. >> the second trip, he testified, was to smoke a cigar. >> i had to go outside to smoke a cigar.lso wanted to look at sports schedules and some standings and so i wanted to see if i could pick up the "usa today" as well. >> that newspaper run explained why he was seen at the front desk, he said, around midnight. >> so between the time you smoked the cigar and went back upstairs and went to sleep, did you leave that room until the next morning? >> no, sir. >> next morning after his sales call, jason testified he realized he left some ebay printouts sitting on the computer printer at home. they showed purses thinking of buying one for michelle as a belated anniversary present. >> i realize i didn't bring the papers. >> why was it important to you somebody get the papers? >> because i wanted it to be a surprise. a surprise to michelle means so much more than -- >> around noon, november 3rd, he called his sister-in-law, meredith, from the car to ask if she'd go to the house and get those ebay papers. >> friday, november 3rd. >> he left meredith a voicemail. >> do me a huge favor and

it was created by the us congress cigar audits reconstruction work and conducts criminal probe. with cigar also highlighted some of the more bizarre ways the money has been squandered take a look. up to fifteen point five billion of us taxpayer dollars identified as waste fraud and abuse of ghana's town between two thousand and eight and two thousand and eighteen. the pentagon doesn't even know where the goats are. and the sad thing is misako said to the senate we don't know where they go so far. that might have been eight six million dollars as long as the war and occupation go on c guard should continue to exist i am opposed to government secrecy. almost universally for any governments anywhere and i think people who are in favor of democratic representation or even direct democracy would have to agree with me governments. prosy does not do us any favors and it is of course justified almost entirely by the maintenance of enemies and military campaigns. the russian foreign ministry has summoned the japanese and buster over comments from tokyo about the status of the disputed so

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he donated a cigar box and some cigar cases here we have in the collection. they're fun to bring out and then these are some messages from his staff. e had a party in 1995 to celebrate his birthday, and i believe, 25 years in congress so former staff members were asked to write their favorite memory of george brown and this is a sampling where all of them mentioned his cigars and it was a point of pride that he would drive in a car with you and you had to not roll the window down with all the smoke and if you could last, he really kinlte kind of respected that. that shows a leadership of brown's character outside of eing a politician. >> we have almost 280 state parks in california so we're really lucky to have a park here in riverside that covers the citrus industry and the history of citrus. we have almost 100 types of citrus in the park and we do change things every weekend for visitors so you can always come to the park and sample some of the fresh fruit that we picked off the tree this morning and o the industry wouldn't be possible without elitesa tibel

the last time they hosted the asian cup in one thousand nine hundred six the expression close but no cigar can characterize the u.a.e. his performances in the a.f.c. . finished runner up in ninety six and third in two thousand and fifteen but have never taken the number one prize currently the team has improved to number seventy nine in the before world rankings but for them there is still more work to be done i think overall. i might say. also to have some achievements. but i think last year with big expectations of winning the asian cup at home the u.a.e. went shopping in italy and came back with only city as a winner with italian giants land and asian cup winner with japan in two thousand and eleven ok i'm a little bit nervous because this is the coach of a ninety eight ninety nine year on t.v. that literally made me dream as a child but. i got to be professional but. in order. to be a mirror. i always put a quiet little joining. a majority in. the movie one of. the l.c.d. battle of the first. i went on the squad. of it will believe it pretty calm. coie check was cause. or put it on pop

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is sitting there smoking a cigar and in walks his good friend, the editor of a newspaper.ver.d it is all what am i going to say in the newspaper? and mckinley looks up with a pensive look and says, and the travail, victory is nearest. he could not get pessimistic about anything. it was impossible for him. he lost his seat but a year later he runs for governor. now he is ready to run for president of the u.s. and begins his campaign and 1895. and the his good friend man who serves them so well, a successful industrialist of ohio, to new york on an important mission. he wants to find out from the that on the republican party and had all the patronage, he wanted to know them and some lesser bosses who worked under them if they would support mckinley. if they did, he would have the nomination sewed up. it would not even be a battle. he comes back to cleveland and they have a nice dinner and they and theyis study settle themselves into overstuffed leather chairs and light up those cigars. he tells him that it is all over but the shouting. these guys will all go for you. but the

