you had dorian warren on earlier. the ground, not just up until tuesday but after that, leading into 2020, to make sure that not only people know that they're registered to vote but that secretaries of state are doing the right thing about the citizens of their state. i would also point out this. in florida, for example, they have a ballot measure where voting yes would restore voting rights to over 1.5 million people who were formerly incarcerated. there's a lot at stake here, we saw that in virginia a couple of years ago. there's a sense that people are losing their privilege and power, that's what's at the root of this. >> and leah, that's the ethics and the stakes of it. as a political scientist, i turn to you on the raw politics. could this have a backlash effect and actually increase turnout from some of the affected communities in multiple states? >> so we do know that in times like this, where there has been a clampdown in repression, there is an increase in the number of people determined to get to the polls.

even more so highlighted by the fact that recently a scientist had quite a rocky relationship with dorian officials if you remember his access to the internet as well as other communications and visitors had been restricted by a good or even officials who were not happy with him expressing his opinions on political issues around the world that restriction was later partially lifted exchange for certain rules that julian assange had to follow that officials were asking of him to follow which he was not quite happy doing whatsoever so really exactly where this whole saga is going to be heading next could really be anyone's guess. in germany. of course c.d.u. party has reportedly stepped down as she prepares to run for the party's leadership replacing the outgoing merkel but the jury is still out on who were actually when this race is that are as there are of a major contenders for the post as peter all of reports this is often the simplest fact that acted fast pull out the next you do you party convention in december i will not run for the chair of the party secondly this fourth time is the

i haven't found it yet. >> senator boxer, dorian warren and laura bassett, thank you all.w show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >>> good evening. >> have an excellent weekend. thanks at home for joining us this hour. happy friday. the newly appointed head of the u.s. department of justice, matt whitaker, is not someone who you might have expected to ascend to the top law enforcement job in the united states of america, especially at this point in his life. he does not have a particularly distinguished resume. and i don't say that as an insult. i am not -- i do not mean it in a personal capacity. he just -- what i mean by that is he doesn't have the kind of experience, the kind of resume one usually associates with the job he currently holds. matt whitaker is from iowa. in the early 2000s, he joined a small iowa law firm. he also went into business in his home state. he went to a whole bunch of businesses. he owned a day care center and a concrete supply business, also a trailer manufacturer called road husky.

hotels of public transport due to its pungent odor recently mainland china has developed a taste for dorian's leading to an export boom throughout the region. boiled them big them put them in a stew. durians have long been a staple in malaysia and thailand. but now residents of mainland china like these tourist from shanghai have developed a taste for the so-called king of fruits and such lots of value it has a fresh and sweet flavor that makes you feel like you've arrived in the tropics sound i think it's a really good idea because i've never had this kind of durian hotpot in shanghai the form sizes here and i think more and more durian products will be welcomed by consumers in the future potential kind of. dream products are already starting to flood the market last year exports of durian to china rose by fifteen percent to three hundred fifty thousand tonnes worth around half a billion euros. our sales has gone up five times compared to fast five is so i foresee the the mon is going to be more. here in malaysia durian plantations already cover seventy two thousand hectares. and many farmer

i haven't found it yet. >> senator boxer, dorian warren and laura bassett, thank you all. >>> she wasutiful. her eyes were remarkable. i was going to be there for her and she was going to be there for me. it didn't matter what it was. i thought maybe she had been kidnapped. no one knew what was happening. there was nothing i or anyone could have done. >> skylar, rachel, sheila. total bffs. >> they hung out all the time. >> you thought of them as a team.

