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his current ima, some s, aligns more closely with his full record asit pician and prosecutor. >> he has always been somebody who was an opportunist. he has always been somebody who was willing to change his politics to suit the moment. yes always been somebody willing to scapegoat an attack certain if you think it will he them. he has come out of a very cynical milieu in new york in the 1970's and 1na0's with trump. nada: as an attorney general in newe york after mafia, but also anyone he deemed an enemy. as mayor, he turned around the crime-ridden city but with tactics that many people thought were ruthless and sproportionately targeted minorities. years later, his own bid for the presidency failed, but with his friend donald trump he found new relevance. mr. giuliani: i am sick and tired of the defamation of donald trump by the mia! i am sick and tired of it! nada: though he is officially the personal lawyer to the president, donald trump vs ues and mores chief public defender on television. pres. trump: i watched the passion he has had on televisi over the last few days for the i thi

but ima putin says the russia will interfere in the 2020 us presidential election yes he said it but it was just a joke. basically an altered secretly yes we will indeed do that so we can properly but don't tell anybody ok. tell us the truth starts the police from locals in the french city of rwanda after a massive fire at a chemical factory in the fears of a cover up over the threat. of a scientific journal with drawls a study that challenges the claim the syrian government was to blame for a chemical attack in 27 months after the article attracted. criticism. video agency spoke to the author of the research. i was accused of being. biased toward. good evening and thanks for joining. russia fully intends to meddle in next year's u.s. presidential election that was the tongue in cheek responsibility of putin in answer to a question about moscow's plans for the upcoming race for the white house. these russian. alleged attempting to influence the 2020 lections united states secret was told that you secretly yes we will indeed do that so we could chew you all up properly but don't tell

but ima putin has raised concerns that islamic state fighters might escape or brought you to turkey's offensive in northern syria artie's nikki erin reports. speaking earlier today president putin really highlighted a serious concern that islamic state fighters being held in north eastern syria are at risk of escaping due to the turkish military operation there and he made these comments during talks with his counterparts the presidents have turkmenistan they touched upon a range of international issues but putin really did underscore his concerns about this ongoing turkish military operation in north inferior called peace spring here's what he had to say. their resumes in northeast syria where i saw fighters are concentrated the zones were secured by kurdish fighters if the turkish army enters them and the kurds leave these camps the isis fighters may flee i'm not sure that turkey will be able to take control of them in time according to our intelligence there are hundreds and thousands of ice or militants where will they go this is a real threat to all of us along with those serious

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but ima putin says the russia will interfere in the 2020 us presidential election don't hold your breath he's only joke you. could be secretly yes we will indeed do that so we could cheer you all up properly but don't tell anybody ok. tell us the truth that's the plea from locals in the french city of rwanda after a massive fire at a chemical factory amid fears of a cover up over the threat to their health. and the scientific journal withdraws a study challenging the claim the syrian government was to blame for a chemical attack in 2017 that's after the article attracted fierce criticism. he spoke with the.

. >> [inaudible conversations] ima teacher and president of tha federation of teachers. [applause] i would like to say i'm on the executive board and vice president of the afl-cio said that sort of tells you who i am. [applause] i'm extremely proud i was asked to do this introduction. i am honored about this happenei to me. i told them that these things could happen but i didn't think that they were going to happen to me. i would like to say how much i am appreciative joe biden entered this race not just because they are friendly, but he absolutely appreciate education, public education. [cheering] my district is and what they inl financial recovery which means we are broke. if we were unique that would be all right, but we are not. you know how many times teachers throughout this country have had to fight to get the health care or salaries that they deserve. one of the things i amtu happy about his title i, funding. the. we have pre- k. 3-year-old and 4-year-old education. we have been doing that for almost 50 years. our children deserve that. [applause] this is somethi

