people instead of being convinced what to vote for you have to come pain and convince them toward frist i don't think any of the. main parties. if they happen and see who are really catering to the you need most of the parties are promising job creation it's the right message for a country with an unemployment rate of more than twenty five percent but going on a little has found no comfort in campaign promises as smiling pretty sick tried to move forward saying i think it's quite pointless because like it's going to take another i don't know how many years for us to actually realize change while he's given up on south africa's politicians cannondale has not yet given up on his job hunt. it's ten years says that he had a schoolbook around launch this insurgency in nigeria since then tens of thousands of people have been killed and u.n.h.c.r. says more than two million have been displaced our correspondents funny facade traveled to terrell tong the bonus states in the northeast of the country where she met a woman who dreams of a life after. she wants to provide for her children and start

. >>> a dramatic chase across the bay bridge after a deadly shooting in frist. the killing happened in san francisco about 1:00 in afternoon near golden gate and hyde street near the civic center. investigators say they saw a man in the car who had been shot. the gunman got away but not for long. police spotted the putback heading over the bay bridge. days. him into west oakland wsh >> now to the latest on the investigation into the sfpd raid at a to resign one day after he admitted the raid was a mistake. nbc bay area sergio quintana live at san francisco police headquarters tonight with the developments sergio. >> reporter: yeah with, and i just got off the phone with the president of the police officers association saying his members tell him that the police chief was very well briefed about in investigation that ultimately led to that raid and it is in part because of that that the president of the police officers union is calling on the chief to resign. now the extent -- there is of an extensive post that the poa wrote reading in parf a journalist home when

the state assembly pass add controversial measure allowing the city of frist to open a facility where people could use drugs under supervision. the city leaders argue that opening the site is necessary to help ease the chronic drug and homelessness problem. last year they showed what the site would to pass thesete and governor. even if clears those hurdles it will face another challenge. to block aim vowing to file an appeal of yesterday's ruling blocking him from build being sections of his promised border wall. the federal judge in elbowed blocked key sections of the bar carrier set to be built with money secured under the emergency declaration. now the order applies to two projects that would add 51 miles of barrier. on twitter mr. trump accused the judge of being an obama appointed activist judge. the administration is seeking expedited appeal. the president in japan today for a four-day visit. today meeting with the business leaders there. tomorrow he is set to play a round of golf with the prime minister before heading to asume of wrestling match. also some policy involved in th

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time frist to take a look at the top stories here that just air and strike by the syrian government on it has killed several civilians and the attack happened as the u.n. aid chief was mourning that there have been realised in northwestern syria where the government and its allies are trying to retake the last rebel stronghold. president trump has recently with canada and mexico to remove u.s. tyrants from steel and alum in human polls the move could put the 3 countries a step closer to ratifying the new trilateral trade deal that would replace nafta the north american free trade. voting is underway in australia in elections that could deliver a 6th prime minister in as many years opinion polls suggest the conservative governing coalition will lose to the center left labor party. representatives from the u.n. the e.u. and the african union have urged sudan's military and the protest leaders to resume talks immediately both sides were expected to reach a deal earlier this week but the dialogue was suspended for 72 hours after protests is set up roadblocks across the capital khartoum in

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secretary of the army, his distinguished career, he also worked with as national security advisor to bill frist. he held multiple senior positions in the pentagon and is a graduate of the us military academy, having served in the regular army for more than a decade. he has a phd in public policy from the george washington university. moderating our discussion today is founder and editor of the fence era space, for nearly 25 defense and aerospace leaders in the public and private sector have relied on that policy strategy and technology. a brief note for our reporters in the room that secretary esper, a small gaggle at the end of the events the reporters can hold their questions and let the rest of the audience ask questions. i would like to thank you for being here. it will be a captivating conversation on power and strategy and competition. please join me in welcoming to the stage secretary esper. >> good morning, everyone. how are you doing? thank you for that introduction. appreciate your words. great to be back here and to see so many familiar faces. today we are going to talk about the arm

the ceo of the vogel group, former chief counsel, the senate majority leader bill frist, the national republican senatorial committee and former deputy counsel for the republican national committee. alex, first of all, good to have you with us. this is quite a spectacle to the whole nadler, cohen, on the judiciary committee, talking about lying. they are the ones who have been lying for two and a half years, attacking this president, lying to the american people, day in and day out, non-stop. what a spectacle to watch today. your reaction? >> it really was incredibly unfortunate. the ranking member was right when he said they really denied both the minority in the committee and the american people a legitimate opportunity to hear from the attorney general who frankly has done both in his senate testimony and i believe in his correct refusal to come in front of the house today has done an admiral job defending the constitutional prerogatives of the executive branch and importantly the office of the attorney general. not only is he right on the presidential issue of whether or not a dul

three, democratic administrations and the dpormer speechwriter for then senate majority leader bill frist to start with you. can we go to peter this question here, i want to know, peter, we have been hearing about the constitutional crisis. what does that actually look like? >> i think it looks like what it's evolving to be but it's a crisis of chaos, which we certainly see daily. it's a crisis of national security, which we are seeing now with no strategy, whether it be venezuela or iran. it's a skries of global leadership, friends who work for our allies in europe and africa and central latin america, don't have anything or trust of this president. it's a crisis to of bankruptcies and suicides in our farming kmurnty because of t community because of the tariffs, it's a crisis because of the violence in our churches. and it's a crisis because in our economy, all of the conditions today are very similar to the great cash of '08. but it is also a crisis of profound crisis that a very senior diplomat texted me this morning, the nation is crying out for deliverance. >> amy, what do you think

former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, ale holmes, former speechwriter for then-snad leader bill fristof you on this holiday weekend. governor, to you first, you made no bones about the fact you're a joe biden supporter. if you're joe biden and you're maintaining a nearly 20-point lead on your closest competitor this weekend, what is your mentality and approach right now? >> that it's a long, long road ahead. with that type of lead you have to try to avoid making any big mistakes. if joe biden can go through the next 12, 13 months without making any major mistakes, i think he's the nominee. it's as simple as that. >> he starts out in front and stays out in front with no mistakes in your mind? >> wire to wire. >> "vanity fair" reporting on the republican efforts to take down joe biden, the 2020 candidate most feared by president donald trump and republican insiders working to re-elect him is that article. are they jumping ahead here though? we are such an early stage in this race. the strategy behind going full throttle on takedown effort right now is what? >> well, i think the strategy

fast forward 25 years, i'm in the united states house of representatives and there's senator bill frist majority leader of the senate getting a smallpox vaccination. what is going on? i thought we killed it off. i thought it wasn't around any more. then to find out well maybe it wasn't all destroyed and maybe some people thought it would be a good idea to hold on to some and now in this new age of worldwide global terrorism it might become a thing again. and what a disappointment to understand that the scientists among us had gone to, i mean reading these stories about the ring vaccinations in ethiopia and the problems that they had to deal with, and they got it done. but then for whatever reason policymakers or someone decided that well maybe we don't want to completely get rid of smallpox. i can't think of any utility it would have in the future but nonetheless that decision of made. we're very fortunate we've avoided some major threats. during my time in the united states house of representatives and i came in 2003, we've gone from sars, bird flu one, to bird flu two, swine flu, zika