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describing the act as a mercy killing.ag gar's defense team said a sloppy investigation led to the surprise confession. >> this is a shotty investigation. r or nvestiga prosecutor asked the question of what is the cause of death. how much more embarrassment is the navy going to take fo be they say enough? >> scott is one of seven navy seals granted immunity in exchange for testimony. he can't be charged with murder, but if determined h lied on the stand, he can be charged with perjury. despite the confession, prosecutors will not drop premeditated murder charges against gallagher, saying the credibility of the witness is for the jury to decide. o >> what they may d convict him of some lesser offense -- cruelty, assault. but i think that panel wille extremely hard pressed to convince gallagher of murder. >> reporter: tonight more seals testifying about his actions while deployed, a war crimes trial now riddled so many twists and turns, ultimately in the hands of seven service tmembers decidinghe fate of a decorated peer. >> reporter: gallagher is also accusedf several offenses including usin

2 people have been killed during heavy rains in southeastern russia several tributaries of the and gar river in the siberian region of could burst their banks entire villages have been swept away as well as 13 major bridges and around 6000 people now evacuated regional government has declared a state of the nijinsky. a captain of a rescue ship being refused permission to dock in italy says conditions are worsening for the 40 people on board rescued from the mediterranean sea watch 3 skipper is being threatened with arrest and his ship impounded if she enters harbor on the italian island of lampedusa and what explains. the sea watch 3 is the latest symbol of the refugee crisis on europe's open from. the standoff continues over where to take 40 migrants who were rescued from the sea off the coast of libya more than 2 weeks ago their stock on the charity ship refused permission to dock on the italian island of lampedusa italy's government adamantly refuses to accept responsibility a stance endorsed by the european court of human rights this week and so the migrant continues so close to la

>> gar goil. >> right. >> minorbird, canary, parrot. all can be found in pet shops. which appears in the book "treasure island"? answer? >> canary. >> nope. it's parrot. thinking is strenuous art. few people practice it. th was the thoughtful observation of david ben-gurion, the firstr prime ministef what middle east country whe tel aviv is a major city? >> israel. >> it is. nice job. sandy springs friends. 200 points. [ applause ] we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back, everyone.s today' contestants will receive tickets to the museum and sculpture garden featuring exhibit manifesto art and agency including a truth booth. check them out on their website. >>> and while there's a museum, please head to our facebook page and like us. all right. it is time forhe picture perfect round. questions worth 20 points up or down in this particular round. ladies and gentlemen, here we go. this cigar galaxy isocated in what constellation known in english as the great bear? jefferson? that's it. a joint scan by rearranging the letters in this phrase you can n

now you can see the problems they had on d-day, because when the landing craft hit the sand gars, the men started wadin ashore and found deeper water ahead, and those who had their low turnedvers too turtle and many were drowned. this is crossing the deep spot and headed toward cherbourg itself. ships were lined up as far as the eye could see, bringing supplies ashore. we needed shorebird badly -- cherbourg badly because we needed a poor, but we discovered it was pretty badly destroyed by the germans themselves and they had destroyed the docks. it took almost two months before we can bring a ship in. they set up mines and destroyed the famous docs were the transatlantic line used to land. destroyed the docks but inland bridges that crossed the river's in the area. this is one of them destroyed by the germans. soon the french people came back into the city and gave us a warm welcome. soon we found the prisoners, and i think they took something like 16 or 18,000 men out of the they are area, and still holding their personal belongings, marching toward the beaches because they had to be

tomoowg, game threef the nba warriors skies, mild p.m., ifde conditions, temperures prior gar so in oakland. in places where tomorrow's highs will be 94, 95 degrees. thursday, 81, 82 degrees. a very sharp drop and it will be accompanied by very windy conditions as well. so let's look at the forecast. bright and sunny and warm to hot. cooler and much, much cooler, i should underscore. and breezier on thursday and friday. then the temperatures rebound. it gets hot sunday, monday, tuesday. we may see some inland locations flirting with the 90s. >> 96? >> oh, yeah. 96, 98 in some of the warmest inland spots tomorrow. >> they don't even have ac. >> they used to do weird stuff. >> it's the end of the line. the rain is over but it is also changed the game forever. >> and how safe are you in california? surprising new study and where we rate. >>> southbound is looking pretty good on the right-hand side. good on the right-hand side. on this tuesday. each morning, people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up t

