we have been hearing from the man in charge, lord coe?sed about some of the issues we have seen on at least throughout, the —ish about the weather, empty stadium, the issue of alberto salazar who has been banned by the asada. he had a number of athletes competing here. lord coe says that he is not surprised that questions have been raised about some of alberto salazar's athletes. he talked about his own personal experience and understand that people have been sceptical. regarding these championships, he said the were... it is pretty clear to us that on athlete performance, this is the best world championships that we have ever had. i passionately believe that sport can shine a spotlight on so many issues about other areas of the world simply do not want to address, that is why i fundamentally believe that sport is the best, deft diplomat that we have, and we will continue to use it. i am really happy that athletics has consistently been at the forefront of that change. just to confirm some other events from today, this... he file claims h

but coe said it's important that events like this are held in different parts of the world. world, that it cannot forge its relationships based on political structures or transitory political systems. we would not have sporting relationships if we predicated them on that. and that's why sport will continue to work and sweat as hard as it does to make social change. kevin na has one in las vegas. he claimed his fourth pga tour title. jon rahm has become the first player to successfully defend the open de espana title for 66 years. it's his fifth european tour title. the spaniard shot a final round of 66 to finish on 22—under par — five shots ahead of compatriot rafa cabrera bello. samuel del val finished third to make it a spanish one, two, three. the win takes rahm above open champion shane lowry on the european tour's race to dubai. there are seven tournaments remaining in the season. i woke iwoke up i woke up this morning with those nerves. and they didn't know what to do with that. figured it was a good thing. it is that child in that i'd still have some of that innocence

ahead of world athletics sebastian coe has claimed that in terms of performance this is been the best ever world championships fans witnessed more than 20 continental records twice a number seen in london 2 years ago and he richardson reports oh national pride hasn't just been visible on the track in doha found this for more than 80 countries have made the khalifa stadium their home for the middle east's 1st world athletics championships but we can't solve it here to support them and. we know right up there because every big goal they take the flag high i love it watching it live for sure it's live and you feel it yet you better watch it learn how do you know you cannot fill the much bigger problem the fun it does to be a sports really gather every single nation like you know i felt like we're just all humans that we don't even know about nations anymore global events bring with them global scrutiny the presidents of world athletics sebastian coe said he would have preferred to have seen more people in the stadium for certain sessions but he believes taking his sport's biggest standal

the president of the sports governing body, lord coe says it a serious time for the sport...you have been in the sport as long as i have, you have relationships and friendships that go back a long way. alberto and i held world records, and broke world records at the same time. distant distances it has to be said, and you know, the charges laid by salazar are know, the charges laid by salazar a re really know, the charges laid by salazar are really serious, and we are now in business mode. the athletics integrity unit has already been in contact with those athletes. they will be asked to sever their relationships, and that's exactly where we are at the moment. athletes have to have complete and total trust in their coaches. and if they don't, the relationship will fray, and when a coach is accused of something, an athlete has to ask detailed tough questions. i was in a great coaching relationship with my father, but if those questions were being asked of him, i would have absolutely wanted to know what the background was, if he was working with other athletes, and you have to

to the conflict zone with tim sebastian coe it's just 3 months since india decided that it all had to change in kashmir my guest this week here in london is james caan the national vice president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling fiji . congress he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. so far in 60 minutes. is known as. managers you know good day. you know the banks. and so was the language of a bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. the federal reserve takes u.s. interest rates down another no. reference 3rd reduction this year. the fed says it will think twice before lowering rates again. crimes are in persia thought to be in the fast lane to merge creating a car making titan valued at $15000000000.00. and then warns that falling tax revenue may force it to tighten its belt.

to the conflict zone tim sebastian coe is just 3 months in cindy has decided that it will have to change in kashmir my guest this week here in the book is jane fonda national vice-president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling. congress he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. so far 60 minutes. after the fall of the berlin november 9th to w. . clock. this as the news africa coming up on the program. again live in the us authorities that didn't stop them and now students all too late because the landslide cost me thousands of lives to conduct. also coming out corrections and says incorrectly treating drug addicts this facility in nigeria's finance states as one of the mean for god as. it's called you talk about how. also that tiny sets a fly on the power sites of carbs.

