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gov. john kasich/(r) ohio:"i called my legal counsel and i said: how can a president tell the attorney general who to indict? i mean, it just doesn't work that way."the president's orders...raising questions about whether he is tougher on his political opponents...than he is an ally accused of murder...gov. john kasich/(r) ohio:"this is another head shaking, head scratching move that we see, and then of course, coupled today with this statement about the murder of khashoggi is absolutely stunning." kaitlan collins reporting. the president is standing by saudi arabia... even thought the c-i-a concluded that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman ... did order khashoggi's death... (ken) furniture seller ikea says its laying off thousands of employees. ingka group - which owns and operates most ikea stores -- announced wednesday it will lay off about 75-hundred employees, or five-percent of its global workforce. the cuts will come in the administrative and support sectors.ikea said fewer than

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the major indices, the gov credit and the ag have gone negative.igh-yield is hanging on by a thread. later returned is not so much traditional fixed income. it is supposed to be safe. you were supposed to get some upside and it is not happening. jonathan: what you make of that, james? just a microcosm of a bigger problem elsewhere? if you look at ge and the likes of toys "r" us, i would say at the moment no. james: i would agree. nothing specifically. the technicalities of the credit mark, the liquidity is poor as a general rule. it really is quite poor considering the size of the overall market. investors are reluctant to be preempted in selling out of certain names because they fear they can't get back in and there comes a point for that liquidity story to play out in a dramatic way. jonathan: what do you think about this bbb debate? there is a ticking time bomb about to go off. it is getting bigger. companies have loaded up on debt. it is a problem brewing and some people think it might be here. gershon: i think it's an oversimplification and pr

whether the flames were found by institutional incompetence the number one responsibility of crimean gov is protecting citizens was not an accident it was a crime for many the fire is the real symbol of what greece is become after take a big old style spirit of the fire on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. along the whole robin you're watching the al-jazeera news our life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes last minute rallies in the u.s. ahead of tuesday's high stakes midterm elections that will decide if the republicans can retain the majority in congress also the u.s. says its latest sanctions against iran are the toughest so far but some of terrans leading business partners have been exempted. also turkish media reports suggest that saudi arabia sent a team to raise evidence after the killing of journalist about to show she inside its consulate in istanbul. and we visit a sixteenth century port but sudan is banking on for its economic future. welcome to the news donald trump has warned his supporters that the media is treating choose days election as a refe

gov, good to be with you. >> nice to be in atlanta tonight. >> it's very nice to have you there.inarily, in this kind of midterm thing, the governors' race, ewatch them because they're potential power players, but we're not worried about them in the overall natural calculus. you say not so fast. why do the governors' races matter? >> they're central to democracy for three reasons. first we know this gerrymandering is a pathology. it's an illness in our body politic. it has to be remedy it. the best way to remedy it is elect democratic governors. those governors can veto gerrymandered maps, can restore fairness in our democracy in the u.s. house of representatives. it is pivotal we elect democratic governors simply to bring fairness. look, in eight states we have a group called unrig the map. that could mean 28 seats that are rendered effectively fairer, meaning democrats have a shot and republicans which have a shot, which is all we ask for to restore balance in the u.s. house of representatives. second, this is important. i think people sort of fail to realize there is something

gov. christie: i look at politics as a binary function. to me, people ask me all the time, you were the first major person to endorse donald trump, why did you do that? because i didn't want hillary clinton to be president of the united states. [applause] >> and so to me, i looked at it, i have been in the race and the -- and i knew that none of rest of the guys on stage, they were not going to beat donald trump. just because i figured out at the end of february, we all came to the same spot. when donald trump won south carolina by double digits, new -- after having won new hampshire to do if it was any one, other candidate in my lifetime the press would have said it is over, he is the nominee. because it was trump, people, no, this cannot possibly be. it is going to be marco, ted, john kasich. it was never going to be any of them. it was going to be him. my view was you can either do one of two things, stand on the sidelines and do nothing or if you are going to get in, get in for the candidate you prefer based on what your choices are go

she is the democratic candidate forno gov and if she wins will be the first black woman it y ever elected to a governorship. >> i have her cell numb s. d give it to me. i'm going to call her right now. so i called stacy and i said, stacy, this is oprah. do y know what she said? she said, girl, let me pull over to the side of the road. >> oprah also pounded the pavement. she went door door speaking to homeowners and surprising more than a few people. she also took part in a coup of to halls. she had a message to african americans that aren't planning on voting, she says think about ancestous. if y don't vote for what they were lynched for, discriminated against, humiliatedfor, turned down, turned back for, and you cannot get up and go vote, you dishonor your legacy. >> despite campaigning all day she made noon mention ofald trump. she also made it clear that she is not looking to run for office herself. >> former president george h.w. bush joined the millions of people voting early this year. this photo was ten in texas yesterday. that's his former chief of staff and secretary of state wit

