but i want to-- >> no, no seriously, condi rice could conceivably run for president. she's apparently thought about it or talked about it. >> you have to tell about your sister condi rice in china. >> she is not my sister. >> no, i know. >> and she's a colleague and someone i've known since i was an undergraduate. >> host: and people used to confuse you, too. >> my mother used to get so pissed when people would come up and ask if she was candy rice's mother. she could not stand that. [laughter] >> anyway, my first trip to china as national security advisor, when i went solo without president obama, i went actually to meet with my chinese counterparts and actually it was president xi jinping to prepare for a summit meeting between president obama and president xi and i had all of these big long meetings and formal stuff and television cameras for cctv and on the nightly news they report that national security advisor susan rice met with president xi today in the great hall of the people and the photograph up there is condi's picture. [laughter] >> and i was like, all r

offseason i restored mint against early tranced in byron's 1100 bonus league a victory in term coach condi flick made an impressive case for more time behind the wheel in munich cut up in london england hosted germany in front of a record crowd for english wince. of nearly 78000 but they couldn't reward their fans with a win clara boo broke english hearts with a winning goal for germany in injury time england had earlier equalized after germany open the school a missed penalty so england's lionesses go down to one and watching the new news up next a special program on the fall of the wall featuring journalists who covered those historic events at that time but 1st we'll leave you with more of the music from the celebrations at the brandenburg gate enjoy. their guns. this. series who is still. too soon. to. know their strength. was cut. short. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall. t.w. . i was here when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room in the same area it was hard.

president bush and condi rice, the national security adviser that morning, condi rice calls the president. they talk about the crash. talk about how strange the crash is. condi rice goes on into their 9:00 meeting and president bush walks into the classroom at the elementary school in florida to read to the school children. robert mueller, the fbi director, was in his second week on the job. he was the way that the fbi was bringing him up to speed. started tuesday, september 4, 2001, and every morning at 8:00 a.m., he was being briefed on the biggest cases the fbi was working. 8:00 a.m., tuesday, september 11th, he sits down for his first briefing on the investigation of al qaeda and the bombing of the uss cole. 49 minutes later, someone enters and tells him a plane crashed into the world trade center. bob mueller, director of the fbi, sitting in a briefing on al qaeda, has the same reacts as lieutenant general tom czech, as i read you. looks out the window of the director roz conference room on the 7th floor of the hoover building at the blue sky that covered the east coast and said how

offseason i restored minigames thoroughly tranced in byron's 1101 dislike of victory in term coach condi flick made an impressive case for more time behind the wheel in munich . 5 live 60 bowl then it has been too hot to handle. and too cold to hold for the bulls the tip of the spear in terms of arby's off and then has had a foot in 10 goals in life 6 last 2 domestic outings hits a needed to put up a wall to keep out not only vanna but the rest of the bulls from going goal crazy in the capital city. this wasn't just any great you also today in berlin exactly 30 years on from the fall of the berlin wall patter commemorated that historic occasion with a replica that their fans school down this will take up a man there was another symbolic moment in front of the oscar but nothing sums up the spirits of reunification like an old east german trami bursting through the wall and her head channeled that spirit to burst into the late night a 1000000 little stand hammering. the berlin wall midfielder made his mark on a day of huge significance for his hometown the likes to keep a pizza good luck s

a step back and tell you, as i said at the beginning, i have been blessed in my career working for condi rice and don rumsfeld and james mattis. this is the most exceptional professional experience i've ever had. i was born in khaki diapers. i didn't expect it, but it is the most noble mission in the federal government. i am surrounded by people who have dedicated their lives to veterans. i will tell you what the most frustrating part of the job is. there are many people who still wereat the v.a. as if it 2014, 2015, and 2016 when there was a systematic scandal i day. as i said in my opening remarks we were 17 out of 17 in terms of best places to work will stop our patient satisfaction rates were below 50%. i want people to take an unfiltered look at what we are change that has been made, the support we have been given by this president is unprecedented. i think when you do that, when you have an un-jaundiced view of the v.a. that is untethered from what has gone on in the past, i think it is an institution that most americans can be very proud of. thank you all very much. >> earlier tod

that these protesters 10 years of condi is government is enough victoria gay to be al jazeera.o us jail guards charged with falsifying prison records the nights geoffrey epstein killed himself have pleaded not guilty tovan oil and michael thomas are accused of failing to perform checks on i've seen every half hour and fabricating log entries to show they had epstein was found dead in the cell in august says you are way to trial on sex trafficking charges. the u.s.a.'s of south dakota's untie meth campaign is getting knots of attention for the wrong reasons. so i my. campaign was widely mocked for featuring the slogan man i'm on it however the state governor says the ads are helping to raise awareness on a serious problem the number of teenagers using meth in south dakota is double the national average. after a few months each year young change make in china bustles with activity for harry krop season the chinese delicacy has become so popular restaurant counter feeds in the markets france really has a story from eastern china. has been working the waters of young turn lake for

