dollars to build a wall on the mexican border trump failed to win funding for his wall through congress democratic party leaders said it would be a gross abuse of power and have threatened a legal challenge if trump goes ahead. german foreign minister hi chrome os says europe will continue to support the iran nuclear deal that's in response to demands from the u.s. that european allies i see.

build a wall on the mexican border and trump failed to win funding for his wall through congress democratic party leaders have launched an investigation in the house of representatives calling the emergency declaration reckless. german foreign minister high chrome os says europe will continue to support the iran nuclear deal that's in response to demands from the u.s. that european allies.

build a wall on the mexican border and trump failed to win funding for his wall through congress democratic party leaders have launched an investigation in the house of representatives calling the emergency declaration reckless. german foreign minister heiko mosque says europe will continue to support the iran nuclear deal that's in response to demands from the u.s. that european allies.

dollars to build a wall on the mexican border trump failed to win funding for his wall through congress democratic party leaders have launched an investigation in the house of representatives calling the emergency declaration reckless. german foreign minister heiko says europe will continue to support the iran nuclear deal that's in response to demands from the u.s. that european allies.

build a wall on the mexican border and trump failed to win funding for his wall through congress democratic party leaders have launched an investigation in the house of representatives calling the emergency declaration reckless. german foreign minister high chrome os says europe will continue to support the iran nuclear deal that's in response to demands from the u.s. that european allies.

i'm wondering how yore cot gore rise the democratic party in congress today. >> i don't think that thehas shifted. i think that the people who are the most visible spokes people right now who are democrats have ideas that are not always consistent with mainstream democratic ideals. and i think once we see some additional people get in this presidential race, once we see some more moderate people get in this presidential race, i think it will open up the debate on the range of issues that represent the democratic party. >> like who? i mean, who do you expect -- what moderate do you expect to get in that would shift the debate? >> well, i think, you know, you have to look at bloomberg, governor bullock, you have to look at governor hickenlooper, potentially michael bennett getting in the race with a different idea. he hasn't been somebody who's said medicare for all. he's been talking about a public option, which is another alternative that is less extreme. and so, you know, we don't have the range of issue debate right now and i think that it is -- it is causing some concern among moder

nuclear technology to saudi arabia and ignoring legal objections the committee in congress led by the rival democratic party is investigating the allegations. twenty four hour window opened by syria's government and russia to allow people to leave a remote camp has passed but none of the forty thousand people living in the room are using the passages. a british teenager who joined i saw in syria when she was fifteen could be about to lose her right to live in the u.k. it's reported the u.k. home office has issued an order to remove her citizenship. at the united nations has offered to broker talks between india and pakistan that's after last week's car bombing in the disputed kashmir region those days blast killed forty one indian soldiers pakistan's prime minister has offered to cooperate in the investigations but has also warned of retaliation if india attacks pakistan based in mohammad as claimed responsibility and we spoke to pakistan's ambassador to the u.n. believe he who appealed for secretary general antonio to step in. i met the u.n. secretary general this afternoon and before that i met the presid

nigeria's two main political parties the ruling all progressives congress a.p.c. and the peoples democratic party p.d.p. swiftly condemned the delay and accused each other of trying to manipulate the. present moment to bahati i'd come and appeal to nigerians to refrain from civil disorder the presidential and parliamentary votes have been is scheduled for saturday twenty third february governorship state assembly and local government elections will now be held on saturday the ninth of march mohammed at the walters either your nigeria. still ahead on al-jazeera kastrup pakistan prepares to roll out the red carpet personalities crown prince mohammed bin sama. and india's government gets us backing as a hunt for those responsible for thursday's attack in indian administered kashmir. the rain is finally beginning to easing california has been very very wet for many of us here and along other parts of the u.s. west coast and up into canada notes of heavy rain has been seen and we will say seen a fair few landslides as well all of that the easing and things will continue to dry up as we head thro

nigeria's two main political parties the ruling all progressives congress a.p.c. and the peoples democratic party p.d.p. swiftly condemned the delay and accused each other of trying to manipulate the. present moment to come an appeal to nigerians to refrain from civil disorder the presidential and parliamentary votes have been is scheduled for saturday twenty third for. governorship state assembly and local government elections will now be held on saturday the ninth of march mohammed at the wall dizzier your nigeria and you expect to rub in new saunders a former u.s. ambassador to nigeria she said the delay could create new challenges for both voters and officials. previous elections two thousand and eleven two thousand and fifteen both those elections were postponed but one was two months out one was a month month this within twenty four hours of people going to the polls i think is the thing that has really kind of hit observers as well as voters quite surprisingly because you would as soon as that logistical challenges that they saw those coming and that they could have tried to mitigate

