, collie"-- a jewish yiddish diminutive-- "collie, collie, don't think "you can stay here at this store. "this will go to my daughters and to their husbands. "i want--you should get your education "tand go somewhere and doters andsomething."usbands. and i had no intention of staying at that store and being what's called a schlepper, somebody that just drags boxes around. "schlep." ody knows what "schlep" means. it touched me so deeply that i remembered it for the rest of my life and wrote about it in my memoir. he thought enough of me to tell me that i shoulveget my education and p, and that's what i did, and ccny was the source of tt education. david: did you ever think that one day you would be the chairman of the joint chiefs and the secretary of state of e united states? powell: no. people ask me that--this all the time. it usut ly starts out with, "war did you graduate from west point?" "well, i didn't go to west point. i couldn't have aspired to go to west point." "well, did you go to the citadel or did you go to texas a&m or vi military institute?" i'd say, "no, they wouldn't let

knew that leider mcconnell would not give a fair trial and he said that from the beginning that many collies are worried about going home and large numbers of republicans have refused to pick if they are for witnesses and documents to kick the can down the road theory to avoid that question we are telling our republican colleagues you can run but you can't hide there will be votes there will be votes on the three sets of documents we have requested and other witnesses and documents as well. as we see over the last two weeks the evidence of witnesses and documents keeps building. ninety minutes after the president's phone call says let's hush up the witnesses says something. to say orders came directly from the president from the document that's been made public says a lot so we had the ability and the impeachment trial and reset mcconnell will never go through it the eyes of the founding fathers looking down upon us will they stand for a fair trial? or will they engage in a cover-up of the most sacred and profound powers to give the senate. we will see. the next few weeks will be very very t

up ahead is the planned construction site for the collie walk down and all along this forest wall here at a big tunnel will be built and you have to imagine that all around us will be submerged under more than 60 meters of water washing away communities like this one in the village of seato cooper is closest to the dam site here are the indigenous dumas that people have lived alongside peasant farmers for generations signs opposing the down abound. and look well. i don't agree with the. case especially if it's going to destroy the sources of income. like across coconut tree. bill the down at the expense of all families livelihood. it may well serve others. but what about costs by putting them on. the dam is meant to secure water supply in manila the capital 40 kilometers away. the greater the metro by then but he's very serious. about. growing the months without so really what. philippine authorities argue displacing thousands is worth securing water for more than $12000000.00 people and worth the controversial loan from china of more than $200000000.00 critics say less damaging and ch

where we are selling them as i say i should have after it's been crossed by our border collies are poor girl i know you are a deep games mag that mr bell and. this is not like the old fashioned. triumphal march. dreams of conquest and of global tried. very very uneventful. glide towards the precipice without resistance. we are past the danger has already happened. it was then just 10 years. now this is it. the malice the hours. which it became a book signing. people were criticizing. me is very thing santa for we can afford braces nazi i think that i am right they think that they are right and debate but stop shouting that really goes it's not profitable. and now. well i always said that. i'm just a simple guy that's love. is love is love for a soul mate was there for me jim it's gotten straight a's that's i'm super god i really really cold want stuff. from self and. i'm just making sure. they join one of the wilds most notorious ahmed groups. but found a way out rebuild their lives and now help our vets. a tale of course for commitment child soldiers and the have the 5th exploitation o

collie nova works as a tour guide and has spent years studying the history of bohemia including its railway heritage. she's acquired expert knowledge on the military geo political and economic developments that were key to the construction and operation of the train line which runs through the elder valley. the fingers on the stays there the interesting leave the fur. 1st row is here were built to transport salt. in this then subsided and over time the coal trade grew to be more significant emotion. than bohemia was a world power when it came to deposits of both legs night and but human as call home and. coal mining saw the start of an economic boom for the entire region one that also had an impact on its railway infrastructure. but shunned out in saxony just a few kilometers from the border to what is now the czech republic it's one of many towns and villages in the region that flourished thanks to their location on the elba railway route and continue to do so. with the railway connection the small spa town but chandelle is also a popular base for hiking trips through the alba sandstone mo