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and brand new years are not going to miss the magic it with this and it's not just cigars and it it is also that it is also that because these people do not know each other for most of the time and it is very important that will be when we know each other well able to help each other secondly we see that wherever it would be permissible possible and where there would be a demand we would be helping by the way you will use methods like no cambridge analog you know so far so far that i know i mean nobody accused steve bang on himself to have used any illness they didn't say so it's just what the company faced i might my point to you is that your populist movement has already in the united states by. livening up white supremacists know what's on earth greasing the numbers of their lies ations and with bricks it in britain has created enormous damage to the social fabric it's led to bitter political polarization because you've been looking for people's grievances and anger and you want to stir it up and i want i want to tell you that the because they're most dangerous people have a very

winston churchill passed away january 24th of 1965, somewhat incredibly, given a life of alcohol, cigarsnd a diet that let's just say predated kale and avocado toast. winston churchill lived to the age of 90. for those of us who love history, we are blessed to have so many great historians on this broadcast. there is something about these days we're living in that has us looking to the leaders of our past and a new book has done just that. it is called "churchill: walking with destiny." it is a colossal piece of work by the author and historian andrew roberts. if weighs in at 1,005 pages. at the risk of giving away the ending, it reads as follows. "with enough spirit, he believed that we can rise above anything, and create something truly magnificent in our lives." and the final words in the book about the great winston churchill, "the battles he won saved liberty." and i'm here to tell you the other 1,004 pages are just as compelling. we are thrilled to have andrews roberts here with us tonight. first of all, it's a hefty work. i have a friend recovering from a fall and three broken rib

the aftertaste is almost like you're smoking a cigar.w why, but that's exactly what it tastes like. very sharp, though, very intense taste. some russian influences have remained, but some of the old kazakh traditions that had been suppressed under the soviets are once again bubbling to the surface. like faith in tengriism, calling on nature through shamans, known as baksys. arman, my friend! i wanted to find a baksy, so i'm meeting up with someone who says he can get me an introduction. can you tell me a bit about what exactly a baksy is? ba ksy are spiritual servants, who are created by nature to help people. these days, in modern culture, do people still go see a baksy? yes, of course, it's part of our life. if official medicine, european medicine doesn't help, people go to baksy. arman takes me to a far corner of the city, and an old, unmarked apartment block. let's go. so we're on our way up to the baksy‘s apartment, she'll be waiting for us outside the door. not entirely what i expected. we've just arrived here in the baksy‘s apartm

the last time they hosted the asian cup in one thousand nine hundred six the expression close but no cigar can characterize the u.a.e. as performances in the a.f.c. they finished runner up in ninety six and third in two thousand and fifteen but have never taken the number one prize currently the team has improved to number seventy nine in the before world rankings but for them there is still more work to be done i think overall. i might say. also to have some achievements that will show that we are doing but i think last year with big expectations of winning the asian cup at home the u.a.e. went shopping in italy and came back with our best. city. with italian giants ac milan and asian cup winner with japan in two thousand and eleven ok i'm a little bit nervous because this is the coach of the ninety eight ninety nine you know i'm here that literally made me dream as a child but. i got to be professional but go. out all. the in order. and that's when they were born or. in your room. i always look at. joining. a majority in. the movie one of the. yeah. me through. the battle of the you firs

like cigar clearly angling for the champions league. fourth place at the break there house way that thanks largely to their legal leading defense only given up seventeen goals she has seven clean sheets to his name like six particularly strong at home where they picked up twenty three of their thirty one points but things weren't quite so smooth when they play the way. that we'd like more than ninety one points in the new year and then again twenty three and. zero fan of they have one of the league's top strikers. exactly. probably eleven times so far. this is confident as the rest of his squad and champions league is the go. focus from my place down that's what we're aiming for the fine if we maintain our form we can do it at the bottom lip fight for europe business rilla and there's plenty to be decided. the battle continues next week in the bundesliga here. one of the sponsors sinking seats. to contact. capital spies much as twenty five centimeters believe she. is on top of match time exchanges causing increased flooding so watch mat

the last time they hosted the asian cup in one thousand nine hundred six the expression close but no cigar can characterize the u.a.e. as performances in the a.f.c. they finished runner up in ninety six and third in two thousand and fifteen but have never taken the number one prize currently the team has improved to number seventy nine in the fee for world rankings but for them there is still more work to be done i think overall. i might say. i would also to have some achievements that will show that we are doing that i think last year with big expectations of winning the asian cup at home the u.a.e. went shopping in italy and came back with only city as a winner with italian giants ac milan and asian cup winner with japan in two thousand and eleven ok i'm a little bit nervous because this is the coach of the ninety eight ninety nine eleven team that literally made me dream as a child but. i got to be professional but go. out all. in order. and that's when they were born or. in your room. i always look at you and put a cloth will join me in. a village or the other. movie one of. the battle

