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that is not what ndi and iri are about. that is not what. -- not what democracy support work is about or what it is. it is about supporting others and supporting their own goals for themselves. susan: a case study you have been involved with that has seemed to go dramatically in the wrong direction. derek: tunisia. susan: not tunisia. was ouror mitchell first ambassador to myanmar under president obama when we reopened relations and it appeared at the time to be a great example of a country moving away from a military-led rule and, i believe, controversially somewhat inside the obama administration even led to a presidential visit, two visits with the leaders. we now have obviously this unfolding tragedy with the rohingya. what can you tell us that is relevant to your new role, you know, in understanding how democracys work or don't work from your experience with being ambassador to myanmar? derek: there is a democracy part and a rohingya issue. i hate to set aside ethnic cleansing as if it doesn't matter. i think one thing

aunque con un presento aÚn por definir, pero ¿quÉ representa en realidad este avance quÉ es el 5 g, irisnectividad llamada 5 g estarÁ lista para estrenarse en estados unidos, el nuevo estÁndar ofrece velocidades mÁs rapidas y conexiones que prometen ser mÁs inteligentes. >> 5 g que ahora en bajarlo en 4 4k lo vas a poder bajar en un segundo. sin embargo, de espera que estos cambios afecten los precios y muchos tendrÁn que reemplazar sus telÉfonos para poder acceder a la nueva tecnologÍa. >> esperen a comprar es su telÉfono para el prÓximo aÑo, para octubre que venga saliendo. >> por ahora toca esperar para poder disfrutar de una tecnologÍa que promete ser el futuro de las comunicaciones, iris castro, noticias telemundo. >> llega ahora el tiempo de los deportes, para ello estÁ con nosotros, copan Álvarez, quien hoy nos lleva por alguna de las principales liga europeas copan quÉ gusto en verte. >> muy bien. >> vamos a hablar depo,ea ganador siempre, 3 aÑos los campeones y ahora ¿quÉ pasa? >> la pregunta que nos hacemos todos porque realmente es increÍble lo que pasa con real madrid, lleva

patton ran the iri's moscow office from 2001 to 2004.just plead guilty to charges of illegally lobbying in the u.s. for prorussian politicians in ukraine. his business partner, one constantine colinik who also worked for the iri. he took over the moscow office when patton left in 2004. rarely caught on camera, colleagues nicknamed him the invisible man. court filings by mueller's office have linked him to russian intelligence. now he's better known as paul manafort's alleged partner in crime. the two of them are accused of promoting russian interests in ukraine. what happened inside that office? how did employees who were hired to promote democratic values end up working for the wrong side? well, we spoke to a source who we can't identify, but who worked very closely with kolinik there. he sent them to this building in moscow to pick up envelopes stuffed with cash and airline tickets. the building is the office of oleg daraposka, an he oligarch with close ties to putin and also manafort's client. as soon as they found out what he was up

to my right is the president of iri, the international republican institute. we can talk more about what that means. also i have known him, at least his work, for a long time. he was a contributor to foreign policy starting from when i was the editor so i'm delighted to get a chance to talk with him in person. to my left is derek mitchell, the new, as of one month ago, president of the national democratic institute, ndi. and we can talk a little bit about the history of these organizations. but, again, i can't think of a more timely conversation in many ways to be having. i was just thinking, well, what should i write about this week and i thought, well, how about trump's foreign policy and what is the role of democracy and human rights anymore? and, you know, it's a conversation in some ways we have been having far predating certainly donald trump, but it's one that's been made more acute as we all wrestle with the question of what is an america first foreign policy. what is the role of the united states in the world? are we -- have we lost the animating spir

i thought how can ndi and iri do their work now? that's not what they're about and it's not what democracy support work is. it's about working with others and trying to support them. >> i want to ask quickly about a case study that you have been involved with over the last few years that seemed to go in the wrong direction. >> tunisa? >> you know what i'm going to ask about. it appeared at the time to be a great example of demona country moving away from military lead rule and i believe controversially even lead to a presidential visit -- >> two. >> two visits. that's right. we now have this unfolding tragedy. what can you tell us that's relevant to our new role in understanding how democracies work or don't work? >> there's a democracy part a. if we're talking about democracy as democracy, one thing that's absolutely critical to understand, it's true about any country, is expectations management. that no single moment makes a democracy. that we have -- we knew that the election, the opening of a society and he became the leader. th

