sfrom the tisch wneios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. c gress takes a thanksgiving break, staff members are reportedly drafting an impeachment quiry report that will determine what's next in the process.im despite tey from "mbassador to the e.u. gordon sondland that "eryone was in the loop," there are still questions about the role administration officials may have played in requer ukraine to investigate former vice president jso biden and his late last night, the state department released 100 pages of documents that show repeated contact between secretary of state mike pompeo and rudy giuliani last march. the lease came as part of a lawsuit brought by the non- profit watchdog group americch oversight, ws trying to uncover records about presenid trump's actions on ukraine. also today, an attorney for lev parnas, an iicted associate ofi, rudy giulianold newshour that parnas is willing tore testify beongress. parnas says a ukranian prosecutor met with representative devin nunes late last year in vienna to discuss

was assassinated a senior leader of islamic jihad in gaza 34 palestinians have since been killed his hari forsett with more. so since the night fell on thursday though a further at least 2 rockets that were fired from gaza.

foreign office a's it's providing all the necessary help to secure a resolution to this case but hari dunn's father told r.t. more must be done for justice to happen. probably we want securest to come back to the u.k. and be charged through our courts for the crimes he has committed and except. for us that is what we are after 100 percent but also we're going to try and have the governments or the countries look at this diplomatic community law because it's a city rather than. the spouse of an american worker can kill a 19 year old out in their house who needs a coach your own beauty i think the laws need to be updated so be more concurrent with the work you are not songs we live in we feel we cannot let this injustice go forward was a young lad just starting now 19 years old started to enjoy his life and it was take your wife of him and we would feel we would not be the parents we should be for we do not try and say mr and get the justice he deserves. the director of human rights watch for israel and palestine has vowed to continue his work after being expelled on monday from israel

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joining us from washington is haris theoharis, the tourism minister of greece.morning to you, minister. let's start off the big picture. stabilizedomy has and is starting to show signs of recovery. how do you attract more economys into the greek and the critical sector tourism is. minister theoharis: we have seen the first signs of the applicable change that happening during the last election during the summer in july, it has put greece back on the map. instituted at has number of changes to make the greek environment much more business friendly. like, that, if you tourism is something that greece knows how to do well. knows how to service people, how to treat them with great service levels. it is also something that investors have gained a lot from. we would likeing to introduce greece, that is why i am in washington, to introduce greece to the investment world. guy: one thing greece needs is higher value added. and mores higher expensive grades of hotels in particular. how do you attract more five star hotels degrees, the kinds of institutions that will bring

hari sacca is going to join us.omberg. ♪ david: we are counting down to indiaen of the session in which is over an hour away. good morning. >> good morning, david. starting off with the benchmarks. we are expecting more weakness. that is largely indicated by the futures which are trending in the red for now. there have been some weakness since last friday which came in largely because of a poor set of earnings. that would likely drive markets as well. foreign investors have continued in equities over the past few days which is a trend that will stay for now. check. bankers are in today, we are watching for nestlÉ india. the earnings are coming in in line. according to consensus. ,here is high input cost however. if we leave that aside, we are keeping an eye on earnings from some of these commodity names and that should perhaps set the course. not long ago, there ,as a warning -- nestlÉ india one of the largest consumers there. how is the stock looking? >> nestlÉ india has been one of the strongest stocks in the sect

johann hari is one of the people who has thought most deeply about this country. book, "lost connections" and he joins us tonight. you have really written more movingly and insightfully about this question than anyone i have seen. what does this tell us and is there a better way to handle depression? >> thanks so much. i'm really happy to be back with you. as you were saying that, i was thinking about, as you know i went all of the world to try to understand my own depression and this depression and anxiety epidemic that is sweeping across our society and there is one person in particular who really helped me to change my perspective on this. i was talking to him and it was one of the moments where relief fell into place for me.ll he is a south african psychiatrist and he happened to be in cambodia in 2001 when they first introduced chemical antidepressants to people in that country. he was just there by coincidence, not to study there or anything. and the cambodians had never heard of these drugs. they were like, what are they? he explained and they saidod to him

