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and that foreman was getting more and more frustrated. then in the seventh round, if you had been watching, one round before the conclusion, most of the commentators, you can watch it on youtube, if only a second, a matter of time before ali fails. in fact, the next round he won. that is, i think, what is really happening now. the strategy of the resistance has been to keep checking the u.s. executive branch with a series of resistors. letting the president punch himself out by expending his energy and capital on initiatives that don't advance his or his party's chances for reelection. and, these initiatives are starting to get tired. so, how to illustrate this, the engaged translate and leverage strategy was actually pioneered by secretary, clinton who talked about years the full range of the tools of our exposure, respect for law and human rights and public partnership to achieve certain outcomes. you could call this the obama, clinton and doctrine. because obama said repeatedly, i believe in a smarter kind of u.s. leadership where we c

mohammed ali against george foreman in zaire. where famously, in the first round, mohammed ali went to the ropes. people thought that george foreman would kill him. after he knocked out people that had knocked out mohammed ali. and menacingly, george foreman approached him and began battering him while ali laid against the road. and people notice that ali was taunting him. and that foreman was getting more and more frustrated. then in the seventh round, if you have been watching, one round before the conclusion, most of the commentators, you can watch it on youtube.said, is only as a matter of time before ali fails. in fact, the next round, he won. that is what i think is really happening now. that the strategy of the resistance has to keep checking the executive branch with a series of resistors, letting the president punch himself out by expending his energy and capital on initiatives do not enhance his or his parties chances for reelection. and these initiatives are starting to get tired. so how to illustrate this -- the engag

cnn's tom foreman is live outside the supreme court.right across the street from the capitol. what is the scene like there? >> hi, ryan. this may well have been the high water mark of the past few days. finishing up arresting what looked like probably 150 people or so who actually made it up on to the steps of the capitol and sat down. the crowd out here of course cheering for them and waving signs to them. but capitol police have taken it sort of slowly here. let them sit for a while. they've let the crowd gather here for a while. they have, however, also made it very clear that this is an illegal gathering. that's what they're basing these arrests on. there's no permit for people to be up here so they're not going to let people stay but will push them back. after what was several hours of very quietly gathering and just chanting in front of the supreme court, the quick march over here is clearly being seen as a victory of sorts to get close to the capitol and how they hope they'll carry that energy into the elections coming up in abou

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people thought that foreman would kill him. he had after all knocked out people who had knocked out all the. menacingly, george foreman approached him and began battering him while ali lay against the ropes. and then people noticed that he was taunting him and that foreman was getting more and more frustrated. in the seventh round if you've been watching, one round before the conclusion, most of the commentators you can watch on youtube said, only a second matter of time since all he fails to in fact, the next round he won. that is what is really happening now, that the strategy to keep checking the u.s. executive branch with a series of resistors, but in the present of punch himself out by extending capital on initiatives that donut and his or his' chances for reelection. these initiatives are starting to get tired. how to illustrate this. the engaged translate and leverage strategy was actually pioneered by secretary clinton had talked about using smart power, the full range of art and tools at our disposal, including respect

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we do not make the mistake of talking or part of a foreman says if you're always losing in such a way that it can no longer be a coincidence. for him. something needs to change that much is clear another object performance against france on tuesday and even more fans will be calling for love to pack his bags. to hawaii now and that the iron man world championships there the defending men's and women's champions both took home another title in the two did. record fashion but in the case of the men's champion the action did not stop at the finish line. the fortieth iron man world championships also became the fastest ever meeting early on in the women's competition was britain's lucy charles who set a new world record in the swimming event. but then switzerland's daniela got past her in cycling at the one hundred five mile mark the swiss then held on from there also excelling in the marathon to take first place with charles settling for second and a house of germany coming in third in the men's germany's patrick lang it was trailing until the final running stage that's also perhaps beca

