gore. could move to 30,000 foot perspective, how do you understand whae supposed to do in evaluating clear error? i mean we have just appendices in this case that is like that. t' say there are 100 different factual demtions. we think 15 of them are wrong, do we reverse for clear error in that situation? or is itor we don't normally review other than in these cases, don't normal review record for factuaings. and i'm just wondering how you think we should do tha >> even one clear errore sufficient if it leaves the court with a defit firm conviction that an error was made below. here weoied to many errors in the dis court's analysis, both legal and factual, to esh the standard that's been met. this court exactly this in cromartie 2. they reviewed the record and rmined clear error had been committed and therefore reversed a finding of a three-judge panel of racial predominc >> so we give different doaftion importancen particular facts and weighhose? in reviewing the entire record? >> yes. we'v

gore, we review this for clear error. the district cou credited the plaintiff's expert and found your experts noncredible. so how ds that meet the clear error standard? >> all three of dr. ragusa's opinions contradict the data in his report which demonstrated that race did not predominate in the changes to district one. his own data shows that politic was a stronger predictor than race of whether b.t.e. was moved out of district one. he concluded there was no correliobetween race and whether they were moved into district one. that'sag111 of the joint appendix. thoss alone establish that dr. ragusa's three opinions in this appeal reliable and unprobative. but there's even more. for each of those three opinion he ismitted other errors. he did not control for where in the district voters live. >> i thought he said as far as geographic continuity, the size of the different districts was an adequate proxy for that? >> he did say traditional inciples were embedded in his analysis. whatever he meant by that he did admit on cross

headlines of price tv, palestinian resistance fighters fire rockets at occupied al gores and tel aviv in retaliation for this really aggression that's claim the lives of more than 2800 gosons so far. tehron in moscow believe. that the root cause of the conflict in gaza stems from decades of israeli oppression and crimes against palestinians. hesmala resistance movement hits five more israeli military bases along the lebanese border. hello and welcome to press tv's world news and hashim, thanks so much for being with us, we continue of course with our report on the situation in the gaza strip where israely warplanes continue to hammer hammer the gaza strip neighborhood by neighborhood, reducing the fully blockaded palestinian territory to rapo over 2800 palestinians including more than a thousand. children have been killed in the 10 days of relentless bombardment by the regime. almost 11,000 others have been wounded so far. palestinian civil defense officials say over 1,000 people are missing under the rupple of buildings destroyed by israeli air strikes in gaza. the humanitarian situa

he has 5 electric vehicles running in got in gore in the near future. he wants to expand his clean energy model to zambia botswana and south africa. and even further away to spain and the united kingdom. so we find them slowly me in the 18 the we think when's a wonderful they revise? lifeless soil for stones is what looks like dairy or crop place to you is food partners forms the process the residue and didn't reach the soil. it's called fermi. composting. the weak, where is the living breathing engineers of the underworld. india and farmers have increasingly relied on chemical fertilizers. now in many regions, the soil is reaching a breaking point. over time it's been rob, debits, nutrients. it's less productive and needs more water every season. for the worms, happiness equals cow down from nearby terry farms. the down is laid out in shallow pits. this period of free composting is necessary to kill parasites. the earth warms up their way through the pile in the pits. their ex permit is dried and becomes for me compost. it takes 3 to 5 years for the fi

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gore? y the alternative mapnderscores requirement is so vital.t ensures that racial gerrymandering cases remain focused on racial discriminat and nonpartisan disputes. it also ensures that the grave finding of racial gndering rests on actual evidence of malleable expert analysis.t if the doctor wrrect that racer explains the plan in politics, it should have been very easy to draw an alternative p that disentangled the two and preserve the repu political lien in district one. they failed the requirement. they did put alternative map's into the r so they had the capacity to do that and all the alternative map's t district one into a majority deic district. we heard from counsel from the united states abwo plans, t he housestaff plan and the -- the pl, neither of tho increase the republican tilt and neither -- so, neither oe plans would've been ena in fact, senator kamps and me involved in drawing the -- sponsoring it, precisely because the hous planned to -- to threaten to turn it into a journey democrati district. there an alternative map bethere

