts at the problem and recession saying it doesn't have an agenda it can implement. a crisis. the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising that frustration has turned to anger and anger and violence the trend seems to be that the protests are intensifying and and certainly they will they will continue i think one question is whether they are brain celebrations or professions coming up might have some effect on breaking the momentum but certainly the there is a lot of momentum behind these protests. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through the streets tension on the streets remain

or alter that information with oh you know cecil disfiguration.till to come on the program a violent protest triggered by an i.m.f. impose austerity and to their tense day in the ecuadorian capital the details on that story and more after the break. we've got a crumbling infrastructure roads bridges tunnels are not working we've got students that are in massively in debt and probably will never add to the productivity of society all because of this. propaganda that debt doesn't matter we just know it to ourselves. you're watching our to international welcome back the ongoing syrian crisis russia's middle east policy and economic ties with arab countries these are just some of the topics touched upon in a far ranging interview given by vladimir putin to r.t. arabic bia and sky news arabia that's head of the russian present state visits to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates here's a short preview. they stepped out of the wood still fast if anyone thinks that seizing tank is an attacking oil infrastructure can in any way affect cooperation bet

responsibility to make the right decisions to move forward everyone should be aware of the danger i think cecille violence before it is still a tz. the government says it's listening to approaches these demands and will hold an emergency session on saturday one of the main political books also issued a statement saying the government must implement sweeping reforms within 10 days other political blocks of boycotts at the problem and recession saying it doesn't have an agenda it can implement a crawl across. the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising that frustration has turned to anger and anger and violence the trend seems to be that the protests are intensifying and and certainly they will they will continue i think one question is whether they are brain celebrations or professions coming up might have some effect on breaking the momentum but certainly the there is a lot of momentum behind these protests. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through the streets tension on the str

allowed to go watch matches why is this continuing to happen in iran because it's clearly against the cecil rules well it's against most every governing body statute in this let's just remember that this doesn't only apply to feed. so what they owe to you the blue girl actually fell in love with football so i mean this is this particular sport that she wanted to access but this is all across the board for volleyball. so it's something that all governing bodies should be aware of and it is absolutely against their statutes against their charters not discriminating against a person because of their gender this is exactly that case and what we're seeing now is with more media attention about very tragically the death. like that people should not keep talking about i mean future has been making statements that i consider vacuous for over 10 years that blotter made statements about it but it didn't lead to any specific course of action enough is enough now how many other women will have to die for this to happen and the difficulty with the situation is because that state sanctioned violence agai

allowed to go watch matches why is this continuing to happen in iran because it's clearly against the cecil rules well it's against most every governing body statute in this let's just remember that this doesn't only apply to feed. so what they owe to you the blue girl actually fell in love with football so i mean this is this particular sport that she wanted to access but this is all across the board for a volleyball ball for soccer so it's something that all governing bodies should be aware of and it is absolutely against their statutes against their charters not discriminating against a person because of their gender this is exactly that case and what we're seeing now is with more media attention about very tragically the death. like that people should not keep talking about i mean future has been making statements that i consider vacuous for over 10 years that blotter made statements about it but it didn't lead to any specific course of action enough is enough now how many other women will have to die for this to happen and the difficulty with the situation is because that state sanctio

. >> reporter: music was a gift and a refuge from a mother he writes the who was the cecil be.ation, i was so appreciative of that. you never knew what was would walk through the door. which one is it going to be today. ♪ >> reporter: elton says no matter how successful he became, he could never please her. and for a number of years, they stopped speaking. >> she never liked david. she never liked anybody. she never asked toee the children. >> reporter: never asked to see her grandchildren? >> no. but i'm glad they didn't meet, because she would have criticized them like she criticized me. she couldn't help herself. she was a sociopath. >> reporter: still, shortly before she died in december 2017, they reconciled. >> acceptance is a big part of recovery. you can't change people. you have to change your attitude towards them. and so i reached out to her, and she reached out the me, and we had a couple of lunches at my house, and nothing had changed, but the only thing that changed, i didn't lose my temper. i knew it was coming and i let her get on it. i said i love you mom. i do

