baggio is here to take a closer look i know you've been looking at the calendars extra frederica for this story so tell me more you brought your saddle so when north korea's state media they've released the syrians these pictures featuring kim jong un writing this majestic white horse while visiting snow capped amount back to mt back to is a sacred mountain to north koreans and it's also the highest mountain in the peninsula. these pictures of course have been making the rounds online people have been wondering is this a funny spin off of game of thrones and it's actually no i mean there's a lot of symbolism in this big trysts and the white horse is a propaganda symbol for the kim family which has been ruling north korea for 7 decades and state media have occasionally shown came and his sister and he's there on this white horses so clearly it's a way of projecting the strength and. for the kim family and that you almost get the feeling that he wishes he had long hair so that you could you know slow and wave in the wind i mean you know all joking aside is there a political meaning beh

>> doesn't make any sense, frederica. this is a good day for justice.e can be happy al-baghdadi is dead. he was an evil man. we should not exaggerate the operational significance of this. we have too many examples in history of terrorist leaders being killed and their organizations continuing. a u.s. strike zone killed the head of the taliban in 2016 and they're alive more than ever. in 2016 they killed the leader of al qaeda in iraq. that doesn't do anything to improve the situation in iraq. it did everything to raise up al-baghdadi. we may be seeing a resurgence of the islamic tastate. they've been restaging more terrorist attacks. now the way we managed to defeat the caliphate was through the u.s./kurdish alliance and that's dead because president trump has very foolishly pulled u.s. troops out of most of syria and abandoned the kurds. that's the alliance that made it possible to defeat the caliphate and kill al-baghdadi. now trump is disbanding that alliance at a moment when there's an opportunity for an isis resurgence despite the death of its lead

>> there is, frederica. there's a big difference. if mr.is donating $5 million to a particular institution, his name is there. nobody is being bribed. in this case there was -- >> it's a high level athletic director. >> that high level official took $50,000 off the books. i understand conceptually it's the same thing. one thing is a donation. one is a bribe. there's a big difference here. this was under cover. it was intended to deceive the university admissions people and that's exactly what happened. coaches were bribed in this and other cases. >> okay. >> >> we're going to leave it there. are you in washington for that supreme court occasion? >> no, no. >> the black tie event? >> they're continuing to 34 standards and bringing the wrong people. i'm here to do what legal societies do. yes, i'm here. >> well, you've looking good doing it. >> go get' em. >> we'll be right back. panera's new warm grain bowls are full of good. full of flavor. color. full of... woo! full of good. so you can be too. try our new warm grain bowls today. order now

boards as well who knows whether he'll take this as a child i don't know what ecstasy as we said frederica there is always that every thank you thank you. or the spanish football league have asked for the match between barcelona and real madrid to be moved to spain's capital over fears of civil unrest following days of protest in kind of lumia barcelona's campanella stadium was set to host the so-called classical match between fierce rivals in the 26th of october the league made the request of the spanish football federation both clubs will be consulted before a decision is reached. well police in bulgaria have arrested 6 football fans following monday's euro 2020 qualification match in sofia during the match england players were subjected to racist abuse with incidents of monkey chants and nazi salutes police have so far dignified 15 supporters who thought they were been involved the incident calls the head of bulgaria's football association to announce his resignation european football's governing body wafer has yet to issue a punishment as anti-discrimination organizations call for bulg

boards as well who knows whether he'll take this as a child i don't know or an ecstasy as we said frederica as always but every thank you thank you. they have arrested 6 football fans following monday's euro 2020 qualification match in sofia during the match england players were subjected to racist abuse with incidents of monkey chants and nazi salutes police have so far identified 15 supporters thought to have been involved in the incident calls the head of bulgaria's football association to announce his resignation european football's governing body you wait for has yet to issue a punishment as anti-discrimination organizations call for bulgaria to be kicked out of the competition. japan has gone crazy for rugby the country more often associated with sumo wrestling is hosting this year's rugby world cup and the national team has booked its place in the quarter finals for the 1st time now shops are struggling to keep up with the demand for merchandise. 'd rugby mania has reached fever pitch in japan. the world cup hosts into the quarter finals of the competition sentence death to 3 6. so i

nearly half of them children up teenagers.of my colleague, frederica wilson, together during the break. ave me a bracelet made from a bullet. we are not going away until we get legislation passed to reduce violence in our country. the -- as you know, this has week of some issues that relate to our foreign engagement. obviously, very proud of the on the floor of congress to associate ourselves with the of the ic aspirations young people of hong kong. i've been working with now three hong kong of democratic leaders. obey e chinese regime to the basic law underwhich hong was to have two systems, living under the basic law. which guarantees basic things that they are not living up to. clearly in ae very bipartisan way about our support that. we have bipartisan support in the senate. hopefully that will come up soon there. as you know yesterday on the a or, 354 members voted in bipartisan way to oppose the dangerous decision in regards to syria. 2-1, republicans voted to action.he president's 60 votes in favor of the legislation. would call for turkey to use restraint, for us to help our fr