the foreman a match tells us islamic state terrorists carry it out mass executions here and that they tortured hundreds of civilians in these cellars. i hope that the stadium will be full again one day and the people will come and play sports here again. like they did before the i.a.s. took control that's what we're hoping for. the first football game sergio to take place here in a couple of weeks they could offer brief respite from everyday life in the ruins of russia. the head of usa gymnastics has quit it just four days into the job mary bono said she was forced to resign because of personal attacks against her she had been criticized by olympic champion simone biles for her opposition to a recent nike sportswear ad it featured a former n.f.l. player and civil rights campaigner collin cabernet usa gymnastics has been rocked by former team doctor larry nasser being convicted of sexually abusing athletes banos previous role in a law firm involved in the nasser case also angered. our mind are now of our top story at this hour at least eighteen people have been killed and dozens injure

we do not make the mistake of talking or part of foreman says if you're always losing in such a way that it can no longer be a coincidence. something needs to change that much is clear another object performance against france on tuesday and even more fans will be calling for love to pack his bags. you're watching news still to come the e.u. is unhappy with italy over its big spending plans brussels says it's being blackmailed . on that story coming right up with monica in business. model. a. long way to survive it's like just hide your identity. bangladesh what is the true face of the country. freedom independence a separation of state and church that used to be important but for decades political infighting here has hindered progress and islamist extremists are gaining organ influence democracy and the rule of law.

cnn's tom foreman is live outside the supreme court.om, tell us what you're seeing there. >> reporter: ryan, we have been seeing the protesters started gathering around 9:00 or so, they have been slowly growing a little in numbers since then and coalesced in front of the court where they are making speeches, shouting about their unhappiness over the decision in the supreme court, a lot of other things as well. you can see many other signs addressing the idea they feel that kavanaugh is dishonest, feel he doesn't respect women, and feel the decision itself doesn't respect women. they've also been calculating how later today meeting and talking about how they might be able to get into the capitol and to some degree disrupt proceedings. a lot of police here, not sure it will work like they think. >> tom foreman outside the supreme court. thank you for that update. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, as melania trump wraps up her first overseas trip as first lady, she's firing back that our outfit evoked colonialist comparisons. >> i want to ta

i want you to pay attention to tom foreman here. >> reporter: overcrowded, outdated and crumbling. fbi headquarters has been in the works for years. it could be moved from downtown d.c. to one of several possible sites in maryland or virginia. the cost $3.6 billion tax dollars. but a different plan is calling for the center to be rebuilt right where it is, even though it would be smaller than the suburban alternative, likely have security risks and be more expensive. $3.8 billion. so who came up with that? >> i'm a real estate guy. i build buildings. >> a study by the inspector general traces a series of meetings in which the suburban plan was pushed aside by the trump administration amid claims that keeping the headquarters downtown could be cheaper. the report shows team trump's math is wrong. nonetheless, press secretary sara sanders insists the president wanted to save the government money and the fbi leadership did not want to move its headquarters. skeptics, however, suspect a hidden motive. for years donald trump had been all for freeing up that fbi land downtown for priechv

>> tom foreman, thank you., this is how sarah sanders reacted to "the new york times" report today. >> it's a totally false attack, based on an old, recycled news story. i'm not going to sit and go through every single line of a very boring 14,000-word story. >> first of all, that sounds like the trump tweet, not an official white house statement. second of all, you're going to have to do better than that if you want to convince me there are falsehoods in this story. >> it sounds like the statement they put out last night which read like it was dictated, word for word, by the president, calling it boring, old, something no one has ever done. >> where are the factual errors? >> navy not listed one specific thing. sarah sanders in that response was name one thing that is wrong, one specific line in this story that is wrong. she said charles harder already did that. he didn't. he gave a broad denial. the question was, is the president still under audit? she said to her knowledge she believes some of his taxes were

foreman, the ferry building, heading to those, about 57 degrees. low to mid-50s down both sides of the bay shore. 51, san leandro, santa clara. walnut creek, 51. petaluma about 55 degrees right now. let's break down your commute weather-wise. it's pretty cloudy across the western span of the bay bridge. dry and cool on the roads today. ferry ride, light breezes. cool to mild. north bay, wiaking up to cloud cover. 50. sunshine. we're seeing a lot of it. low 70s during the the afternoon hours. 57 by 8:00. on the peninsula, looking a at cloud cover through at least 10:00. sunshine in the afternoon hours. we'll flirt with 70. in the south bay, clouds will linger a little bit longer. low 70s after starting off at 55 at 8:00. how about some stars at 62 at about. 8:00. let's bring in our traffic star. you like that seb way? >>ake it. >> pretty quiet so far today. no major issues so far this morning. we did have a problem eastbound 92 just as you're exiting the san mateo bridge someone lost control and hit the center divide. debris left in a couple lanes.

