>> cherie: i came in the '70s, but i went down to marrakesh. >> anthony: mmm-hm. >> cherie: and then,o meet him and take his picture. and he wrote back and he said, "come and visit." well, i never left. >> anthony: like, a lot of people came here to live that dream or to live that life. uh, has the reality come to resemble his perception of the reality, or --? >> cherie: the tangier that i see is paul bowles, and i still see it. i still feel it. you can still find the magic. >> anthony: the market, or souk, in tangier, is one of the best in all morocco. the food stalls and vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? here, nothing goes to waste. charbroiled to crispy burnt perfection, the meat is scraped off and served on a crusty lunch bread. not so adventurous? the grand socco's indoor market offers a variety of smoked, cured, and fresh meat. it smells good in here. this stuff looks good. oh, i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> cherie: it's good, yeah. >> anthony: could

name is cheri oteri. >> is it?heri oteri." >> really? >> jimmy: and she's like, "no, it's oteri." oh, forget it. i mean, at this point it just works, and so yeah, cheri oteri. >> from then on, she was cheri oteri? >> jimmy: yeah, from then on, she was cheri oteri. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, i think ariana grande is a big story. >> jimmy: no, that came up the same week as yours. >> i know, that's why i said my thing. grande? like, my mind is blown from that. >> jimmy: i know. i know -- >> and then, ready to blow your mind again? it's re-anna. re-anna >> jimmy: what questlove said, it's not rihanna? >> it's re-anna. >> jimmy: re-anna. >> yeah, but at this point, if you say re-anna, you're the crazy one. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and i thought it was lindsey lohan. >> lohan? >> jimmy: yeah, did i say that weird? >> lohan? >> jimmy: lohan. >> what is it? >> jimmy: lohan. [ light laughter ] like, it's not lo-han. >> jimmy: no, it's lohan. >> lindsay ln.ah, lindsay lohan. yeah, say it 20 times. >> this coul

cheri: i think it has been a combination of the two. vice chair of recruitment last election cycle, not this one, where i was helping to recruit candidates running for congress all over the country. we found into many areas -- we found in too many areas, people who wanted to run did not fit their congressional districts. they were more left-leaning than a swing district or a purple district, or maybe even to read. if you are a democrat running in purple district, you need to figure out how to navigate that. i think we have candidates this year that fit their districts like a glove. i know why i am a democrat, we fight for people who want to get ahead, but you do not always have to bring up issues that have a tendon he more -- tendency more to divide and unite. the order in which you talk about issues and the issues that you focus on heavily, the kitchen table issues, like addressing the cost of health care and the price of prescription drugs, the fact that we do want to rebuild america, including making sure high-speed internet and broa

they are nothing if former swedish police officer with afghan or reaching mustafa been cheri quit his job to help migrants like himself integrate he's known as a voice of reason in sweden and believes is getting too much attention has offered a different explanation for that maybe sometimes it is easier to focus on them because look nazis we know who they are we have the knowledge and when it comes to moderate islam a more extreme subject we don't know so much so we don't want to say the wrong things or we don't want people to think that we say the wrong things despite being shamed as nazis by the media and politicians are right and far right movements are still winning people over in this once liberal lord state but these parties are showing they will confront current migrant policies head on lead for better or worse. great no shouty reporting from sweden. the u.s. has declassified six hundred pages of private conversations between former american and russian presidents bill clinton and boris yeltsin it took place between one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred

the president is scheduled to visit the marine corps air station cheri point. there are repor he may visit south carolina before returning to washington later this deening. and the pre will have plenty of damage to take in. take a look at the flooding left behind nearly a week after florence hit. roads are now pretty clear and the problem is now only expected to get worse. several rivers are at record levels in areas swamped by significant franl. fema officials say it is going to take years to recover. the flooding is hurting farms in north carolina. nearly 2 million chickens have died and that number is expected to climb. feed trucks c't reach 30 farms meaning more livestock is in danger. north carolina is a major poultry producer ranking fourth in the nation. >>> people inirginia are working together to clean up fr destructive tornadoes stirred up. six tornadoes were in the richmond area on monday. this is a look at one of those twisters as it hit chesterfield county. stro buildings were ripped apart. one person died. th was an ef-2 tornado. workers from a ne

and board and a civil society then to do cherie and all these institutions that they write a role in helping the people of ethiopia determine what kind of country they're back to have after a democratically elected government is in place so you know you to follow this is perhaps the best of argument around thing about this perhaps the best a beautiful point to transition them in. the point of democracy and what we can expect ahead which are going to was mentioning a moment ago let me take that question though to a war and do you think see the country is now on the road to a genuine democratic process do you expect elections in twenty twenty to be free and fair and to produce a new democratic truly democratic order since the ruling party made the decision generally twenty eight. why then the first of course and also try and foerster national consensus among the bodies forces when the country the government has taken some concrete steps the prime minister the current prime minster all appointed in earlier created. this year over the course of the last six months you have done some rema

assaulted her in high schools to her lawyer says her client isn't willing to go before the senate to do cherieigation to be conducted first. that is how news is so far. —— our. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @martinstanford. thank you for watching. hello there. storm ali brought damaging winds across parts of the uk on wednesday. wind gusts of more than 90mph for parts of northern ireland. you can see this hook of cloud on the satellite picture, that's the storm pushing off towards scandinavia, but that doesn't mean things will be quiet over the next couple of days, far from it. and that means what we have on thursday is this wriggling frontal system bringing pulses of moisture from the atlantic, so through the day ahead we are going to see heavy rain at times and still the potential for some strong winds. a windy start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some rain across wales, the midlands, parts of eastern england, which will fizzle for a time before returning with a vengeance from the west as we get on into the afternoon. now, as the day wears on, the winds w