iris, thank you for that update, speaking to us from just outside palu.trust at the centre of scores of allegations of poor maternity care says he won't be resigning. his comments come after a former nurse told the bbc that problems on maternity units have not been properly addressed for almost two decades. the chief executive of the trust, simon wright, who's had the job since 2015, has apologised to any families who've been failed over the past two decades. michael buchanan's report contains some distressing details. forceps used. the baby comes out, there's no cry. i thought, "no, she's dead." i know. julie hughes' daughter should be 16 today. but memories and medical records are all that remain. she says staff failed to spot baby elisha was in distress. i can remember saying to the lady who's got the little pink badge... sorry — i get upset. "she's dead. leave her." "no, no, no." and these people are around her, trying to recover her. they worked on herfor 20 minutes. i said, "please leave her alone." and that was it. no more. i held her, said goodbye

becker is a big believer in biometrics, it's behind fingerprint and iris scans. she saw an opportunity and took a gam whble when she bought the company out of bankruptcy. it's a complicated private sector and she's on a mission to change the way we think about security. we sat down with karen at clear headquarters in new york to talk about a future where your wallet may be obsolete. >> clear uses biometrics, fingerprints, iris images, we hope one day voice, to create secure frictionless experience this is a connected world. our view as you enroll one and once your identity or your credit card or health insurance card are connected to you, you are your wallet. you can use them in so many different places for more secure frictionless experience. i think this is the most awesome opportunity. this is where the world is going. there's no way to is i have a wallet full of cards in a decade. >> i didn't think it was gutsy to buy it out of bankruptcy. ignorance is bliss. i felt it was my calling. i'm a neurotic person about security. it felt like a no-brainer. when you b

his business partner, one constantine kalemnik who worked for the iri.k over the moscow office when paton left in 2004. rarely caught on camera, colleagues named him the invisible man. documents filed by mueller's office have linked him to russian intelligence. >>> now kalemnik is better known as paul manafort's alleged partner in crime. the two of them are accused just like paton, of promoting russian interests in ukraine. what happened inside that office? how did employees who were hired to promote democratic values end up working for the wrong side? well, we spoke to a source who we can't identify, but who worked very closely with kalemnik there. that person told us that kalemnik often sent them to this building in moscow to pick up envelopes stuffed with cash and airline tickets. the building is the office of oleg deripaska, an oligarch can close ties to putin who is under u.s. sanctions and manafort's client. they told us as soon as they found out what kalennik was up to in 2005, they fired him. they emphasized the work they continued to do, to adva

his business partner, one constantine kalemnik who worked for the iri.he moscow office when paton left in 2004. rarely caught on camera, colleagues named him the invisible man. documents filed by mueller's office have linked him to russian intelligence. >>> now kalemnik is better known as paul manafort's alleged partner in crime. the two of them are accused just like paton, of promoting russian interests in ukraine. what happened inside that office? how did employees who were hired to promote democratic values end up working for the wrong side? well, we spoke to a source who we can't identify, but who worked very closely with kalemnik there. that person told us that kalemnik often sent them to this building in moscow to pick up envelopes stuffed with cash and airline tickets. the building is the office of oleg deripaska, an oligarch can close ties to putin white houo r u.s. sanctions and manafort's client. they told us as soon as they found out what kalennik was up to in 2005, they fired him. they emphasized the work they continued to do, to advance demo

thousands of people have taken to the streets of well as iris to protest the austerity measures of arjen time president maurizio mockeries lawmakers in the lower house began discussing the next year's budget which includes a range of spending cuts aimed at reducing debt. dozens of protesters hurled rocks in front of congress while police in riot gear responded with rubber bullets tear gas and water cannon. nearby thousands gather to oppose steep spending cuts and tax hikes aimed at a racing the country's budget deficit tensions are rising as public utility subsidy cuts trigger higher heating and electricity bills that's fueling inflation. which is expected to surpass forty percent this year earlier this year president mockery committed to the austerity efforts as part of a fifty seven billion dollar bailout package with the international monetary fund analysts say the loan will help cover the government's financing needs through next year but activists disagree. that it's the budget for the i am if not for the people everyone suffering because there are layoffs companies are closing down

