commie europe is highly developed in terms of fashion. but the pace there are slowing down. here in china we're very happy about that because we're facing a great future lots of unexpected great things will be happening here. next opposition shopping mall when july when live from her work as a social media presence at the moment she takes care of all her business herself even use a basement parking lot. as a dressing room. ready for her next appearance global influencers like the thirty one year old are not only watched by their own generation companies are also keen to identify them studies say that around a third of the world's luxury goods are bought by chinese and rising around four hundred million people in china are aged eighteen to thirty five more than the entire population of the united states and these millenniums are eager to consume not surprisingly says when john low. in the west the older generations had a lot of luxury so it's not such a big deal for young people but that's not the case for china's older generation which is why we're so eager to have it. when

killed neighbors has been even killed wives became exhausted one hundred days when now president or a commie took control of the country they were headed with a week off commemoration activities which began today at the g. gandhi genocide memorial in more than a quarter of the good victims of believed to be buried. for more now on it's speaks. villany corridor is in god for us many it is remarkable that peace has held in a country where this follows the genocide all still so fresh now you've been traveling the country and talking to people what's made that possible. necessity of strong will and a lot of really hard work we really are in a country where people have decided to live together peacefully side by side where communities shared by perpetrators as well as survivors and paul kagame has really made sure to get rid of the ethnic divisions in the country he for example you're not allowed to ask anyone for the hutu or tutsi he's also created a culture of remembering and there are memorials all across the country where you can see bones skulls the clothes of victims they're really a distur

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announcer: additional funding is ovided by -- koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, commied to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewe like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening, the release of robert mueller's 448-page report margd the end the special investigation but also the start of a political war. mr. muell's volume on russian's efforts were extensive showing how first and business executives sought to boost the campaign but they did not accomplish that they conspired with russia. mr. mueller provided a portrait the president operates. they were under oath. president ain, the is portrayed as angry and pushing his advisers to the brink of obstructing justice or to lie. attorney germ barr called the president's reaction furious. >> the president was frustrated and angered by his pleff that the investigation was undermining hisde prey. robert: the president told don mcdepaun that mueller had to go and engaged the justic

chow, in 1921, in the district of quong dong china was commi politically active with accomodations fromhen governors ronald reagan and pete wilson. as a young woman during world war ii, she supported chinese war relief efforts by performing with her friends at various fundraising events. she has been honored by the california state senate, dindianne feinstein, as a woman warrior in education, and the government asian woman's research center for community service. she is survived by her husband of 74 years, james w.chow, and her daughters stephanie and lisa, and her son christopher, and granddaughters cheryl, jennifer, kathryn, and great grandsons matthew, adine, owen, william, alex and, jr. the memorial will start at 10:30 a.m. at ashley mcmullen in san francisco. may you rest in peace, mrs. chow. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor haney. >> colleagues, today i'm introducing an ordinance along with supervisor wal ton, mar, and ronen, called "navigating homelessness together." there are 7500 people experiencing homelessness in our city. more than 4,000 of our neighbors are in sheltered

it is unusual to have outside counsel ask questions during a house hearing, but commi aee leader allowed to make oeirwn rules. >>> it's 4:06. this morning we're hoping to learn more about the funeral arrangements for former indiana senator richard lugar. senator lugar died at inova fairfax hospital and vascular institute yesterday. he sfered from a rare neurological disorder. he was 87 years old. lugar, who was a republican, was touted for his bipartisanship. vice president mike pence offered his condolences sayinga indi and america will never forget his leadership and service. former president barack obama tweeted that lugar proved magmatism and decency work. >>> an overhaul of leadership at the national rifle association. the organization president, oliver north, will not serve a second term. the turmoil inside the nra was evident overhe weekend as the group met for its national convention in indianapolis. in a statement to the group on saturday, north said he is poepping down because he's lost the sup of nra leadership. the move comes after top executive wayne la pierre said nort was

the consumer product safety commis said consumers should immediately stop using the product. analysts say the sleeper accounts f of mattel's annual sales. the shares fell t3% $13.19. >>> well, once a market leader health care is stumbling this year. according to "the wall street journal," the sector is lagging the broader market aftere being th best performing group in the s&p 500 last year. so let's shine the sector spotlight on health care. we're joined by brian camcila at jeffreys. nice to have you here. >> good evening. >> what do you thehk isd this? frequently we' when one sector has a good year, the next year it slows down a little bit. is there more to it than that? >> a very good question. if you take a look at the performance of health care over the last five years it's actually outperformedrretty well ohat period. but i think this year, what we're seeing is early signs or early entry of overhang from the upcoming elections in 2020. so normally we see, you know, the election discussion com up 12 months to 14 months before the elections. now we're seeing about 18 to 2