. >> cecil rosenthal, david rosenthal, bernie simon, sylvan simon. >> reporter: every day for the paste 11 jews shot to death in their pittsburgh synagogue are recited before the jewish prayer for the dead. joe has attended the daily service five days a week for one year. the 91-year-old is a visitor here at the congregation. but he often leads the prayer. his home saynagogue remains closed, when a hate filled gunman entered his place of worship. >> we heard a noise and i didn't pay much attention initially. he didn't shoot me. he started with the people who were seated. >> reporter: the gunman commenced slaughtering seven of his friends at tree of life, killing three worshipping at new light and one at dor ha dash. all three of the congregations are housed in the same building. >> the suspect keeps telling about killing jews. >> reporter: the suspect offered to plead guilty in exchange for spend issing life in prison but federal prosecutors rejected the offer and are seeking the death penalty. in this community that is one of two decisions being questioned. the other, was what to do w

cecille it's a person. on a. similar name it. can you. she alleges the police placed a gun in front of her and then asked her why she hadn't. been up in. buckets pumping. will love. it. or you. don't i am. do you are no family no living in hiding scattered across the country fearing for their lives. then when love. i mean by. human love begin to. these women also want justice but a skin they'll be easily targeted if they show their faces or their family members were killed on march 30th by a joint military and police operation out of the $37.00 homes searched that day 14 people ended up dead. steve our public was a motorcycle taxi rider who according to his mother and sister had been labeled as n.p.i. they tell of how it was still dark when police barge through the back of the house early one morning get there or how many months it all began as the bomb was. not a full all day long when i did a lot of doing your bit as i go off to the bottom of the long haul out of about my sickness i think steve was sleeping on the 2nd floor again i said

cecil the communication. cuba since the bbc every day all the way until the day he died.the idea that even though they were in the underground and the militants say they thought their job was about communication, i'm sure dennis will talk about this, so i know they will say 21st century they couldn't be leaders today but they always understood the importance of communicating, and i think that was essential for them. >> it is well taken they were leaders but they were also political leaders. none of them would say i'm going to make this decision. it's going to be a politically costly and i'm going to ignore the political consequence of that. they were not prepared to allow the political consequences to deter them from making the decision. i think one thing that they all share in this goes back to a different way of describing what david said. one of the responsibilities was to be, not to follow their public. that meant they had to change should the attitudes in one way if they were confronting what was a broad consensus and they felt the consensus was wrong, they felt the

all of that together make cecile together. ireland... we wish it were otherwise with that u nfortu nately wish it were otherwise with that unfortunately is the assessment that we made was a —— as the guardians in northern ireland. let's go now to our chief political correspondent vicki young who's in westminster. i listen to arlene foster and nigel dodds saying that he should've held had not been the hillary been deal. but there were equally red lines on the other side as well, no customs checks on the island of ireland and no checks for the dup. that is the point and everyone thinks that turning point was borisjohnson meeting with leo varadkar where the two of them went off and went for a walk around the garden together spent a lot of time together and i think probablyjust got together and decided "we both need this deal" and it is interesting because someone in downing street said weeks ago there are no two men on earth more than these two who needed deal. both for different reasons but that is the clear way through for them

doha but he didn't humidity play their part as well 18 of the 73 competitors did not finish in the cecil was unfazed though he clocked in a season's best of 2 hours 10 minutes and 40 seconds to win goal. and for the rest of the day's action from the world athletics championships his father has my. so found her son made history at the khalifa international stadium on saturday after winning her 2nd individual title here in doha the dutch runner took gold in the 1500 metres final adding to the 10000 meters title she won last saturday is the 1st time anyone has ever won both advance another championship record came in the 5000 meters final helen dearie as kenya holding off the challengers to retain the title . the individual sprint champions now will lyall's and christian coleman combined to win gold for america in the 4 by 100 meter relay liles leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers the other members of the u.s. team coming in ahead of great britain with japan getting bronze. jamaica took gold in the women's 4 by 100 meter sprint relay jackson running the anchor leg of s

allowed to go watch matches why is this continuing to happen in iran because it's clearly against the cecil rules well it's against most every governing body statute in this let's just remember that this doesn't only apply to feed. so what they owe to you the blue girl actually fell in love with football so i mean this is this particular sport that she wanted to access but this is all across the board for a volleyball ball persona so it's something that all governing bodies should be aware of and it is only against their statutes against their charters not discriminating against a person because of their gender this is exactly that case and what we're seeing now is with more media attention about very tragically the death. like that people should not keep talking about i mean future has been making statements that i consider vacuous for over 10 years the latter made statements about it but it didn't lead to any specific course of action enough is enough now how many other women will have to die for this to happen and the difficulty with the situation is because that state sanctioned violenc

