going to at the bottom of the pyramid that is going to create more jobs in society similar to what daniel post said in his opening statement he said that we need to make sure that growth and investment benefit the poor you've been reporting as i said from africa for some years now what are the main obstacles that in fact. hinder that from happening well i think one issue is what guidelines are in place to really make sure that the local people benefit i remember visiting a project in rural sarah leone where western company came and i think even backed with with funds from western development organisations to set up a plantation to produce palm oil locally but the problem is they were only hiring locals as unskilled workers and they were given a job for maybe one month for maybe 3 months and then that was it they were out of the job they were not earning salaries that were really helping them to turn their lives around to send their kids to school or maybe to invest for example by building a house and then you know paying a local company so that you see the money is actually growing and stimula

danielle pletka, and eugene robinson, columnist for "the washington post." jeff, the president is your day-to-day beat. he claims he's not watching this, but twitter is like you can monitor his feelings. just looking at the number of tweets he sent. look at this chart. the line of demarcation, the impeachment inquiry begins september 24th. he didn't average over 200 before then. he now doesn't average under 200 after. you have seen an increase. is that the best way to monitor the president's temperament these days? >> absolutely. if you talk to people in the white house, and i did in the last few days, people will say, oh, he's fine. he's happy. he's pleased with how things are going in the impeachment trial. if you watch his stream of consciousness twitter feed, you can tell he's rattled. and that exposed itself really with his tweet about the former ambassador in the middle of the testimony on friday. >> peggy, that is what struck me about all this week. just sort of realize, it's consumed him. he can't compartmentalize. bill clinton compartmentalized in w

joining me for insight and analysis are eugene robinson columnist for "the washington post." danielleetical of the american enterprise institute. reuters white house correspondent jeff mason and "wall street journal" columnist peggy noonan. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. if republicans were hoping for a robert mueller-like disappointment, that didn't happen. if democrats were looking for that galvanizing watergate-like moment that hasn't happened yet either. still the witnesses at last week's impeachment hearings succeeded in portraying a president as less interested in helping ukraine than improving his own political fortunes. and one who engaged in intimidation even committing the unforced error of attacking a witness during her televised testimony. moreover the hearings only heightened anticipation for this week's appearance by ambassador gordon sondland who may feel revised to his story for the second time, some of which came

there has been no evidence produced to back the information bridge of the candidate danielle estella defended the posting on a trigger cat revving up delete follow golf should be thoroughly investigated. i did not threaten anyone. you are making this into something it's not that you are making about race and about religion anything but the truth. congress is gearing up for a new face an impeachment inquiry plus president trump's announcement he is resumed peace talks with the taliban. how it may ultimately end up impacting foreign policy. going new places and tasting new flavors. rewarded! traveling lighter. rewarded. haha, boom! getting settled. rewarded. learn more at the explorer card dot com. and get... rewarded! jon: president trump spending the holiday this mar-a-lago resort after busy week on capitol hill for the house judiciary committee kicking off a new phase of the impeachment inquiry on wednesday that the panels give the president until friday to decide whether his legal team will take part. kevin corke has the latest from west palm beach. >> jon you're right the proverbial call was the storm

days after her arrest, abby took matter into her own hand, she outed daniel out in the blog post. >>rote his name and published it in a public forum. >> i did. i wanted other girls to have some kind of preventive defense against him. >> reporter: what she did not expect was to get message frs other students who said daniel assaulted them, too. >> reporter: what did they say to you? >> most of the time they would tell me what happened and some of them zridescribing to me goi home and taking care of their injuries themselves. they never told anybody and they were too ashamed. i knew if they were not fwoing going to report. i had to keep fighting. >> reporter: daniel was arrested after a second woman came forward. daniel pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual misconduct of third degree. a crime equivalent to rape in the state of minnesota. >> i don't have to worry about people telling me i am a liar. that worth more to me than i can ever say. >> abby made her life mission to speak out for all survivors of sexual violence. >> together we can make a better campus of survivors. thank you.

we will do part two and posted online at democracynow.org. danielsberg, author of "the doomsday machine: confessions of a nuclear war planner." [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ♪ >>> hello. a very warm welcome to nhk "newsline." it's 9:00 a.m. on tuesday in tokyo. pro democracy activists in hong kong are putting heaps of pressure on the government following their side's land sloo slide victory in the elections. local media outlets report prodemocracy candidates nearly 90% of the 452 posts up for grabs. they also say voters turned out in record numbers. >> translator: i'm very excited to see the election results.

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security advisor, he wasn't fired until he was caught by "the washington post" in his lies after 24 days. same with stormy daniels. trump denied it and ultimately he was caught. and now we're seeing it with this, it's a pattern that's played out time and again in this administration. >> there's so much news today we've got the secretary of state mike pompeo over there clawing away and the same way that john kennedy, the senator from new orleans, from louisiana admitting he was not telling the truth the other day when he said it was ukraine. it's a war of attrition. how long is it going to take to stop them from lying? that's really the blunt fact here? malcolm? >> what you see happening right now is an information warfare technique, that they have sat down and thought about. this isn't happening that everybody's speaking about it spontaneously using the exact same words. they are using this meta narrative for their constituency, the fox news consumer that ukraine did this, and even knowing this is russian intelligence developed theme which fiona hill gave us a brilliant warning about last week saying they were sp

danielle stella suggested on twitter that omar be tried for treason and hanged. >> several posted a baseless that she passed sensitive information to iran. there is no evidence to support that claim. but that didn't stop stella from saying that omar should be put to death if the accusation could be confirmed. joining us to discuss this is democratic strategist and cnn political commentator, maria and former ted cruz communicator. alice, the minnesota congresswoman responded on twitter saying quote violent rhetoric inevitably leads to violent threats and acts, unquote. violation of free speech? the right to give that to her opponent. >> she went too r far. this republican challenger, by making such a vaeiled threat against the congresswoman. certainly everyone's entitled to free speech, but it shouldn't rise to the level that this specific tweet did and i think twitter was right to speak out. at the same time, it's also important to, to criticize and condemn thes and the words that the congresswoman omar has said. look, she has been very vocal in her opposition and speaking out ill towards pe

