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now it's structural, a very big,cies tink problem.to be a lot of democrats didn't want to get into close with the racial issue or immigration, but they're they'ru embracing the and the party is more a party of intersectionality. cemocrats will now also put immigratioral and that is honest on the one hand. i'm a little nervous about it, frankly. race is the big divide in our country's histoa rysty divide, and if our politicalov dividelap with this racial nightmare we've had for 250 years, you can get pretty bad things. >> woodruff: is that what you think, mark? >> well, when you get the leader of onearty calling people animals, it's tough to say race is not going to be a factor i american politics. it's an enduring factr. >> woodruff: in reference to immigrants. >> immigrants, that's right. i will say this, judy, about women, the presumption, the prejudice voters have had historically toward women candidates is, a, they're more honest than men and, b, more mpassionate. they have questions about their toughness. but there's no tuestiont

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pass legislation to legalise terminations for any reason until a woman's 12 weeks pregnant and in some cinces afterwards, although sinn fein may relax their position further at their annual conference which is expected to be held in a few weeks‘ time. so the fact that there is growing pressure on the westminster government to legislate to relax the abortion laws in northern ireland, particularly in the absence of the devolved government at stormont, which collapsed about 16 months ago, does not necessarily mean that any change in the law here is imminent. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering an 11—year—old girl and a 31—year—old woman. the woman and girl were found seriously injured by police at a property in gloucesterjust before five o'clock this morning, and declared dead at the scene. the arrested man is 28 years old. police have appealed for witnesses. officers were called at about ten to five this morning where they found what we are hearing is that officers were called here to dexter way found to dexter way in gloucester around 4:50am where they found a 31—year—old wom

the ci adjust as a part of its nature pushes back on congressional oversight.hey will provide to congress as little as they get away with. that's where congress fights for role and over site. >> you were put in jail for 30 months, leaked the information about the water boarding, correct. >> laura: a long store and he most of the charges were dropped. one remain. but you felt what happened when you decided to say -- it didn't seem right. i don't lose sleep about water boarding. a lot do. but you feel that the way things have developed in this country with the explosion of the intel agencies that it is very hard for congress nanressel and for democrats to actually, what is going on here. we have the cites the rendition site in pakistan? what is happening. they have a natural tension in always has been there it is worse the bigger intel state simple the super state. the harder it is; correct ? >> correct. remember it knot far worse during the obama administration. john brennon at the white house had what former colleagues of mine described a nixonian obsession wit

. >> the united states of america has an absolute right to place itits embassy in the capital ci.ny capital citit clearly, jerusalem is the capital of israel. >> octobober 23, 1995, the u.s. congress adopts the embassy act. carried d by unanimous vote, it authorizes moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. texter, a clause in the allows the president to push back the application by six months. >> the president may suspend it by a. of six months. if he determines of -- if he determine such a suspension -- n is necessary. is a suspension that george w. bush and barack obama all used. each of the three declaring otherwise during their presidential campaign. >> jerusalem is still the capital of israeael and must remain an undivided city. >> i will begin the process of using the united -- moving the u.s. ambassador to israel. >> jerusalem will be the capital of israel. i will say that again. >> 22 years after the vote on the embassy, donald trump has become the first u.s. president to take the steps breaking with 17 years of diplomatic caution. >> it is time to officially recogni

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the ci >>> the race to beat crosswalk countdowns will soon be less of a rush. the city is making changes to give people more time to get across the street. this is the group that fought hard for the extra few seconds. >> reporter: you will now have more time to cross the street and those with disabilities as well as the elderly say it is about time. >> i am so slow. >> reporter: she is 92 years old and she can still get around, but admits it takes a little bit longer to get there. >> i just needed a little more time to cross. i worry about getting run over. >> reporter: it is a glorious day in san francisco. she is part of the trances -- transit justice group. >> a typical example of someone pay no attention to the street. >> reporter: she showed us how dangerous it can be to cross the street. so the city is giving people more time to cross streets. >> it was not that long ago that we were out here demonstrating that we could not cross at intersections without enough time. >> reporter: at first they were timed on the belief that people could walk 4.5 feet a sec

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ci follows the law. >> excuse me. you seem to be saying that you were not following civilized norms and the law when you were conducting those so said activities if that's the analogy you're going to draw. >> can you -- >> very simple. you have an operations officer captu captured. he's been water boarded. would you consider that immoral and something that should not be condoned. your response seems to be uncivilized groups do it. >> the united states does it to soldiers. >> it was out lawed by this congress. >> i would never support inhumane treatment of any cia officer. we have lost ci offica officers the years to terrorists. i don't think there's any comparison between cia officers serving their country, adhering to u.s. law and terrorists who by their very definition are not following anybody's law. >> finally, in the report in which you've somewhat acknowledged, there was opposition by two white house counsels, yet those tapes were destroyed. do you consider that to be insubordinate actions without the director b