it without the approval of congress is invoking the national emergency act of one nine hundred seventy six now there is a huge amount of outrage coming from the democratic party they argue that this is creating a constitutional crisis and we've now seen nancy pelosi the speaker of the house a democratic party leader in congress talking about the possibility that perhaps a democratic president could take similar moves in the future let's take a review of what nancy pelosi said we want to talk about a national emergency let's talk about today the one year anniversary of another manifestation of the epidemic of gun violence in america that's a national emergency why don't you declare that emergency mr president i wish you would but a democratic president can do that and what kind of commit president can declare emergencies as well now it's important to know that sense one nine hundred seventy six when the law was created enabling the president to declare a national emergency is that this law has been invoked fifty eight times fifty eight different national emergencies have been declared and thirty one of them are still in place the longest national emergency it

nigeria's two main political parties the ruling all progressive congress a.p.c. and the peoples democratic party p.d.p. swiftly condemned the delay and accused each other of trying to manipulate the. prison mamadou bahati i'd come and appeal to no judeans to refrain from civil disorder the presidential and parliamentary votes have been is scheduled for saturday twenty third february governorship state assembly and local government elections will now be held on saturday the ninth of march mohamed atta walsh's era abuja nigeria security has been stepped up ahead of the saudi crown prince is two day visit to asia had been sound man asparagus trip by a day and will arrive in pakistan on sunday gatherings of five people or more now banned in some areas social media sites oppose the visit also been shut down thousands of people have gathered in iran damone the deaths of twenty seven revolutionary guard soldiers the men were killed in a suicide car bombing in iran sistan and baluchistan province this week the head of iran's revolutionary guard has threatened retaliation for the attack. the vatica

nigeria's two main political parties the ruling all progressive congress a.p.c. and the peoples democratic party p.d.p. swiftly condemned the delay and accused it of trying to manipulate the. present moment to calm an appeal to majority and to refrain from civil disorder the presidential and parliamentary votes have been is scheduled for saturday twenty third february governorship state assembly and local government elections will now be held and so today the ninth of march. security has been stepped up at the saudi crown prince's two day visit to asia robin someone postponed his trip by a day and will arrive in pakistan on sunday five or more people are now banned in some areas and social media sites opposed to the visit have been shut down. thousands of people have gathered in iran to mourn the death of twenty seven a revolutionary guard soldiers member killed in a suicide bombing in iran sistan and province this week that of iran's revolutionary guard has threatened retaliation over that attack. and it is done we will get revenge for the blood of our martyrs on the saudi arabian and its

congress. deb haaland served as the democratic party chair for her state from 2015 through 2017. we asked her what it means to be one of the first two native american women to serve and , whether or not it has sunk in. rep. haaland: during my campaign we talked about how congress has never heard a voice like mine. it had never heard a voice like mine until i got here and was sworn in january 3. so yes, i feels like it was such a good thing because i am raising issues that perhaps people have not thought about. we all advocate for our own district and state and bring our cultural backgrounds with us when we come here. so i am grateful i am able to raise some issues that people care about. >> you are a member of what tribe? and how many other tribal and how many other tribal leaders have reached out to you about your job here and what it means to them? rep. haaland: i am a member of the pueblo of laguna, that is a pueblo that is about 40 miles west of albuquerque. ironically, it is not in my district. [laughter] but i live in albuquerque and in district one. since i have been here

congress. deb haaland served as the democratic party chair for her state from 2015 through 2017. we asked her what it means to be one of the first two native american women to serve and whether or not it has sunk in. rep. haaland: you know, during my campaign we talked about how congress has never heard a voice like mine. congress had a never heard a voice like mine until i got here and was sworn in january 3. so yes, i feel like it was such a good thing because i am raising issues that perhaps people have not thought about. i mean, we all advocate for our own districts and state and bring our cultural backgrounds with us when we come here. so i am grateful i am able to raise some issues that people care about. greta: you are a member of what tribe? and how many other tribal and -- how many other tribal leaders have reached out to you about your job here and what it means to them? rep. haaland: i am a member of the pueblo of laguna, that is a pueblo that is about 40 miles west of albuquerque. ironically, it is not in my district. [laughter] but i live in albuquerque and in distri