tom foreman, thank you very much for that report.let's bring back congressman mike quigley of illinois, a member of the intelligence committee. congressman, you signed to this letter asking for more information on the president's role in all of this, but even the e-mails that were already released from gsa officials mentioned direction from the white house, what potus directed everyone to do, and the president's instructions. so what else are you hoping to learn? >> well, let's understand something. last april, i asked the gsa administrator under oath whether the president or anyone at the white house was involved in the discussions in this decision about the fbi building. she said no. the inspector general said that she misled us. i suppose that's a d.c. euphemism for a lie. i'd like her to come back before my subcommittee and answer that question accurately. who was at that meeting in the white house when they made this decision? what was said? what did the president say? was anything said about the trump hotel? the bottom line is

his hands were blown off and the foreman was injured he was and screaming for help but i knew if the. railway were to drug a mish it chaz returned for the first time in six years to the place where two of his colleagues were killed and three others were wounded when a landmine blew up. was it's just so i still feel awful because two of my coworkers were killed here it was terrible. it's even more overgrown here than it was before you know there could still be mines here but for me the fear has passed i have that fear for a long time used to get my terrible nightmares. jaago spent three years in a physical therapy program he still can't do heavy physical labor. at the railway station he pays his respects at a memorial to the workers who were killed he himself still has shrapnel from the mine in his back. the dish the over all you can still see the scars have a look. and on top of that i lost a kidney while fighting in the war plus lots of other injuries just. drug i received the equivalent of seventy eight euros in compensation from the railway company and about five thousand euro from

the foreman tells us islamic state terrorists carried out mass executions here, and that they torturedundreds of civilians in these sellers. -- cellars. >> i hope the stadium will be full again one day and we can place in -- play sports here again. reporter: the first football games are due to take place in a couple weeks. they could be a brief respite from the ruins of raqqa. brent: our correspondent will be with me later to talk more about raqqa, one year after the liberation. javier: we do have to take a look at the numbers to put you up to speed. we start with netflix. the company beat investor expectations to add nearly 7 million new subscribers in the last quarter. they reported profit more than tripled from one year ago, and revenues remain strong. netflix has invested heavily in original programming, but investigators -- investors have worried about figures keeping pace. stock was boosted more than 4%. over to our new york financial correspondent jens korte. well, it seems like netflix to do to tv what amazon did to retail. is that right? jens: well, i mean in a certain sense y

>> tom foreman, thanks so much.t's direct involvement in this plan. do you think this is a serious issue? >> we don't know yet. he is the president. he has a right to have a direct voice in where the fbi is located. i don't have a problem with that, but this conflict of interest will always hang over him. jimmy carter was a people farmer and put his peanut warehouse in a blind trust so that nobody could say people were buying peanuts from him to influence him. this guy owns a huge hotel right down the street. the problem is he should have divested himself of all of this. he should still. he is going to be tied in knots by discovery. god forbid there's somebody at the fbi that says the president in an e-mail -- the president wants to improve his real estate values so "x." that's the kind of thing that could come out with proper oversight from congress >> is this something that the white house takes seriously? obviously they have been dealing with questions about conflicts of interest from the very beginning when the

ago today muhammad ali was celebrating as a throne drum bill in the jungle knock out against george foreman in what is now the democratic republic of congo in those days americans arguably did more than take a knee of the game they said things like this about nato nation foreign intervention in the developing world and went to jail for it hell no matter. that all right in my. mind. i will tell you my problem you want to. do you want me to go from one fight what you want is not a. while britain's biggest stars have yet to turn out to against to raise a maze hostile environment legacy the us does of course have swapped stars like this who have upset president donald trump have cops that are murdering people we have cops in s.f. .