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president you are ima erdogan ae satisfied with it. we are in a position to put tremendous powerful sanctions on turkey or whoever is we want to. lou: america first, best-selling author, former strategist to president trump. i want to begin the way this week began with hair on fire democrats and rinos. just -- beside themselves that the president would bring a thousand troops out of northern syria home or other stations in the region. on this beautiful friday in america a ceasefire in place in negotiations under way to extend that ceasefire and hopefully assure a truce. >> quite remarkable, lou. the party that has told us so long that dissent is the greatest form of patriotism and america shouldn't be the world's policeman. they have an issue with the president relocating between 50 and 100 troops as turkish tanks and armored personnel carriers were coming across the border. whether we stay or whether we go, it won't adequate to the democrats. but it's ironic that we have people who were less than marshaled in the last 18 years would l

roomom and they are gettinga time to ask tore of questions of these people that are testifying.wo >> ima wantn, to know about wha being said in the room.ng i'm a congresswoman and i have every right to know what's b happening. my goodness sakes, if you'll impeach the president of the united states, don't you think there should be a fair process and don't you think everyone te should know what's going on instead of thehe secret meeting. i've been told there's no classified information and no reason why there should be closed-doorr meetings. so why are you doing it? the o why are you hiding it? why have it out in the open forl everybody toly judge for e themselves? this is really unfair and let's get back to the beginning of it. there's nothing there to impeach him on and so, sir, i just wanto to say to you,t yes. i agree with you. it's totally unfair. iiit o do not know why speaker i pulled it out of judiciary committee where traditionally in the past impeachment has gone through judiciary committee. my guess is that she knows that the republicans in the judiciary committee, a bunch of la

so they have thiskf planned imae and get at the same time they are hyper partisans and they can't makehose two things aligned properly. cnn right now is the most irrelevant of the networks. if you want hard-core lefty propagandists, they do that. again, say what you like about them, they do that better than cnn. >> tucker: much better. it's actuallyt b interesting, i think. great to see you, thank you for that. >> thanks a lot, talker. >> tucker: of course jeff zucker wasn't always at cnn, he was at another channel for many years. he ran nbc for a decade before that he was the youngest executive producer at "the today show." things have not changed much at nbc sense t zucker left. we repeatedly told you the network try to cover up the harvey weinstein story.we they sent the access hollywood tape over to "the washington post" and they are still lying about it. it's wednesday night, two nights now, someone who knows an awful lot about nbc is making her first tvbo appearance, parting ways with that channel nearly a year ago. megyn kelly will join us as a guest on this program for her firs

we will talk with a former ima coordinator to break down the biggest challenges right now is for the logistics of keeping so many people safe. while also looking ahead to what to the next immediate needs could be. paying your bills could be as easy as saying a few words. which virtual assistant will take over the store and what prompted the company to offer the service. the more things in your home you make yourself, the more it feels like your home. there's something just really special about putting in our own time, sweat, blood, tears into our home. we're learning how to do these things as we go. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but it's really fun. we want to create a place for more people than just ourselves. i'm cándida. i'm jeff. and we're airbnb hosts. ♪ >>> welcome back. the kincade fire has nearly doubled in size since yesterday pushed by powerful wind and gusts up to 70 miles per hour. the flames have burned nearly 85 mi.2. two firefighters have been hurt. one had to be airlifted to a burn center in in sacramento. another was injured, but left with less serious bu

ima holdings. >> and acting ukrainian ambassador, left his post for kiev yesterday after house democratsfor an impeachment inquiry next tuesday. in a pact of text messages earlier this month, taylor, on september 9, remarked it would be crazy to withhold ukraine military assistance for help with trump's political campaign. >>> joining us now from washington, senior staff righter for the hill, scott wong, once again. scott, thanks for joining us once again. >> good to be here. >> want to discuss the president's letter to turkey's leader erdogan. is this an effort to cover up his decision to pull troops from syria? >> well, a lot of russ scratching our heads here in washington, as you guys are, in new york, i mean there was a lot of speculation, and questioning among the media and even on lawmakers on capitol hill, whether this was an actual legitimate letter. but you know, what i would say is, is that clearly, that letter which went out on october 9 has not deterred turkey from launching military strikes against the kurds in northern syria. and so you know, to that effect, it has not had