sell nuclear technology to saudi arabia ignoring legal objections the committee in congress led by the democratic party is investing in to get investigating the allegations. a car door set up to allow syrians stuck in a remote refugee camp to return home has closed but none of the forty thousand people living in the rock band camp were able to use the passages set up by russian forces and death toll from an attack on civilians in northern nigeria has doubled to more than one hundred thirty people governor could do in a state where it happened says the motive appears to be linked to a long running violence between christian farmers and muslim herds. a new york times correspondent who wanted to report in egypt has been denied entry david kirkpatrick says he was held on arrival in cairo without food or water for several hours former cairo bureau chief was eventually sent back to london earlier this month local media accused him of biased reporting in favor of muslim brotherhood members living in london new york times blames kirkpatrick's denial of entry on egypt's media crackdown or saw her as easy as a p

sell nuclear technology to saudi arabia ignoring the legal objections a committee in congress led by the democratic party is investing investigating back is ations iran's foreign minister has denounced the alleged attempt as quote u.s. hypocrisy. while mohamad job and zarif referred to jamal kushal ji tweeting first a dismembered journalist and now that sale of nuclear technology to saudi arabia fully expose us have pock recy. the leader of pakistan administered kashmir has told al jazeera that he fears there's a risk of war with india after last week's attack in the disputed region forty one indian paramilitary soldiers were killed in the car bombing the pakistan based group jaish e mohammad has claimed responsibility three politicians have resigned from the government conservative party in the u.k. over what they describe as the prime minister's disastrous handling of bricks that the woman said are joining a new independent group made up of labor politicians who left their party over bricks that anti semitism that piles up the pressure on to resume as she struggles to get parliament to approve the e.u.

nigeria's two main political parties the ruling all progressives congress a.p.c. and the peoples democratic party p.d.p. swiftly condemned the delay and accused it of trying to manipulate the. present moment to bahati i'd call an appeal to merge unions to refrain from civil disorder the presidential and parliamentary votes have been is scheduled for saturday twenty third for. governorship state assembly and local government elections will now be held and so today the ninth of march muhammad at the wall dizzier judea syria and russia say they're preparing to open humanitarian corridors to allow people in the rock band refugee camp to return home well than forty thousand refugees live in the camp on syria's border with jordan many people have died there in extremely harsh desert conditions russia's military says two car doors will be opened along the border on tuesday. the u.s. has called on the e.u. to recognize venezuela's opposition leader one by door as the country's legitimate president meanwhile u.s. military planes carrying more than two hundred tons of aid arrived at the colombian bor

the so called gang of eight, the top leaders of congress from both parties, democrat and republican.any concerns from burror mcconnell, the republicans? >> no pushback whatsoever. >> the top democrat was in that briefing and talked about his concerns with jake on state of the union last month. >> i'm not going to talk about what we may have been briefed in the gang of eight when these investigations opened, but i do think it's curious that throughout that whole summer when these investigations started you had putin policies almost being parroted by donald trump. >> he says one participant's presence made it almost certain the president himself would be filled in. >> it was my expectation it would be relayed back a partially. >> it was the house intelligence committee and touted the high ties to the white house. >> the president needs to know and i have a duty to tell him that. >> he was later exposed for doing the white house's bidding and trying to bolster the false claim that he had ordered an illegal wiretap at trump tower. >> i would be concerned if the i was the president. that'

unity in his speech but in many ways it might be too late the country and congress are divided along party lines and the democrats are determined to make sure that trump remains a one term president rebuilding the country's infrastructure lowering the cost of prescription drugs these are issues both parties could agree on but instead they fight over trump's planned border wall the topic is expected to be front and center of trump's address to congress with no indication of either side giving an inch we will be looking at a national emergency because i don't think anything's going to happen i think the democrats don't want border security and when i hear them talking about the fact that walls are immoral and will still work they know their work trump has suggested there will be a major announcement in his speech but then again he might be just trying to raise expectations ahead of the address he's difficult to predict says elaine k. mark author and former aides to president bill clinton we don't know if he'll stick to the script and also remember that behind him sit the vice president who is by the constitution th