may i have a motion to approve the revolution file 2019-05-coe regarding electric vehicle charging and commercial buildings? >> i will move approval. >> commissioner sullivan has moved. seconded by commissioner chu. any discussion or any comments, commissioners? seeing none. all in favor signaled by saying i forget any opposed? the next item, anthony. >> item 12, review and vote on whether to accept the policy committee regulation to approve revolution 2019-06-c 0e regarding ordinance 190708 concerning large commercial building renewable energy requirements. the explanatory document is resolution file number 2019-06- cle. >> this was already discussed on the committee approved -- recommended we approve the ordinance. >> this is another exciting ordinance. it's a little simpler in it's idea and it's an implementation. if you go back and think about that was referenced, you might remember that 8% of our emissions come from electricity. while that is not a massive, as massive as transportation fuels it is significant and it is very doable to reduce that even further, especially because we

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. >> that's my girlfriend coe bridges and myself. >> that's a good one from a few years ago.intern" she was looking gorgeous so i had to take her down a peg. >> that's a typical day with you too two? >> i look like a treasure troll popping up behind her. >> i know you and chloe have been together for four or five years. >> yeah, going on five. >> after you match with someone on an app or just meeting them should you social stalk them? should you do that? >> uh-huh. yeah. well it's, you're almost weird if you haven't checked it out if you're talking to someone and you're like did you see that thing on my instagram. and you're like no i've never been on instagram you're like, well she's a serial killer. she's obviously lying, be truthful. >> so when chloe is missing you, if you're off working and she wants to you send her a little sexy selfie. what is your groove? >> a tasteful nude. just tasteful. >> hold on. i want to set the mood. >> okay. all right. >> let's set the mood. >> okay. >> this is what happens, chloe says baby i miss you, send me something good. >> bring it to me

kenya's bridgette coe sky. 26.2 miles it's a marathon think about this. 2 hours 14 minutes and 4 seconds. she ran with 2 male pace setters to keep or move in. and while she was busy raising the bar for women. this man was raising the bar for mankind. i keep holds became the first runner ever to run our 15 minutes and 40 seconds. it was the perfect marathon in vienna and i call it the perfect because it was the perfect marathon. the pick the perfect day. the weather, the perfect don't know if you can see in some of these pictures. they had those lasers keeping right to hunt going on and also. we're going in setting the pace alongside of him and he was behind a group of runners that were shielding him from the wind. bicycle going alongside to support it with energy food when every want and the room was perfectly flat and perfectly dry. so it's not official record because of all still you try doing that. yeah, no kidding right half 2 hours delays as you're talking the c i keep on going thought that was a good traffic they projected that on the right which conceded to get to karen. >>off my

sebastian coe very much focusing on the performance of the athletes, let's be honest, there have been four years for drug allegations. overall, how do you think these world championships will be remembered? very difficult to say, i think it is absolutely right to say the performances on the track have been fantastic, that had been world records, most of the athletes i have spoken to have said that they have been incredibly happy with the conditions are down there, barely a breeze, it's been fast, they have enjoyed it. but, like you say, outside of the stadium, that have been issues. right from the start, people were unhappy with the unscrupulous workers' rights here, the humidity. of course, the women's marathon was run out 70% humidity at midnight. a third of the women race did not actually finish. that have been issues with the crowd, i have to say, it is so much better over the last few days, they have really worked to get more people in, they have bussed workers in, and atmosphere has been created. 0n sunday last week, that was 7000 people in the stadium, most of them had led by t