there and you know the tears the crying because they knew they were they were probably never see a cigar and. this is my mom in italy. oh my gosh. these are more these are all in adelaide for sure every one of these she's on the phone here. right now horrors. that was a real happy time for her. she's only been back once. you know her last day of school walking home with her sister doing our. last day of school in italy where they came from here and. i think one of the things that i always. i wonder if my life would have been different there. if it came here you know would i have struggled with. years. you know would have be fifty in the world couldn't. really have. much of a future but who do you blame you know there's nobody to blame but i made choices and i live with consequences every day of the choices that have made i had opportunities go to college and to do other things but you know my drug addiction and alcoholism got in the way of that. i think in the beginning of when she first moved here she you know had a hard time figuring out how she was going to fit in she was so different

. >> cigar wrappers, tin foil. i mean i could stay here for about three hours and clean this thing up. >> reporter: with park staff on furlough, rand, a disabled vet, volunteers up to six hours a day pulling ranger duty, trying to save a place that saved him. >> then i came out here and started climbing, and it opened my mind up to everything i can do in life. >> reporter: his best efforts no match for visitors now packing parks nationwide during the government shutdown. in the capital, washington monument views now come with this. and in texas, trash keeps bear proof cans from even closing. >>e optimistic that we'll get notice that we can come back to work soon, but until then, yeah. >> reporter: in utah, only zion national park will stay open as the state pulls back funding. now governors are promising state money. new york's andrew cuomo tweeting he'll keep these parks open for the statue of liberty and ellis island. arizona's doug ducey adding the grand canyon will not close, pledging $64,000 a week to keep it

might resign or be forced out in their form back to the drawing board but thus far the president both cigar zero s. and hated that he will adopt a hands off approach towards letting the experts run the economy in the financial markets and so therefore there is reason to be encouraged but with many countries the initial placements and then welcomed but they haven't lasted long enough so once again we have to hold our breath and hope for the best eases he's going to stamp out brazil's and demick corruption it's bureaucracy. what's going to take to get foreign direct investments what is it going to take to get those of us looking into brazil from the outside to put our money into the country a lot has actually been done in the past several years the car wash scandal help to root out a lot of the larger scale corruption so i would say that the more important challenges as we look into two thousand and nineteen into two thousand and twenty are to focus on the bureaucracy rather than the corruption because of the scandals of the past couple of years those politicians who might be inclined to go b

. >> cigar wrappers, tinfoil. i can stay here for about three hours and clean this up. >> reporter: with staff on furlough, he volunteers up to six hours a day pulling ranger duty, trying to save a place that ved him. >> i came out here and started climbing. it opened my mind up to everything i can do in life. >> reporter: his best efforts, no match for visitors packing parks nation wide. in the capitol, washington monument views come with this. in texas, trash keeps bear-proof cans from even closing. >> we'reistic we'll come back to work soon. .but until then, yeah >> reporter: in utah, only zion national park will stay open. as the state pulls back funding. now governors are promising state money. andrew k's cuomo tweeting that he'll keep the parks open for the statue of liberty. and eis island, adding the grand canyon will not close, pledging $64,000 a week to keep it open. in joshua tree, camp grounds are closed, blaming vandalism and health hazards. >> thanks for cleaning happy new years. >> reporter: park ac

thousand six hundred police officers here this weekend eight thousand in price alone then you go smoke cigars that being deployed is the time to try and live the life of the street with a good causing damage just took a look at this piece to gas going everywhere. multiple nights being deployed each. very close still. lives to leave me to my face again this is the sheikh yassin i can't tell you how many times that we've been gassed increases protests to police in chile trying to hold back deploying to gas and even when they had all the jacks pelted out them by the protesters they've held back until they feel it's too much today when one of cheating simply thrown at them they have been responding immediately and it's not just a gas it's what the bullets it's out to cannons and of course we have almost be a close on the streets of paris the first time since she was unfairly this is a rubber bullets are just going to put my hands and say perhaps my cameraman alex can get a nice close up look at it for you it's pretty big it's a little bit spongy at the top the point is this the baby's quite large

