>> emanuel: absolutely. >> stahl: they all will?: and-- and i-- i mean, i think almost all of the medical schools had been driving to that before n.y.u. made its announcement. and i think they will redouble their efforts. this has been a issue that most deans of medical schools are passionate about. >> stahl: they'd better be, because otherwise, those deans at harvard and hopkins and stanford are likely to see the very best medical students attending n.y.u.-- for free. >> langone: you have a right to push and say, "why didn't you make kids who could afford to pay, pay?" because we really wanted to be blind, in terms of the kids coming here. and we want them to know that they owe us nothing. that, one day, if you're dealing with a patient who can't afford to have something done, you might say, "it's on me." pass it on. >> stahl: just after this story aired in april, an anonymous donor reached out and offered to pay all of elaine deleon's existing student debt, saying they want to encourage her and others to specialize in primary care

will make the the obvious admission i very rarely had good things to say about the french president emanuel mccrone however however i'll make important. his vision for security in europe is it's time has come i have to say it's time has finally come it's taken a lot of courage it's a bold statement to make and i think it. really makes people reassess the situation because the relationship between the between europe and russia and the united states and russia is not where it should be it doesn't necessarily have to be that way the europeans are taking an initiative here through the french president what does he want to achieve is that just for his own political gain at home does he want to take the mantle of the western world is he wary of the united states does he see a paradigm shift going on here what it's the root of this here go ahead emmanuel in paris well it's 0 of what you've mentioned but i asked to admit that it is not a european position and then of course not speaking on behalf of the european union i mean and france is a president. the g. 7 at least till the end of the year but

and you with al jazeera also coming up on the program french president emanuel calls on the u.s. and iran to show courage and resume talks over the nuclear deal. comment has not. this is the unanimous judgment. just. a huge blow for boris johnson as the u.k. supreme court ruled that it was unlawful to suspend parliament. and spain's highest court ruled that allows the government to move the remains of the country's most controversial dictator. us democrats have opened a formal impeachment inquiry into president donald trump over claims that he sought political help from ukraine case relates to a phone call trump had with ukraine's president in which he discussed democratic presidential hopeful joe biden. the president has admitted to asking the president to crane to take actions which would benefit him politically the action of the trial the actions of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's betrayal of his oath of office betrayal of our national security and betrayal of the integrity of our elections therefore today i'm announcing the house of represen

germany within the european union and of course more prudently trump is unpredictable we know that emanuel it's very attached to multilateralism and we know that donald trump is fairly attached to unilateralism so in that context france is job political choices are the same as they have been down the centuries but you asked about the european angle in what respect france's initiative which by the way as you i'm sure will but he knows it's part of a broader diplomatic initiative because my point by to the prime minister of india to be are it's to the g 7 he invited the iranian foreign minister securely france is taking a big role but in one sense this initiative is anti european because when told putin that i c. an't european i'm talking about anti e.u. when he told putin that russia was essential to the peace of the world and of europe he was if you like tearing up in front of putin's face the march resolution of the european parliament which proclaimed that russia was no longer a strategic partner of the e.u. back home was saying that russia has to be a strategic partner of the e.u. so in

still with me is julian emanuel of btig.going to start off with someone who says yes, and that on -- harnett of -- hold absolute strategy, there we go. he's a bond bull for sure. this is what he had to say about a week ago. >> in the past when you seen recessionary environments, yields have fallen 200 basis points from the previous peak. that will take you to 1.25 percent, maybe 1% on the 10 recy environments, yields have year. alix: what do you think? julian: not going to happen. in the last year, we have been >>a bit of a bond bubble when you see -- bond bubble. when you see the kind of activity you saw in august andged from 2.05 to 1.45, this massive snap back in september driven by better than ,xpected economy in the u.s. is printing at 10 year highs, and in our view, this was the popping of what we think is going to be looked at as a negativity bubble, and that type of environment, bond yields are going higher. less, to us, you can have all of the -- plus, to us, you can have all of the negative yields you want. we just