pa sif coe restaurant had to cancel dozen of reservations and close downefore the dinner hour while another restaurant one block away got to stay open. >> we're lucky we have customers and the light is working. >> reporter: calistoga also bustling with business. some of the diners have to go home down dark streets to a house without power. >> point to me where you live. >> five blocks that way. >> reporter: where it's pitch dark. >> pitch dark, yep. yeah, it's pitch dark. the cats are home. they're the only ones who can see. >> we're getting used to it, i guess. it's kind of a new norm. we're not real happy with it, but we would rather be safe. >> reporter: just to show you that some are talking it in stride, this is a photo down the street from where we are. there's live music, open until midnight, and the customers are all people who live in this area without power in their home. in calistoga, that's about 1,500 customers. >> thanks. two pg&e resource centers are set up in calistoga tomorrow where chris was just near. here are some of the details for you. there are free air conditioned sp

it's the opposite of investing by coe, were by themselves. they were sort of privateers on the world's investment oceans, and i never thought that the craft would be susceptible to anizational approach, team approach, and ally never really thought that i would be able to be a good manerer and a good team le the way it actually works is a layered process by which we attempt to train people to accept responsibility to deliver trustworthy insights, inputs, to have done the work, to have commissioned the work, but john or i generally approve every meaningful position and certainly every-- we have deep discussions about every large position. you have an image, though,- we hof being a personons that strikes fear in a lot of ceos. you must recognize that some people are probably afraidns that they're going to get a call from paul singer. does that image bother you, that you have an image of being a tough person and commanding? what i've learned over the years is to t that yonot care too muchf being a toughabprobriumd commanding? and unfair press. it

before a senate coe today,aking and on wednesday they will face similar questions at a house hearing. congressman anthony brown will be one of the lawmakershan tt committee, and i spoke with him earlier. we heard boeing's boss today say sorry for the crashes of the twh jets and thacompany is learning and improving. what is your reaction to the testimony? rep. brown: first of all, i think boeing ought to be sorry and apologetic. 346 men and women and children lost their lives on two aircraft accidents. one a year ago today. and ny believe were avoidable accidents.on as a member ofess and a member of the transportation and infrastructure committ c, i wilg be aith my colleagues closely scrutinizing and asking thestions of the ceo of what boeing knew, wha didn't know, what they showed with regulators, what they mahave withheld from regulators, and what we can do to ensure that this -- these accidents don't happen again. laura: what is t most pressing estion you want to put to boeing's ceo? rep. brown: some of the questions i want to ask is the drive to me a profit, did that motivate and c

dugan al-jazeera manila while the head of wild athletics sebastian coe says that in terms of performance casseroles tournament has been the best ever while championships fans and witnessed more than 20 continental records twice the number seen in london 2 years ago and you richardson has more. national pride hasn't just been visible on the track in doha round this for more than 80 countries have made the khalifa stadium their home to the middle east 1st world athletics championships but we can't know it exists all we're here to support them and. our we know we're so proud of their everyday goals they took the flag high i love it watching it live for sure it's live and you feel it yet you better watch it loud you know you can still you can see much of the club and the fun it does to be in a stadium sports really gather every single nation like you know i felt like we're just all humans that we don't even know about nations anymore global events bring with them global scrutiny the presidents of world athletics sebastian carr said he would have preferred to see more people in the stadium fo

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line and decathlon our sports correspondent andy riches and has been speaking exclusively to sebastian coe the president of the i w a f s cole says he's proud of the way the athletes have coped with the conditions in doha but admits the attendances have at times been disappointing. the fact that the sessions have been in the evening clearly to respect the. world for the athletes but that has meant the sessions have gone on late and you know if you've got young children you probably leaving early a time to get them to school for a day so all these things look i would i would have preferred it more people in the stadium but i really genuinely don't think. led to under performance by the athletes i mean i'm witnessing performances out there. i'm savoring i can't remember a world championships where we're going to go back with such a world class performances and times to keep track and field growing eggs and expanding was it always important to bring up at 6 when you part of the world to bring it to the middle east yes it was but actually count on is not new to us 36 i was here in the 1990 s.