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importance of the imperial family and what it means to be empress joining us to discuss this so cool or a commie she's a reporter with the japan times roland kelts is a journalist and author of japan america and we also have a walk through she's an activist and former member of the organization sales also known as students emergency action for liberal democracy welcome everybody is there a greeting that i need to give you for the beginning of a brand new era what would you say to each other in japan. just. exactly insert there's a consider that said to yourself. oh i suggest let me show you this this picture so could i know you've been covering this end of an era beginning of a new era people standing outside of the imperial palace taking pictures i don't think they could see the ceremony from there but they were certainly out there infused astley marking this moment what is the atmosphere like in japan as one emperor stands down and not about to see a new ampara come into play here. i think in general it's been very much about gratitude towards. cut and primera to. really carved out he develope

while the other things women are climate change commie climate change is third column is fourth in russia just gross investigation climate change. gun control economy. than it was due to which there is there a sharing of a situation was your own health care. bill scarier than the russian recession so perhaps talking about moscow gold and kremlin intrigue is just a force of habit after all the cold war started way back in one thousand nine hundred forty six however if the democratic party wants to win elections perhaps they should search for a more effective message but r.t. new york. well we're talking about the long run up to the next us elections and the things that voters are most worried about are not a number of other hot button issues of father public opinion this next one one of the most controversial is should african-americans in the u.s. be paid reparation for a long time but for the suffering of the sisters who were slaves will democratic presidential contender cory booker announced a new bill on the issue is it. depends where you look here a recent poll suggests only twenty on

will be other things women are climate change commie climate change is cutting me is fourth and russian first investigation climate change. gun control economy. than it was due to which there is there are sure of a situation where as you have on health care health care health care than literature and recession so perhaps talking about moscow gold and kremlin intrigue is just a force of habit after all the cold war started way back in one thousand nine hundred forty six however if the democratic party wants to win elections perhaps they should search for a more effective message. archie new york. but we'll talk about the long run up to the next us elections and the things the voters are most worried about a number of other hot button issues and find a public opinion to for instance one of most controversial is should african americans in the us be paid reparations for the suffering of their ancestors who was slaves good question democrat presidential contender cory booker announced a new bill on the issue popular well it seems recent poll says only twenty one percent of voters would supp

while the other things on the climate change commie climate change is third colonies fourth and russia investigation investigation climate change. gun control economy. when it was due to list is there a sharing of a situation where as you have on health care health care bills care than literature investigations so perhaps talking about moscow gold and kremlin intrigue is just a force of habit after all the cold war started way back in one thousand nine hundred forty six however if the democratic party wants to win elections perhaps they should search for a more effective message. archie new york it's not the international thanks for watching we're back in thirty minutes with the latest. breaks it count down. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either there already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defense of officers were got back and destroy their governments and seven countries in five years americans

wife is fi it's prized in particular dylan for the state well they have been lagging behind other commie because up till now when it comes to emissions i mention that magic number ninety five grams per kilometer well last year fear chrysler was running at one hundred twenty three grounds per kilometer so they've got a fair way to go and experts reckon that if this law was to come in tomorrow they'd be facing fines of two billion euros so it's really imperative that they bring that down ok did it kind of bring down the average by going in the test of that is through legal i would like to do things like this well the short answer is yes within the e.u. rules they allow for something called open pools which is where competitive car makers can bring together the fleets from their respective companies to bring down their emissions our fridge it just so happens the fear chrysler and test the first companies to take them up on this so yes it's within the rules is it within the spirit of those rules or maybe that's another question because they're obviously being brought in to try to reduce c o

