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the state department has $120 million and spends zero, this is a broader pattern that i think is explicable unless if there is another part of the puzzle that we don't see. >> pj, intel chiefs are warning about russia and folks are wondering if this had anything to do with the president reluctant or acknowledgment or responding. tillerson wants to do a careful review. what do you think of this? >> i think there are three things going on here. the fact that the president is not leading a conversation about helping us protect the integrity of our electoral process, that's presidential malpractice. secondly, he has not learned from the experience of george w. bush and barack obama both who made a significant effort to do business with vladimir putin and by the end of their respective terms were disabused that there could be cooperations. i don't mind the fact that president trump has tested that waters but now when you look at just the interference of 2016, you look at what's happening in syria and what's happening in ukraine and what's happeninga, whole of government strategy on confronting r

so how did you don't make sense of this we discussed it as coming out of norway or in explicable acts committed by evil people because of their adherents to a religious ideology. but just because the neck this is inexcusable doesn't mean it's inexplicable. norm tomsky is a prolific writer only international relations and the riches of terrorism you look at news international these are people from the. miserable suburbs or older it's internal problems that are leading to terrorist attacks again people with the people involved people been picked up by the police at least . very few. shallow islamic groups they're drawn to jihadism kind of a way out of their group ration and humiliation. internal pressure. the belgian and terrorist attacks were carried out by a man from brussels. if somehow runs a youth center here in the district of small and. i five nice to meet you yes welcome to little bit of thanks when you show us around a bit yeah. you'll encounter any kind of discrimination maybe already in your childhood because you are a must in reading the letter first is in my school. and the

when we can place them within the community help them through psycho social care trying to get explicatedto zero proof that psychology along so they can start thinking about it future we keyed to that is obviously trying to get back into school trying to get them back into a family where they feel. wanted and try and open plan a learn and respond to a different future to the one they but won't through of the austrian four years peter hawkins unicef's your senator of in iraq joining us from baghdad this morning thank you so much for being with us and all the best to you in helping the abandoned and orphaned children in iraq thank you very much and thank you very much for all the support it is. well this coming sunday some one hundred million people across russia will be going to the polls to elect a new president they have eight candidates to choose from but there's little doubt about the outcomes lattimer putin is all but guaranteed to win another six years in office as part of our ongoing series russia votes were looking today at how young russians feel about the election a large majorit

richard testified on the hill about how child explication cases were being affected because the actual material that we needed to prosecute the case we could not get our hands on it even though we had a lawful warrant because it happened to have been stored outside the united states. it was a tremendous priority for us to get that decision reversed. case was argued a few weeks ago. we can't comment on the pending case. legislation going forward in our view has resulted that basic issue. >> how do you think the cloud act resolves the issue? >> the cloud act has a provision in it that in our view clarifies what we have always thought the case was which is that the stored communications act does data that is stored by u.s. provider outside of the united states. it's a very simple one paragraph switch that says this is what we meant data that is stored by u.s. provider outside of the united states. and it is crystal clear now. one thing i wanted to emphasize is sujit's comment about a lawful warrant. what was not at issue was whether the warrant was properly issued. in our view this is not

it is completely explicable. he is libertarian, doesn't want to be beholden to a utility. if he can do it himself, he doesn't want to be beholden to hillary clinton either. if you went into that town, you need to be worried about global warming as i am and if you are not you are denier, you completely miss there are these powerful allies on that case renewable energy, who might have a completely different reason for not pursuing it but by starting an assumption, and unscientific assumption that you need to convince the whole world that global warming is a crisis, you not only miss people like him but alienate them. >> i apologize, i mentioned in another book, my college philosopher, a philosophy professor, he would send me books, you got to read this. a number had big impacts, they can't write, they can think. what the government -- when you have a real conversation with somebody, that is the only time you can change people's minds. how do people approach a real conversation? they don't listen for your arguments. does this person directly someplace i want to go? people wan