dorian's. we are watching unfold in front of our eyes is the criminalisation journal. wrote. her. headlining this our political flashpoint trade routes the g. twenty leaders gather in argentina unexpectedly his much anticipated encounter with . days of protests in the run up to the summit with the demonstrations might descend into violence. at the moment. we are trying to. get them belong to the people. demonstrate in the streets. will be. repression against them also the edward snowden's former lawyer claims the whistleblower was forced to flee hong kong in twenty thirteen after pressure from trump chinese authorities. this is this was not an ordinary situation he literally minutes. to make decisions that would affect his liberty slight. numbers of shootings at u.s. schools and universities scrambling to find ways of protecting their students. using such items. for me in the team here at aunty h.q. my name's called embroidery it's eight am here in moscow it's two in the morning in argentina that's where we're starting this hour of the g. twenty summit kicking off later this frida

science that can't make any comment on the issue because in an increasingly strained relationship is dorian host a place the series of restrictions on him limiting internet access visitors and public statements he was a blow as lawyers say these charges are for real or that would set a dangerous precedent for press freedom on my six of the name of sean believe such a notion is becoming ambiguous to the mainstream media. obviously when we he exploded into the international consciousness about eight years ago he had a lot of allies in the international media and worked particularly closely with organizations such as the washington post the new york times and the guardian newspaper in the u.k. then there seem to be a lot of in-fighting and these all the legacy media outlets started turning on on julian songe so the question is why are they not protecting one of their own today not realize that if they don't protect one of their own they would be equally vulnerable under these sort of laws and i think that's something that all the legacy media in the west needs to really seriously think about e

man down near me and dorian your mom those weird sort of moral grounds i would preclude. we were my own and i had so many people have some background counting and they just don't say wow we are just still we're here if guards have let me or i were going to be born. here and of our . lives. a sense of belonging to a particular group you know the power of the money you take from. the families and hardships and you try to share a life with you as a way of in your own other house party and. you know that's we've also everything we did have a whole lot more than tyler has gone in minutes you know and. that night just a few hours later you know we had one vans that it was the power given over to outsell hours and kind of. called my help people come together i'll be walking down great triumph like come here i have been going you know and i'm sure they'd stick your hand out for me to say can do it on them and when i can't do it so maybe put function in my hand you know the name they may put me on back for yard work and just keep going on when they walked off i'm not male to levy

this current generation of scholars and journalists into the dorian are starting to shine a light into the crevices and into the corners onto the secondary figures to/out the movement. still quite a lot of work to be done before we fully appreciate the civil rights movement and its impact. a previous paradigm. we have also done this by making the only two or three generations grew up knowing. mark, i want to talk about how was he able to literally infiltrate and still do his job as a photographer. we cannot question his integrity or ethics. the national chapter is fascinating. jim lawson. still turn over those same and files. what happened after these iconic leaders realize what was going on. >> ernest was able to do this because of who he was. everybody knew him within the movement. he was always part of the group. he just knew them all. the domestic intelligence recognizing the value very early on. 1961. the nation of islam open a mosque there. very eye-opening. religion in music that propelled them. how ernest was able to do it and do it without some ethical twinge. basically, well,

. >> juan: so if we see you, you would look like dorian gray.ace would be all cracked. >> jedediah: at the transformation and it goes under makeup, too. >> greg: none of the products i can say. >> dana: there's got to be something. >> greg: i can't say what they are. are you a penny pincher or a big spender during the holidays? >> juan: this is not voluntary, i don't spend the money but i pay them money, my wife goes out and buys christmas gifts for everyone. the only christmas gift i buy is for her. that better be good. >> jesse: every time i buy a christmas gift it gets returned. >> dana: guys have that problem when they buy things. i'm a big spender. >> jesse: i'm a big spender, too. >> greg: you are living the life, jesse, jesse. >> jedediah: i start out small and accumulate a lot of stuff and it all adds up. i'll tell everyone, let's not do big gifts, it's too crazy. >> jesse: you're one of those people, "let's not spend a lot" end of exchange comes and you outclass them. >> greg: i have problems making decision so i have to drink before i