congress but then when he talks about these policies of border security immigration we saw a storm faced democrat sitting there not applauding and you clearly could sense that the country and congress are divided along party lines and that the more democrats feel emboldened to challenge of this president let's move to the specifics though alexander because i mean he did he covered a broad range of topics what were the main points that he made. well he called upon republicans and democrats to work together to help him push through his agenda but he didn't really offer and the old wrench to the democrats who talk about criminal justice reform about infrastructure about topics like reducing costs for prescription drugs but there was no really all for off any compromise particularly when he talked about immigration and border security one point which was also quite interesting which we have to address here i mean he really took aim at the increasing number and best of the investigation surrounding his presidency in this address what has been the response to that so far. it was quite interesting to watch. congress at this moment to watch nancy pelosi who was smeared through watched the chairman of the house in

congress then had any time to be with republicans and democrats alike burst into applause the boss majority of women on the democratic side in terms of gender and race and so most diverse democratic party caucus in congress an old history and despite a writ of bipartisan moment it would appear this side of the house were a main intent on fighting the president every step of the way. my kind of i'll just share a washington. reynolds is live for us now in calexico in california on the us mexico border rob president trying to paint a dire picture of a border crisis what's the reality for people in the town where you are. well lauren you know we hear a lot about the border the from the president and the whole debate in washington across the country let's take a look right now at the reality at least right here on the border in calexico i'll just step out of the way and you can see there there is a fence topped with razor wire it's four point five meters tall this is a bus stop. and the people here are less concerned and less. exercised about the president's dire depiction of the border than they are about the economic activity that goes on here this is not a very wealthy town but what litt

but i'm hearing trashing of the senate minority leader, trashing of pelosi, of the congress of of the democratic partyi see a president who says he won't even agree to a deal that's struck on the border wall a president threatening to override anybody in front of him and ignore the congress. at the same time he's saying let's all get along. >> there's this fundamental clash bedwetween the person he actually is, which is the person that wants to attack chuck schumer and demand they give him a border wall and talk about the brown scare at the border. that's the trump he wants to be and the president -- >> like the yellow scare? >> that's the essence of what he wants for a border wall. that's what he wants. that's not his exact text but what he's essentially saying to his base that you have the border to take your jobs and kill you and that's who he wants to be and there's a clash fundamentally. you can like whatever you want, whoever is writing the speech will put words in his mouth but that's not who he is. he will read the prompter, he'll grumble and then he'll be himself again when it's over. >> let

and during the early years of his presidency he both dominated the democratic party and dominated congress. so it lent some credence to his view that a popular party leader could overcome the obstacles embedded in the institution. -- in the constitution. but he didn't formally change the constitution. and presidents are not prime ministers. nor are they monarchs. and he was able to temporarily overcome constitutional norms without changing the terms of the constitution. he appeared frequently before congress to talk about a whole range of issues in addition to his formal state of the union addresses and because of that, he helped to create an expectation of presidential government. of executive leadership that is apable via words an actions of ameliorating social and economic disparities and political differences. he created an expectation of that presidential magic wand. the president would wave it and congress and the states could do a president'sed bying. this view has largely stuck. through democratic and republican administrations. despite the unhappy experience of wilson's last two y

congress then at any time to do with republicans and democrats alike burst into applause but the vast majority of women are on the democratic side in terms of gender and race it's the most diverse democratic party caucus in congress tional history and despite a writ of bipartisan moment it would appear this side of the house were a main intent on fighting the president every step of the way my kind of i'll just hear a washington. well south korea and japan both welcoming the news of dung from second summit with the north korean leader kim jong un but they want the meeting at the end of this month in vietnam to be in their words more meaningful specific and practical rob mcbride has more now from the south korean capital. after their first historic meeting in singapore last june all now looks set for round two in vietnam . it's a neutral choice acceptable to both sides it's also symbolically important as a former enemy of the us that now enjoys normalized relations and economic prosperity a possible path for north korea to follow since singapore negotiations have stalled but both leaders seem determined to meet again march work remains to be done but my relationship with kim jong un is a good on