we have to start going the marcus gar i have route or the tyler perry route and make our own films withe images we want to see. >> tucker: toys to restate are not real so they don't have races in the first place. they are inanimate objects of cloth or in this case of pixel. >> buzz lightyear, you don't think he has a race? >> no. he is post-racial fair to say. leaving aside the point why do we still have film critics and maybe she should get a real job, isn't it backwards, don't you succeed creating viable businesses or creating great works of art or creating something? the way to get people to succeed is not necessarily by having them see characters who look like them but by encouraging them to work hard and make good choices and learn a lot. isn't that more productive? >> isn't that the point of "toy story"? doesn't it have all the good themes? isn't that why we have our kids watch certain movies and read certain books because it will encourage them to do the good things? if they see themselves reflected in that, they will have a positive self-image. also those people who don't see th

. >>> two adults and two kids are out of their home after a fire started in the gar laj. crews ended up cutting the door to get in. >>> number five, a look at walnut creek, 94 degrees. we'll take a few degrees off your temperatures. with you'll be warmer than average compared to everybody else who is going to be a little bitto slightly cooler than average. >>> number six, back to oakland. an update on that rollover crash westbound 580 near 14. just fr. all lanes are back open now from fruitvale to park boulevard. i think it will clearout quickly. >>> it's easier to b.a.r.t., car poolers will be able to park in the permit section of the lot. >>> google with a pledge to tackle housing crisis. google would use its own land, rezone i where google will build. >> they're willing to make commitments and put resources behind those commitments. obviously time will tell. i feel we're on a good path. >> google is also pledging $50 million toward helping the homeless. >>> glass door asked people to anonymously rate their ceos to create its list of the top 100 bosses in 2019. the ceo

residents weren't allow to grow gar in their front yards, but the county just passed or nance to changet. some say they are thrilled and others are not thrilled at all. news 4's aimee cho takes us to anendale where the great garden debate is under way. >> this is lettuce i'm about to eat in my sandwt'h and is pretty delicious. >> reporter: name any plant and there's a good chance that leo has it in his garden. he and his girlfriend ashley ayers have been building their garden a year, technically beedre it was allow they say they wanted to help the environment and have some extra food in the >>process. we had both supporters and detractors and in fact got reported to the county and had inspectors out here and had to go through the whole gamarole. porter: fairfax county is giving folks the green light to grow gardens in the frontrd and over the first half year, there's also been some growing resentment. >> i think he's failed with his vegetable garden. >> reporter: valerie smith lives nearby and likes the idea of the garden, but wishes they would take better care of it. n> at least all ou

look forward to the conversation today between our author and the gar theirsburg mayor, judd ashman, join me in working jesus ashman and chris wilson. [applause] >> thank you so much, hannah, and we're so looking forward to the new story the silver springs. so, this is a remarkable book. we have -- i'm sure we have all read good inspirational -- the tales of redemption before. i think this book delivers on that front but also happens to be outstandingly written piece, and so i want to give you all a flavor of this and ask chris to just read from the prologue and then we'll get into in some questions. >> how is everybody doing? >> great. >> thank you for coming out. >> they came to my cell at 4:00 a.m. but i was already awake. dressed, and standing by my bunk. it wasn't that i couldn't sleep. those days i was sleeping better than ever. i was more like my body knew, this is the moment, chris, ten years, four months in the making, let's get it done. you ready, wilson? i'm ready. they walk me down the tier, everyone asleep at this hour, nothing but the sound or our shoes on the concrete