. >> i'm joined by political science professor and dorian brown. a lot to get to., i begin with you. you look at nancy pelosi on her way here. i'm reminded of another boss, also with florida roots. rick ross who tasays, i said i s the boss and nobody made a sound. it was almost uncontroverted. is that what we're seeing here? >> when i was growing up and i would get a little froggy, my dad would look at me and say you better ask around. that was his way of letting me know he's got friends. i think that's nancy pelosi. i keep telling my students, i've been saying this for years. she is nancy from baltimore. she is not a wall flower from wine country in california. she is the one who the architect behind the passage of the health care bill. she's the first female majority leader ever in the history of our nation. she's not new to this. she's true to this. the fact that allots of folks a falling in line quickly and quietly, let s us know that nany pelosi knows how to get things done. >> you're saying she is the boss. >> she is the boss. i wouldn't cross it. >> who's th

and dorian, one-time events. all the rest were at venues that generally host events all year around and had one for halloween as well. three notices of violation, one administrative citation, and then you will see the ongoing complaints section. we are working closely with jones about multiple neighbors who have begun to complain about sunday brunch event that is hosted outdoors. the verde club has a church service we are getting complaints about on sunday morning. our inspector has been out there to work with the operator and the band for the church service to try to address that. and double dutch received one complaint via email after the fact on october 21. and three complaints since last hearing for halceon and all over the course of the same weekend, october 27, 28, and 29. and i'm available for questions. >> sean, quick question. about the complaints to halceon. and it struck me that they have a complaint on the 27th, 28th, and 29th. were we able to reach out them on any of the occasions as it came up? >> t

julian assange and his team is that they believe that the minute he is forced out of the eek with a doriann london that the united states will try to get him expedited here to face charges here, ana. >> so i'm trying to make sure we understand. if you are able to clarify, when they say they copied and pasted accidentally, it's a clerical error, are they saying assange isn't tied to the case in which his name comes up? >> right. he is not at all tied to this case at all. it simply is the fact that somebody apparently cut and paste -- you know, it's the same language that they use in a lot of these types of cases, they are very similar, so someone just to make things easier for themselves cut and paste a couple of paragraphs and plopped them into this document. >> okay. so the bigger question now is where did they cut and paste from and what does that mean, could it have been part of the mueller investigation, which we just don't know at this time. let me move on because we just got some news, evan. we're learning a republican led house committee will now be issuing noteworthy subpoenas soon

a lot of these candidates are as dorian suggests talking about other issues and especially about healthob training. they are really trying to sen ai message. we want to solve problems. i agree with them that the organizing out there is not just in the last week or the last month. there has been a mobilization going on in the country that was visible in the special elections that we had since trump was elected. the senate will be a lot harder. democrats are feeling better than they have in a while about the house. the senate is still very difficult because i like to joke, the senate is gerrymandered by the constitution. what's happening in a lot of these races are in republican territory. the house and especially the governorships are looking like they are leading pretty hard towards the democrats. >> my thanks to both of you as part of our coverage. the record number of women candidates with stacey abrams trying to make history. a focus on the youth. we have new numbers and ashanti. so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance

. >> senator boxer, dorian warren and laura bassett, thank you all. >>> she was beautiful. her eyes were remarkable. i was going to be there for her and she was going to be there for me. it didn't matter what it was. i thought maybe she had been kidnapped. no one knew what was happening. there was nothing i or anyone could have done. >> skylar, rachel, sheila. total bffs. >> they hung out all the time. >> you thought of them as a team. >> the three of them became inseparable. >> one ended up missing. >> nobody's heard from her. nobody knows where she is. >> something's wroong. something's bad wrong. >> where was skylar. someone was hiding something. >> it was the fbi. they were serious. >> twitter, instagram, facebook. you just see things. ridiculously out of control. >> she was like, well, she'll blackmail me. >> a clique of mean girls. were they mean enough to kill? >> it was such a shocking and scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical. >> evil comes in all shapes and sizes. tonight, andrea canning with "something wicked." >> in the gentle rolling hills of northern