nations anymore global events bring with them global scrutiny the presidents of world athletics sebastian coe said he would have preferred to have seen more people in the stadium for certain sessions but he believes taking his sport's biggest standalone event to new countries beyond its traditional borders is vital to track and field future we live in a global society there is no organization no structure no institution now that isn't trying to figure out how we embrace more of that pull up the drawbridge and decide that this really isn't for us the feedback from athletes about the in stadium experience has been generally positive technology ensuring temperatures in the main arena were a pleasant 25 degrees celsius the venue is world class it was amazing the best conditions we've had all year off from runway awesome i think we should go into places where it may not be as prevalent in and introduced a sport to people that may not watch it because if you do go to charge me watch you're going to love you. council will next step into the global sporting spotlight in december when he hosts club wo

will lay out still has more to do what we do have more to do but things are changing i think sebastian coe had done a great job with allowing women and forcing it a little bit for the women to be able to be allowed to get into senior positions so they've been working we have to stay working but the new constitution is going to make sure that women can reach those decisions something you sad when you were elected that was quite powerful i just want to get it right it's important that war look like the world. while the world i mean that the world is at 505050 percent man and 50 percent women and i do believe that track and field on the track we have to add $5050.00 almost but when you go to leadership in sports not only in track and field and in full ball in basketball in volleyball all these are going to say should their male oriented much many men have those positions are women so i would love to see more women in power positions in the sports are going to say shows of the world ok i want to ask you about caster semenya now she's not here to defend her 800 meter wall title do you have symp

well the head of well that i take sebastian coe has kind that in terms of performance this is been the best ever well championships and he ritchson reports. the national pride hasn't just been visible on the track in doha round this for more than 80 countries have made the khalifa stadium their home to the middle east's 1st world athletics championships weekend and so it needs soul here to support them and all we know we're so proud of there because everybody goals they took the flag high i love it watching it live for sure it's live and you feel it yet you better watch it learn how do you know you cannot feel you can not be the problem the funny just to be in the stadium sports really gather every single nation like you know i felt like we're just all humans but we don't even know about nations anymore global events bring with them a global scrutiny the president of world athletics sebastian carr said he would have preferred to have seen more people in the stadium for certain sessions but he believes taking his sport's biggest standalone event to new countries beyond its traditional b

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our sports correspondent andy richardson has been speaking exclusively to sebastian coe the president of the i.w.a. if post says he's proud of the way the athletes have coped with the conditions in doha but admits the attendances have a times been disappointing. the fact that the sessions have been in the evening clearly to respect the. the welfare of the athletes but that has meant that the sessions have gone on late and you know if you've got young children you probably leaving early or at a time to get them to school the following day so all these things look i would i would have preferred it more people in the stadium but i really genuinely don't think that that has led to under performance by the athletes i mean i'm i'm witnessing performances out there i'm savoring i can't remember a world championships where we're going to go back with such a world class performances and times and 28 countries already at the halfway point having won medals as a former athlete did you feel that you were giving these athletes the best platform to perform or absolute peak at a world championships

bar cian what an incredible story that is you know we were hearing from the head of world sebastian coe a couple of days ago that it likes to see more spectators in the stadium a certain points during this competition no issues with that so night capacity crowd orchestra i sing the people out there it's a lift into it's a greater efforts let's prince of concepts for what he's been through 1st of all he's one of the all time great high jump is only having i saw some wire of cuba as jumps higher than in the world record holder. in 28. boston was the absolute peak of his powers going for the world record at the meets in hungary. straining every sinew in his body badly damaged his ankle and it's taken him over a year to get back to something like full fitness in fact the fact the championships were held in september is really worth it to his to his advantage it's given him a little bit more time to get fully fit but even even then it wasn't sure exactly what sort of form of fitness he was in his season's best coming in so these championships was 2 meters 29 and he absolutely destroyed that

will lay out still has more to do what we do have more to do but things are changing i think sebastian coe had done a great job with allowing women and forcing it's a little bit for the women to be able to be allowed to get into senior positions so they've been working we have to stay working but the new constitution is going to make sure that women can reach those decisions something you sad when you were elected that was quite powerful i just want to get it right it's important that sport look like the world which is. while the world i mean that the world is at 505050 percent man and 50 percent women and i do believe that track and field on the track we have to add $5050.00 almost but when you go to leadership in sports not only in track and field and in full ball in basketball in volleyball all this we're going to say should their male oriented much many men have those position their women so i would love to see more women in power positions in the sports are going to say shots of the world ok i want to ask you about caster semenya now she's not here to defend her 800 meter wall title d