>> reporter: yes, it was a followup of what ima just asked you. >> do you have a question for the president of finland? ask him a question. i've given you a long answer. ask this gentleman a question. don't be rude. >> reporter: no, sir, i don't want to be rude, i just wanted you to have a chance to answer the question i've asked you. >> i've answered everything. it's a whole hoax. and you know who's playing into the hoax? people like you and the fake news media. >> jeff mason of reuters with remarkable composure. the president then asked him to ask a question of the president of finland. david jolly, what are we seeing here with the president and his behavior yesterday? >> i think we're seeing a president who knows he's going to be impeached by the house of representatives. he knows his poll numbers are at a historical low for any president in their first term. he knows the likelihood of his reelection is dimming. so he's lashing out both in anger in those moments but also is reaching out to other nations to ask them to interfere in our elections to help him prospects personally and politi

just ima aay when farmers are paid for the methane they capture and convert it into electricity. they take the manure, reclaim the water, use solids to produce a wide variety of chemicals and materials. they get paid for those because they are new products. now you have got multiple profit centers coming out of american agriculture. i think that's the bright new future that we're going to see. >> i want to come back to climate and talk a little bit more about practices and trends and things, but does anyone -- let's have our texans weigh in here. do you see anything positive or negative about having presidential candidates talk about ag more? i know we're going through a democratic primary right now. >> personally i would like to see them talk about it a lot more. we have, you know, our goal -- as a matter of fact our slogan since i have become commissioner is texas agriculture matters. the problem is i talked about the school nutrition, kids think their food comes from the grocery store and heat comes from the furnace. we're trying to make them aware where the food comes from. b

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andrea: me ima sanes tenÍan tus hijos?o hicimos. [audio en inglÉs] andrea: a pesar de ser reconocida como una de las artistas mÁs famosas en su industria, luz asegura que su mayor Éxito es compartir su conocimiento con otras mujeres. >> porque para ti es tan importante motivar a mujeres. andrea: mi papÁ siempre me creÓ para que fuera independiente. me dio herramientas y eso me ha sido de gran motivaciÓn para que pueda hacerlo por otras personas. yo creo que con lo que se de decoraciÓn podemos educar a otras mujeres para que puedan ser econÓmicas y para que puedan surgir. us clases y a los cursos que le ha ofrecido ha podido cambiar vidas a travÉs de sus arreglos ofreciendo herramientas y oportunidades de trabajo.y tengo dos comentarios: primero tocar todas las puertas necesarias, ya sea por estadÍstica alguna se abrirÁ. y lo segundo no ser egoÍsta y compartir el conocimiento. francisca: cuando uno es bendecido la obligaciÓn tambiÉn es bendecir a los demÁs. yo creo que la clave es no darse por vencidos porque siempre hay un

before the ima detachment i was part of marsoc combat support battalion active duty. before that i was in okinawa, japan. i've deployed to afghanistan, iraq and bur kina fas een n bur the african continent and i did short deployments in asia when i was with the 3rd battalion in okinawa. >> good morning. my name is major katie sudhoff. i'm commandant part of headquarters marine corps. i spent 17 years on the hill working for senator and i'm in my payback tour now. before that i cut my teeth as a communications officer in 2nd marine division in camp lejeune, north carolina. when i showed up there i was at a division com company first, learning all about my job. after doing a deployment to afghanistan i went to our 2nd assault and amphibian ba tanytt. i was one of the first women there. and i'm here. >> thank you so much. well, i really hope that this is a free-flowing discussion. any question i throw out, anyone can answer and, you know, feel free to kind of go back and forth a little bit as well. i'm excited as well to get to your questions before the end. obviously, t

even as somebody who voted remain, i wanted live on the referendum result, because first and foremost imad up in a situation where again this parliament, there is no majority and it will end up in the same position it will end up in the same position it is. that's why we are putting forward this optimistic, positive agenda on delivering brexit with a deal and then this one nation optimistic, positive domestic agenda. so there is a clear choice. the problem with voting lib dem, i just saw ed davey on your programme, the problem with voting lib dem is if you vote lib dem you are voting to putjeremy corbyn into downing street... the liberal democrats were telling us they were hoping for a couple of hundred mps. there is no chance of them getting a majority. a vote for live is as a vote for corbyn and downing street and for more deadlock in this building here in parliament. instead, if you want to move this country forward and get things moving, there's only one way to do it and that is to vote conservative. i just to do it and that is to vote conservative. ijust want to do it and that is to