defeat it was the mavericks who came up with the best move of the game look advantage setting up dorianfinney smith for the alley you but the next had some impressive moves of their own tree or with this slam dunk he ended up with twenty three points off the bench as the next took the wind one eighteen two one zero six it's their first away victory of the season. and the toronto raptors impressive start to the season continues with leonard it was the star with nineteen points as they picked up their eighth when away to the phoenix suns one zero seven to ninety eight the raptors go eight and one which is the best nine game start in their history. and in cricket there's no stopping pakistan's t twenty team who had just won their eleventh straight series it went down to the wire against new zealand in dubai but mohammed have got the job done with an unbeaten thirty four the world number one side won by six wickets with two balls remaining. and no football fans like it when their team is demoted but few have taken it just as badly as a ball boy in the chinese super league forced to watch as

setting up dorian finney smith but the next had some of their own tree with this dunk the knicks took the win one eighteen to one of six. the toronto raptors impressive start of the ten years leonard was the star with nineteen points as they won away to the phoenix suns one of seven ninety eight. so. there you got it well we have football and motorcycle racing but if you mix it you might get moto ball it's literally a blend between the two. they are with players riding motorcycles up and down the pitch picking an oversized ball with their free leg if you haven't heard about it you're behind on the times because it's actually been around since nineteen sixty six. to be honest i hadn't heard about it now that's all for sport more later what could go wrong but about some football right thank you that is it from a new team here in. wish the world innovation summit for one community of two thousand health care experts in of ages and policy makers from one hundred countries. one experience sharing best practices and innovative ideas. one goal hopefully a world through global collaboration.

we fight a lot with the united states, what about my people, i am saul dorian -- salvatori in. they have the same problem. they look at this country from opportunity, more jobs, i just want to know, what do mexican people -- how do you support the central american people? or other people that came from other countries than america? thank you. >> i think that is very important that we have been talking a lot about, within our community in mexico, especially because we have a lot of things in common. one of the things is that, we were undocumented in another country. our parents had to flee countries, had to flee mexico and go to the u.s. i think that is something that we are thinking about everyday. now that we have this other position in mexico as being sort of citizen with documents in mexico, what does that mean? and i think that means that we are there to keep an eye on what's happening, and we are there to tell the mexican government that we are paying attention, and that we are not going to let or allow our rights to be violated of the people that are going through mexico,

known links to ukraine and russia, sat down three separate times with julian assange in the he he can doriankileaks released thousands emails stolen from the dnc in sum of 2016. including occurring to the report of "the guardian," that he met with mr. manafort including the month he was hired by president trump, candidate trump. the question is, was there collusion with that meeting? the problem with the story, both manafort and assange, pictured right there say it never happened. ainsley: they're denying it. paul manafort released a statement, said the story is totally false and deliberately libelous. i have never met with julian assange or anyone connected to him. he is threatening legal retall yanks as well. manafort, they say his plea deal blew up. unexplainably he is in solitary confinement if he is danger in society. to the point he has to sit there and stare at a wall. ainsley: has been for years without his family. brian: staring at a wall. he doesn't have a deal. his attorneys are talking to president trump's attorneys which is not illegal but noteworthy today. paul manafort on one

and president micron planning to spend some time here at thiepval under that hugely imposing the dorianope. this is very much the beginning of events throughout this weekend. i mentioned events in paris that are due to take place next sunday when about 70 world leaders will be taking part on a ceremony on the shonda lycee to mark the end of world war i, the 100th anniversary. the prime minister will be back in london laying a reader the cenotaph and attending and national service to mark the occasion at westminster abbey. 0n to mark the occasion at westminster abbey. on saturday evening, the prime minister will be at the royal albert hall at the royal british legion festival of remembrance. the two lea d e rs legion festival of remembrance. the two leaders making their way along this long avenue with graves either side of it. making their way ultimately towards that memorial in the distance. apologies for our slightly flickering camerawork for a moment. it gives you a sense of the scale of the setting. earlier on, when the prime minister was in belgium said the wreath—laying she perform