the president of world athletics sebastian coe has told down here that at certain points during these championships he'd like to see more people. in the stadium with with no such problems tonight or should walk a straight to a capacity crowd who ruled him on to a 1st gold medal for the home country these championships now focusing on winning his 1st olympic gold in tokyo next year on the track there was a new world record in the women's $400.00 metres hurdles final america is still alive taking gold in the time of 52.16 seconds the olympic champion winning her 1st world title sidney mclaughlin who claimed silver also finished inside the previous world record time. it was good my coach stephanie tell me it was possible before the race going into it i just kind of tried to believe that and just go with it he told me don't hold anything back and just go from the start and i'd be able to finish it in that and that's what i did out there because if it does moving pretty fast i don't know the splits will say when i look back at it but sometimes when you're running that there's going to have

nations anymore global events bring with them global scrutiny the president of world athletics sebastian coe said he would have preferred to have seen more people in the stadium for certain sessions but he believes taking his sport's biggest standalone event to new countries beyond its traditional borders is vital to track and field future we live in a global society there is no organization no structure no institution that isn't trying to figure out how we embrace more of that pull up the drawbridge and decide that this really isn't for us the feedback from athletes about the in stadium experience has been generally positive technology ensuring temperatures in the main arena were a pleasant 25 degrees celsius the venue is world class it was amazing the best conditions we've had all year off from runway awesome i think we should go into places where it may not be as prevalent in and introduced a sport to people that may not watch it because if you do go to charge me watch you can. council will next step into the global sporting spotlight in december when he hosts the world cup and the richar

throw of 18.50 it's our sports correspondent andy richardson has been speaking exclusively to sebastian coe the president of the i.w.a. if post says he's proud of the way the athletes have coped with the conditions in doha but admits the attendances have a times been disappointing. the fact that the sessions have been in the evening clearly to respect the the welfare of the athletes but that has meant that the sessions have gone on later and you know if you've got young children you probably leaving early or at a time to get them to school the following day so all these things look i would i would have preferred it more people in the stadium but i really genuinely don't think that that led to under performance by the athletes i mean i'm i'm witnessing performances out there i'm savoring i can't remember a world championships where we're going to go back with such a world class performances and times and 28 countries already at the halfway point having won medals as a former athlete did you feel that you were giving these athletes the best platform to perform around salut peak at a world cha

i will say, the coe, it's not operational. i do think that we need -- nato needs to put more emphasize on how do we take this a step further. again, the trouble is, there's so much that needs to be done at the national level, but how do we coordinate that and you can do a surprising amount under the law of counter measures and do things with your allies and i think that's definitely an area that nato needs to prioritize because i would say -- just bear with me for a second -- everything we've seen was at a level one of hybrid or whatever you want to call it. and let's say that level three is something that would trigger article five or an armed attack. that's where nato is more comfortable responding. there's a level two that we're starting to think about. we started to see some of this with the drones in saudi arabia, but the idea that you could shut down five or six grids across different countries, that's a significant kind of attack where you would want to have a significant response. >> what might the responses look like?

throw of $18.00 our sports correspondent andy richardson has been speaking exclusively to sebastian coe the president of the i.w.a. if says he's proud of the way the athletes have coped with the conditions in doha but admits the attendances have a times been disappointing. the fact that the sessions have been in the evening clearly to respect the the welfare of the athletes but that has meant that the sessions have gone on later and you know if you've got young children you probably leaving early or at a time to get them to school the following day so all these things look i wouldn't i would have preferred it more people in the stadium but i really genuinely don't think that that has led to under performance by the athletes i mean i'm i'm witnessing performances out there i'm savoring i can't remember a world championships where we're going to go back with such a world class performances and times and 28 countries already at the halfway point having won medals as a former athlete did you feel that you were giving these athletes the best platform to perform around salut peak at a world c