s the states the statute of limitations foreman da to manda reporting violations is three years. >>e' this morning learning more about a strong weather system sweeping through overnigh strong wind and hail ripped through the new england area. >> parts of rhode island and massachusetts were hit hard. look.a the storm uprooted trees, snapped power poles and ripped the roofs off several homes. this is video from the lincoln area in rhode island. power is out for most of the people living and worki there. so far there are no injuries reported. >>> 4:18 our time right now. we start with a look at the traffic report. >> let's check in with melissa mollet and your traffic alert. >> outer loop at telegraph roadl bottp shut down. this is a two vehicle collision involving injuries. we're not sures how long t will be closed. the backups are starting to build here this morning. you can see thepl p is showing you that closurear . also on the inner loop. bethesda, 270 north after the beltway, one lane gets by. this is the l standing project hoping that will be wrapped up here in the next week

the foreman has said that this underlines the need for a strict , or demanding approach in france as relations with iran. there are going to be a lot of people talking about these developments and reacting to these on a diplomatic level. we are still piecing together all the bits of it. crackdown in france today. on shiite association. and then assets being frozen with iranian intelligence and other iranian suspects. >> thank you for that. now to italy. the mayor of a small town in the south of the country, a man who became a symbol for welcoming migrants to italy has been placed under house arrest for allegedly aiding illegal immigration. our rome correspondent covering the story for a spirit she joins us from rome. give us the details on this things --it >> everyone across italy's is asking how is it possible that the mayor of -- come of this tiny town, domenico lugano could be accused of crimes. after a lengthy investigation by the police, they have accused him of aiding and of aiding illegal immigration, promoting marriages, and misusing public funds for the allocation of garbage

foreman of the factory and he tells us the low wages are not his only concern the whole project is on the verge of failure he says the program the problem is the spaniards built this factory and gave us a few weeks of training with the machines then they just left again if it but when . the factory has no trucks to transport the nuts now the distribution network no major bias just building a factory is not much help he says. but the stuff won't go without a fight when a factory closed down they collected money in the village to get production started again but the farms won't last forever. a delay says his mother keeps urging him to go to europe but he'd rather stay here. as your wife and i will have to go to europe that is it if the work in the dishes were better with better pay i would stay here to help my mother and father says. the ot the village elders a warning to us that they tell us that there are hardly any young men left and that it's difficult to persuade them to stay. or delay it says europe is not only a stream but it could be his only way out. most people trying to get t

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disappear as a way until lewis hamilton potentially gets his hands on a fifth while title and foreman on the sadie's driver will start from pole at the us concrete in austin texas the sixty seven points ahead nearest rival sebastian vettel will stop and talk to a pretty penalty opponents to finish second if hamilton wins all the time the race is over at thirty three hamilton could become just the third driver to make it to five championships now the race in forever anythings just said the race is just go by it feels like the longest year but it is going by quicker at the same time and jeez i'm now in the third all this driving here looking at cammies thirty nine i'm like you know i think before you know i'll be the oldest driver here and well you know i'll be. you know my last year like that so i was i just enjoy the moment go out there have fun that's that's what got me into this war in the first place and i did i enjoyed it when american go fabrics kept awakes up on monday morning he will be the sports new well number one victory the c.j. cup in south korea on sunday caps and great

officials as well as turkish affiliate fishel as earlier today the foreman is the speaking that's very soon the world will know exactly what's happened to jamal khashoggi jamal for the moment thank you very much kimberly help that in washington for us this kimberly does this increase the pressure on the trumpet ministration to go to the mr trump has gone so far. yeah there's definitely some pressure on the trumpet ministration but there's also some pressure on the crown prince mohammed bin solomon and that is because the reporting seems to indicate. an important deadline has passed and let me explain how that deadline has been calculated you remember that meeting the optics which were criticized very much so here in the united states and around the world of the u.s. secretary of state sitting down in riyadh with mohammed and some of the crown prince will that meeting wrapped up at about three pm riyadh time and reportedly in that meeting the u.s. secretary of state was very very clear in terms of the timeline moving forward that instructions we understand and that is being reported her

the foreman and match tells us islamic state terrorists carrot out mass executions here and that they tortured hundreds of civilians in the cellars. i hope that the stadium will be full again one day and the people will come and play sports here again like they did before the i.a.s. took control that's what we're hoping for. the first two games are due to take place here in a couple of weeks they could offer brief respite from everyday life in the ruins of russia. and our correspondents are here to will be with me in the day after the show to talk more about rocco one year after the liberation of yours back now with more business thank you very much brant yes we do have to take a look at the numbers to put you up to speed with the latest business headlines we're going to start with netflix the company big in. bester expectations to add nearly seven million new subscribers in the last quarter and streaming service reported that profit more than tripled from a year ago and revenues remain strong and flicks has invested heavily in the original programming but investors have worried about