appreciate it. >> mark: johan hari, he is to attack me in the british papers all the time.se days. china is battling multiple cases of the disease that caused the black death. that's right, medieval. dr. marc siegel joins us next coming up on "tucker carlson tonight." >> mark: china is supposedly modernizing and becoming a global superpower, but in other ways it still remains a seriously medieval. health officials there have just confirmed the fourth incident this month of plague. as in the plague. the plague that killed half of europe in the middle ages. how the plague spread and is it heading here? dr. marc siegel is a fox medical contributor and he joins us now. we are laughing about it, but the three big pandemics of the plague since the 14th century have all come from this part of the world. >> and the reason for that, we are not really laughing about this part, the chinese government, even though they've created a centers for disease control that is patterned after our own, where they literally track cases and they know who is sick, they don't know how to inform the w

the room is spinning and haris with the live of everything around you spending all the time i i don't even know how she did after so many years you know we were out. on time my brother is getting his eagle scout board and so he went out and someone is sitting texting her texting someone behind behind her and she knew exactly what was happening based on where it was well there are a variety of studies have been done in this with sort of looking back to that during the cold war days when radar was just beginning to be you see there were a number of reports that have been published were military people involved. in radar work got in the in the radar beam and got an excessive exposure. and there are some 10 or 12 reports of individuals perfectly healthy before that sudden exposure after that exposure suffered from constant headaches from photophobia they couldn't stand to be in the presence of light they felt their brain wasn't working right it's classic collector hyper sensitive and some people say some people are genetically predisposed to be more sensitive to toxins other people say no

reading speed a page a day or so sit down mr grieve and relax no one in your government likes the hari russia analyst martin mccauley suspects the push to publish is an attempt to attack the conservative party before december's election. dominic grieve is a former member of the conservative government and therefore he's now an independent m.p. so therefore presumably he's going to stand for reelection in the present general election and therefore he wants some with hero which you can use against the conservative partly opposition parties will try to bring this subject to public attention if they can but of course they must discover what is in the report presumably there's nothing very strong in that report to really bring to the public attention because. then the other members would have pressed the government to publish it because it was ready. and that is 8 months ago so therefore they put it aside and said right it could be dealt with in the future government's point of view boris johnson would view he doesn't want this type of thing to be mentioned because he wants to concentrate o

anyone who's committed sedition hunted down a former minister because he's an animal systematic locking hari coca growers from entering kerchief on the city at gun point be pushed against cars handcuffed photographed. and sent back that they're not welcome to not have the sense that we will none of it's acceptable to buy a violation of due process and a basic human rights and i think it's something that the international community needs to focus on and let me invite you mention the international community because that was going to be my next point let's take it to dmitri to what extent do you think we're going to see an appetite develop among some countries not only moscow but nicaraguan mexico for example of condemned what they see as a coup or i go. condemning what they're calling the breakdown of law and order even argentina's president saying you know what we've gone back to the era of the seventy's where military interventions take out popular governments where. as he put the you know u.s. backing. in a we going to see some kind of regional divide in how much of an appetite might arise

apparent reading speed page a day or so sit down mr grieve and relax no one in your government likes to hari. historian martin mccauley suspects the document is lacking substance and that's why it will be made public before the election. i think that had the been any evidence pretty strong evidence that russia had been a defeat in the 26th. what is the british. government would have boarded $300.00 tension. doesn't. conflict with russian president. because he's only been promised for a short time. he's going to conserve the brakes and so therefore presumes live there's nothing very strong in that. it could be that the opposition will try our opposition parties in try to break this subject to public attention if they can because they must discover what is the report they would like you to build bombs great great solution of the present government the average person would say that's past history. but the present parliament which ends on tuesday should have dealt with it and don't let's bother with that now so the general public from the general public's point of view is it's not really relevan

frsor some ctive on what could be triggering the demonstrations, hari sreenivasan recently spoke with former u.s. state department advisor and school of advanced international stues, vali nasr. >> first, are these in anyway shape or form connected? i mean it seemed with the arab spring it was literally egional, country after country, there seemto have been a tipping point. protestswe are seeing for different reasons in hong kong, in chile, in pf artse middle east. what's happening? >> well, they're t connected in the sense that one group is protesting because it sawpr ests elsewhere on social media or trvetion. but they're-- or television, but sthey are connected in tse that there is a general feeling of unhappiness around the world, unhappiness with where the economies are going, where countries are going.t in the w is he it in form of a populist uprising at the polls. the progloballization, proeuropean integration, prodemocracy forces losing ground toissidents, people are not happy with what governments are doing and the economic propses they rece in countries where the ballot box i