congress then at any time if you will republicans and democrats alike burst into applause but the vast majority of women are on the democratic side in terms of gender and race it's the most diverse democratic party caucus in congress tional history and despite a writ of bipartisan moment it would appear this side of the house were a main intent on fighting the president every step of the way my kind of al-jazeera washington. well donald trump speech also addressed the trade dispute with china he warned the first of us jobs and wealth must come to an end the world's two biggest economies have been at odds over trade imposing tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's products. from beijing. so once more president donald trump has taken aim at china but these are comments accusations that china's leaders have heard before particularly donald trump's claim that china is stealing u.s. jobs and that u.s. tough negotiating is making it harder for china to continue to do that president donald trump also spoke about his renewed call for china to make structural reforms to its industrial policy their president from is referring to the system whereby the chinese state continues to give huge subs

win funding for his wall through a bipartisan bill that was passed by congress and averted another government shutdown democratic partyleaders said they may mount a legal challenge if trump seeks to use of emergency powers to divert funds to his wall. the british parliament has delivered another blow to prime minister to raise them a over brags that.

during the early years of his presidency, he dominated the democratic party and congress. it lent credence to his views that a popular party leader could overcome the obstacle embedded in the constitution. he did not formally change the constitution. presidents are not prime minister's. nor are they monarchs. he was able to temporarily overcome constitutional norms without changing the terms of the constitution. he appeared frequently before congress to talk about a range of issues in addition to his formal state of the union. because of that, he created an expectation of presidential governance. mid to late january, teh start of the session. a little dominated congress. this led some credence to his view to his views that a popular party leader could overcome the obstacle embedded in the constitution. he did not formally change the constitution. presidents are not prime minister's. nor are they monarchs. he was able to temporarily overcome constitutional norms without changing the terms of the constitution. he appeared frequently before congress to talk about a range of is

congress then any time. republicans and democrats alike burst into applause but the vast majority of women are on the democratic side in terms of gender and race it's the most diverse democratic party caucus in congress tional history and despite a rib bipartisan moment it would appear this side of the house were main intent on fighting the president every step of the way. i can i'll just sarah washington. well six months after the historic meeting between presidents trump and the north korean leader kim jong un the two leaders will meet again during that state of the union address mr trump announced the summit will take place in vietnam on the twenty seventh and the twenty eighth of this month the u.s. president has been seeking a second meeting to firm up pyongyang's commitment to denuclearize asian they first met last june in singapore to much fanfare but the meeting was criticized by some for a lack of concrete agreements right mcbride joins us live from seoul i guess that's the key thing here rob they've got to put some meat on the bones here of how their relationship evolves and moves forward. absolutely peter there is a lot of pressure on the negotiators to come up with some

win funding for his wall through a bipartisan bill that was passed by congress and averted another government shutdown democratic party leaders said they may mount a legal challenge if trump seeks to use a mergence he powers to divert funds to his wall. the british parliament has delivered another blow to prime minister to resign may over brags that.

nigeria's two main political parties the ruling all progressives congress a.p.c. and the peoples democratic party p.d.p. swiftly condemned the delay and accused each other of trying to manipulate the. present moment of calm and appealed to majority and to refrain from civil disorder the presidential and parliamentary votes have been is scheduled for saturday twenty third for the governorship state assembly and local government elections will now be held on saturday the ninth of march mohamed atta walters era abuja nigeria earlier we spoke to robin sanders a former us ambassador to nigeria she said the delay could create new challenges both of voters and officials. previous elections two thousand and eleven two thousand and fifteen both those elections were postponed but one was two months out one was a month month this within twenty four hours of people going to the polls i think is the thing that has really kind of hit observers as well as voters quite surprisingly because you would as soon as that logistical challenges that they saw those coming and that they could have tried to mitigate

congress then at any time to do with republicans and democrats alike burst into applause but the vast majority of women are on the democratic side in terms of gender and race it's the most diverse democratic party caucus in congress tional history and despite a real bipartisan moment it would appear this side of the house will remain intent on fighting the president every step of the way i can i'll just hear a washington. well mr from the also spoke about trade with china in the state of the union address he warned that the fairford of u.s. jobs and wealth must come to an end the world's two biggest economies to be out of over trade imposing tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's products live now to beijing and our correspondent tracking that angle of the story there is a trade delegation jus where you are this time next week adrian is that focusing minds now. yes it was interesting in his address president referred to his demand once more that china made structural changes to its industrial policy now in the light of robert lighthouse and steve mentioned the u.s. chief trade representative and the treasury secretary respectively now saying they're returning to beijing next week