the operation was a response to israeli attacks on women, the descecration of the alaxso mask in al gores and the ongoing siege of gaza. the broad military operation initiated by the iziddin al-qassam brigades, the arm wing of the hamas movement came in the context of the continuation of the palestinian national struggle in accordance with international law and response to the daily occupation attacks against al-aqsa mosk and against the citizens there as well as occupation daily. fillings in the west bank and for the sake of liberating palestinian prisoners in occupation prisons. david friedman, the former us ambassador to tel aviv during the trump administration, expressed thestonishment over the hamas operation this way. i've never seen the border breached in this manner, usually, even one person from gaza gets closer to the border, they're intercepted and neutralized. long before they can do anything. this is just something i've never seen before. it's of course a large intelligence failure. in response to the attack, israel declared war and launched operations swords of iron on gaza,

and it was going to be the centerpiece for president clinton and vice president gore.it was going to be something that gore was going to run on and president clinton after when kiato passed at the 11th hour the delegates there were, you know, sacking down on tables and right to the last minute and when it was forwarded for adoption these hardened diplomats were crying and applauding and it was coming back toop america and america tends to need to take the lead on those things because at that point we were the -- we were the head, and so president clint when was giving interviews to the time saying it's going to take incredible amount of presidential energy and presidential focus but we can get this done and then 17 days later, 18 days later there was a story in report about an error that president clinton had been making for long amount of time with monica lewinsky and what could have been an -- and that became a very different use of presidential attention and presidential energy. so the key moments like that throughout history of this debate, this problem. in 1979, w

this divide, al gore and george w bush down the middle. the florida recount, hillary clinton won the popular vote but trump came president. we have not been able to get out of that feud. i think the republicans are winning in the sense that they were able to get recent supreme court justices in. that has fueled an unraveling of the programs, roe v. wade, clean air and clean water act. we are now in an aero where americans think less government is more. libertarianism is going on right now. on the other hand, if biden wins, we may be living in the age of biden. trump is eating all of the media up, but trump -- but biden might be a two timer. >> what does that mean? does this 50-50 have to break? >> it is not inevitable, but because we have been so defined as red and blue states, we know which will be red and blue in the next election. it is the same handful, arizona, georgia, virginia. there are others. there will be five or six states that will determine things. the electoral college as it is now structured helps of the republican party. d

this 50 to 50 divide as you mentioned, al gore and george w. bush just down the middle. the florida recount. hilary clinton won the popular vote but hilary clinton -- donald trump became president. dead center a few that is going on right now. currently, i think that the republicans, modern republican party are waiting in the sense that they were able to get three recent supreme court justices and during trump's presidency and that has really fueled a kind of unraveling of some of the great sociÉtÉ programs dismantling the roe v wade tax on clean air and the clean water act. the list is long. we are now in an era where a lot of americans think that less government is more. the libertarianism going on right now. the other hand, biden wins. we may be living in the age of biden. giving all the media oxygen. biden may be a two-term able to hold a status quo with the rest of the presidents of the past. time will tell. >> what does all of that mean? does it have to break at some point? is it inevitable? >> because we have been defying red and blue states, you and i right now k

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gore and they have a very good and quick election -- they can get the results quickly and there isn't a peep about their accuracy even though they have mail-in voting, absentee -- for absentee ballots and so forth. so it's possible to construct good systems that win the support of the people and people have trust in but a lot of the states aren't doing that. and i think we have to push them to do it. instead of trying to game the system. not having i.d.'s, for example, or, you know, jim baker and former president carter, i think it was in 2005, and two things that they pointed out that raised concerns because they were open to fraud were harvesting ballots, which i think is an abomination because it does away with the secret ballot. the whole reason we have secret ballots is make sure there's not undue duress or buying votes and so forth. but that opens the door to that if you have harvesting. and the other one was mail-in ballots. those were the two things they identified, president carter and jim baker. i think they were right. so i think we just have to be -- if people continue to

that those that remain the most s books far since the international committee of the red cross from gore's armenia. thank you very much. my for taking the time to talk to us. i'm not to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. serbian authorities have a rest of the politician allegedly behind a shoot outs with the cause of a police in which 4 people were killed. they searched an apartment belonged to milan outreach, a wealthy businessman with close ties to service populist ruling ponti last month's guns, gun battle as inflamed tensions in the region. germany has been marketing 33 years since it's a re unification in the 1990, the formerly communist east modes with a democratic west, less than a year after the berlin wall came down to him and his political leaders got it in the handbook to celebrate the anniversary month of cannot see only 2 people have been killed and 5 others injured in the shooting at the luxury shopping mold in bangkok. please say a 14 year old boy was taken into custody at the c. authorities say the suspect appears to be suffering from mental il