about kong create things words are nice actions are better go ahead emanuel. well 1st of all i see a core difference between the foreign policy and the defense policy during the press conference of the consultative council for security which by the way was not linked to the fact that russia was put out of the g 8 after the trim election because this gathering this 2 plus 2 did not meet since 2012 it was not leaked precisely 2012 years not precisely link to the russian bashing in a way it was linked on the fact that france i decided to have another engine done and it is not an eastern agenda but it was a southern agenda and that's akin to gender and of course linked to the read to gratian of nato and of course the implication of nato on its southern bank and saw the eastern back that's the one thing so i see a difference between the way we are advancing on the defense agenda but i think stagnating on the front policy agenda it was very clear that's also probably spoke of a certain number of subjects in which they are a lot of convergence of course counterterror

mike emanuel, and i mike emanu mike emanuel. green light restrictions on asylum-seekers at our southern border. >> the order from the supreme court came down earlier this evening and it is quite a victory for the trump administration. trump and his team proposed a ban on asylum for people trying to -- from el salvador, and they would not be able to seek asylum if they did not in another country before. this also applies to people from other countries at the southern border hoping to come into the united states. u.s. district judge in california put a stop to the practice over the summer. this court of appeals narrowed the injection to arizona and california meaning the van could only be put into place in texas and new mexico. but the supreme court says it could move forward in all states now. 2 of 9 justices on the court dissented. so the mayor wrote, that seeks long-standing practices regarding refugees who seek shelter from persecution. there is much more work still to be done and thankfully that supreme court took decisive st

well french president emanuel has again met iranian president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly urging him to meet donald trump. in the belief that. with no meeting with president turned again to start a new government is about to go. well relations between the u.s. and iran became even more tense following attacks on 2 major oil facilities in saudi arabia this month washington says iran was behind the attack tehran denies the claim is urging the countries to pursue negotiation efforts meanwhile pakistani prime minister imran khan says he was asked by donald trump to help to defuse tensions with iran comment to honey but did not elaborate on what was discussed he did say that efforts to mediate weapons. because there was only just this book drew president rouhani yesterday of of to them you do with the president trump. but i go and see anything you write no more than this except that we are trying and media to offer more on this journal is alive at the united nations so john a no meeting yet between trump and rouhani but plenty of backroom diplomacy. yes ab

listen to rahm emanuel. is he absolutely right.is only two ways to allocate scarce resources, right? all resources are scarce. the very bedrock of economics is the allocation of scarce resources a doctor's time and hospital beds are scarce resources. you can either price them or you can ration them. when you wipe out the price signal. which government healthcare does. have you number two, which is rationing. that's the only way. it is axiomatic. is totally logical. you will win the nobel prize from economics this point on every sing yield year if anyone in the listening audit yengsz can tell me a third way to allocate scarce resources like a doctor's time and hospitals. there isn't one. you will have rationing like have you in the united kingdom and other single pair healthcare systems as well. the other probable you have too as well. they have had those systems so long over there a lot of people alive don't know any different. the people in the united states do. if you rip that away from them, their free market healthcare now and

thought you told me that even until a transport workers a protesting against the french president emanuel macro's planned pension reforms the french government says it wants to streamline the complex and costly pension system to make it fairer and financially sustainable in general don't but yet we're going to build a truly universal system which for every year contributed gives everyone the same rights whether they are workers shopkeepers researchers farmers civil servants doctors or entrepreneurs these transport workers say they have worried their pensions could be reduced or they could be forced to work longer most people in france can retire at 62 but some transport workers can retire in a 50. pension schemes a sacred except of jobs we shift where we are responsible for public safety but now they want to take our rights away but one of them all this we are being asked to take on increasingly difficult working conditions were losing what little compensation we had. many people in france regard the state public pension scheme as a pillar of the french social system pretty. yes french pr