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legislation which will allow terminations for any reason until a woman is 12 weeks pregnant and in some cinces afterwards. but the huge shift here has raised questions about the situation in northern ireland where abortions are are only permitted if there is a serious or permanent risk to the woman's health. sinn fein there should be more access to terminations north of the border. this has been a national debate, people the length and breadth of the island have been talking about how we need to support women. our policy is the same from northern ireland to the bottom of ireland, we want to see the same policy. we need to show care and compassion towards women. the largest party in northern ireland, the democratic unionist party, are opposed to any change in the law. the devolved government collapsed almost a year ago. a number of mps from several parties think that westminster should pass new legislation for northern ireland, but government sources are stressing the priority is to restore devolution so local politicians can decide on the matter. campaigners in belfast who want to keep the

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not the same cycle of predictability that would create monocultures and evolutionary dead ends stay cis and death so trampas political equivalent of the duck billed platypus that arrives on the scene to baffle us all and if survives in the wild i'm going to say that word. and i know our british viewers and we have many of them are going crazy now at me saying aluminum aluminum aluminum over and over and they're diving . is is the word used to describe the white of an egg it doesn't refer to a base metal or a commodity brits are know nothing of the english language they're the only people that use that phrase so such bottlenecks are evidence of the acute dependence on both russia and the u.s. even diplomats are now begging the trump and ministration to exempt aluminum from the sanctions france is leading the effort by e.u. countries to get the u.s. to ease its sanctions against moscow and also the article goes on to say that the e.u. is also heavily reliant on china as well i saw an article by the way this past week where the china has a new. they actually loaded up a train full of cargo

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to insert and intersect with that inform nochl get information to prosecute or investigate them on a ci case. the guy in this case was a spy. you understand this is full-blown propaganda. >> tucker: the person's function is the same. spying and not telling you he's doing it and sending it to a third party. i am asking dumb questions. i want to make sure it is right. if it was for the benefit of the trump campaign as clapper said. they would have told them. >> why not equally seek and assist hillary clinton's campaign. her husband took 500000 from a russian company. and it is a scam. what is in it? what is it next. an undocumented f.b.i. employee? it is so destructive. american people liberal or democrat, you need to understand a gross disservice and there were illegal leaks and a spying operation for political reasons. vote for whomever you vote for. i don't care. but it was an abomination to the public and the media is covering up. >> tucker: nancy pelosi defends, but to see reporters i know and friends with, they are lying about this. i find that shocking. dan, thank you for the clari

details have not been released bewu know the car's driver ci stayed at the crash site.esident grabbed the fire extinguisher and managed to get out of building when the fire started in the apartment below. >> the smoke was pretty thick. i just ran downstairs and just ran across the street. >>> thank you twitter. that's what one san francisco man is saying after a stranger on the social media platform connected him to a surgeon who saved his mom's life. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> reporter: dear every one who works at twitter, you saved my mom's life this week. heartfelt work ons the same platform shane used a year ago when he was in the hospital for thoracic outlet syndrome. one of his followers, a stranger, messaged him. >> they had the same surgery that i'd never met before for a thing i never heard. >> reporter: what are the odds he would lead him to dr. jason lee. he didn't operate but gave him good advice. >> i went through the whole gammet of tests. i got the ultra sound on my lelg, my heart, my clogged arteries. i went through the stress test. >> reporte

the country's southwest a magnitude five point three quake struck near the remote mountainous city of cis at some seven hundred kilometers south of tehran state media says it caused extensive damage to roads and buildings all spittles and the nearby town of yes soon to have been evacuated. the basque separatist group at or is announced that it's disbanded and an open letter it declared the all of it structures have been completely dissolved when i was asian at a violent campaign for sixty years for an independent state between northern spain and southern france at a killed more than eight hundred fifty people between one thousand nine hundred sixty eight and two thousand and ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later it handed over its weapons last april bringing western europe's last major armed insurgency to a close at the baba has more from san sebastian in spain. well this statement from matter doesn't really come as a surprise to many people here in spain but the tone of the communication is interesting it contains the following phrase the conflict did not start with and does not