apparent reading speed a page a day so sit down mr grieve and relax no one in your government likes the hari or we also spoke on the story to historian martin a caller who suspects the document is lacking substance and that's why it will be made public before the election. i think that had the been and the evidence pretty strong evidence that russia had been a defeated in the 26th green of room to. return then the government would have boarded to public attention. but doesn't want a conflict with russia. because he's only been problems for a short time and when he comes out of the bricks and so therefore presumes live there's nothing very strong. it could be that the opposition will try parties and try to break this subject to public attention if they can because they must discover what is the report they would like include burma's great progress or gate to slow down as the president. would say that's past that's history. but the present parliament which ends on tuesday should have dealt with it and don't let's bother with that now so the general public from the general public. it's not real

reading speed a page a day or so sit down mr grieve and relax no one in your government likes the hari historian martin mccauley suspects the document is lacking substance unbanked why it won't be made public before the election. i think that had the been any evidence pretty strong evidence that russia had been a differing in the 26 train of really more what is the british. government would have brought it to being public attention. but both johnson doesn't want a conflict with russia. because he's only been probably used for a short time is very conservative briggs and so therefore presumably there's nothing very strong in that. it could be that the opposition will try our opposition parties will try to break this subject to public attention because they must discover what is in the report and they would like it to be born was great for russia gate to east of dallas the present government the average person would say that's passed that's history. but the present parliament which ends on tuesday should have dealt with it and don't let's bother with that now so the general public from t

that old-fashioned incarceration; others say it's fight their addicten need to newshour weekend's hari sreenivasan has more.ct >> cor okay. >> sreenivasan: past the secure gates of the hampden county jail in western massachusetts, sheriff nick cocchi is taking us to meet inrcerated men who haven't necessarily committed a crime. >> these are all people thatre at a point in their life where forced treatment and necessary and immediate eatment was called for. >> sreenivasan: the sheriff runs a program for men who' been civilly committed for substance abuse treatment under a massachusetts law called section . >> here, for the first, say, four or five weeks, you can't go anywhere. you're here. >> sreenivasan: our first stop is a daily mindfulness meditation class. someone watching this, they're literally going to hear the new-age music, and they're going to see guys on floor mats deep breathing, and they're going to say, "what's going on with the sheriff? he's supposed to be making sure..." >> sreenivasan: yeah. >> yeah. well, i've always said this: a fair county sheriff is giving them the

so that's one person's view he's not alone this is one other that i'll share with you on twitter to hari says it's not a business is job to regulate lying politicians since congress in her view is full of liars congress should enact laws that regulate the lying of politicians congress expects facebook to do what it doesn't even do itself so regulation where do you fall on that who should do the regulating yeah i i agree with tom i think that the complex issue it's definitely a complex issue and i don't think there's. solution yet but a band seems like sort of a lead the way out. and as far as regulation goes i think there's sort of 2 stacks of the platforms get all the attention but actually they've done more in terms of. sunlight being a disinfectant and showing information than google so i think both facebook and google need to do more on their own forms if they're not going to in the short term backtrack political ad which t.v. ads in the united states are actually not backtracked on broadcast news they should at least have a warning about that they can include more information about

the room is spinning and haris with the live of everything around you spending all the time i i don't even know how she did after so many years you know we were out. on time my brother is getting his eagle scout ward and so he went out and someone was sitting texting her texting someone behind behind her and she knew exactly what was happening based on where it was well there are a variety of studies have been done and it was worth.