thank you actually you know yeah that's the president emanuel my craw already has shared you guys next the next speech we are going to hear is from the emir of qatar let's listen in. emmanuel michael. usually on our resident emmanuel micro as your excellency prime minister andrew horner's ladies and gentlemen at the outset it gives me pleasure to thank his excellent see the united nations secretary general antonio with irish for his efforts in preparing and organizing this important summit the phenomenon of climate change is undoubtedly one of the serious challenges of our time it is a. worsening challenge causing many problems including economic environmental and social problems. this phenomenon has very serious repercussions for all forms of life including human life and with and for both developed and developing countries alike. especially in. their efforts to achieve sustainable development which all peoples aspire to. this serious phenomenon makes it necessary for the international community to cooperate and to double its efforts to confront it and to reduce its repercussions we d

i am mike emanuel in for shannon bream. julian turner worked on the national security council and is working her sources tonight on who could be bolton's replacement. >> the race is on to figure out who donald trump will as bolton's replacement. there are at least 5 candidates being flooded. all of them currently serving in the administration. the question is will the replacement be bolton 2.0 or will they be donald trump's new year's man. brian cook is a senior advisor on iran. mick brunel is current ambassador to germany, keith kellogg is national security adviser, senator lindsey graham says no matter what the new national security adviser needs to be someone who plays well with others. >> somebody who can work with the department of defense, to stand back up. >> you can be sure mike pompeo will have a big say. >> what are your sources saying about behind the scenes. >> the he said she said is continuing even tonight, donald trump fired bolton but sources close to the former national security adviser insisting as bolton'

you told the trigger mother emanuel to unleash the semetism.eclaring he would stop quote "hispanic invasion of texas." we have not relegated racism and supremacy. the greatness of this nation has always been and must continue to be that we still strive to relegate. we hold these true evidence, we never looked up to it but we never before walked away from it. it unites us. it is the american creed. it is one of those powerful ideas in the history of the world and lives in each and everyone of us. our believes in it is what compels us to act. we remember the whole description. hate evil and love goodness. and lord may be gracious to us. you know it is an awake of these before and after moments. when the choice between good and evil is darkest. when the pain pierces the heart the deepest. when what's at stake matters the most that we decide who we are and maybe more importantly who we want to be. that's when its people and as a nation we are defined. in my life, when dr. king was assassinated and my city of wilmington, delaware, was occ y occupied

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micron's policy on iran and emanuel manual pledge to the general assembly here putting himself forwardas the great statesman the great peacemaker the great multilateralist yes and as you say that speech from emmanuel lakhan was in so many ways a rebuttal to what we've been hearing from u.s. president donald trump praising international cooperation of the past and said that we need to see a collective approach to address current wild challenges that's it for now the stream is coming up next. i am for me ok i'm really could be a liar and you're in the stream today black face control the scenes we will discuss the history of this race is practice and how it impacts people of color or other instances of blackface in your head of the world chances are yes what should we do about them tell us via twitter or in our live you tube. i just want to let you know this before we get started that today's program will feature of racist images that you may find disturbing the latest controversy of a black face involves canadian prime minister justin trudeau last week he apologized for instances in his

profile prisoner swap is really well received by france and germany in particular who were you know emanuel my corn and anglo-american have been talking about trying to get the peace talks restarted this month i mean they basically they fell apart in the poroshenko years and poroshenko simply didn't want to couldn't or didn't have the mandation internally in ukraine and wasn't strong enough but he definitely was unable to move the peace talks alarms that anybody that wants to see the peace between in eastern ukraine and in normalization of relations between russia and ukraine after this you know 5 and a half years of of a bio and i still if he understood this long interregnum period where there's been no progress whatsoever well below should of course. we're going on to beijing protests in hong kong have taken place for a 14th straight weekend and turned violent earlier this day police used tear gas against one radical groups of demonstrators that broke away from the main rally thousands joined in a pace full large to the u.s. consulate appealing to donald trump. it was. the sun. the star s

united states does he see a paradigm shift going on here what it's the root of this here go ahead emanuel.