the generation denying kohli and his family members of the colli ethnic group. lived and worked on the banks of the esther e. where the miti river flows into the arabian sea in mumbai. the 18 kilometer long river is the dividing line between the city of mumbai and its suburbs. 70 percent of its banks on both sides are occupied by slums for whom the polluted river is the only source of water. directly which lies south of the maci is known as one of the world's largest slums it's a hub for small scale industries like honey and waste recycling. people throw all kinds of things into the miti river household appliances even biomedical waste like used syringes and. they don't understand that we depend on this river for everything. i hope people stop doing those. plastic bag xanana so much other garbage that we can't even row our boats through it at times. our path is blocked by large chunks of garbage floating around. in view of the disastrous conditions the fishermen have taken things into their own hands using an age old practice the kohli's of dharavi have manually

at thef you take a look forecast for my goldman sachs collie some around the world, will be look to thedeveloped markets, we are not really seeing much differentiation. basically mid or high sigel digit returns from equities -- high single digit returns from equities. but it is really tied to profit gains. where we see more valuation opportunity is in the emerging markets. but let's be careful. the emerging market indices are now heavily dominated by china. so very often when individual investors say, i want em exposure, make a careful decision about whether you want that exposure to china or whether he wanted to em x china. tom: all of this is driven by revenue. when you go up the income statement with the low interest rushing we have now, stocks and 2019 doing well and revenue growers and a general state, apple is an exception to that rule, we seem to be desperate to by revenue. we seem to be desperate to bite nominal gdp. does that and next year? abby: we also seem desperate to buy earnings growth, per se, and one thing i'm glad you point out the difference between is a good deal of

long before mumbai became the burgeoning micropolis it is today its original inhabitants the colli fishing community lived very different. then we're going to we're going for there was a vision for the survivors what they were. wrong. whatever. and when the modernizers thought. prawns business started. sixty's and seventy's it was almost before the exports you know and that is why we started catching a lot for others you know. change. is a 7th generation fisherman who operates 3 fishing boats at the docks he has learned about the change in fish catch here only history lessons and witnessing some of it for himself since he began coming out here as chinese. my grandfather used to always tell me that how he was with the fish you know. was not so strong as in like just one soul or something like that and then slowly and slowly the day started. to continue days 90 days was 5 to 6 days in 20072010 fishing days were 10 to 12 days now the tolling is almost like 15 to 20 days. though in the gowns to 6.3 percent of global fish production fishing for a living could soon become economically and viable

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there hi again thanks so what she ought international live from russia this now next exiled leader collies poached the mom says he wants to return to spain you may recall he fled to belgium after that spanish court issued a european arrest warrant no less for him for organizing a band independence referendum we covered a lot here in catalonia and 2017 now before any return however he needs assurances that he's going to be immune from arrest through his new status as an m.e.p. for spain said this is complicated speaking outside the e.u. parliament in strasburg he remained defiant in his stance against madrid. natalie remember a state of european union called spain which doesn't respect the rule of law europe . is european. so we are here you know to to remember and to claim to 2 european union issues to be involved in a solution based on dialogue doing politics and respecting the will the people and the will of the people of catalonia to decide in a free referendum our own future. well that's his side of it on the other side of it the spanish supreme court issued an account of the case agai

ceasefire talks stalled the un recognized government in tripoli says the forces loyal to the border collie for hafta a shelling positions south of the capital turkey and russia brokered the truce ankara says that it's too early to say that the deal has collapsed collapsed rather . is the general director of the libyan think tank the subject institute he says that enforcing the libya arms embargo would be more effective than another peace conference. the fact isn't berlin a simple i think there are very very different measures and they are sticks for what it will really be progress of libya the 1st and and most glaring obvious one is that an arms embargo that has been violated every last one months or many many years before would really kind of take away the military means to continue this war and then that would be a better pretext to begin talks in berlin but if you allow for the proper stock macit i mean to really our regular supply lines to prune you drones online haven't you you know that has given the superiority there on the line that's 9 months if you are allowed to do all those thi