eegardless, the chair of the judiciary commi in the house, gerald nadler, is really nlevating this fight. his original positas look, if we get a document and a whole bunch of it is redacted, i'm going to take the subpoena fight. e going to and we're going to fight this out in the courts to get a hold of the full document. now he's saying if there's even one line redacted, if there are any changes whatsoever, we are going to issue this subpoena and we're going to have a fight. robert: andrea jus mentioned how some democrats want to talk about other issues like health care. is speaker pelosi prepared for chairman nadler to move forward in that direction to maybe pursue a subpoena and maybe this becomes a iajor fightn the federal courts? >> i think this is one of those fights that they think is worth fighting. not only because, y know, they believe that this is a very important investigation. and congress has the right to look at the fruits of that investigation. but also because they're conducting their own investigations in several different house committees. and they need that material.

the two bed inside both at the name get up on the name tag at the end of the bed two more for you commie three and four year old guy out up cannot get off the youngest they were in the barracks with their mother and the other children during the air raid they are expected to live but the camel youngest daughter a girl he and his wife adopted last year were also injured he was sixteen months old and he suffered severe pressure to the brain after the bomb blast he died just before dawn this morning today the b.b.c. website adds context to that reporting of anglo-american attempts to overthrow the government of libya it links libya to the dismissal of the b.b.c. director general as tamil father of the communications director of jeremy corbin's labor party seamus milne look at how by the time to resume support of the british bombing of libya in twenty eleven leading to the murder of moammar gaddafi the b.b.c. had arguably changed course on reporting illegal military action by nato nations well let's take a look at the broader picture of what is happening in libya with george groves the direc

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will the other things with our climate change commie climate change is cutting me is fourth. or should just gross investigation see climate change. gun control economy. than it was due to which there is there are sure to see a shows your own health care. bills than literature investigations so perhaps talking about moscow gold and kremlin intrigue is just a force of habit after all the cold war started way back in one thousand nine hundred forty six however if the democratic party wants to win elections perhaps they should search for a more effective message. archie new york with more and more candidates vying for a shot of the twenty twenty presidential election democrats are looking for ways to oust the republicans from the white house one of the controversial issues being put forward is a bill on reparations for african-americans for the enslavement of the ancestors is however a recent poll suggests only twenty one percent of voters would actually supports the move if adopted it would entail an official acknowledgment of the legacy of american slavery and compensation paym

so the problem is, that was a discussion on call today with democrats, judiciary commie i democrat are being asked by their supporters, their voters and constituents why are you not moving forward with impeachment, it is constitutional duty of congress as a separate and coequal branch to be remedy when a city president can't be indicted. you have to proceed, even ifs constitution a not provided a political convenience exception, this is problem people say it does not matter what w lose powr but preserve the system. >> i agree, with what you said, but do you believe what adam schiff, impeachment will fail without a broad bipartisan consensus, at this moment, three days after the redacted respect camreportcame out there is no sp consensus,. >> i agree, with that assessment and yours. senate would not move to convict the president. no moral victories here, this would provide a an acquittal for president trump to run on next year, attorney general barr weighed in on this it has been interpret by president trump as an exoneration. and this really i think precludes and prevents any impeachme

the iconic building is still standing and people around the world have commied to rehab efforts. >>> the faa says pilots will have to undergo additional training before they'll be lowed to fly the boeing 737 max jets again. the jets were grounded worldwide after being suspected of contributing to two deadly plane cr boeing has been working on a software hupdateas not submitted the software approval. maryland says there are con firnld meesless outbreaks. neighbors are pushing back against a plan to build a 60,000 square foothurch in bowie. the redeemed christian church of god tple has outgrown its old location. now it wants to build a newch urch on a vacant piece of land at the corner of church and mount oak roths. as pr said i am willing to know more. the uue burden to taxpayers. >> they should reach a compromise. >> as to whether he'silling to move his church to a different site, the pastor is not budging. >>> decision 2020, democratic presidenal candidate beto o'rourke will be visiting the commwealth. o'rourke will startn dumbfries. e stopped at the university of virginia in charlo