you probably hear and definitely see the protesters filling that physical gar square behind -- trafalgar square behind me. they are expecting hundreds of thousands oy.protesters toda the optics much different than when the president arrived yesterday. that was all pomp and circumstance. today it isolitics and business. the president starting his date at buckingham palace along with the outgoing prime minister theresa may. it was a business summit that included ivanka trump. let's listen to what they said. >> a huge opportunities to work together in the future -- >> i think we'll have a vey, very substantial deal it will be a very good deal. i think there something that you folks want to do, my folks want do, and we want to do. >> reporter: the president will end much of his day with may. they are going to have a private lunch at 10 downing street with their spouses. she's going show him the churchill war rooms. then they'll sit down for a blackwell meeting with their -- bilateral meeting with their deegates. the queen and members of the regime royal family will be at e home of the ambass

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>> guest: dale gar anythingly, one rule is don't try to win because when you win you don't win andown you lose you lose. when you vanquish another person in argument that's completely wrong. you destroy another person. all you have method is an enemy and an enemy is not a person persuaded. that's not the way. if the business is persuasion, try to find common cause and then debate the ways to get the common cause. >> host: rule number three we'll pass because it's don't assume the motives of other person and we have unpacked. that number four is use your values as a gift, not a weapon. >> guest: people often -- they have strong views on social issues, economic issues, foreign policy issues and use them as a cudgel. you want to kill babies, whatever it is. that's using a moral view, something you presumably hold dear that is beautiful good and based on your morality. it's a weapon. the only way somebody is going accept it and try to understand it and maybe god willing be persuaded byite two more rules. stand up to he man, refuse to be used by the powerful. no wanted to be used by their

been in many wars since we last declared war, the 5th of june 1942, when congress declared war on but gar wra, romania and hungary. the general sense that the an people inial of our popular government as the administrative state, the bureaucracy does most of the actual legislating making the rules that bring the rubber to the road in this and i think americans of all persuasions sense that something is badly out of what can. >> i would agree with you. used to be democrat and republican. at this point, i could make the case that both parties have some serious issues. you label yourself as a former republican. now independent. why did you leave the party? >> because the party decided to normalize the 45th president who i think is not a normal president. it has now drained itself of ideas. overthrown the ideas it used to believe in just take protectionism. republicans and conservatives were for modest limited government. protectionism is telling the people what they can buy and at what the prices. >> we now have a system where passing legislation isn't necessarily the goal. it's more about p

guy smith who served on the clinton impeachment defense team is here and also ross gar ber.have both of you. thank you ross, thank you guy. ross, you first. to say impeachment is a media obsession is not entirely accurate. jerry nadler has twice urged speaker pelosi to begin impeachment inquirienquiries. you say she doesn't think impeaching trump is worth the risk. what are the risks? >> i think that's true. and i'll add to that. i think volume two of the mueller report looks a heck of a lot like an impeachment referral to me. the risks are that an impeachment process is hard. it takes up a ton of time. it's also politically perilous, because remember what happened during the clinton impeachment with newt gingrich. he wound up losing seats in the house. he lost his position as speaker. and the president, president clinton emerged from the impeachment process more popular than ever. nancy pelosi does not want to be the next newt gingrich. >> yeah. guy, you say that in spite of democrat's dilemma on whether to impeach or not, you say the process is moving forward. >> i think i

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i gar around tee you this.g debated in the house and senate and they would be under water by the time the thing passed. can you not? isn't that obviously the case? >> it's about pushing. we saw that when fdr was trying to pass the new deal. world war ii. the entry was highly unpopular with the american people for a long time. they went out and made the case. >> the other example, sometimes you shouldn't push things that are too unpopular. that can literally cost you the elections. >> it was the right thing to do at the time. if we were going to be able to integrate the schools. the federal government had to make that happen. >> people ran away. >> how do you talk about it in a way that americans know what we are talking about? there is wonk talk and real talk. wonk talk is -- i'm so enamored with the policy idea that i'm not going to talk about what speaks to what americans care about. bussing, let's take that aside. that's a complicated one. in the context of health care reform and what everyone wants and some