video shows six border collie puppies being nursed by a husky mix.r own puppies. the next day six puppies were dropped off. they were in desperate need for a mother's >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. taking a look at the roadways right now we still have a lot of break lights in the south bay. stopping go conditions on the south a one-to-one at capital expressway. we have a crash locking lanes on 87 at winchester. 280 still in the red. 21 minute right as you work your way from 680 to 85. still slow as you head towards a go gate bridge th mornincotroue spots causing delays. south of one-to-one right before the bridge before the tower. the exit clearing and there's another crashed south of one-to- one just as you pass the richmond-san rafael bridge. imovedlightly too it has a li look at the nimitz freeway, stacked up. north bound past the coliseum at sector. >>> partly sunny skies and foggy conditions for parts of the tri-valley, east bay and north bay this morning. as we head through the afternoon mostly cloudy to partly sunny

do you think that those senators are kind of on the edge there, whether it is romney and colli collins, do you think that they will have more witnesses 40 think i will die from is mitch mcconnell thinks it will predict. >> i think they're going to see especially after opening arguments and maybe before that, the seat truly the lack of evidence that is been brought to them. i think they're all going to do the right thing. i think there and i think they're ready to get back to work. instead of sitting there every day listening to this trash. it. judge jeanine: pam bondi thank you so much for being with us on saturday. and congressman mark met us with judge jeanine: the impeachment trial begins in the senate. joining me now is congressman mark meadows. i want to start with nancy pelosi now admits she without the articles from going to the senate to force republicans to call witnesses and now the ball is in their part to do it or pay a price. anything about one predict. >> i think the narrative continues to change with nancy pelosi. maybe she was waiting for all those impeachment bends to

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do you think that those senators are kind of on the edge there, whether it is romney and colli collins you think that they will have more witnesses 40 think i will die from is mitch mcconnell thinks it will predict. >> i think they're going to see especially after opening arguments and maybe before that, the seat truly the lack of evidence that is been brought to them. i think they're all going to do the right thing. i think there and i think they're ready to get back to work. instead of sitting there every day listening to this trash. it. judge jeanine: pam bondi thank you so much for being with us on saturday. and congressman mark met us with this is my skin. and this is cc+ cream. it gives you your skin but better. it's your full coverage foundation, spf 50 plus anti aging serum. discover the #1 cc cream in america. moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. i thought this was a no by-product

he was like the high light the nose brings out the melon collie of the character.boogie! why are you putting all that makeup on?! ( laughter ) it was brutal. so i felt a lot of pressure. you never dropped a line your would be publicly scorned. >> stephen: by him? he would take you -- >> among others. >> stephen: okay. and you're how old at this point? >> 24, something like that. >> stephen: intimidated, i assume? >> i loved it. i mean, i wanted to be on that team, you understand? >> stephen: sure. o i was very excited to be there. >> stephen: what happens if you drop a line? >> i'm going to tell you, man. ( laughter ) there was an understudy went on, and this was a pretty well-known actor who will remain nameless. he went on and didn't go awell as sam felt it should. we came back to the dressing room after the first act and he was like, mother ( bleep ), te hell were you doing on stage? and this actor was very upset. he looked at sam and said ( bleep ) you, sam. and sam said before you put your ( bleep ) in me, you need to t your ( bleep ) in that second act. ( app

do you think that those senators are kind of on the edge there, whether it is romney and colli collins you think that they will have more witnesses 40 think i will die from is mitch mcconnell thinks it will predict. >> i think they're going to see especially after opening arguments and maybe before that, the seat truly the lack of evidence that is been brought to them. i think they're all going to do the right thing. i think there and i think they're ready to get back to work. instead of sitting there every day listening to this trash. it. judge jeanine: pam bondi thank you so much for being with us on saturday. and congressman mark met us with his tank. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clea

now, we are the proud owners of bingo the border collie. powerpoint presentations do work and i do use those on occasion. but not today. let's talk about vicksburg. little battles, big results. ofs depends on your battle -- your definition of little battle. obviously compared to some other battles, it doesn't reach that realm. we are talking 25, 30,000. casualties in the thousands. it is on the high-end of a little battle, if you want to call it a little battle but it does have tremendous, huge results. stand here andto argue to you -- some historians get into their topic so much -- and argue that this is where the battle was one and lost. i'm not going to argue that champion hill is where the north won the war or the south lost the war. it will depend on that case of what you think of vicksburg. the armysing here in of northern virginia land that we would get a lot of eastern .entric ideas the war was won and lost in the east and all that kind of stuff. i hail from the west and i am thoroughly convinced that the civil war was won and lost