thousand six hundred police officers hit this week and eight thousand people are exploding you go smoke cigars that being deployed i was just trying to live. with a good course example of this is to look at this to gas going everywhere. i look upon that being deployed east. because you still. live leave me to my face again. i can't tell you how many times how we feel cast in previous protests to police in chile trying to hold back to ploy to get gas money when they told jax p.l.t. dot them by the protesters they build stock until they feel it's too much today when one of the teachings of the one that they have been withholding immediately and it's not just a gas it's what the bullets it's out to candles and of course we have all made vehicles on the streets of paris the first time since she was and believe this is a rubber bullet that's going to put my hands say perhaps my cameraman alex to get a nice close up look at it for you it's pretty big it's a little bit sponges it's all the point is this is the baby's quite large the idea it's not mental to treat you like a normal bullet but if this h

now when we are talking of what giving a cigar to other people what about those countries who are leaving and not only to still got their own people. imperiously you live right in the human dignity rather than. out thank you. well there's always there's a price to develop and the issue is to understand what that is and there are in theory winners and losers and all projects our challenge is how to science is to make sure that you know they're all mostly witness and very few losers. when the banks report is released it does admit the connection between the development program and the forced evictions. but nevertheless it says it's not the bank's fault that the local people lost their life. claims from the enron are not. looking and there are there are a lot of good people at work in the world bank trying to do the right thing but then you know there are the decision makers and they're completely removed from the people on the ground who are impacted by the decisions that they can get cision that they make about dollars and cents and maintaining cozy relationships with governments who are t

foreign secretary boris johnson let the cat out of the bag about cigar iraq cliff when you look at what nasa needs it was a gory rapley it was was doing is just you know she she was simply teaching people to do them as i understand johnson now says that wasn't true but even if you think now this is a guy radcliffe was training journalists to attack the iranian revolution maybe you should listen to what the un says the un working group on arbitrary detention has been explicit it formally called in as the ins a guy reactive same egypt release back in october except of course it is the same un that says to resume is holding wiki leaks founder julian assange in arbitrated tension in tiny west london rooms for six and a half years with no access to hospital care without the risk of torture what does to resume say to that in relation to. any decision that he's taken about u.k. action in relation to him were he to leave the ecuadorian embassy would be a matter operational matter for the police to resume a they're doing a pretty good imitation of an iranian politician arguing for good to do in

the afghan government i think it's not me it's international and eyes ation including deal with the cigar they say that they're wrong military strategy they erotic what it takes and also politically tante minute jobs that of the afghan government just cause the problem and that's why they cannot defeat they mean they cannot defeat down opposition a general sense that afghanistan they're not happy about it in there just what about the future because as a nation we deserve better we as a nation we cannot close soldiers the day and we cannot pay the prices in that should be stopped immediately and indeed. with the taliban's increasing influence it puts. in a stronger position these talks. well it is when they died a state of america would like to play two techniques at the same time they would like to shake the right hands and they would like to hold the rock and the left both back to work off so far because the special and donald trump meeting have been meeting with the taliban for six days in qatar when he kept afghanistan i think that it was not very happy he shared his concerns in his br

a country like that do you think that this consultation so now when we are talking about giving a cigar to other people what about those countries who are leaving it not only to see a god of their own people. if you know one bank instead of how people these people if you don't create one security. security. in paris and if you look right in the human dignity rather than those people that will thank you. well there's always a price to develop and the issue is to understand what that is and there are in theory winners and losers and all projects our challenge is out to science is to make sure that you know they're all mostly witness and very few losers. when the banks report is released it does admit the connection between the development program and the forced evictions. but nevertheless it says it's not the bank's fault that the local people lost their land. claims from the un or are not correct. look you know there are there are a lot of good people that work for the world bank trying to do the right thing but then you know there are the decision makers and they're completely removed f

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part of a good cigar are more trouble for the hour rather than a profit off the fourth to care that. only a lad can but i'm going to cut him a new cut and keep an eye on what i don't lose a child first of all that it. will have banked up. on me one word then i want to punish a little subtle it does show the. number set up around the hey how you want to do it. get this whole fool place for sure gummy i knew there. you have them and they are charming to me this is the british. super. model for them after the well fuck around mr it took for a gym and lawyer for hope that are fairly in their court. venezuela's president slams the u.s. for promoting a fake version of events in the country and aggression while washington says the opposition there has only just begun the fight for freedom. and families in rural france demand to know why over the last decade and launch a number of children have been born without limbs but the government report due on the probable causes we went to meet some of those affected i want to know what she was born my.