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. >> tomaron esta decisión como nos cuenta iris rápidamente, causó muchas destrezas. >> ellas una fielon compañías como amazon entre otras. >> a pesar de que la compañía realizó grandes inversiones en el pasado creando sus propias marcas. >> actualmente consideran una versión más pequeña, para mantenerse a flote y de esta manera evitar el cierre total. >> lamento que estén esta situación porque es muy accesible para las personas de clase media. >> se desconoce cuando, >> cero telemundo. porque los investigadores de universidades arriero que sería el primer medicamento contra enfermedades resistentes a antibióticos. >> ya que hay un número de aumentos de bacterias resistentes a los medicamentos cada año. >> continúa la celebración del motivo del mes de la herencia hispana y entérese lo que significa esto para la comunidad del país. >> tras conocer al sumo pontífice de la iglesia católica el grupo pro inmigrante regresa de los estados unidos. >> ya le contaremos la interacción que tuvieron con el papa. >> (mÚsica) >> un grupo de jóvenes salvadoreños del movimiento pps asistieron a la mar

. >>> iris castro, noticias telemundo. ♪. >>> alguna vez usted quiso unirse al cirgo, en minutos le cuentoeo para la primavera del 2019, representantes del palacio de emocionada y agradecida por todo el apoyo recibido en su boda y ahora están superemocionados por compartir esta buena noticia, habrá que ver si será niña o será niño ,alguna vez pensó usted unirse al circo, pero tal vez luego se arrepintió, mariana rodríguez nos cuenta de una experiencia. >>> los habitantes pueden vivir una experiencia única que combina discs aéreas en la academia que abrió sus puertas en mayo del 2018. >>> aquí nos conocen como (nombre en inglés),ora la hacer disciplinas circenses, . >>> realmente lo que puede ofrecer una cadena. >>> para niños y adultos, la intención es libear a las personas para ponerse de cabeza, volar, danzar en el aire. >>> estas alternativas pueden ser una opción al gimnasio. >>> trbajamos abdomen, las piernas, brazos, la mente, lo que más trabajamos es la mente. >>> hay que audicionar para ser parte de la cadena. e ree forma cticar de forma profesional. >>> la mayoría de los >>> gimna

. >> but she overdraws the bottom lash line to give the illusion of bigger eyes and even adds blue irise looks like a replica. >> it really is a big process, but wait until you see the finished product. >> it's kind of crazy how much like barbie she looks. >> give it a shot. i can't wait to see you as barbie this year. >> you said it. >>> mom spots the dog and -- >> um -- >> why someone decided it was the perfect time for a want. >> this takes time. let it sit for hour hours, turn it out, let it sit for three hours more and then cut it out. > ♪ ♪ >>> i think y'all know by now that i love a good wig. but sierra and savannah are not about a good wig. >> oh, cutie. savannah is so concerned. >> she's like, what's going on? i don't know, girl. >> it's got a pretty nice little ombre going on. >> if you haven't noticed, sierra and savannah are fraternal twins. sierra is like a minute older than savannah, so i guess she's got the moves. let's try it on savannah and see what happens. >> you don't like it? >> it does look really good. this is mom right here. >> mom is way more comfortable with th

you are seeing the iris. that's the camera adjusting like our pupil would to the season light. that is a gorgeous shot. here is another one. clouds at the coast. sea breeze brings cooling weather to the bay and the coast for sure. above average warmth coming again as we head through the weekend. mid-to upper 60s along the weekend. san francisco low to mid-70s for most of the bay. you'll have upper 70s to low 80s. notice the east bay and south bay will be in the low 80s. here is a look at sunny san jose. here is the shark tank. here is temperatures. 59 at the coast to comfortable 68 to 75. temperatures continue to warm more so around the bay inland than at the coast as we head towards 4:00. by 8:00 into midnight that cloud deck is rolling back. look what does it tonight. there will be fog along highway 11. the usual spots up towards windsor. we'll have low to mid-50s. you can see cloud cover encroaching. it will be thickest overthe bay and the coast. it will set us up for the coolest day tomorrow. low to upper 70s elsewhere. the sea breeze backs off a little bit. temperatures ba