. >> that's howard and geneva collie. they were married when they were just 19 years old in 1951.e couple is looking forward to even more years of marriage. i think it's fabulous, but i disagree with them because in my personal relationship, my husband and i have always communicated with each other even if it upsets the other person. >> really? >> because we want to keep a clear line of communication. >> that's true. >> smart. >> you don't want it to get pent up and just blows up, blows out of proportion. >> it works for them. >> different personalities and the way it works. i always love. that's so sweet. life-long sweet hearts. it's so touching. >> love it. i was just thinking about jimmy. president and mrs. carter. they've been married 73 years. >> 73. >> and they have so sweet together. and i knew another couple personally that have been married like 70 years. and they were still best friends, would hold hands when they went walking. >> it just makes you happy to hear that. so nice. >> even if you're 47.2. >> that's got to make you smile. >> exactly. >> i haven't been 47.2 in

and says germany's foreign minister flew to the region for crisis talks with the renegade border collie for huffed up ahead of the libya conference on sunday in berlin. claims from a close associate of donald trump's lawyer could be about to throw a new twist into the impeachment case left part of us says the president was directly involved in efforts to pressure ukraine this has emerged as members of the u.s. house impeachment team to officially start the trial process. has got out to work the canadian foreign minister who has just ended a meeting with his ukrainian afghan swedish british counterparts there understood to discussed the next steps in the investigation into the crash of the ukrainian airliner in iran and compensation for the families and victims let's listen in we are here to pursue closure accountability transparency and justice for the victims ukrainian swedish afghan british getting indian. as well as the iranian to a full complete and transparent international investigation and the weight of such a riff ic tragedy they are many many questions families want answers all

adrian forgetting this is the news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes libyan border collie if i have to hold talks with turkey's regional rival greece ahead of sunday's peace summit in berlin. calls for unity and a condemnation of western powers iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini delivers his 1st friday someone but in 8 years. he led the investigation into the impeachment of president bill clinton now ken starr joins lawyers representing donald trump at his trial. hello i'm maryanne demasi in london with the top stories from europe including a small emergency with 4 southern european cities ranking amongst the most pollution in the world protesters demonic government take action. and on fire a small have all the day's sports including carlos sanchez one the dakar rally the spaniard winning the world's highest profile off road rally for a 3rd time. we begin with the diplomatic moves ahead of the summit in berlin on sunday to try to end libya's civil war was told met with the prime minister of greece turkey. regional rival of a country that's been excluded from the summ

for example back in africa so at me so the collie do the area of the tree borders and that is due to the point from where everyone every time you have reduced attacks coming from terrorist acts. we cannot precisely know who are behind but defect is at least coming from libya and also coming from all do is we 990 s. where fighting in algeria for the islamic front in with to have muslim power in algeria could talk to so many thanks indeed for being with us the response to our can my are there in paris. jordanians are protesting in their capital amman against the import of israeli natural gas they're accusing the government of financially supporting israel's occupation of palestine jordan's national energy company signed a $10000000000.00 deal of the gas back in 2016 it's caused widespread anger in a country that hosts millions of palestinian refugees. china's president xi jinping has arrived in myanmar on his 1st official visit school children lie in the streets in the capital naypyidaw to welcome him she is expected to sign a $1300000000.00 deal to build a port in the kind state that'