the foreman in march tells us islamic state terrorists carried out mass executions here and that they tortured hundreds of civilians in the cellars. i hope that the stadium will be full again one day and the people will come and play sports here again. like they did before the i.a.s. took control that's what we're hoping for. the first game sergio to take place here in a couple of weeks they could offer brief respite from everyday life in the ruins of russia. and for more on the situation in iraq we are joined now by a german journalist and long time syria observer kristen helberg welcome. so it's now one year on since rocker was liberated and as we saw there there is a great deal of resentment against the president already has for not doing more to help rebuild. why do you think that they are not loosening the purse strings i think they have to two reasons first of all there really is a lack of funding a lack of support we just heard the young men saying that destroys rocca is supposed to rebuild it and the you as have really kind of try to avoid this social responsibility saying tha

he's a republican strategist foreman tim of the republican party of virginia and in boston jake mccabe jake worked in the obama administration a former officials the achieves these write a wrapper for attorney general eric holder will start with jake which is a take on all of this jake. i mean your first reaction is gratitude to the extraordinary men and women in law enforcement who put their lives in line every day and prevent and prevent these tragedies from becoming even bigger tragedies but you're absolutely right look this is a this is a tragic circumstance. but it's also infuriating this is not an act of god this doesn't come out of nowhere the reality is that you know the tone gets set at the top of the fish rots from the head down and when you've got a a president of the united states who talks about democrats as being the enemy instead of the opposition who calls them violent and evil who says that the the press are the enemy of the people.

miami and florida two suspicious packages addressed to new jersey democratic senator cory booker and foreman ash former director of national intelligence james clapper were intercepted well the u.s. president has been speaking out about this we heard him just a short time ago has a flavor of what he had to say. credible job by a large force we've carried out a for reaching federal state and local investigation to find the person or persons responsible for these of this. these terrorizing acts are despicable and have no place in our country. and. i've instructed authorities to spare no resource or expense in finding those responsible and bringing them to swift and certain justice. we will prosecute them him or her whoever it may be to the fullest extent of the law. we must never allow political violence to take root in america cannot let it happen and i'm committed to doing everything in my power as president to stop it and stop it. i have just concluded a briefing with the department of justice following the apprehension of the suspect i want to applaud the f.b.i. secret service the departme

the foreman in march tells us he's lying next day terrorists carried out mass executions here and that they tortured hundreds of civilians in these cellars. i hope that the stadium will be full again one day and the people will come and play sports here again. like they did before the eye is to control that's what we're hoping for. the first game surge you to take place here in a couple of weeks they could offer brief respite from everyday life in the ruins of russia. let's get more now on the situation in iraq are we are joined here in the studio by marcus speckle he is the editor in chief of the amnesty international journal thank you so much for joining us this morning before we can figure out what happens next in iraq i like to first ask you about amnesty international call at the moment when it comes to the city they claims that thousands were killed in u.s. led coalition airstrikes that called for an investigation do you think that we will ever see that. i think we might see an investigation and more responses by the u.s. by the u.k. and other coalition forces if organizations as

the jury spent around six hours on their deliberations and there was silence in court as the jury foreman the men who had been on bail were formally remanded today and they will be sentenced after prosecution reports on 16th november. but there are more stovewood trials to come, and they are gathering pace as rotherham seeks to move forward. search operations in indonesia have continued into the night following a passenger plane crash. indonesian authorities say it is unlikely that any of the 189 people onboard the lion air flight survived. the plane came down over the sea, only 14 minutes after take—off from the capital jakarta. rescue teams have been recovering bodies and personal items from the water. lion air's ceo said there had been a technical problem on a previous flight but that the issue had been resolved. a man accused of carrying out saturday's mass shooting in pittsburgh in which 11 people were killed has appeared in court. 46—year—old robert bowers was shot and injured by police officers after the attack at the tree of life synagogue, he appeared in court today in a wheelcha

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