states and seek asylum there on foot after an offer of free bus rides words with drawn mexican state gov revoked the free buses he said the city was suffering from a water shortage and it would be right to take in the migrants voting has ended in the french territory of new caledonia where people have the chance to decide on seeking independence the last referendum thirty years ago ended in violence the territory is a strategic military foothold for france in the south pacific this time the french government says it wants the process to be peaceful and fair official results are respected on monday those are the headlines so we're back in half an hour right now on al-jazeera it's viewfinder asia. in the eighteen seventies hundreds of all genes were banished to the foggiest corner of an empire where their descendants still lived today. my grandparents died with a heavy heart they left everything behind. we would lay marjorie and identity it's always present in sorrow as this french territory in the pacific prepares to vote on independence al-jazeera world tells the story of exile in new ca

gov. newsom: i love this crowd.ea, camelot, cottie, kamala, katie, and the token male feminist. how are you doing, orange county? i love orange because orange is the new blue. [cheering] >> i want to brag on you guys. all the democrats in orange county, eat your heart out. thank you all for taking the time to be here. thank you for supporting such outstanding folks behind me. thank you for everything you have done to get us to this point. there are only three more nights that we all have to self-medicate together watching rachel maddow. only three more. we are almost there. finish line, right there. 72 hours. don't run the 90 yard dash, everything we have done today won't mean much if we don't turn it up and turn it on on election night, november 6, and turn out in record numbers to elect katie, to elect cottie, and to send a message to donald trump and those who support trumpism that we rejected, that we are california, and we in the spirit of kamala harris are better than this. [cheering] >> our state, our country

within the cabinet express their opposition to that draft deal they include jeremy hunt under lead some gov in williams liam fox estimates vary who particularly was said to be very outspoken and even wanted those members of the cabinet to be able to vote and express their position officially on this deal now they haven't made any resignations from the cabinet yet but. we can look back to when the checkers plan was signed off it took a whole forty eight hours for david davis to stand down as briggs a secretary in seventy two hours for boris johnson to stand down as foreign secretary so we may yet see a number of resignations as a result of that draft deal and it's not just the cabinet either within the backbenchers. own m.p.'s there are thought to be a number of them this evening writing letters of no confidence in the prime minister in the hope that they can spark a leadership challenge and remove her from her position as leader of the conservative party and as prime minister in any case that. draft text has been received perhaps a little bit more positively in brussels the news michel barn

gov. brown: this is not the new normal. this is the new aormal.s abnormal will continue in the next 10, 15, 20 years. ing the fires is iority and counting the lives lost. the winds picked up once more. five days income and the golden state still burns. dan johnson, bbc news, simi valley, california. laura: those ferocious fires still burninte now to the sf florida, which is no stranger to recounts, and yet again they are re-examining ballots after razor te andargins in the se governor's races. tonight president trump weighed surprisingly on the side of the republicans, tweeting, "they should be called in favor of rick scott and ron desantis. many ballotsfore missing or ed. an honest vote count is no longer possible. ballots massively infected. must go with election night." for more i spoke with our north america reporter anthony zurcher. anthony, these recounts are now underway. republicans hold very slim leads at the moment. is it really possible that the recounts could change the results? anthony: usually recounts don't shift that many votes. ri

newsom addressed the issue and how its impacting <'gov.forniathe economic reality here is real too. every time - with respect - there is a flippant comment about something on the border it impacts the economy and lives of hundreds of thousands of people who are reliant on that trade in commerce on a daily basis.>( darya ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in mexico city. ( james ) a big story this morning... an oncology nurse from highland hospital in oakland... who was deported to mexico last year, may be able to return to the bay area and be reunited with ( darya ) kron 4's dan kerman shows us what it will take... for maria mendoza sanchez to return to the highland hospital oncology nurse maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband have been separated from their 4 children since august of last year, when strict trump administration immigration policies led to their deportation.sot maria mendoza- sanchezit has been

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whether the flames were found by institutional incompetence the number one responsibility of crimean gov is protecting the citizens was not an accident it was a crime for many the fire is the real symbol of what greece is becoming up to take but still scared of the fall on al jazeera. last minute rallies in the us ahead of high stakes midterm elections which will decide if the republicans can retain a majority in congress. out of them. alive from. media reports suggest saudi arabia braze evidence. inside. the us. of the toughest so far but some of the leading business partners have been exempt. dozens of children from a school in western cameroon. in the us republicans and democrats are holding last minute rallies ahead of tuesday's midterm elections donald trump has warned his supporters that the media is treating the vote as a referendum on his presidency we want some live pictures now from miss henri that's why we're expecting donald trump to hold his last rally on the last day of campaigning before polls open on the sixth of november they're expecting to turn up crowd me away saying

you to a house bell weather that will tell us something about the very tight senate florida race and gov i don't remember's race. this is florida 26, tight race. this is where i grew p. i don't mean to be taking you to congressional districts where i grew up. southwest part of date county. carlos curbello. he did everything he could to separate from donald trump. this is a district that hillary clinton carried by a whopping 16 points. these are the type of districts the democrats believe they've got to win in order to win the house. what i would just tell you as we wait for this vote to trickle in in dade county, which will tell us a lot about this race, it's also going to help tell the story of florida governor and florida senate as we wait for more dade county vote to come in. this tells you it's early. >> has a trump factor emerged here? >> not so far i mean other than in turnout. you know, look, when you win or lose a race by less than 1% which is going to happen in the state of florida. if you want to blame trump, you can blame trump. if you want to credit trump, you can credit trum