until your child gets into the school you have to figure out how to pay for it before the acceptance coe this is work study and loans. you want to make sure you fill that out. >> and because states and private institutions are using the form. >> what do you need to bring with you as you're filling out that form. >> make sure you have your 2018 tax return. that's the one we'ring looing at. yo don't need an i.d. so you can go on to the department of education website. and a record of your assets and bank and brokerage statements. know your retirement accounts will not be counted for financial aid. >> h is information really used or processed to determine how much aid you can get. >> they use it to figure out your family contribution. and the key there is t make su that you include your assets as well as your childs to know your assets are not counted as much as your childs. it's not the same as if you're putting all that money in your kids name. i'm s g'md that's past me now. >> you can hold my hand. >> we're holding eachh other's hands. >> we are. >> thank you. >>> always good to see you.

world athletics president lord coe has previously defended his friend and former nike stablemate salazarcharges laid by usada are really serious and we're now in business mode. the aiu, the athletics integrity unit, has already been in contact with those athletes. they're going to be asked to sever their relationships and that's exactly where we are at the moment. there is no suggestion farah cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves farah‘s legacy firmly under the spotlight. mark daly, bbc news. british sprinter adam gemili has narrowly missed out on a medal in the final of the men's 200 metres in doha. the 25—year—old led coming into the home straight but finished fourth in 20.03 seconds — only five hundredths of a second off third place. us sprinter noah lyles took gold. afterwards gemili said that the medal had slipped out of his hands. football now, and the champions league continued this evening with english sides tottenham hotspur and manchester city in action against bayern munich and dinamo zagreb respectively. while city won their game, spurs suffered a record defeat at hom

the coe, the challenge there is it is not operational. so we can only go so far, and i do think that we need nato the support more emphasis on how to we actually take this a step further/ . the trouble is there are so much that needs to be done at the national level but how to coordinate in a multinational fashion. you can actually do a surprising amount and do things with your allies. i think that is definitely an area that nato needs to prioritize because i would say -- i would say everything that we party sing you could argue at a level one of hybrid. whether it is the attempted assassination of the prime minister -- level three is something that would trigger or armed attack. there is a level two that we are just wanted to think about. int of, with the drones saudi arabia, but i think the idea that you can shut down potentially five or six grids massively across six different countries. that significant kind of attack were you want to have a significant response and we are just starting to think through that was responses. >> what mig

and in sport we'll hear from the head of world athletics sebastian coe about how they've dealt with the don't have any challenges so far. security forces in iraq have again used tear gas and live ammunition ship to break up anti government demonstrations at least 4 people have been killed and 100 injured during a 2nd day of violent protests as well as the capital baghdad have been large protests in jeff and syria whether reports of police losing control of the situation a curfew has now been imposed in dekalb province and other southern cities and internet access has been blocked in several areas of the country iran khan reports in the iraqi capital. gunfire in central baghdad as a rock the security forces confront protesters for a 2nd day. throughout wednesday iraqi security forces placed a ring of around to korea square the focal point of the protests. but they weren't deterred by the show of force they came in large numbers and full running battles and they buy streets and in other neighborhoods their message to government leaders is simple. our demands we won't work we won't work if

we asked him point-blank if he thinks he should remain the coe. he said i'm not thinking about i'm thinking about getting the 737 max certified and back in the air. >> thanks. >>> we've got a news alert on the streaming service right now. this internet tv bundle that starts at $50 a month has been tied into game consoles and it's the smallest of all services the expensive content and network deals have been slower to change than we expected sony saying it's focusing on its core daily business. back over to you >> thanks very much. >>> coming up, promise -- it's taking the stock down 40% today. we talk with analysts who stju double down the stock. we're delivering more power lunch after this grub hub blamie ining promiscuo diners >> that's exactly what door dash is, what mopost mates is. i feel bad for them. do you really care who delivers your food. there's no loyalty in that business that's why the diners are promiscuous. why did he have to use that word that word is saying don't touch our stock. >> it's becoming too congested for grub hub jag go