that is, sunset and eliminated, until both sides of the aisle have their oxen gored. it's possible we may be in for a time like that. and then when both sides see this destructive nature of this breakdown in norms, there would be a consensus for moving back. it's kind of a bleak prospect, but i'm notec sure there's anotr alternative. >> without their ox being gored, they don't come back? the left is already decided they will weaponized the criminal la law. >> daceyhe double trump as a disrupter and a to the established order. so you see the established order reacting like an immune system against this, this frightful disrupter,d that includes the entrenched career ranks, as hans pointed out within the department, within the whole government really. >> i meanme look, heritage had s 50th anniversary gala, tucker carlson, and he took the stage and heng was getting a tremendos speech and he was talking about this moment in time period put it best, i keep repeating it to people. every time have a chance because he's absolutely right. ify you think at this moment in time in

those that remain the most best books far since the international committee of the red cross from gores armenia. thank you very much my for taking the time to talk to us. so we're looking at some of the other stories making headlines today. got mine has killed at least 2 people and then attacks out of the shopping mall and the tie capital bank call. hundreds and shop is to cover wind shots for 5. inside the luxury sense that police have to change a 14 year old subs suspects. emergency close and indonesia are trying to contain hundreds of forest fires on the island of sumatra. jumpy city is blanketed in fig. hayes schools have closed and people are being sold to stay at home. entities are experiencing a severe dry season caused by the el nino where the pots and your germany has been marketing for the 3 years and says where unification. in 1919 the form of the communist east matched with the democratic west. less than a year after the berlin wall came down. germany's political leaders guy that in hamburg to celebrate the anniversary of month of kenny as president william wrote to pass wel

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have no gore, no camera by it is the 1st such access. in 3 decades, nearly the entire population of ethnic armenians has left the enclaves since, as are biogen took back control in the military operation. last week, armenia has asked the european union to help manage the influx of more than a 100000 refugees. as their page on is taking down the loss, signs of resistance in no go, no kind of the defense ministry released this voltage showing the demolition of what it says, what military outposts set up by ethnic armenian forces and another video officials game to have found the weapons abandoned by the separatist fighters as they're based on re game control of the region following the offensive last week. that sparked an exodus effect mc armenians, that has nearly emptied. nicole no kind of odd suck, as it is known locally defeat or violence. and both occasion, if this day i of the after having seen everything, it seems to me to be leaving art solid, but i hope i will be able to come back some day. our talk is one of the paradises on eart

there was a disputed ouryof the race between george bush and vice president al gore. this dispute ntered around a contested outcome in florida where officially, bush was 537 votes ahead of gore. whoever won florida wins the election, wins the electoral college, and is sworn in as president. this dispute went on for more than a month. this spectacle of an unsettled presidential election, unresolved presidential election. it wasn't decided until almost mid december 2000 when the supreme court essentially decided in a 5-4 vote. and the spectacle of impeachment was even more of a phenomenon in the 2000's. donald trump was impeached twice by the house of representatives. twice tried and twice acquitted. so, impeachment as a spectacle, then this one, if you will, trumps clinton. so, was this the terrorism decade? was this the decade of terrorism? have a look. it is striking, it really is striking how often and dramatically terrorism -- acts of terrorism intruded on the 1990s. and doing so in diverse ways. the world trade center bombing of 1993, a truck bombing that sought t

it was closed to jackie gore for an hour. thank you very much for your attention until the next part of the news. moses is holding a stick to the sea stand up and stand up, iran, be zealous, and palestine, be patient. al-aqsa mosque was stormed. get up until the holy of holies of razjhoun, the mosque of forumiz. church , get up, o mountain, be the mountain that is strong, i will catch you, you have fallen, get up, kneel down, you are strong. o root of resistance. get up, lebanon, the pride of the shia in you or ali. o follow the example and get up to zahra, i know who is the one who called us. shemar's drawn division. get up now. fathers on the side of the siege, the children are shouting that stand up, iran, yemen, iraq , stay connected, the season of the advent of the world has come, stand up. this is the yarmouk palestinian camp in the outskirts of damascus. the terrorists came at night and displaced us . in the terrorist war against syria, yarmouk turned into a pile of dirt. this camp was the symbol of small palestine. th