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mike emanuel has the latest from lawmakers. first john roberts. john? >> reporter: good afternoon to you, dana. little more on the idea of that transcript being moved to a highly secured compute eur system. that is one of the central revelations in the whistleblower's complaint. the whistleblower saying for reasons of wanting to lock down that transcript, it was moved to a code word protected computer system. a short time ago, catherine herridge talked to the former chief of staff at the national security council and he talked to her about it being standard operating pro-sired to put transcripts of phone calls with foreign leaders into that highly secured computer system. listen here. >> when i handled transcripts last year, we put the transcripts into a very secure top secret code word system. i don't see any difference from this alleged whistleblower is claiming. i don't think there was any change. >> reporter: we should.out while he is talking about it because he is no longer at the white house. the white house will not put into context the reason fo

we are here with mike emanuel on capitol hill. we begin with mike. >> charles, good afternoon to you. house democrats are now about to meet behind closed doors where we expect house speaker nancy pelosi to lay out why she is now in favor of moving forward with impeachment proceedings against president trump, following that phone call with the ukrainian president. we have seen a steady momentum in terms of house democrats going forward in the last several days, at least in impeachment inquiry into what is known and whether it basically merits going forward with an impeachment vote on the house floor. so we expect the statement from the speaker later this afternoon, about an hour or so after that. she's been meeting with some of the top lieutenant committee chairs and house of representatives to talk about going forward. on the senate side of the capital mitch mcconnell sub it's premature to talk about getting an impeachment vote handed over and what the senate would do with it. mcconnell says they will handle the situation in a bip

general assembly in new york french president emanuel also spoke with iran's hassen rouhani who insists his country had nothing to do with the oil strikes well separately the british prime minister boris johnson has been putting out mixed signals about the iran nuclear deal is a diplomatic editor james bass. is the u.k. about to break seats from the iran nuclear deal there is great confusion after comments made in interviews by prime minister boris johnson in which he said it was a bad deal that needs renegotiating and that president trump was the man to do so as president from the right is it was a bad deal it wasn't a great deal iran was was and is behaving disruptively in the region and i think is one guy who can do a better deal for years trump was quick to seize on what appeared to be a change in u.k. policy oh i respect boris a lot and i am not at all surprised that he was the 1st one to come out and say that later though this statement is clarification the prime minister supports the j. c.p.o. way that's the iran nuclear deal the iranians aren't currently in compliance and we nee

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solutions to the conflict in yemen the regional security plan and the lifting of sanctions that is emanuel micron's policy on iran and emanuel manual macro and pledged to the general assembly of putting himself forward as the great statesman the great peacemaker the great multitude optimist yes and as you say that speech from emmanuel lakhan was in so many ways a rebuttal to what we've been hearing from u.s. president donald trump praising the international cooperation of the past and said that we need to see a collective approach to address current wild challenges that's it for now the stream is coming up next. i'm femi oke i'm a league of the law and here in the stream today brought face control the scenes we will discuss the history of this race practice and how it impacts people of color are there instances a black face in your part of the world chances are yes well what should we do about them tell us via twitter or in our live you tube chat. i just want to let you know this before we get started that today's program will feature of race images that you may find disturbing the latest

really well received by france and germany in particular where you know emanuel my corn and angela merkel have been talking about trying to get the peace talks started this month i mean they basically they fell apart in the poroshenko years simply didn't want to couldn't or didn't have the mandation internally in ukraine it wasn't strong enough but he definitely was unable to move the peace talks so basically we're pretty much no further right now than we were 5 years ago but this is been a serious gesture of good will it will win a lot of political capital for example ski and ukraine and it hasn't really cost the russian side much either you know brian the i mean you say it's weighted in moscow but if we look at the international community and what they're going to be think this is it this is a huge message there isn't it how do you think they're going to be reacting to this . what it depends on what part of the international community because the part of the international community represented by emanuel that once you crane in russia to make peace and you to end what has been at basical

