james in houma, louisiana. go ahead, james. >> i would just like to point out to the listens are even if you attempted murder and were not successful in the murder you attempted a crime and you still must be held accountable to the crime. just because the president attempted to extort ukraine did not mean that he should not be held accountable because it was not a successful attempt. >> that was james in houma, louisiana. next up is mary in new jersey. is it absecomb? did i get that right? is it absecomb, new jersey? >> absecomb. please go ahead. >> first of all, it doesn't matter if it's first hand, secondhand, third hand information. trump screwed up when he released the transcript of the call. in my opinion he pled guilty when he did that and i would like to see them release an actual recording of the call. second of all, they say it's no problem because the aid was eventually released and there was no investigation into the bidens after they got caught. president zelensky actually booked an interview and ca

. >> ethier and henry is a sophomore from houma, louisiana. he is studying bigs. >> what am i getting? it is an amazing experience. i love it. >> solidly middle-class, ethan is going to school tuition free. >> you have a top scholarship? >> yes, ma'am, i do. >> thanks to the state of louisiana. >> it is great to have help. my parents have paid for my eltcation. nice to get back to them. soledad: ethan an goes to stoop on a tops scholarship. it start as a private program for underprivileged students, the state took it over in 1997 and dropped the requirement that students show financial need. the result, 42% of tops recipients now come from families with six figure incomes, and 74% are white in a state where 43% of high school students are plaque. long-time senator dan morish chairs the education committee. >> 42% of tops grants go to people whose parents make over $100,000. $100,000 in this state is seriously good money. >> it is very good money. >> so you are giving a really good scholarship to people who are well off? >> it has become a midd

. >> interesting how you talk about erdogan is the leader of the houma but he was the one who said no more caliphate, very same turkey. [laughter] >> yes, we see a huge shift. >> going back to that province you would have shipments of ar arms. >> it's not only and not only the terrorists that turkey left to syria but also other operations. [inaudible] they tried to preach to local population and by age organization led by erdogan allies had eight operations but at the same time helped al qaeda lose eight operations and in fact, erdogan got her upset and called on his police chiefs who carried out in operation against iha because iha was working for al qaeda to help al qaeda. >> to simple fight what you're saying in describing that one hands of the turkish government trying to operate against isis but the other hand of the turkish government be at the police, judiciary or -- then you have the erdogan regime who collaborates? >> it was 2014 then the operation and police was -- [inaudible] they wanted to make sure one would know and what in the intelligence made sure that those operation

thanks alerts and the north bay burglars strike a sandra fell houma the homeowners are on thansgiving vacation. but then the burglars returd to the scene a second time after police wrapped up their initial investigation kron sweet recall explains. how technologhelped alert police to the burglary. >>theves pried through the fence of a home near dominican university in sandra fell in the ly morning hours the day after thanksgiving. before entually breaking into the house is wle ts is a very safe. >>the area very family lotf ds in the neighborhood, the family living here is on vacation in florida. >>but the homeowner received an alert on their phone drawing attention to strangers on the property here about just like staard. >>packas being stolen, but this is the first year about some of th you're trying to break in to a hse in this neighborhood sandra fell police lieutenant dan think says the suspects who appred to be 2 men. >>got ay with electronics and jewelry before officers showed up we left the house probably around 6.5. >>and then we got another phone call from a resident in florid

all from the former border crossing the border houma strasser to get hard at another key location a little earlier today. out of more than schloss in the center of the lane and because in this building behind me all the believe that stood there before the political events of the 9th of november culminated in a very famous press conference during that day but the political scene in east berlin was very basic busy there was frantic activity there was a full of pro meeting there was a central committee meeting where basically it was decided to lift travel restrictions on the next day the 10th of november and then a man called going to schabowski who was have been the government spokesman only for 3 days was told to go and brief the international press which he then did and there were a couple of misunderstandings there in that press conference and i think we can have a listen to that right now. the east german government was under growing pressure on the evening of november 9th 1909 a spokesman going to be called a press conference. in a bid to quell the growing demonstrations communist autho

cornwall is a rugby county and we are very proud of our cornish lassa have gone to the england team from houmat to japan, luke's brother family have headed out to japan, lu ke's brother has family have headed out to japan, luke's brother has hisjob family have headed out to japan, luke's brother has his job to do tonight for the cornish pirates.” would love to be there. be amazing to watch in the final. if he comes back to japan as a world cup winner, how we go about that?” back to japan as a world cup winner, how we go about that? i will be over the moon. i'm so proud of it. lord knows... of course, luke and jack about the only famous connection this club has with the world cup. for england player was part of the committee that organised a virtual backin committee that organised a virtual back in 1987. how appropriate would it be on saturday morning if two boys, one from penzance and one from a new lynn were lift that famous trophy? coming for it to carry me home... cheering. fantastic. now it's time for a look at the weather. batten down the hatches, we've got an impending autumn gale and it

it's hear from roberta in houma new jersey, roberta, what are you reading right now?ing a book called all blood runs red. which i believe you advertised a few weeks ago on book tv and it is nonfiction by phil kees and tom craven and it's about an american who went into the french side of the first world war and he went over there because he felt like he was treated more equally in france that he was treated in our country and he was a terrific soldier and he became a pilot and he found himself obstructed in high places by americans who didn't want any blacks to be able to be pilots. ..... they voted for trump and get there's been a total exclusion of any conservative thought unless you consider george a conservative. >> that was stephen in miami commenting on the miami book fair's programming. she's reading about the man who sold america by joy and read, another book covered on book tv. >> i presume that they have no choice. republicans would never say they have nowhere to go. they are constantly catering to whatever they want. the democrats leave their base on the si