daniel, so good have you to join us. in this case, what is causing the pollution? so this time of year, the postcrop and in the combine harvesting, rice residue is left on the fields and in order to ready the crops for the next planting cycle, they burn the crops, and these burnings are detectable from space, you can hotspots from space, you can see from satellite imagery, you can see the smoke emanating throughout the plane which includes new delhi, and if you look at the service monitors, if you look at the service monitors, if you look atair at the service monitors, if you look at air pollution, monitors, you can see very much a spike in air pollution corresponding to when these fires are being set. how bad is this in comparison to other earlier episodes of pollution that delhi much of —— must have suffered? delhi much of —— must have suffered? delhi is an urban area and has many sources of dental air pollution but doing this time of year, it is not uncommon for the air quality, particularly the particulate matter, to be around 400 or 500 micrograms per cubic which is about ten or 20 times ab

daniel: i agree with tom. i think mcclellan use this as a forward operating post. whether it was his actual headquarters i don't know. i think that was likely back in kitty's bill -- and katie's bill. it was published an article, i don't remember which magazine or journal, but i am pretty sure he published it. this likely mcclellan used , he slept here the night of the 16th, it was a forward operating post for him, and he did not really command the battle from here so much. he moved around a little bit, down by the middle bridge, to the east woods a little while. another hand up here. lecture in a recent which they say the shadow of john pope influenced this battle to this extent. pre-much -- was pretty much in a move when the confederates decimated troops at manassas. in the afternoon battle when the ninth corps is coming toward sharpsburg, they had 7000 or a thousand men, and -- or 8000 men. the theory is the union army had enough men to dispose of ap hill but because of the fear of a left flank movement, they did not want to suffer a loss, and the commanders in

probably still reading "the new york times" and "washington post," even though they made a big huff and puff about canceling subscriptions. >> daniel in dc, thank you, we will talk to you in a little bit. and a big shot out to our buddy danny cevallos here. >> glad to be here, always. >>> hundreds of pages of documents of robert mueller's special investigation were released over the weekend saying that paul manafort pushed behind ukraine was behind the hacking of the dnc servers in the 2016 election. the newly released documents come after buzz feed sued the justice department for the mueller interview witness notes that included sum ris of investigations of several prominent figures of the probe. according to the summary of one of the interview, et deputy campaign chairman rick gates told investigators manafort quote speculated about ukraine's responsibility as they sought to gain access to stolen democratic emails that wikileaks had in 2016. the unsupported theory, well, it was advanced by president trump even after he took office and served as a catalyst for the ongoing impeachment inquiry consuming the white house. according to

post ser out. there you go. comes out-- ( applause ) comes out in april. now, as if another danielt the great feeb waller bridge involved in this project. >> yup. >> stephen: how did that come about? she's amazing. >> i know, because she's amazing. simple as that. it was "killing eve." >> stephen: yeah. >> so i-- and i knew she was agreement from "fleebag." but i watched "killing eve" and i saw what she did with that and i thought it was spectacular. >> stephen: did you know her? >> a little bit, like "hi." >> stephen: i've done that. you just called her and said, "hi, it's daniel craig. will you write the bond movie?" >> kind of yeah yeah, yeah. >> stephen: that's cool. >> i mean, she could only say no. and she didn't say no. she said yes, so that's great. >> stephen: that sounds like the titleave bond movie: "she can only say no." ( applause ) the movie has our friend rami malic in it. >> how lucky we are to have him. >> stephen: he's a wonderful guy. and hot off the oscar. now, when he was here last time, he was talking about it. we have a clip right here. jim. >> he's my favond

danielle, cornell belcher. cornell, biden we said went to another level. biden went after warren. warren went after biden. well, here's biden again on a radio show this morning verbalizing his medium poster plan that are just not realistic. but when you question it, she talks about it as, well, you just don't understand or you're sounding like a republican, which is -- which is a talking point that is used by the other party, not by us. it's not who we are. and it's just an elitist attitude about either my way or the highway. you mustn't know what you're talking about if you disagree with me. >> that is the opening that warren has left him and i think -- i think -- i think it's a fair critique. look, i'm neutral here but i think it's a fair critique. what i'm not neutral about is aca. and i know that's part of the conversation. obama care. because, you know, i am an obama guy. and i was talking to some obama folks and they cannot -- will rename nameless -- and they cannot understand the ideal that -- everything we went through, all the political capital the president used. all these democrats laying on the sword for this to get this thing passed. now, they want to -- now, when it's abo

daniel faulkner in 1981. the white house is looking to livestream construction of the southern border wall. multiple sources telling "the washington posthead of the 2020 election. the proposal is reportedly getting push back by the army corps of engineers and border patrol because contractors do not want to make their techniques made public. a former player says the houston astros used a camera to steal signs. mike who now pitches for the oakland a's told the sport set up a camera in center field during their 2017 championship season. he says the team would watch opposing campers as they told pitcherrers what type of pitch to throw. the organization says it's cooperating with the mrb investigation. the astros went to the world series this year and lost. but i am so curious to see. brian: they are going to take this world series away? should the dodgers be celebrating? ainsley: campcatchers give signals can't steal the signal. brian: hitter know what is it coming it. is a huge advantage. ainsley: camera catching the signals. jillian: they won the world series this season. brian: toss to janice. give it away. tell everyone it's going to