was in florida for -- i was all over the country, but when i was in florida, i received this from frederica wilson, my colleague. bracelets are made with bullets in the color orange, which is the color of gun violence protection. i told the president we are not going away until we get this background check bill passed. but it is just among the other for-the-people agenda legislation that we have. so legislate, investigate, mr. schiff, mr. chairman, will be here shortly. he'll report on some of that. i just want to say how proud i am of him and the members of the intelligence committee for being here over the break. valuable legislation -- investigations that they have done and you'll hear from him momentarily. in terms of litigation, we have been very successful in the courts. last friday, we won five decisions in our favor in terms of congress' authority under the constitution. and today another decision came down in our favor in relationship to emoluments. you probably have that information on your phone. but, again, another recognition that our founders had very deep suspicion about fore

s foreign affairs representative frederica morgan really made the announcement on the sidelines of the valdai for when tsotsi apart from the 3 countries that initiated the creation of the mechanism france germany and great britain 8 more e.u. member states have decided to join 2 more countries are expected to follow in their footsteps the so-called in stakes mechanism was set up in january 29th france germany and the u.k. with the founders they wanted to show iran that they are committed to the terms of the nuclear deal after the u.s. unilaterally pulled out of it and meanwhile washington is persisting with this maximum pressure campaign against iran and the tense standoff between iran and the u.s. it's emerged that the reuters news agency may have aggravated tensions with an inaccurate piece of reporting saskia taylor explains. timing is everything has worked as has apparently only just discovered the news agency has got itself into a bit of a pickle over this article in it a senior figure in the rayney a military is quoted shaking his belligerent fist at washington and saying it bett

for some sort of humanitarian assistance all zone so that is why frederica mockery me said it was very important that the e.u. foreign ministers discuss this topic syria turkey will again be on the agenda at an easy it later this week on thursday of friday a higher level it is expected that perhaps e.u. leaders might come out with something more with more statements because all we know for now is the foreign ministers were trying to push for an e.u. wide arms embargo on all exports to turkey they were not able to do that it seems at least not for the time being but other but several countries including france germany and finland have said that they are suspending all of their arms exports to turkey for the time being because they can't tell exactly how those arms and weapons are being used there's also a push for possible sanctions on turkey something that was discussed by foreign ministers and that is what we heard from the e.u. foreign policy chief ok natasha thank you. the british monarch says her government's priority is to secure the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. by october 31st

my colleague, frederica wilson, when i was in florida during the break gave me this bracelet made from bullets and the orange color of gun violence prevention. so we're not going away until we get legislation passed to reduce gun violence in our country. as you know this has been a week of some issues that relate to our foreign engagement. i was very proud of the work on the floor of congress to associate ourselves with the democratic aspirations of the young people of hong kong. i've been working with now three generations of hong kong democratic leaders just from the chinese regime to obey the basic law under which hong kong was to exist one country, two systems living under the basic law which made certain guarantees that are not being lived up to. but congress came through this week, spoke very clearly in a bipartisan way about our support for that and that we had bipartisan support in the senate, too. so hopefully that will come up soon there. as you know yesterday on the floor 354 members voted in a bipartisan way to oppose the president's dangerous decision in regard to syria. b

i was in florida -- i was all over the country but when i was in florida i received this from frederica wilson, my colleague. the bracelets are made with bullets and the color orange which is the color of gun violence protection. i told the president we're not going away until we get this background check bill passed. so legislate, investigate, mr. schiff, mr. chairman will be here shortly and report on that. i want to say how proud i am of him and the members of the intelligence committee for being here over the break for the valuable legislation investigations that they have done, and again you'll hear from him momentarily. in terms of litigation we have been very successful and of course last friday we won five decisions in our favor in terms of congress' authority under the constitution. and today another decision came down in our favor in relationship to emoluments. you probably had that information on your phones. but, again, another recognition that our founders had very deep suspicion about foreigners interfering in our government. and, again, in our elections. and the a emolume

foreign policy chief frederica marini has condemned turkey's advance and says syria and raise concerns about the rise of isolation influence in the region. their conclusions we call for a ministerial meeting. of the global coalition because we see as one of the most immediate consequences of this military t.v. it is in the northeast of syria the fact that. refined its briefing space inside that territory that worries us and normally this is a direct security threat to the european union not only to the european union 1st and foremost to the region and the international community so we want to see. this tackled in the global coalition formant iran's president hassan rouhani says u.s. sanctions have failed to bring his country's economy down during a press conference at the presidential palace rouhani said iran will continue scaling back its commitments to the 2050 nuclear deal until the e.u. fulfills its promises he also said they're trying to reduce their reliance on oil revenues russian president vladimir putin is in saudi arabia where he's expected to sign oil agreements and discuss

listen to congresswoman frederica wilson and then to what biden said yesterday about the president. >w if joe biden has the stamina, the strength, to take on president trump. he's beating up on this man, and there's only so much you can take. and so, i worry about him. >> this is not about me. it's not about my son. there's not a shred of evidence there's anything done that's been wrong. this guy, like all bullies, is a coward! he does not want to run against me. >> joining me now, presidential candidate and congressman from ohio, tim ryan. welcome back to the broadcast. good to see you. what do you think about congresswoman wilson there, doubting biden's stamina and strength? do you agree? i mean, what's your assessment on how biden has responded to the president and all these unsubstantiated attacks? >> well, you know, i think the people have to decide this, alex. i mean, it's not a dodge. it's like my opinion is irrelevant in a lot of ways. the people have to evaluate all of us running and they've got to figure out who they think is best to take him on. and over the course of the n