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who was emanuel macron‘s party standing against? marine le pen.fford to be soft on brexit which is why he had to be seen to be taking a hard line. just before the biarritz summit he said he was happy to play the bad cop on brexit but there aren't such huge divisions inside eu circles on the idea of an extension in reality. we are talking about public personas and what they believe behind closed doors. even to avoid a blame game. in the case of a no—deal brexit, eu leaders won't wa nt to no—deal brexit, eu leaders won't want to be seen to be the ones slamming the door in the face of the uk. it is hard to see circumstances where the eu don't grant an extension but threatening and moaning, plenty of that before we see an extension. if you don't subscribe to the brexit podcast, go and sign up to it. very easy to find, normally at the top of the charts on itunes and other distributors. the conservative party is under pressure on the issue of europe as perhaps never before. it has threatened in the past to split the tory party and it looks like it's the

that's all the time we have tonight, mike emanuel is in for shannon bream. he and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. >> mike: thanks so much, we began with a fox news alert. we are working sources to get the latest on the ukraine whistle-blower. new developments straight ahead and there's no pressure on house speaker nancy pelosi as calls for president trump's impeachment intensify in the wake of the secretive whistle-blower complaint. but as the democratic narrative unraveling? as fox news learns the whistle-blower does not have firsthand knowledge of the phone call with the ukrainian president in question. we will debate. and later, tensions escalating yet again with iran, the country's foreign minister says the latest round of sanctions against his country has closed the door to negotiations but both president trump and iran's president are in new york city tonight, setting the stage for a possible showdown is the fallout from the saudi oil attack defense. state department spokesperson joins us live in moments. also tonight, it's a corners

i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. we begin tonight in north carolina. correspondent jonathan serrie is at president trump's rally. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening to you, mike. president trump had hoped to tour storm damage from hurricane dorian in advance of tonight's rally. thunderstorms in the area among the north carolina coast prevented them from doing that, but he did receive a briefing on ford nomadic on board air force one. take a listen. >> i've just come from a meeting with north carolina officials representing communities hit by hurricane dorian and i expressed the unwavering solidarity of the american people. we are behind you 100%. >> tonight's rally comes on the eve of a special election in north carolina's ninth congressional district. dan bishop enter the race after state election officials refused to certify last year's contest amid allegations of ballot tampering. president trump hopes to tip the balance of this tight race. >> our first task is a giant victory tomorrow right here in the great state of north carolina. with your

pension reforms doctors lawyers nurses pilots and cabin crew took to the streets in paris president emanuel micron trying to streamline 42 different state pension systems several unions are planning to hold more demonstrations later this month sonia gago has been speaking to protestors in paris about why they're concerned over the pension system over. since the 1990 s. there have been several attempts to completely overhaul france's pension system and president emmanuel mccall believes he is the person to do that however on monday lawyers medical professionals and professionals from the industry gathered in central paris to push back against those proposed reforms because they say it will leave them out of pocket. when we be resized it's still game dating so we'd be more is not. we are not we're not. fighting for her so we are fighting for. justice in france we paid huge sums to to for the. retirement we don't want it taken by the government now one of the main moderate unions has said that it agrees to these plans pension reforms but as there are currently 42 systems in place mr macro want

impeachment inquiry the president must be held accountable no one is above the law french president emanuel macross says he believes conditions are right for talks between iran and the us it follows micro-second meeting with iranian president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the un general assembly just 2 days the u.k. prime minister has cut short his time at the united nations boris johnson is heading home after the supreme court declared he acted unlawfully by suspending parliament the house of commons will resume on wednesday and there are now calls for him to resign but he started the fight obviously this is a verdict that we will respect and respect the judicial process i have to say i strongly disagree with what the justices who found i don't think that. it's right but we will go ahead and course paul you come back i do think there's a good case for getting on with the queen's speech anyway move do that by the way support please we get home and leave a breakthrough on october 31st and this clearly a the claimants in this case are determined to try to defrost straight that into it to

there have been several attempts to completely overhaul france's pension system and president emanuelback call believes he is the person to do that however on monday lawyers medical professionals and professionals from the industry gathered in central aureus to push back against those proposed reforms because they say it will leave them out of pocket when will be recent years it's still again getting lower and lower so we more or less is not for a lawyer and we are not we're not. fighting for us we are fighting for the system works it just isn't friends we're paying huge sums for the. retirement. we don't want to take but some by the government and one of the main moderate unions has said that it agrees to these plans pension reforms but as there are currently 42 systems in place mr macro wants to see it consolidated into one system where it would be based on individual contributions the union saying however that it is in effect penalizes against people who have wage increases because of promotions 0 experience but however the unions have failed to mobilize any big movements all gener