that nine o'clock in the morning in beirut carol saw up and running- hari couple ready insight to clean up the rubbish left by demonstrations the night before. the intimate conversations about being environmentally responsible among the protesters who'd been demonstrating gates corruption since the seventeenth of october. everything that's the big thing have a color okay and- we provide its color wee explain them to the people. in order to clean up. and evaluations are like known to be in a negative but what we're trying to do is jusust break thoughts posturing and make that evolution into a positive one. a little later in lotus quest the friends regroup under green cleaning tent and so the waste that's been left behind. with that if it's a personal effort. we're friends and cousins who had the idea to put up a tent here to collect the rubbish from demonstrations because the area where we express our opinions needs to stay tiny uncivilized let alone the father. a large part of the rubbish that's collected ends up here with the ngo conceded. the organization that arranges to send it'll f

form a harmonious government and he hoped outgoing prime minister saad hariri would be renominated hari was forced to resign last month over widespread anti-government protests. with joel from the ballot has been celebrated by protesters in beirut who consider the billionaire part of the same elite establishment they want to dismantle. has more now from beirut. the withdrawal of mohamad sort of the from becoming the next prime minister or something god has been received positively by those protesting our sunday marks the one month anniversary since this uprising began your movement against corruption against the sectarian set up of the government not want to do away with all the symbols of lebanon's political elites and liberals but it's called stablish which obviously they were angered that moment suffered his name was even considered considering his name has been linked with corruption from the days when hume self was minister however it is far from enough that people here say that they want to be technocratic government one that the. is not belong to any political party and the crowd

interest that this debate has a hard tradition goes back to the 1st major both did this debate as a hari tradition goes back to the 1st major book on political systems aristotle's politics. political systems aristotle's politics. he says of all of them the best is democracy at any point out he says of all of them the best is democracy at any point out exactly the flaws that medicine pointed out. gently the flaws that medicine pointed out. if athens were a democracy for free men the poor would get together. if athens were a democracy for free men the poor would get together and take away the property the rich. well same dilemma take away the property the rich. well same dilemma they had opposite solutions or start over posed what we would nowadays call welfare they had opposite solutions or start over posed what we would nowadays call a welfare state and try to reduce inequality. state and try to reduce inequality. so same problem after to look. so same problem after that solution one is reduce inequality will have this problem and the other issue one is reduce inequality will have this p

forces assassinated a senior leader of islamic jihad in gaza 34 palestinians have since been killed his hari forsett with more. so since the night fell in gaza on thursday there were a further at least 2 rockets that were fired from gaza territory one of them intercepted by the iron dome around nightfall the 2nd one around 8 pm local time which fell inside gaza and territory it was after that in the early hours of this morning that israel began to respond its military tweeting that it was doing so because of the breaches of the cease fire that had taken place during the course of the day there were also protests in the streets in some locations in gaza with people unhappy with the cease fire especially given the loss of life that we saw during the course of the previous night children also killed saying that more rocket fire should be carried out islamic jihad said sending out a statement saying that it was ready on standby with its finger on the trigger to respond should there be further attacks by israel so saying it had a new missile available to it domestically produced one it said which

which is of some interest that this debate has which is of some interest that this debate has a hari tradition goes back to the 1st major book on political systems and her style zahari tradition goes back to the 1st major book on political systems aristotle's politics. he says of all of them the best old politics. he says of all of them the best. is democracy at any point out exactly the flaws that medicine is democracy at any point out exactly the flaws that madison pointed out. if athens weren't pointed out. if athens were a democracy for free men the poor would get together and take away the property the rich democracy for free men the poor would get together and take away the property the rich. well same dilemma they had opposite solutions. well the same dilemma they had opposite solutions aristotle proposed what we would nowadays call a welfare state he said try to reduce it aristotle proposed what we would nowadays call a welfare state and try to reduce inequality. equality . so same problem absent solutions one is reduce it so same problem absent solutions one is reduce inequa

haris comes over from the cubs where he was the assistant gm for the last year he you'll put work willo far hines i t harris also happens to be a redwood city native sthis is a homecoming so to sak. harris said i am so appreciative and honor to join the san francisco giants. a ory franchise with a loyal passion and deserving fan base. harr said in a statement released by the giants will have more on this and much more tonight on sportsnight live with j r stone and myselfnd of course there's a pretty big football ge tomorrow evening that everybody is getting excited about said about this football game which football game. >>do you think they can remain undefeated. >>it will be probably one of their touest test so far in the season. obviously seattle really sion-rival know them well and have a quarterbackas pretty good russell wilson. areyou put on. rrow. putting your money you're not putting very thank you so much to wait to talk about it. >>of this world experience is just hours away details on how you can safely watch the script cular site >>so it's time to bust out your biculars. a s

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