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. >> can you explain to this commie, where college is the devil. >> democratic socialist.you liberals going to college, you will be smarter, and educated you might stop voting, stay on your side. >> is my opponent using sarcasm. >> i believe he is. >> young republicans -- >> young black republicans. >> i am sorry. >> there are enough of us to say this proudly. [ laughter ] >> media overwhelming overwhels against president trump, e-- >> everything republicans tweet is so true, and in "new york times" -- >> failing. >> clinton news network, cnn, they never give you anything true, we reliep reliant on my ps twitter feed. >> he got it right. >> every morn we get or talking points from the president. kennedy: that is a gift. >> it is a gift, and a promise. >> that beautiful. >> promise to make -- >> america great again. >> in 2020. tom, president trump refers to press as the enemy of the people, how does attacking journalistic power houses like jim acosta and don lemon make us unsafe. >> this president, he -- only thing he hates more than first amendment is the truth, take rock

. >> house, ways and means commie committee gave the irs's deadline of next wednesday to turnover the documents. here to discuss trump 2020 campaign advisory board member jason meister, and former obama campaign regional director. jason why not just release the stuff. president said he is a very successful man, just bring it to the american people. don't give me the audit story. the irs said it does not matter. >> the president has been clear, he is under audit, he is not show his tax returns, don't under estimate the timing. this after the mueller report there was no collusion. it was 35 million dollars two years, that the democrats put up throughs pull this country through mud over an investigation over a hoax. this is here witch-hunt. instead of doing what american people election them to legislate, focus on infrastructure, health care, things that americans care about. >> hang on, he can claim it under audit, but the irs said no go ahead, what is that response? >> president is focused on american people not his tax return, american people that get to work every day, they don't car

income distribution, 73% of americans will spend at least one year, in top 20% suck on that hard stat commies right about dangers of crony capitalism that speaks to reach of corporation to a susceptible government that too big and dump to police itself. >> now that rich, that is the memo. kennedy: so fashionable to hate the rich now, a bunch of robin hoods, cnbc run a story about cycpacycpathic tendencies aboute billionaires, alexandria ocasio-cortez said, justifying -- because of empathy narcissism, dishonesty are great. made a tiny handful of people billion area, land many more in prison while not getting adequate healthcare is very 2019, it does not make sense. should we round you of go ahead take their money? yea. panel is back. pete buttigieg was right on when he spoke about illegal the crony capitalism, it. capitalism requires democracy to thrive. in u.s. corporations are too big and they are ones that use government to their open advantage that is most stifling force. >> we say loopholes for a lot of different things. the breaks are there sometimes when you are angry at amazon for bein

after her sunday resignation, the president announced sunday that customs and border protectonion commisin mcaleenan will become the acting d.h.s. secretary. mcaleenan spent years on the operational side of america's immigration debates. his selection to run the entire agency now puts a sharper focus on a key priority for president trump. >> woodruff: and amna nawaz ns me now with our white house correspondent yamiche alcindor. hello to both of you. so, amna, we just got news, a federal district judge in california h ruled that the president's asylum policy, which you referred to in that piece, is not going forward, he's going to issue anjunction friday. what does this mean? >> it means the president's policy called the migrant protection protocol forceges il asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their case unfolds in the u.s. they wanted to rollt out athacross the rest of the border in addition to the three pots of entry. >> woodruff: one more legal wrirchg fortunately them. yamiche, it is clear, the resignation of the homeland security secretary comes at a time with a lot of turil, ga

i need a child or two or a different a complicated heater a commie a future time and these two ever equal living playing field. need to support each other how good had a hand in hand thank you very much as fascinating it was great to have all the few on this is why draining discussion about election then why they should matter to asia thank you very much and don't want to feel whenever you might be listening to max still fun and me thank you very much for a company that's going to have you with us and of course stick around in the next months or weeks actually because like i said in the beginning the new world elections are just around the corner and we hope to see you there on t.w. when we cover this important event for the european union. for. a. distant fourth six. point four six. case and i get to buy it when there's a flood water comes up to our waist by going faster every. a lack of water is equally dangerous. people move south so they can plant crops and find food. floods and droughts when climate change becomes the main driver of mass migration you can write any kind of peace not