protesters have taken to the streets of france again to demonstrate against the government of president emanuel from hundreds faced off with police in the city of none tests in black clad anarchic and black clad anarchists vandalized local businesses across faces renewed anchor over a long awaited reform that seeks to merge the country's 42 different pension systems. yemen's hooty rebels have carried out drone attacks on major oil processing facilities and an oil field in the east of saudi arabia the interior ministry says huge fires at the 2 sites have been brought under control is the most militants have targeted the processing plant in the past. of pro-democracy protests and hong kong has been disrupted by counter-demonstrators waving chinese flags the sit in at a shopping mall turned violent when probation activists confronted the demonstrators calling is in its 4th month pro-democracy demonstrations they initially started to oppose a controversial extradition bill that a sense widened to demand free elections in the semi autonomous chinese territory. umbrellas used as symbols of passive re

protesters have taken to the streets of france again to demonstrate against the government of president emanuel. hundreds faced off with police in the city of notes and black clad anarchists and allies local businesses across faces renewed anger over a long awaited reform that seeks to merge the country's 42 different pension systems. yemen's hooty rebels have carried out front attacks on a major oil processing facility and oil fields in the east of saudi arabia the interior ministry says huge fires at the 2 sites have been brought under control is the most militants have targeted the processing plant in the past. at least 6 people have died in heavy storms in southeastern spain since wednesday evening the storms hit the mainland after passing over the islands in the mediterranean sea on wednesday dumping record rainfall and causing widespread destruction all over the southeast of the country. a family cut off by floodwaters with the father lowering an infant to the waiting hands of emergency services workers. these children had to be carried to safety as the waters slowly begin to recede by sa

drama about the dreyfus affair a scandal that rocked france at the turn of the 20th century his wife emanuel sr accepted on his behalf polanski who was convicted of statutory rape by a us court in 1978 was expelled from the motion picture academy last year in the wake of the me too movement. well here's a quick reminder now the top story that we're following for you this hour u.s. president donald trump has canceled secret peace talks with afghanistan taliban leaders that count the day that a move came off the insurgent group claimed responsibility for attacking kabul that killed 12. he's going to be doing an american soldier on thursday. you're watching the news out next we live from one of the last holocaust survivors in while the stories are not in a home free thanks for watching and c.c. . first girl who could ever know for sure that of us are. inseparable. what's a big what's a. little bit about. your family scattered across the globe.

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election which the democrats tried to do even before trott was sworn into office french president emanuel micro has again met the iranian president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly urging him to meet donald trump. he believes that. we know it was pretty tough against the start of having been on if you don't miss it he said look at the relations between the u.s. and iran became even more tense following attacks on 2 major old facilities in saudi arabia this month washington says iran was behind the attack but 10 on denies the claims. in the countries to pursue negotiation efforts. you know all pakistani prime minister in one can says he was asked by donald trump to help diffuse tensions with iran khan met rouhani but not elaborate on what was discussed he did say efforts to mediate were being received. images pulled through president rouhani yesterday after after the meeting with the president trump. and but i can't see anything right now more than this except that we are trying and mediating john holzman following developments at the united nations. there has b

mike emanuel is in for shannon bream. mike: we begin with a fox news alert. we are working for the latest on the ukraine whistleblower. new development straightahead and new pressure on nancy pelosi as calls for donald trump's impeachment intensify in the wake of the secretive whistleblower complaint but is the democratic narrative unraveling as fox news learns the whistleblower does not have firsthand knowledge of the phone call with the ukrainian president in question. tensions escalating with iran. the country's foreign ministers is the latest round of us sanctions against his country has closed the door to negotiations, both donald trump and iran's president are in new york city setting the stage for a possible showdown as fallout deepens. the state department spokesman morgan ortagus joins us live in moments. also tonight a cornerstone of this administration, protecting religious freedom and donald trump is allocating $25 billion to because. we will speak to the ambassador at large for international religious freedom. welcome to fox news at night. we beg