lives or how they cut a jab at double leads the to shout back then himself sent to cross over to look condi at coolly controls it dodged his marker and hit home with the flow. of. the story 1st told goals were enough to secure hoffenheim for straight win bringing them back into the top half of the table those who feel so sure he does. well this stage. with just 2 wins so far in the league and 4 consecutive times florian cofer looked less than confident at the prospect of high flying freiburg. finding the net. he's not brains problem recovered yet soccer has set the ball forward so their rocket man middlebrow shoots up to the lead and then 9 minutes. later in the 2nd half rasheed to set up taylor dog ever so let's say for his 1st league goal since their fixture against freiburg in april. but where braman to struggle is in defense early a easy path length is fumble on a back pass under pressure was seized on by news paid to say that was the $11.00. hand when freiburg were awarded a free kick in the 93rd minute folks feared the worst. brain and have conceded more goals from set pieces than any

response to weeks of violent protests against a possible change to the constitution that would allow condi to seek a 3rd term in power large crowds lined the roads in color creed to welcome the president home for a trip abroad. chile's government has been meeting with opposition leaders in a fresh bid to end protests over economic inequality the talks and a cabinet reshuffle have not appease protesters although thursday's demonstrations were smaller than usual in santiago there were some clashes between protesters and police. australia's national carrier quantas has grounded 3 of its planes after hairline cracks were found in their wings u.s. federal aviation regulators called on all airlines to check their boeing 737 planes that have made more than 30000 trips u.s. manufacturer boeing has already grounded dozens of its 37737 next generation jets for repair because of the same issue car bailey is an aviation analyst and was a member of the u.s. federal aviation administration he says it's concerning that the cracks appeared much sooner in the plane's lifespan than expected. we should be ve

kidnappings torture extortion and assassination that some legacy you left behind doesn't it no look condi had cleared our assurance p y d y p g terrorists which are the marxist leninist leftist group which is supported by all the freedom loving liberal western countries including the trumpet mr ation which is really mind boggling for me that the united states will support a marxist leninist organization in syria in the name of fighting against isis. well what's baffling to them is that you have your forces on the ground according to william roebuck who's the top state department official in northern syria your forces have committed abuses on the ground war crimes and ethnic cleansing he said on november the 7th turkey's military operations spearheaded by armed islamist groups on its payroll represents an intention laced effort at ethnic cleansing it was he added an unprovoked military operation that at the time he spoke november 7th had killed some 200 civilians and left over 800000 people newly displaced and homeless we heard this many times from the centcom people within the trumpet min

people opposition supporters wearing a doctorate stoop to the streets to voice a president up for condiand to object his plan to change the constitution so he could run for the moon i'm going to. read the good man knew the protesting in order to prevent the foundations of the republic from being destroyed in order to keep him men in power we are not against him in person but we are against him remaining in power beyond his term in office. the latest demonstrations were called for by the national front for the defense of the constitution the alliance leading the protests young protest has been tireless in the streets of the capital and torched abbas police said they used force off to protest as little stones at them was public anger against constitutional reforms began several weeks ago and there have been many violent confrontations with security forces since then i thought least 20 people have been killed. i'm listing to national has condemned what to describes as a human rights abuses in guinea including the deaths of protesters and the huge number of arbitrary arrests. are dizzying s

never had contact with the president himself now kurt volker did have contact with the president and condi with president on ukraine mr ambassador doug taylor you said that he's well a man of highest integrity why no current fork or and i know you he served as the nato ambassador you served as the director of the mccain institute he's the highest professional ethics or the most knowledgeable people about europe he's absolutely truthful man mr kant would you agree with them bassett or taylor that he's of the highest integrity i believe kurt volker has served the u.s. as a public servant very well do either of you have any evidence that mr volcker committed perjury or lied to this committee in his test him in his testimony of this committee do either of you have any evidence that kurt volker perjured himself or lied to this committee in his testimony investor taylor any evidence mr i've no evidence scant. i believe volcker's deposition was over 400 pages and i don't have it in front of me so i can't get what you have no evidence that he lied or perjured i have no basis to make that judgment

frequently, they didn't even know condi to begin with.t was the case with charles lindbergh us an example. he just returned from his flight over to france and conde decided to throw a party in his honor and he came. he ended up having to rescue him but that is a whole another story. but this is the apartment frequently a backdrop of "vanity fair" and at times, too. i apologize for the quality of the pictures. these are pictures of pictures in the family albums. but it gives you an idea of what it was like on the right-hand side you've got the ballroom. and these were actual shots that appeared in various vogue or "vanity fair" magazine. and guess what happens, suddenly and 1925 a guy called harold decides to come up with something called the new yorker. so, they get worried about "vanity fair," but it turns out that they decided to work with harold ross and when i say that he was the first to think of a lot of things, he was a pioneer in all new technologies. and he had the best printing plant in the entire united states in greenwich conn