gores kala has been exclusively supplying one grade, for example, in these petrochemical materials . as the deputy minister says. commodity exchange in the supply of some petrochemical enclosures from space competitiveness goes away. a rent has been created or the pricing of some government and quasi-government companies in the commodity exchange is determined based on the spread rate published in the message of the domestic and foreign media . now, the result is characteristic of the profit it should have in the lower years, it is concentrated, for example, a certain company, which is now a kind of stock exchange company , had a profit of 500 tomans, so this shows that it came from the commodity exchange tool to legalize its behavior you have used the position that the deputy minister referred to it is going back to the year 99, a decision that was made by the request of the director general of the textile, clothing and cellulose industry of the ministry. the desired product is non-woven polypropylene, which was under the textile polypropylene group in the past, and at the request o

gore, we review this for clear error. the district court cdid the plaintiffs exper a found your experts inuronredible. how to set meet the clear error standard? >>- how does it meet -- the court will proceed procer if it rejects o legal arguments but a return to doctor ragusa first o all thr of those opinions raised in this appeal contradict his own data and conclusions in his initial report which actually demonstrated that race did not predoman in an active plans changes to disicone. his own data showed politics was a strongerdictive embrace of heret it was moved out of di one. he also concluded there was no statistically significant correlation between race and whether dtd were moved io district one. that's page 187 of the joint apndix and paid 514 over jurisdictional appendix. os facts on established dr. ragusa's three opinions at issue are unreliable and an probative but there's even more. for each of those tee opinions dr. ragusa committed other errors. did not control for vtd locational proximityo the district line.

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kaza akşam saatlerinde ilçeye bağlı aligör mahallesinde meydana geldi. iddiaya göre iran'dan yayın yapansad breaking news for all of us here at press tv. our. respondent, serena shem has been killed near the turkey syria border. serena was killed in a reported car accident when she was returning from a report scene in the city of sourage in turkey's orfa province. she was going back to her hotel when their car collided with the heavy vehicle or for provinces near the syrian border. serena shim covered reports for press tv in lebanon, iraq and ukraine. my date of death was recorded as october 19th 2014, 9 days after my birthday. do you remember? i asked you to remember the month of october? i said it because of the day i died, october 19th. she grew up in livonia, but her career took her to the middle east where. she covered the war on terror. officials say she died in accident, but her family still has questions. fatima, our condolences, thank you for coming on the show. is it your view that turkish intelligence was involved in the death of your assist? i didn't think that my story would

gore: you end up w district of with a 20%p that's also majority rubble. chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. the honorable court is now adjourned until monday, the 30th of october, at 10:00. [captions copyright nationalcab] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org]. >> we continue our live coverage here on c-span. we take you now to khr*eul chill for a briefing with house democrats. >> i'm the vice ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. this has been a shocking and horrifying time for our democratic alley, israel -- ally, israel, and the american jewish community. none of us could have imagined the horrific barbarism of the hamas terrorists who invaded a sovereign nation and democracy and literally went door-to-door slaughtering families in their homes, beheading babies, committing a massacre of young people at an outdoor concert. taking civilians hostage, babies, the elderly. all ages in between. now they have stated

biographies of thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, abraham lincoln gore vidal, and now thomas jefferson in his masterly pen. kaplan offers us a biography of thomas jefferson by giving an english professor's kind attention to jefferson's written words. jefferson only published one book in his lifetime notes on the state of virginia. but, of course, jefferson wrote consul treatises like a summary view of the rights of british north america legal briefs, memoranda the declaration of independence, and above all letters, thousands of them, which kaplan calls among his most powerful and revealing writings throughout his masterly pen, kaplan brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his writing, often without without intending to, as kaplan says of notes on the state of virginia. it's a book about jefferson partly because jefferson did not want it to, a book about himself. the jefferson we meet here is not surprisingly learned and forceful. but kaplan also shows this jefferson as a writer who's often evasive with holding anx

detaining gore, because no one has a nuclear icebreaker fleet, only we have that too, or whoever has only the first floating nuclear power plant, which is located in pevek, is also ours. and only we will now have our own nuclear power plant on the territory of another state. rosatom has already agreed to replicate this. such joint projects that are implemented by the best russian specialists are a successful manifestation of the concept of soft power, which is a little forgotten in the world. vitali karmazin, sergei velichko and alexander plotnikov, lead the week. premiere on russia tv channel. today at 22:00 a new film by nali askerzade, 1993. fracture. in documentary film participants of tragic events in young russia. don’t miss today at 22:00 on the russia tv channel naila askerzade’s new documentary project 1993 , a turning point. an hour, just a small but vivid fragment. how many days did you spend in the white house? from august 20 to october 4. we spent 16 days there, yes, the hardest, of course. although no one even thought about it at that moment, they had been moving toward