. >> yes, this boy from massachusetts, name is owen collie. and he heard about the wildfires and he wanted to take action. >> absolutely. so he was trying to create these clay koalas and sell them, and he raised over 240,000 australian dollars. >> whoa. >> yes, which is a pretty big deal, honestly. >> his fund-raising goal was $1,000. obviously you got a cute kid offering up clay koalas. you know what's happening in australia, your heart just pours out for the folks down there. so, they all jumped in. people starting donating on that gofundme. they stepped up big time. >> it's still going. >> still going. i think he's going to get to a million, i just believe it. >>> so then we got to move over to this bookstore in petersfield, england. it's a 100-year-old bookstore. they were having a pretty sort of slow day for the first time ever. they called it a tumbleweed day. >> oh no. >> where they had no customers. they tweeted out all these images of no one in the store. but then -- >> what happened? >> you know what happens on twitter. >> yep. >> wh

let me go to caitlkaitlan colli the white house right now.opment from the president. >> reporter: that's right, erin. the president is meeting with his national security advisers that you just saw at the white house. we are now being told that urgent preparations are being made for the president to potentially address the nation on these attacks tonight. now, there is still a lot being learned, information is being gathered, as you see there. the defense secretary and secretary of state are meeting with the president right now, but two officials tell my colleague, jeff zeleny, that right now, they are preparing for the president to address the nation tonight from the oval office. now, we've got to express a lot of caution here, because sometimes these things can be delayed, as they are gathering more information about these attacks, but right now, we are expecting to hear from the president tonight, based on these current plans of which my colleague, jeff zeleny is reporting. now, this would be notable, because last week when that strike happ

ports in the east of the country its facilities are put under attack by forces loyal to the border collie for after the national oil corporation says that 800000 barrels per day of output will be lost. 3 u.s. airports have begun to scream passengers arriving for one hand city in china for a new virus so far led to the deaths of 2 people that china says almost 50 people have been infected but experts believe the true scale of the outbreak is far bigger . let's go back to our top story now the protests in beirut which have turned violent over the past couple of hours al-jazeera as a whole as you can see is is hours on the streets among the demonstrators later. bring us up to speed with what's been happening there and where you are. well 2 we are in markets where which really is the epicenter of the protest movement in the paragraph. following security forces kind of the 1st the crowd because parliament building was. very far from where we are standing. 2300 meters from where we are. the water levels because of the tear gas protesters have no choice but to move towards a more 2 square where

it is a clear cut, it have, yes there were many uk collies crying, on the summer carrying files.spect each other —— words like k. the uk as a colleague and neighbour can come take a deal. and one part of the debate, alex‘s colleagues we re of the debate, alex‘s colleagues were waving their flags, you made them stop. doesn‘t that play into them stop. doesn‘t that play into the hold the eu is a humourless bureaucracy thing? it does if you ta ke bureaucracy thing? it does if you take that point of view, but they are real breakers. if they're going to perceive when we come to negotiate, i would to perceive when we come to negotiate, iwould be to perceive when we come to negotiate, i would be a shame they we re negotiate, i would be a shame they were “— negotiate, i would be a shame they were —— rule breakers. the realness house no not wise, i'm irish, i know i'm irish, i don't need to my fly. i asked them to leave the chamber with his wives and they went outside. i wish they'd listen to the debate, the sadness of many,. nigel farage has done nothing else in this house, he hasn't work

toill do everything possible help my collies accomplishment -- accomplish this to prevent war and protect our national security. house also took action this week to address a problem that is a threat to all americans. p fast contamination and its effects to human health and the environment. people are being poisoned by these chemicals every day, and it's our job to protect them. this is an urgent public health and environmental threat. the number of contamination sites nationwide is growing at an alarming rate, including military bases. these chemicals are known as forever chemicals, and they are everywhere. they are in our nonstick cookware, food containers, carpets, clothing, cosmetics, and firefighting foams, just to name a few. they do not break down in the environment, in the human body, or wildlife. pfas builds up in your blood and is estimated to be in the blood of 97% of americans. most don't even know it. exposure to these forever chemicals, even at low levels, causes significant health risks, including cancer, liver dance -- damage, decreased fertility, and increased risk of ast