so the latest republican who is deeply troubled is condi rice. the question is, do you think she speaks for, for lack of a better term, a silent majority of people who identify as republicans out there? >> i do think that she's saying what a lot of people think privately, and a lot of members of congress if they're being candid. if you listen to what they say behind closed doors to themselves, every time they see something from this president and one of his defenders like rudy giuliani on tv, that's what they say, that they're concerned, they're worried and yet they tow the party line and you'll see it wednesday when they ardentally defend the president and regurgitate his phrases. it doesn't matter what you say privately. it matters what you say on the record publicly in these proceedings and that's what they'll be judge bid in the long run. >> both of these gentlemen have agreed to stick with us over the break. >>> coming up, when we continue our conversation, what's happening to republicans in the house? we'll take on that topic after this. my

but i want to-- >> no, no seriously, condi rice could conceivably run for president.he's apparently thought about it or talked about it. >> you have to tell about your sister condi rice in china. >> she is not my sister. >> no, i know. >> and she's a colleague and someone i've known since i was an undergraduate. >> host: and people used to confuse you, too. >> my mother used to get so pissed when people would come up and ask if she was candy rice's mother. she could not stand that. [laughter] >> anyway, my first trip to china as national security advisor, when i went solo without president obama, i went actually to meet with my chinese counterparts and actually it was president xi jinping to prepare for a summit meeting between president obama and president xi and i had all of these big long meetings and formal stuff and television cameras for cctv and on the nightly news they report that national security advisor susan rice met with president xi today in the great hall of the people and the photograph up there is condi's picture. [laughter] >> and i was like, all rig

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i understand it will be condi a west and donald trump sitting not breathing.] to announce the winners of the 70th national book awards. enjoy the meal. [applause] >> esteemed guests, please welcome lisa lucas, executive director of the national book foundation and david steinberger, chairman of the board of the national book foundation. [applause] ♪ here we are again. i am lisa lucas executive director of the national book foundation. >> and i'm david steinberger, chairman of the board of directors. [applause] 70 years of the national book awards which of course means this is the 70th time publishers, authors, editors, readers, librarians, booksellers and everyone involved in the magic of speaking and sharing and protecting of books have gathered together for the singular occasion. of course we will find out which five books will be added to the 70-year-old list the first one to take a moment to think about what all these decades of recognizing great literature meant both for books at large and the readers all around the country. over the years the national bo

opposition supporters wearing a hooded jacket stoop to the streets to voice their anger at president up for condiand to object his plan to change the constitution so he could run for that you know what i'm going to. read that d.n.a. in youth protesting in order to prevent the foundations of the republic from being destroyed in order to keep the men in power we are not against him in person but we are against him remaining in power beyond his term in office and. the latest demonstrations were called for by the national front for the defense of the constitution the alliance leading the protests young protesters been tireless in the streets of the capital and torched a bus police said they used force after protest as little stones at them. 7 public anger against constitutional reforms began several weeks ago and there have been many violent confrontations with security forces since then i thought least 20 people have been killed i'm listing to national house condemned what to describes as a human rights abuses in guinea including the deaths of protesters at a huge number of opportunity at us how to

. >> i think the more -- look, we know how president trump will handle criticism from folks like condy rice, which is he's going to say these are people who are against me. she did try to help him early on in the administration. i just think it becomes the more republicans are openly saying there was a problem with this phone call, the president doesn't want republicans arguing process. we have heard this over and over from people in contact with him and people in congress. he doesn't want the process argument that they've been making which is they don't like how democrats have handled the hearings. there were selective leaks in their words about details from these hearing transcripts. that's been taken away now that the transcripts have been released, so what the president's left with tweeting repeatedly, these are doctored transcript, one hno one has sai that. very few republicans have been really that willing, except for a strong group of his backers in the house have been willing to do that. >> it's going to be so difficult for them to make that argument, the very few people who ha

children when they're in bed when they go to school when they play we will be on the shrieked until after condieaves office. for more than a month that thousands of people have been marching through the capital conakry week after week angry about a possible constitutional change that they say will push me into a dictatorship. in 5 we are here once again to protest against the killing of our children in the prime of their lives a little over 10 days ago we recorded nearly 8 deaths before about 11 this is an acceptable. 81 year old condé 1st came to power in 2010 it with gagne's 1st democratic election after more than 50 years of mostly military rule since its independence from france in 1958. these protest is 10 years of can day's government is enough victory a gay to be al-jazeera. in bolivia at least 3 people have been killed in a security operation aimed at ending a blockade on a major fuel plant by supporters of the former president every one of us the demanding the return of the leftist leader after he resigned earlier this month amid massive protests but on his was accused of rigging octob

loved and admired by condy rice and susan rice.on, d.c. one of the people behind the scenes who implements american policy and has to shift when the presidents change. you have to shift. a democratic president on january 20th. a republican president on january 21st, they have a different foreign policy. you have to change. that's been her job. she's been admired for doing it in other administrations. the question now, as a witness, is she sympathetic and can she make the case, i was trying to do my job and this thing i did not understand that i came to believe was corrupt was undermining me. that is the challenge. >> the photogaphers are now being told there's enough and the chairman adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee is about to begin this hearing. it will go on for quite a while. lots of questions. there she is, marie yovanovitch, the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. a career u.s. diplomat who was ousted in april prematurely from her position. let's listen in. >> good morning, everyone. this is the se