and gore vocals okay so i've been having to dig around to see if we can get some statistics about the amount of food that is wasted so if you much in this pool of bread is total food produced in a world. lost 10% during cultivation 7% is lost after the harvest 12% which is lost during processing or point of sale. another 11% is lost after he's been purchased i mean in total over a third of the food the jews were white is wasted just thrown away. alas such a shocking to me. a growing movement of pioneers at taking steps to fix this global problem. this is all too much a five star restaurant aims to be the model of sustainability all the ingredients are local and all the processes are designed to do as little damage to the planet as possible. eliminating all the polluting effects of industrial agriculture. is the brainchild of chef henry allen. for the uninitiated can you explain a little bit but what i'll tonight is and why why you set sail it all started when me and my colleagues tell me guys. we were taking the beans out. and we were thinking like. how can i mean we make this month's

now the good thing about florida visit learn from bush v gore they have a good and quick election. they can get the results gul quy and there is not a peep about their accuracy even though they have mail in voting. or absentee ballots and so forth. so it's possible to construct good systems that would win the support of the people people have trust in. but a lot of the states are doing that. we have to push them to do it. instead of trying to game it the parties go in and try to game the system not having ids for example jim baker former president carter did a commission i i think was in 2005 and the two things they pointed out that raise concerns because they were open to fraud were harvesting ballots which i think is an abomination because it doesn't with the seeker about the whole region of secret ballots is to mix is not undue duress or buying votes and so forth. but that opens the door of your parsing. the other one was mail and a ballots those the two things that identify president carter and jim baker and i think they .were right. people continue to game the system like this

our rights and we will use all the forms of resistance, including armed resistance to liberate al gores and all of our land. protesters held placers denouncing the israeli regimes the secretion of the mask compound, they also denounced the international and arab silence on the unabated israeli crimes in al quds. intifada means that there is determination to face the israeli aggression and colonized in recent weeks the israeli forces have increased their presence near. taking advantage of jewish holidays, the antifada continues because of the ongoing israeli aggression against al-kuds and the alaxa mosk. we call on the international community to exert real pressure on the occupying israeli regime to stop its grave violations against the palestinian people. observers say the israelian regime and its regional and international backers are responsible for the escalation of violence in al-quds. 23 years on palestinians say they are determined to free al-quds and the al-aqsa mask, no matter what sacrifices are required. ashraf shanan, press tv gaza. britain's government says that wants to dep

شباب بسم الله headlines of press tv, palestinian resistance fighters fire rockets and occupied al gores retaliation for the israel aggression that's claimed the lives of more than 2800 gosons so far. tehran in moscow believe that the root cause of the conflict. in gaza stems from decades of israeli oppression and crimes against palestinians. hasbola resistance movement hits five more israeli military bases along the lebanese border.

president clinton and al gore jogged in, well, teeny tiny short shorts. >> nba players wore those. >> adding to the lupin lodge. all right, and then during the 2004 presidential, the clinton used this shots wind surfing. mocked him as a candidate that chances his stances and opinions whatever way the wind blows. >> that is hard. >> i think karma is going to get us for making fun. any way, thanks for watching

another man was shot at by israeli forces in intra. of yata town south of al khalil elsewhere in al gore a 23 year was shot dead after stabbing israeli soldier, more than 120 palestinians have been killed and over 1600 others detained by israeli forces and the west bank since october the 7th, that's when the regime launched a deadly war on the besieged gaza strip. iran has called for the formation of an international legal committee to invest. all four international crimes, that is crime of aggression, war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, and not just once, but on multiple occasions, sometimes all four crimes have been committed simultaneously, so legal pursuit and legal international prosecution of war crimes is an international responsibility, which must be especially. should consist of international lawyers and work under the organization of islamic cooperation. the spokesman added that this committee should then submit its findings to international forums including the international court of justice to hold israel and the supporters to account. he said prosecution of the

therefore, it is not a surprise to us that some of the leaders of al gore's brigades fall as marterse leaders of the islamic jihad or other palestinian resistance factions and the palestinian people. this is not surprising, and we always expect that during wars and battles we will have marters, and this is only natural, but also the resistance has the necessary strength and will, leaders and fighters to the extent that the martyrdom of one leader or more will not impact the movement of a whole resistance which has a long existence in fighting the zinus project, and it is always ready and is always on high alert and expects that there would be marters. so when our marters fall, this gives the movement more motivation for the fighters on the battlefield and a higher morale and greater value for their struggle. consequently, we do lose them as people, but they also give us a high moral value and a stronger appearance for the resistance. i am confident, and all our people are confident that the marters give us great moral strength, even though they're no longer with us and no longer on t