in a way that was only explicable in these terms. no -- it was already -- it was already pointing you to the notion that he was in some way compromised and everything that's happened since then suggests has hammered home the obvious, kind of obvious primea facie case. >> why not spend a dollar against russia? >> it cost you nothing. >> let me put you in the spot. if it is obvious to everyone here, why doesn't paul ryan given the chance to take devin nunes's side who proves to be game for trump scandal or christopher wray, someone with decades of integrity, when they walk into paul ryan's office, do something about devin nunes and the release of this memo that distorts the fbi, what happened to -- who stole paul ryan's spine? >> that's a really amazing question because he found some today on tariffs. >> yeah. >> cares about trade, doesn't care about russia. >> devin nunes has no credibility, and that is not a partisan statement. i'm being objective here. a month ago, senator burr who is running a senate intelligence investigation into

tweet me explicative, i dare you.ks into a home through a baby's nursery window. look at this disturbing moments caught on surveillance video in florida. police say the masked man opened the window, ransacked the home and stole several hundred dollars worth of jewelry. no one was home at the time. forget flowers or jewelry. a florida man gives his wife a kidney for their 23rd anniversary. has a condition that requires 8 hours of dialysis a night. she says finding out her husband really was a perfect match was like winning the lottery. >> god knew what he was doing when he put this man in my life. >> just the simple fact that she doesn't have to be hooked up to a machine, that's very important for us. it brings me joy and happiness and it brings us closer together. jillian: doctors say it's rare to find a match between spouses. that's a look at your headlines. i will send it to janice. >> hello, good morning. yes, we are out on the plaza here. it's a little chilly for this time of year. you know what? we could actually

as a matter of fact, they used a few explicatives because they couldn't believe that the white house,ma white house was being briefed by the fbi on an investigation into the trump campaign. they couldn't believe it. i think that's the reaction you're going to get from most members of congress that care about this issue, at least the republicans. and i think you are going to see the american people. when you have mcdonough and the white house -- >> -- it stinks. >> if some of these text messages are confirmed it would the obama that were involved. there may have been coordination with the chief of staff and mcdouble in a the doorstep of president obama. brian: changes with the trump administration again, not surprising, secretary david shulkin is now out running the v.a. and pete hegseth is not. in that's the bigger story. i'm glad you are on the couch though. admiral ronny jackson is in. the personal physician for president obama and he is a big fan of president trump. he says they see each other every day. peter, are you surprised you didn't get it. pete: i don't know. my name was ou

point in time though they are still looking for a motive and explanation behind this apparently in explicable act, back to you guise. >> thank you, christien. >>> 7:05, residents that of the veterans home are saddened and shocked by what transpired. amber lee talked to some of them as they rumped home after a very -- returned home after a very difficult day. >> people who knew the three victims came to the entrance of the yountville veterans home to pay respects. they lit candles, one for each of the women killed. around 6:30 friday night before the official announcement came that the standoff had ended, the sheriff's department mobile command center followed by a caravan of other law enforcement vehicles, including tactical units left the veterans home. an hour later a steady stream of civilian vehicles entered the premise as veterans returned home. one by one, each was stopped by a california highway patrol officer to show identification. >> i'm disturbed very much about that. i didn't know that. i mean, all day this has been going on and we didn't know that they were dead at all. so, that'

out explication the best from a book. that's the stuff that we know that. the world is really strong with three majors and it's going to be a tough challenge. well we will have coverage right throughout the day from some of the world cup host cities as they mark one hundred days until russia takes on saudi arabia in the opening match plus germany's national anthem is caught up in a sexist we asked people in berlin what they think about removing words like fatherland i'll be back with that story and more after a short break. if you knew. what. they. said. let me know. that. you speak french. your back with r t international germany's national anthem could be in line for a gender friendly make over a week letter written by the country's equality commissioner us for the words fatherland unbrotherly to be removed our europe correspondent peter all over the deeper. it's one of the most recognizable national anthems in the world. but there are plans afoot to make changes to the woods of the lead in an attempt to make it more gender inclusive now this is being put