difficult that pushed for the members of congress to see what is going on in the facility i facilities coe got a 48 hour provision for the health and human services, the office of the relocation so we got the provision into the last budget bill but it still doesn't affect those that were run by the department of homeland security. so there is more opportunity than are the members of congress. then other facilities on the border i went to the mexican side, and i went to shelters. the metering was in full force. there is a whole ceremony that happens with the keepers of the book that has come out to the people in a square right on the border and everybody who's name its called is like i get to have a credible fear interview and they go off to the interview on the american side and then other people want to give their name in the book. but can you imagine you sign your name in that boo the book m fleeing persecution. i have no money and you have to survive until your name is called. it took stored really difficult, but those folks want you to see what is going on. so, those can get into readi

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. > coe beauaer ey at number 13, tomorrow night. that's the alma mater for justin wilcox. his former school once. he's 0-2 at cal. what he's most concerned about, bouncing back from last week's loss. >> we know what kind of team we're facing in oregon. our guys have been great since monday. there's obviously the frustration, disappointment of losing. but you got to move on. focus on the next week. they've done a nice job of that. >>> playoff baseball. tampa bay's reward for beating the a's. facing the astros and red haired fans.smlest man making the biggest difference. altuve. two-run shot for the 5'6" infielder. batching justin verlander beat ryanesque. the astros with few concerns in a 6-2 win to open the best of five series. >>> how about the cardinals trying to up atlanta. braves up a run in the 7th. adam duval. high, deep and aloha. that's a pinch hit. two run bomber. making it 3-1 braves. mark ma lan son. shaky in this game. got it done. braves win 3-0. that series is tied at 1-1. going to be interesting sto see what the raiders bring in london. this is an absurd roa

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so even if the troops stay for a while, they will eventual ly coe home.hey come home, a big question, what will their mission be as they are in iraq? that's the other big question. >> and it's an important one. barbara, thank you so much from the pentagon for us this morning. >> sure. >> there is a lot going on today. here is a quick look at what to watch. >>> top democrats raising new concerns about protecting the whistle-blower's identity as the president, once again, goes on the attack. former director of national intelligence, james clapper, is with me next to discuss. wow! that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. is just like our originalhn sandwiches...only littler...so we bought a little ad...on lil jon. little johns, yeah! $3, what?! aewith medicare advantage plans designed for the whole you. and monthly premiums starting at $0. plus hospital, medical and prescriptio

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by all governments, not just pinera for ,he government that came before the centererleft governments coe also deepened t this polil measures that are neoliberal political measures that have made the condiditions of type really precarious for thee majoririty in chile. in n theo that are structural violence like violence against women, against sexual dissidents, against beingts, against indigenous people. and all of that violence is part of day-to-day life in chile, i believe. that is why we have several demands, but a horizon for change deeply in chile. amy: can you talk about the significance of pinera dismissing his entire cabinet to form a new one? does that matter to you and to the protesters at this point? >> we are asasking him to o lea. people want t to overthrow t ths governrnment becausese they are responsible nonot only for the political measures that have made life p precarious in the lt years, but also he is responsible politically for the rapes come the sexual political violence t that has been takekey the military and the police. he is responsible for the disappearance and m

collegiality andio cooper so i don't know if he is speaking just for himself as the ranking democrat and coettee, withe th acquiescence of senator burr, nthe chairman, i don'tw, but it certainly is serious. you have to come to the conclusion, judiny, tha bill bar, donald trump final got the attorney general he wanted. jeff sessions didn't deliver for him. jeff sessions reced himself. hurling around the globe from australia to flit pursuit of informion to somehow rationalize, justify that donald trump didn't lose in 2016 and obama administratis somehowe behind, some spying on him. k and, yow, mike warner's point is, after a three-year investigation by that committee, there is absolutely nothing that s come to support that, and i don't know what the answer is. david, pehaps, does. >> i, of course, know the answer. having thoroughly put aside the state department, you have too under the presumption they're trng to politici the department of justice. the guy selected to do the investigation, john do you remember who was appointed by both parties, has a gold and sterling reputation, so we can res