. >> i support her nomination to be head of the ci airks.hink she's presented strong testimony about how she feels about torture and the fact that she would never implement that kind of approach again. and so i just -- i hope that the senators look at the full context of her career, her testimony today, and hopefully will support her getting that nomination. charles: you can see that exclusive interview tomorrow with leon panetta, "managersmors with maria." we've got breaking news, part of it says that mike pompeo said that he came to north korea personally to convey the verbal message of the united states president and to prepare for the u.s. summit. he then conveyed kim jong-un a verbal message of president trump and his representation of the united states. real quick, robert, we're running out of time. it really feels like pompeo has been a major asset already with this negotiation. >> no question he's been a great asset. this is a promising start. and when 2 a.m. rolls around and the president is at andrews air force base, i hope there's

understand that, but you keep giving mere power and -- more power and spy tools to the nsa and the cis. so it's disingenuous when you act surprised when somebody abuses power for their own means. >> that's a fair evaluation. i don't know if i would have voted to reauthorize fisa if we had had the information that we have now. i found a bill introduced by adam schiff to reform the fisa process to create more transparency and more identifiable standard. adam schiff now won't co-sponsor his own bill because i have taken it up as a republican. it's a fair bipartisan solution. but democrats won't support what they supported previously because they don't want to give any wins to the republicans. kennedy: with the bloated surveillance state we all lose. let's go back to the legal aspects of all of this. among them, is it legal for the president to use his power to go after a political opponent and could it be seen as an attempt to derail the investigation into his own conduct? part of this stems from the obama administration. they said they didn't spy on anyone. there was no wiretapping or un

. >> of tsymbol of the emerald ci since it was built.in the 1962 world's fair a vision of a space age future. but having just turned 56 seattle's beloved space need hello been quietly enduring a mid-life crisis and architect alan maskin was put in charge of giving it what he calls a face-lift. >> electrical, plumbing, elevators, everything. it was time for it to get some attention. >> reporter: futzing with existing architecture is always a risk, especially when it's iconic. so maskin brought in a consultant. >> there it is. >> reporter: one of the only people left who knows the space needle inside and out. gary noble curtis. >> yeah, you could take these drawings and build another space needle right now. >> reporter: at 81 years old, he's one of the space needle's original structural engineers. those are his original hand-drawn drafts. >> brings back a lot of memories. i'm looking at these trusses and remembering when i designed those things, you know. >> but everything up here was all you. >> yeah. pretty much, yeah. >> reporter: but a

gs to shareo like ci his thoughts about it and he was the best person to do so because it is north korea. ee often don't get thes technical difficulties and give enough appreciation to that. so thank you, for traveling all the way your it and thank you to all of our talented panelists. i really enjoyed the conversation. i hope you all did, too. guarantee that we are going to see more simulation. thank you for coming. thank you everyone. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we take you to the atlantic council for a conversation with air force secretary heather wilson, on strengthening u.s. alliances and repairing the u.s. air force for future batt

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cis determine a person's asylum claim is fraudulent. how is that assessment mean? >> the person could just be ineligible. that's different than being fraudulent. >> i want to know about the fraudulent. >> if a person says something that manifested is not conform to the facts on the ground we would determine they were lying and made a fraudulent claim. >> to we know how many were fraudulent based on that definition? >> no. we don't have that yet but were working on. >> have numbers on how many asylum claims were denied in recent years that have led to perjury charges? >> i don't have that available. >> could you get those to me in writing? i want to touch upon the montana incident. the cdp has about a 100-mile radius jurisdiction where you can engage with someone or pull them over for reasonable suspicion, is that correct? >> roughly. >> the court through case the has given us jurisdiction to do a number of things near the immediate border. loosely defined as 100 miles. >> most of los angeles is in the because of being on the coast, correct. >> how often would you s

think that -- >> harris: one of the criticisms that democrats have taken on her, she hasn't asked the ci to declassify some of the information. >> it has been suggested to me by my team that if we tried to declassify some of my operational history, it would help my nomination. i said that we could not do that. i could not stand before the cia if i sought for short-term game to declassify my operational history. >> harris: she's saying i'm not going to put my information on the table that would put at risk the rest of the agents i worked for. >> that's what she has said all along, i do my job, follow my orders. i think this is an important point. at the beginning in her opening testimony, it was smart to talk about her background. i'm a middle class american, what the democrats are trying to do is demonize her, paint her as this monster. it's important for her to humanize herself and add that element to her open testimony. the strongest case that they make is the hypocrisy is someone like john brennan was able to get confirmed 63-34 and 12-3 on the committee when he was also involved in t