reports claim a globally acclaimed russian series is trying to influence young minds as jacksonville gov ports. that little sweetheart was marsha from the cartoon in the bear originally russian the series has been translated into dozens of languages and won the hearts of millions across the globe but it turns out there may be a sinister side to the enduring little girl and her protective hat trying to. now what russia has forgotten to mention there is that some cartoons are in fact evil putin propaganda yep according to a times u.k. article moshe is just another putin puppet is funny steep. but also a plucky she punches above her weight is no fun face to see is pugin esque but it seemed to be particularly worried about one scene and a single episode or moshe's seen wearing a soviet border guards hat. apparently that's meant to be a statement on russia's defense of its borders but even if we say that's true what kind of kid would pick up on that but hey it's best start when they're young right the studio behind this propaganda masterpiece of course denies being influenced by the kremlin's

there as it is very gov this there was a strong reaction bipartisan majority forces most of the terrorists which are probably people where they have been killed and there are sort of support for suggesting that probably some of the members of the security forces have also been killed the next you're fired all members of the johnny gosch later twenty one members they are all safe. violence also flared in neighboring afghanistan at least twenty six people were killed and around fifty wounded in a suicide blast at a mosque near an army base in course the province that's according to security officials all those killed believed to be working for the national security forces in tact and three days after another suicide bombing at a gathering of religious scholars left dozens dead. this is foreign minister has been answering some challenging questions in rome on a work visit to the mediterranean dialogues event in the italian capital has the latest. thirty lavrov was much more outspoken than he usually is at his regular press conferences and the audience right in this building was all yours and

whether the flames were found by institutional incompetence the number one responsibility of crimean gov is protecting the citizens was not an accident it was a crime but maybe the fire is the real symbol of what greece's pick up to take the big ones to steer. the fire on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes turkey's president insists that the order to kill the journalist some of her sobs that came from the highest levels of the saudi government and demands the puppet masters be revealed. ramping up the pressure on iran the us re imposes sanctions on. iran targeting its spoiled and financial sector. protests in pakistan a call the deal is reached to end demonstrations against the acquittal of a christian woman. and an international plan to create the world's biggest marine reserve in antarctica fails on the finger of blame is being pointed at russia and china. welcomes the program it's been one month since the saudi journalist. walked into his country's consulate in istanbul never to be

if you believe you've experienced sexual harassment file a complaint at hud dot gov slash fair housingir housing is your right. use it. lou: on wall street, stocks closing higher, dow up 241. volume on big board heavy trading 5 billion shares, stocks finishing with worst monthly loss, this by way worst october since well, in a decade. dow down 1300. sep down more than 200. and nasdaq down 740. workers have their highest wage in salary increases since 2008. up more than 3 percent in third quarter. consumer confidence also surging in october. to highest level since september of 2000. listen to my reports 3 times a day coast-to-coast on the saleifle radio network. salem radio network. >> turkey prosecutor saying that khashoggi was strangled and dismembered in saudi consulate, khashoggi disappeared after entering the consulat in istanbul on october second. >> reportedly, he will challenge crown prince mohamad ben salman who has been criticized for his handling in the khashoggi murder. >> 10 chinese spies charged with hacking u.s. companies, trying to steel, jet engine technology, chinese s

trying to lead for a truce between israel and the palestinian factions and i mean which means that gov is going as is that they would like the military escalation because it's a mean old want it wants maybe that is good reason because they would be the winner because they have. the big military because it's there. and they can win a military win this war to stop. the egyptian or the european union reform them all the ability in gaza that we think means that flushing for. maybe well it's unclear how things are likely to unfold we have seen this cycle of violence between hamas and israel over the years but we still don't have details on what precisely is taken place in gaza or or indeed if it might lead to a deeper operation or indeed how hamas might now respond to the killing of this commando but for now thank you very much sami i was saddam we appreciate you joining us harry force it is with us from west jerusalem harry any word from the israeli government or the i.d.f. on what might have taken place here. well the israelis are saying something they're saying that there was an operatio

hazard a very gov boost there was an earth drug reaction by a box of which border forces most of the government's rich are probably people where they have been only are all sort of poor for suggesting that probably some of the members of the security forces are alterable guilty look studio while all members of the johnny gosch loot will be run member's bill all three of. whom are at least twenty six people have been killed and around fifty wounded in a suicide blast today at a mosque near an army base in afghanistan that's according to security officials all those killed are believed to have been working for the national security forces the attack comes three days after another suicide bombing at a gathering of religious scholars which left dozens dead. the wife of a british academic who was jailed for life by a united arab emirates court on spying charges for finally intervening that's after five months of appealing to the government and your list of charges says that london's inaction was caused by a fear of upsetting its trading partner a was under the impression that they were pu