. >> gar snrett? >> i think there's a tactical problem too.ot apologizing worked for donald trump in part because he's donald trump but in part because he never turned the fire hydrant off. there was always another thing the next day and he was able to constantly change the subject and control what he wants to talk about. the biden campaign isn't running that way. we have not seen joe biden at a public event since late last week. we won't see him until this weekend. they have to decide if they will let joe biden be joe biden. that means you have to take the good with the bad. but if you bubble wrap him and you don't have him out here, something like this then gets to fester for two, three or four days and campaign aides out doing cable television will never be able to clean it up or address something as folsomly as the candidate himself. >> that's such a good point. it highlights both of their strategic and you called them tactical vulnerabilities, that he's so limited in terms of our access to him that everything sticks. this is the second da

. >> thanks, gar yeah. was it pizza again tonight for them?pizza, we had gourmet food, anderson. >> good. >> everybody's happy with tonight. >> kicked it up a notch. gary, thanks very much. please, thank them all for us. it's particularly interesting when you heard the woman in the background, i apologize for not knowing her name. my 3:00 a.m. issue, using language harris had used. >> it's interesting to me both nights and so familiar to me having worked so often in iowa was how almost indignant they were that anyone would suggest that they would have made their mind up. when i was a young reporter, i was covering a presidential race and i went to a high school -- this was new hampshire, but they have quite the same attitude and a presidential candidate spoke and i asked a kid, how did you feel, 15-year-old kid, very impressive. if you could vote, would you vote for him? the kid would grin -- i haven't met all the candidates yet. >> that's the thing about iowa. for those who don't follow this and haven't been there for a campaign, in iowa and

ambassador to mexico, antonio gars a. mr. ambassador, thank you so much for being with us.me? david.: good morning, david: you have dodged a bullet. is there a huge sense of relief down there? relief andere is anticipation about what this deal may mean with some concerns over the challenges of implementation and it being do in 90 days. many of the measures announced yesterday had been in prop -- have been in progress for some time. it looks like the urgency had not been there, but the ,nitiative to remain in mexico with a safe third country designation for mexico was a red line for them. in lieu of that they have the commitment to guatemalans remaining in mexico as they penned hondurans and salvadorans being consigned to guatemala. officially they talked about the use of the national guard on the southern border, up to 6000 troops and as you know, david, there are some real issues about the national guard's capabilities. mexico,s remaining in back in december it was the .bject of a legal challenge additional use of the national notd with some concerns being implemented. in

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jillian: president trump calling iran nation of terror following tanker attacks, gar jet -- garrett tenneye proof that the trump administration maximum pressure campaign against the iran is working and that iran is now lashing out in response to heavy u.s. sanctions which are crippling its economy. on friday on "fox & friends" president trump said those sanctions will not go away until the regime changes its behavior and stops destabilizing actions in the region. >> when i came into office they were an absolute terror, they were all over the place, they were in yemen, they were in syria, we had 14 different sites of conflict, they were in charge of every single -- every single place. and they really are, they are a nation of terror and they've changed a lot since i've been president, i can tell you, they were unstoppable and now they are in deep, deep trouble. >> in that interview the president tried to clarify comments he made earlier in the week when he suggested that he would take information on political rivals from foreign countries if it was offered to them and would not report those

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lawrence in london,wi congressman sean duffy congressional congressman house armed service member john gare conversations, it seems like they've gotten given the president a warm welcome your reaction congressman duffy. >> getting along really well say let's strike a deal on trade, so it looks like -- regardless what liberal media is saying, you know 250,000 o protesters leading the president, it is gone really well from president fantastic. >> there are o protesters look at streets of london people are coming out, and a protesting the president as well but trade is obviously, the key issue here. congressman garamendi, you are seeing the president use tariffs as he leverage for a lot of things, this laifrts on mexico tell me about at a as a you've got motor vehicles foreign minister this week meeting with secretary pompeo will mexico come up with big tightening items on the table to actually offset, this tariff the president threatened. >> i doubt that they will. i think that we have very serious situation in which the president is using tariffs as a lever and thus far not very successful