french president emanuel says he believes conditions are right the talks between iran and the u.s. follows micro-second meeting the rainy and president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the un general assembly. you can buy mr boies jones is vowing briggs it will go ahead on october 31st despite the supreme court ruling unlawfully when he suspended parliament this month is flying home from the u.n. to deal with a political storm parliament will resume on wednesday. quake has hit eastern pakistan killing at least 25 people and injuring hundreds more the 5.8 magnitude quake epicenter was close to the city of near port in pakistan administered kashmir dozens of homes and cars were damaged when roads collapsed in many areas has more now from near poor close to the epicenter of the quake. rick un relief effort underway. with didn't get gandhi had minutes. because it happened in the evening. q. and relieve all british by a dog electorate video of god god all. but the military and now aiding that they really and government in their day. greatly 5 . 100 more have been injured and not under

some of the subcommittee chairs and ranking members like al green and lacy clay and emanuel cleaver haveome good friends of mine and i honor their friendship and i am grateful for it. oftentimes, we work better than we are given credit for. i want to take a second because i think this is such an important part of the debate we are having today, and talk about american capitalism. american capitalism is the american model. it has been our american way that has brought us more opportunity, more prosperity, more upward mobility, more innovation, more creativity, more generosity than any other country that has existed on the face of the earth. part of that american capitalist system is an idea that we have limited government. not that we have no taxes, but we have limited taxes. what you saw over two years of a republican led majority in the house in the senate with the majority president -- republican president is we did those things. we put people back to work. when i ran the first time nine years ago, we had people who could not find jobs, families who are suffering. i heard all the time,

she says she was on the playground at emanuel christian school in springfield. she says 3 white students held her against her will and cover that red locks it my hands on my back the hand over my mouth and they had started a company. >>pair all the while the 12 year-old says the boys called ugly and nappy. >>grandmother says she enrolled her in the private christian school expecting a safe experience. >>i never thought. only be a part of this the family has filed a police report. >>and they say they had a meeting with officials at emanuel christian thursday morning. but they say they left the meeting and satisfied no other child. >>has to experience what she experienced, and they just walk away. >>the head of the school put out a statement that reads in part. we are deeply disturbed by the allegations being made and are in communication with the family of the alleged victim to gather information and provide whatever support we can we have also reached out to law enforcement asked them to conduc a thorough investigation as from ari she says she has compassion for

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mike emanuel with the latest on democrats and their call to impeach. let's start with catherine herridge. you got the document. you reported on it. when you first got it, in the hours you have had since to digest it, what sticks out to you? >> reporter: well, what stuck out to me, dana, at this hearing is that joe maguire testified that he really had two hurdles he had to deal with right out of the gate. the first dealt with the question over whether the whistle blower complaint met the standard of an urgent concern and maguire testified that based on the statute, it had to involve classified information, a possible violation of law and had to do with intelligence activities. he concluded as well as the justice department of legal counsel that it was diplomatic activity, it was not an intelligence activity, so it did not meet the urgent concern standard. and the reason that matters is because at that point, the clock stopped in terms of congressional notification 'cause the statute is very specific. so maguire said he then had to deal with the issue of

thought you told me busy and delayed transport workers a protesting against the french president emanuel macro's planned pension reforms the french government says it wants to streamline the complex and costly pension system to make it fairer and financially sustainable. but yet we're going to build a truly universal system which for every year of contributed gives everyone the same rights whether they are workers shopkeepers researchers farmers civil servants doctors or entrepreneurs these transport workers say they worry their pensions could be reduced or they could be forced to work longer most people in france can retire at 62 but some transport workers can retire in their fifty's. pension schemes are sacred except of jobs with shift work we're responsible for public safety but now they want to take our rights away. we are being asked to take on increasingly difficult working conditions while losing what little compensation we had. many people in france regard the state public pension scheme as a pillar of the french social system previous french presidency of trying to reform it hav