cherie redus is counting on this generator to keep the power going while the staff prepares for emotional needs, especially for patients with dementia or alzheimer's. >> they start feeling insecure. they start wondering what's going on. so our job is to help them feel safe. >> reporter: now, even though the residents have evacuated, the staff will be carefully monitoring this creek for the next couple of days. jeff, state officials say more than 900 patients and residents living in coastal and eastern counties here in the state have evacuated so far. >> glor: demarco, thanks very much. president trump was briefed today on storm emergency preparations. one president on twitter rejected the recently revised death toll from hurricane maria in puerto rico last year. a year after the storm, the american territory is still recovering. here's weijia jiang. >> reporter: "3,000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit puerto rico," president trump declared this morning on twitter, dismissing the official death toll of 2,975 victims. the president has defended his administration's response

really for the cherie family but the cases against them are still in the courts and he's also on the exit control means that he can order leave the country for the moment immediate relief for. the street and is guaranteed for now at least but he still faces charges charges of the similar seriousness. absolutely there are two c.d.'s one pertaining to. another to a paper. being taken care of by the national accountability accord richard likely to announce word a. case is read in the next few weeks it is quite porous the birth of mr nawaz sharif may find some relief but maybe sentenced again by the national accountability court and the other cases that are still under way and go back to jail for days. from the high court there's definitely being welcomed right now was the border that crossed the gun tree. live in islamabad thank you. now the u.n. mission in libya has condemned another outbreak of fighting in the capital which is threatening a cease fire that was agreed just two weeks ago the latest on the rest of tripoli into darkness as it disrupted the electricity supply well than six

so with that, i'd like to introduce cherie herder, president of the trinity forum. prior to joining in 2008, she served in the white house as special assistant to the president and director of policy and products for first lady laura bush, earlier, she served as policy advisor to senate majority leader bill frist, advising the leader on social issues and serving as a liaison to outside groups. 2001 to 2005 she was counselor to chairman of the national endowment for the humanities where she helped the chairman design and launch the people initiative to enhance the study of understanding of american history. sherry? [applause] >> thank you charlie for that kind introduction andwelcome to all of you tonight . for this conversation on identity and dignity. on behalf of all, it's a pleasure and honor to be a partner with you and i appreciate all the work that you've done charlie and you josh as well to help make this a reality. we're also grateful for the support for tonight's event from the democracy fund which has invested efforts to ensure our political system is able

closer look at the damage from hurricane florence in north carolina.e resident is scheduled to hsit cheri point. there are repor may visit south carolina before returning to washiton later this evening. the president will have plenty of damage to delay. flooding remains a major issue. roads are now rivers. it's only expected to get worse. fema says it will take years to recover and they're trying to help families register for assistance now. that flooding is also hurting farms in north carolina. nearly 2 million chickens have died and that number is expected to climb. feed trucks can reach 30 farms meaning more livestock in in danger a well. >>> people in virginia are working together to cleanp from destructive tornadoes disturbed by florence. they confirm 6 tornadoes in the area. his is a look at one of the twisters. strong winds ripped apart a building there. one person died in the thcollap. is an ef-2 tornado. workers from a chick-fil-a helped us. s senator kane and stewart are there. stewart said many environmental regulations cost too much for return.tle in one week in mcclain w ther

cherie redus is counting on this generator to keep the power going while the staff prepares for emotionaled, especially for patients with dementia or alzheimer's. >> they start feeling insecure, they start wondering what's going on, so our job is to help them feel safe. >> reporter: now even though the residents have evacuated the staff will be carefully monitoring this creek for the next couple of days. jeff, state officials say more than 900 patients and residents living in coastal and eastern counties here in the state have evacuated so far. >> president trump insists the federal government is ready for this storm, and he's blaming democrats for inflating the death toll from the last major hurricane maria. that storm devastated puerto rico, and the government report says it led to the deaths of nearly 3,000 americans. president trump disputes that number claiming it's a plot by democrats to make him look bad. weija jiang reports. >> reporter: 3,000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit puerto rico, president trump declared this morning on twitter, dismissing the official de

i'm chery cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. a major escalation in the trade fight between the world's two largest economies. president trump threatening to impose tariffs on more chinese goods after beijing announced new tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. items. cheryl: blake berman is standing by with details. >> reporter: tit-for-tat or trade war as some would describe is continues as president trump went forward with $200 billion worth of tariffs, the chinese followed through on its threat to retaliate. they have targeted $60 billion worth of products from the u.s. the u.s. has imposed tariffs on $250 billion worth of goods from china so far, about half the amount bought from china last year. the president threatened if china continues to target american workers the other half of tariffs would be on the way. >> if there's a retaliation against our farmers and industrial workers, our ranchers, if any of that goes on, we're going to kick in another $257 billion. >> reporter: both sides did he show a bit of restraint. the trump adm

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senate should just cheri committee says he'll force of vote on brett kavanaugh supreme court nomination if his accuser doesn't testify on monday christine basically ford has asked for more time she says cavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school u.s. present donald trump says she should approach to the police when the a major incident happened at house correspondent kimberly hocket reports. after days of surprising restraint u.s. president donald trump turned on christine blazin ford the woman whose testimony could darrelle his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh we have to fight for him not worry about the other side and by the way women are for that more than anybody would understand on twitter trump question ford story i have no doubt that if the attack on dr ford was as bad as she says charges would have been immediately filed with local law enforcement for it is a california professor at the center of an explosive allegation against kavanaugh from thirty six years ago she says that while in high school kavanagh sexually assaulted her at a party attempting to remove her bathi