congress then had any time to be with republicans and democrats alike burst into applause the boss majority of women on the democratic side in terms of gender and race it's the most diverse democratic party caucus in congress tional history and despite a rib bipartisan moment it would appear this side of the house were main intent on fighting the president every step of the way. my kind of i'll just sarah washington . iran is pushing back against criticism from president trying to wring his address at the country's foreign minister says iran has enjoyed forty years of progress despite pressure from the u.s. under simmons has more from tehran. tom's remarks are being met by return verbal attacks in iran this is a time of revolutionary fervor the fortieth anniversary of the iranian revolution and a tweet from job ads a reef led the way soon after the president had been speaking he said that dictators butchers and extremists backed by the u.s. have been bringing in ruin to the middle east region really accusing the united states of sponsoring terrorism and not iran now zarif had also made mention of the jewish compact true it's also celebrating and camera commemorating forty years of progre

nigeria's two main political parties the ruling all progressives congress a.p.c. and the peoples democratic party p.d.p. swiftly condemned the delay and accused each other of trying to manipulate the. present moment to bill hardy i'd come and appeal to nigerians to refrain from civil disorder the presidential and parliamentary votes have been is scheduled for saturday twenty third february governorship state assembly and local government elections will now be held on saturday the ninth of march mohamed atta walsh's era aboard your nigeria. a lot more still to come here on the news hour including india's government gets u.s. backing as it comes for those responsible for thursday's attack in indian administered kashmir. pakistan prepares to roll out the red carpet for the saudis pound prince mom and in selma and in support america's mckenna shifrin makes history the world skiing championships and sweet that's almost into. security has been stepped up ahead of the saudi crown prince his two day visit to asia mohamed bin soundman postponed his trip by a day and will arrive in pakistan on sunday

the context here is that there are things that the democratic party can do, democrats in congress can do, and other thichks that are happening, this is going to be subject to a lot of challenge. >> that is right and we will see an all of the above effort. the first lawsuit i have seen is coming from the aclu. but they voted on the spending bill portion of this. so we have been piecing together reaction from lawmakers including on the campaign trail. here was kamala harris in south carolina today. >> i think this declaration of an emergency is completely unnecessary. it is playing politics with taxpayer resources. it is about creating a crisis out of his own making because of a vanity project he feels he needs to pursue. when we look at the real effect of this on american families and taxpayers we're looking at a real possibility of diverting military resources for this vanity project. we're looking at imminent domain, government taking private homeowners land. >> stick a bookmark in that idea that it could effect military readiness. i know this is the kind of thing that would have dri

phony fact check where they insisted that the number of women in congress was, quote, almost entirely because of democrats, not trump's party. speaker pelosi attempted to make the same insipid point >>> he forgot to acknowledge that there's only 15 republicans and 91 democratic women in the congress of the united states. so it was weird, you're bringing this up? >> laura: now this is a woman that looked like she was reading a menu at a chinese restaurant during the speech and she was saying that was weird? the president never said we have more women serving in congress than ever before, he merely said there were more women serving. i guess some people can't take a compliment. but it doesn't matter. the american people saw the president trying to reach out. they also saw a side of him that often gets lost. the caring, grandfatherly and yes even tender side of donald trump. >> president trump: joining melania in the gallery this evening is a very brave ten year old girl, grace eli. every birthday -- [ applause ] . >> laura: he saluted our world war two veterans, holocaust survivors and buzz aldren. it was a thoroughly america

congress then that any time. if republicans and democrats alike burst into applause but the vast majority of women on the democratic side in terms of gender and race it's the most diverse democratic party caucus in congress made history and despite a really bipartisan moment it would appear this side of the house were a main intent on fighting the president every step of the way. if i can i'll just share a washington. european council president donald tusk has strongly condemned british politicians who support breaks it is speaking in brussels he said there's a special place in hell for those who pushed for the u.k. to leave the e.u. without working out how to do it first amnesty international has accused the united arab emirates of supplying weapons to armed groups in yemen the rights group says the u.a.e. siphoned off billions of dollars worth of weaponry after buying it from the west there's the headlines to stay with us witness is up next i'll see you soon my friend. but put all of them and give woman some of her going in order that they really thought i had. people like you know them for so so that no one from the thoughts your own. mind your been all of that water torture we're g