we're commied to sending that message. >> i know just this week we have been talking about in the news that tragic crash involving those five children who died at the hands of a suspected drunk driver. at this weekend's event on saturday at 9:30, you'll have experts there to talk about the consequences, what happens after the crash a the consequences of those things. >> absolutely. we will llso havee demonstrations from our maryland state police and our county police, so we are reallyte exci we'll also have student performances. >> that's going to be really fun. okay. all right. it's a very important event with a lot of fun infused in it on this saturday. so come on out. back to you. >> than, molette. and tomorrow molette takes us inside an innovative literacy lab run by a group of young men in the district. the group works with preschoolers teaching them how to read. the awesome community effort oodtomoow > justs n ewahead, check your fridge. an e. coli outbreak is spreading and kiit's connectedoround beef. >>> five years after a dump truck hit and killed one arlington mom here, her h

you're highlighting is going to be essential when you're trying to deal with, you know, series of, commies - kamikazes i want to crash and you ships. instead, they say bring your shipping. were going to get the cic group for a week. two weeks, while the ship is being refitted. and we will train them as a unit. and then, they will go back out to be much more capable and much more effective. so, one of the things that happens over 43, 43, 44, 45, there is much more investment in terms of how to standardize a lot of these approaches and a lot of these trainings. the side effect of that is, that and now there is less experimentation that goes on. there is less exploration of new, potential opportunities. so, it wins a war effectively, but it is not positioned the fleet effectively postwar to continue this innovative approach. >>> trent, we have time for one more question. then i promise, that the first question from the panel will be from jim. to you. >> the concept of the task force not possible until the advent of the essex class carrier? >> you mean, like the large carrier - carrier task fo

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. >> house intelligence commi he path to impeachment is a nonstarter with the republican-held senate and is riddled with political land mines that could have fallout for the 2020 election. >> an impeachment proceeding cannot be successful if one party decides they're more loyal to the president and the constitution or the party. that's a problem. >>> while warre leading it as a point of principle. >> there are times when it's beyond politics, a point of principle to stand up and say no president can do this, because it matters not just for this president. it matters for the next president and the president after that and the president after that. >> in a letter to house democrats, nancy pelosi writes the caucus is scheduling a conference call for monday to discuss this drive matter. you can expect a spirited debate she concludes with congressl not be silent. the question, of course, is what congress will all right. let's talk to my panel now about this. let me start with natasha. the lack of clarity of what was in that report has now created an issue. because the road map is not enti

even comrade bill de blasio, come -- commie mayor of new york city, she didn't wear about the districtbout making world better place. does she care? she cares more about the green new deal, than she cares which is 30,000 feet economic government, i guess, involvement in the environment, she cares more about that, than what people in queens need to do every day. that he's where we are. they want to meet with her. she is saying no. neil: i see what you did there. thank you, for those listening on radio, i will leave it at that. >>> the president by the way set to arrive in minnesota in the next hour. he is talking to community and business leaders how the tax cuts work and did their job. despite polls say a lot of people didn't feel that, even those statistically a good many benefited from that. after this. as something fast. then one day you decide it just needs to be safe enough to get her to college and back. principal. we can help you plan for that. when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are you thinking about your heart? well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. right. actually,

well, what emmanuel macron, frankly, wants to do commies have continuity with the possibility of innovation was in there. that side would be conservative, in a way. but then there is the possibility of having a more modern, 21st—ce ntu ry possibility of having a more modern, 21st—century style spire. the spire of notre dame cathedral was not the most important feature by any means. the spire that fell was only a 19th—century addition, replacing the original that had long since disappeared. the spire is not something that purists would say was fundamental to notre dame in any case. but just to fundamental to notre dame in any case. butjust to complete my thought, the government has left open the possibility of having a new, modern, 21st—century style spire, but it hasn't necessarily said it is a choice it will make. it wa nts said it is a choice it will make. it wants offers to come in. but it does show a sign that it wants to combine conservatism, looking back at the past, but with a nod to the future. nearly 1 past, but with a nod to the future. nearly1 billion euros has been pledged. the