so let me start with cecil lia because she represents the aclu which many people regard has been the president's thorn in the side, many than other organizations. they have brought more than 100 cases against this administration. now, this is a law school. i'm sure every single law school will sal vault talking about all those hundred cases, but we'll stick to only two or three. if you don't mind starting with daca, and i think this is one audience in which i don't have to say what daca stands for. start with daca. the can has been shuttled by three branches of the government. the president ended the program. lawsuit was brought almost the very next day to challenge the injunction. president said this is the job of congress to do this. and they will defendant their institution. congress ended up doing nothing. they could argue that the courts will busy, why they didn't need to intervene because courts will provide the protection. that can has to start somewhere. >> we passed the bill in the house. i wanted to point that out. >> there will be -- i'll give you full credit what happened

before i begin, i want to reiterate my colleague's call for absoc to call for a study on cecil. i agree with my colleagues that housing finance reform is welcome and long overdue as have been said many times today, the time to reform the housing finance system is when it is good and not when the system is in a time of crisis. and one thing they have noticed in the brief ten months here in congress is that too often we let the perfect be the enemy of the good. the proposals put forth by hud and treasury recommend a positive first step on the long path of reforming the housing finance system. there are 116 itemized recommendations between the two reports promoting come poe tigs, eliminating redundancies between the gses and the fha and protecting the taxpayers from the future bailouts is good policy. it is responsible governance, and the relatively stable housing market that we have right now will not last forever, and we all agree it never does. it stands to reason that members of this committee will not agree on every single recommendation, but we cannot afford the let the perfe

that's not what cecil is thinking about this. they are thinking of this is a much longer effort.k those are the kind of things we need but we also need it to be coming from different officials. to take it back to the state and local if we look at polling on who people believe are the most credible voices in our system is still local electives the local papers. which are also all going under in this current media environment which is not great. we have to think about not just what is the message but who is the messenger? i thought a lot about in different context but people religious, clergy are the most respected for many people. they are not seen as political. how can we tap those networks in a much more creative way to help carry some of these messages. giving them the tools and the message they need the pineapple on the pizza graphics to get it into the hands of people who will also be seen as credible. >> one of the training sessions we had will be in philadelphia for community groups, for church leaders and librarians and if i had it my way every night we would go to a senio

host: this is cecil in north carolina. caller: my hero is john dean. he was successful in removing nixon from office. he was a whistleblower that made nixon resign. i think the reason why he didn't go to jail, he was pardoned. i'm not saying there are no parallels. dean was allegedly part of the misconduct. he was pardoned. nothing to indicate this whistleblower or the second whistleblower that's coming forward have done anything. this is where the parallel ends. you have somebody who is doing what they are supposed to. they have not mishandled information. have gone through the appropriate path. matter, nothing bad should happen to these people. differentey will is a question. host: the website for the national security counselors is national security law.org. kel mcclanahan joins us for this discussion. thank you for your time. our conversation, we will hear from the general counsel for the director of national intelligence to talk about the whistleblower complaint. we will have that conversation next. we want to tell you about our cities tour. we fe

>>> joining us now chairman of priorities usa, guy cecil joins us.of new hampshire has senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren neck in neck in the 2020 primary race. the latest university of new hampshire cnn poll has sanders and warren statistically tied within the polls over four-point margin of error. 21% of voters support sanders run up two points since july. 18% back warren down a point. former vice president joe biden is also statistically tied with warren at 15%, but he's down nine points since the summer. mayor pete buttigieg sits at 10%, only 23% of new hampshire's likely democratic primary voters said they are definitely decided on their pick. 21% are leaning toward a candidate, and 57% are still trying to decide. >> let's put the poll back up, guy, and let's take a look at these numbers. obviously the screaming headline is joe biden down nine percentage points. gabbard up four, klobuchar up five, yang up four. joe biden now finds himself in a position where, yes, he could -- who knows, he could sweep through everything. he could sweep

guy cecil and democratic strategist and cochairman of the public affairs firm mercury. that changed the dynamic? >> i think for folks like elizabeth warren, their job was to sustain attacks. i thought she did a reasonably good job, but she's going to continue to get questions about meds care for all and i think she'll need to develop a better answer. if you're someone like amy klobuchar or cory booker, you're looking for a chance, and they did it in different ways. i think cory probably gave the best closing argument of any of the candidates running. i'm not sure that it fundamentally changed the debate. they rarely do, but i think the most important thing we can do is shrink the number of candidates on the stage. >> and senator klobuchar is sitting down. she'll join us momentarily. what did you see from this field last night? >> just based on the three hours, we do have this tiering of candidates. over time we will have that shrinking of the field. i think what's really important right now, and certainly as i speak to latino voters, people want to see that next preside