supermom refuse to grant you keep the plastic you in a cigar and offering two percent recently last year it was the small stage from a hotel room in thailand that. couldn't century the power of social media confirms that an example perhaps for others seeking their freedom by county al-jazeera toronto. or rafael can in story has emboldened many saudi women who've been tweeting under a hash tag translating as saudi women demand to overthrow the government one of them rights many women in saudi arabia are unable to leave the country yes women can drive but most guardianship laws remain and this was activist mona al to how we who campaigned for a half round mohamed. mock my words is going to start a revolution in saudi arabia go on social media now and watch the accounts off so many young saudis are seeing rob you have shown us that we can do this. many pointed out but it was social media that led to run huffs rescue this twenty years just as social media gets denigrated but instances like this unveils its positive role in empowering voices speaking truth to power and bringing about social c

it's just how they are like a couple of graders at cigar world. old people get that. you want a wall? bafta wall. they are so rigid they make mike pence look like this guy. ♪ ♪ greg: it makes you wonder what were they thinking? >> on the first day of this congress house democrats passed senate legislation. >> where am i? were dry look, straight ahead? should i have one might last as? they tickle my nose. why does she get to speak first? she always does. i hate her. i'm a senator so i get to stand on a little wooden box. do you know how many squirrels it took to make this we have? i love squirrels. they have big fluffy tails. they cover my bald spot. greg: if you're looking for proof of how screwed up government is look no further. trump's address was not earth shattering. he within the lines and stuck to the facts. he reviewed the same points that democrats stated before. didn't matter the media was giddy with fact-checking. fact checkers it easier with you today. we will be fact-checking relentlessly. >> a testable check the fact checkers later on tonight. greg: they

see mark recchi you see a pretty cheap plastic unique cigar and offering to the person late last year it was the snow stage from a hotel room in thailand that. couldn't century the power of social media confirmed at an example perhaps for others seeking their freedom by khan an al-jazeera toronto. mean one hundred who escaped her own family before setting up the free hotz free minds organization in vancouver she welcomed drive to the country and says her story will inspire others it is saudi arabia and women who really feel like the situation that they're in right now is so brutal is so dire that they're willing to take unbelievable risks to escape and even if their chances want out of one hundred they're willing to take it they of course you know raf is a success story and they know of the other stories they know of the two girls that were duct taped and thrown into a river in new york they know of all of these situations and those stories scare them but knowing about ruffa knowing that she succeeded is going to give them that boost that they need in order to you know find the courag

and they have cigar all celebrating, and then an hour later he gets another telegram saying, you must come home immediately. your mother is dying and alice is dying too mother come to take care of alice she was 49 years old and she got a fever and she was dying and then he goes back home immediately brother elliot says it is a curse on this house he goes inside mother is dying he folds her in arms she dies at 3 a.m. 12 hours later alice died in child birth. they said that he walked around in a daze state he couldn't stay in state legislature anymore he had to get away so he got an ranch previously to think he might go every now and then out west in badlands he went for two years became a coy boy rancher he said as long as he could ride his horse 15 hours a day physical afnght prevents overthought. and he was finally able to sleep at night.ai but later he said this was the best educational aspect that he could possibly have developed because he developed a love of the land of open spaces, that was permanently associated with his name through the conservationso measures. >> now daughter

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. >> cigar wrappers, tin foil.t here for about three hours and clean this up. >> reporter: a disabled vet volunteered up to six hours a day pulling ranger duty trying to save place that saved him. >> i came out here and started climbing and it opened my mind to what i can do in life. >> reporter: in the capitol washington monument views now come with this and in texas trash keep's bear-proof cans from closing. >> we're optimistic we'll get notees to come back to work soon. until then, yeah. >> reporter: in houston only zion national park will stay open. new york's andrew cuomo tweeting he'll keep these parks open for the statue of liberty and ellis island. and the grand canyon will not close, pledging $14,000 a week to keep it open. officials blaming vandalism and health hazards. but that's not stopping abbott. >> thank you very much. >>> u.s. markets appear ready to keep 2018's volatility going am to 2019. details on what's weighing on investors this morning. we'll be right back. i can't believe they are actually