the operation was a response to israeli attacks on women, the desicration of the alaxo mask in al goresthe broad military operation initiated by the eziddian al qassam brigades, the arm wing of the hamas movement came in the context of the continuation of the palestinian national struggle in accordance with international law and response to the daily occupation attacks against al-aqsa mosk and against the citizens there as well as occupation daily killings in west bank and for the sake of liberating palestinian prisoners in occupation prisons. david friedman, the former us ambassador to tel aviv, during the trump administration, expressed astonishment over the hamas operation this way. i've never seen the border breached in this manner. usually, even one person from gaza gets closer to the border, they are intercepted and neutralized long before. or they can do anything. this is just something i've never seen before. it's of course a large intelligence failure. in response to the attack, israel declared war and launched operations swords of iron on gaza, battering palestinians with dead

iddiayaya göre iran'dan yayın yapan press tv muhabiri sarana sheim ve kameraman judy irish'in içinde. our correspondent, serena shem has been killed near the turkey syria border. serena was killed in a reported car accident when she was returning from a report scene in the city of sourage in turkey's orfah province. she was going back to her hotel when their car collided with the heavy vehicle or for provinces near the syrian border. sirena shem covered reports for press tv and lebanon, iraq and ukraine. my date of death was recorded as october 19th 2014, 9 days after my birthday. do you remember i asked you to remember the month of october? i said it because of the day i died. october 19th. she grew up in livonia, but her career took her. to the middle east where she covered the war on terror. officials say she died in accident, but her family still has questions. fatima, our condolences, thank you for coming on the show. is it your view that turkish intelligence was involved in the death of miss? didn't think that my story would grab the attention of news agencies so quickly. there

will the resistance axes or al gore's allies allow crushing the gaza strip?nce in lebanon actually set the red lines and broad lines, and it will not allow the invasion scenario to take place. and here we are talking about the scenario of major battle, which means setting west asia on fire. let us now go to the south of lebanon which witnesses israeli aggressions and the response from hazballah through targeting israeli military post, which caus a state of chaos and unrest amongst the israeli soldiers, which prompted setting off false sirens and made two million israeli settlers rush into shelters, the israeli army spokesman shows that no war planes breached israel's airspace from lebanon and that the sirens that went off from hafa all the way until the end of the north, which made more than two million israelis rush into the shelters, was false alarm, they said it was a false siren, human mistake. the israeli false alarm prompted israeli sarcastic comments on some israeli websites, here are few of these comments. i thought they were throwing atomic bombs on

president clinton and al gore jogged in, well, teeny tiny short shorts. >> nba players wore those. >>ing to the lupin lodge. all right, and then during the 2004 presidential, the clinton used this shots wind surfing. mocked him as a candidate that chances his stances and opinions whatever way the wind blows. >> that is hard. >> i think karma is going to get us for making fun. any way, thanks for watching >> the crowded republican field for u.s. president has just gotten a bit smaller. former vice president mike pence has suspended his campaign. >> i came here to say it's become clear to me this is not my time. >> and now, only the important parts of mike pence's announcement. >> i have decided to suspend my campaign for president. i want to thank our supporters across the country. charloan

aseguró que no cometido ningún delito tildó de corrupto al sistema y añadió que el juez a cargo del goreumidores no dejaron de comprar en septiembre. eso es lo que arroja el departamento de comercio que informó que durante ese mes las ventas minoristas aumentaron 0,7% muy por encima del 0,3% que se pronosticaba incluso las ventas por internet mostraron un aumento del 1.1. el gobernador newsom firmó una ley que exige notificar a los automovilistas cuando las cámaras de sus vehículos toman fotografías. >> se trata de un proyecto de ley presentado por el senador bill dodd, demócrata de napa, que indica que se prohibiría la venta de estas imágenes o materiales visuales a terceros o con fines publicitarios. es que preocupa que las imágenes puedan ser explotadas por intermedio de datos que no tienen en cuenta la privacidad del consumidor. el senador aclaró que la legislación no impedirá el uso de cámaras para la seguridad del tráfico, pero el reporte de tráfico es presentado por jack brian meyers porque todos merecen justicia. >> 17:00 de la tarde con 16 minutos. y hablando de eso, vámonos a v