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far away that is it right that i have our driver when i looked at her iris the words were coming they are very. cute if. it should. happen to feel. meanwhile it's evening and october first to get a bird's eye view i'll go up on the ferris wheel this ferris wheel has been here since one thousand nine hundred seventy nine. and it takes you up almost fifty meters and is something of a landmark here at the october fest. and now our weekly female as you know you can send us your travel videos and we show the most beautiful ones here on our show this time we head to the west coast of ireland david aloni has sent us some nice footage off the cliffs of moher they are the country's most famous cliffs and they rise up to two hundred meters out of the atlantic. woke. up good. body. to move. my. thing was crap. smaltz yes. the scat. that you're sol and laugh. with them but. i will be coming. here when the fun comes. out. at the october festival force wouldn't be complete without a visit to one of the many pavilions there are fourteen big tents in all which can hold up to one hundred thousand peop

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rich hide money in places like offshore account yes i am they're getting some of it back because the iris allowed americans with foreign accounts to the little terror only disclose them and see a smaller penalty you know for those rich business owners who experience the unfamiliar tingling sensation of honesty and ethics. that's. a huge dent in the trillions american stash overseas if the best of the i.r.s. can offer since they do nothing with a now eight year old foreign account tax compliance act which required banks wolf american account holders to report info to the us plus i.r.s. agents don't even like tax evasion in fact a research associate at catholic university who spent twenty five years with the i.r.s. and interview thirty former agents said agents love to ponzi scheme cases because there was a real victim in. something like that something like yeah so they should expand the pyramid schemes because every girl i went to high school with tries to recruit me to sell their ugly ass to get this. right the only way you can get paid is to recruit others when this is the merchandise or

ivory is not cool is it ivory is not cool and trophy hunting of elephants is not corriere thank you iris ho senior specialist of wildlife programs and policy for humane society international care. coming up nasa the national aeronautics and grace ministration turn. sixty so where do we go from here and why bother with space you will see and hear the last man who walked on the moon next this is the big picture on our t. america. is a. secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of that's known as the i intend to. use this out in. this. case. why should americans work other taxes stalin and obamacare stalin that have through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create while the

robert: well, a very iri "miss saigon" will be in town until november 4, again, at the orpheum theatreancisco. coming up, we speak with a musical duo performing at the upcoming apature music showcase, cloud like steps, so stay with us. we talked earlier about the kearny street workshop apature film festival going on today, but as we have said many times, the kearny street workshop is about the whole cultural artistic scene. with me now is a musical duo who'll be part of apature's music showcase on november 2, cloud like steps. first, april gee, also known as containher, who performs all over the bay area and released a solo album entitled "shout through the void." er who works with a number of artists, including doug ellington, the son of duke ellington. they form cloud like steps. welcome to the show. april gee: thanks for ha robert: so, where did that name kinda come from and what does it kinda convey in terms of the music you play? april: well, i just--i felt like it was a good fit, but i had been reading an alan watts book again, you know, "the book." have you ever heard of that on

and our younger daughter iris she has pointed to food and said too much. too much and we figured out she thought that meant a really good amount i would like to have. so more too much. [laughter] so it means the opposite of computers so with these large phrases that you have to break down. >> i don't think this has been too much. may be kind of too much but we can watch more in addition to too much. thank you for coming. [applause] [applause] . . . . >>> heard about this they said do you know where it comes from and i said of course i do. [laughter] the notorious b.i.g. and i were born in brooklyn new york. [laughter]

mexicans to increase the amount of manufacturing the amount of cars , and it opens udathe canadian iry market u.s. farmers. laura: what is this deal going to be called him and will it get through the dysfunctional congress in washington? kim: president trump has given it a new name, the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement, or cmca for short -- that is what he is suggesting tlege. t are not expecting anything get done before early 2019, because as you mentioned, it has to get through congress as well d mexico canada's legislatures. laura: kim gittleson, thank you for joining us from new york. you are watching "bbc world news erica." stills to come on tonight' program, one year since the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. his ry, we hear from the survivors of the las vegas attack. ian scientist has caused outrage by claiming that physics was invented and built by men. repressor alessandro strumia was speeding -- professor alessandro at aia wasak sg workshop. a reporterrld leading [article physics lab just -- particle physics lab just outside geneva. it has employed thousands of phviicists study

merritt computer science professor at princeton and former technology advisor of the center kemal iris called the report damning and stated on twitter i briefly worked on this in the silent and no hyperbole it's terrifying so what does it mean when the department of defense can't even dependent self. i think it means it's time to start watching the hallmarks. of the. real thing it's like. as you put it. like you know that i got. the. welcome everybody is watching so i robot and tough and i'm a i'm a big kid fear is how all the way back in nineteen ninety one. that there was nothing to know about best i mean the movie hackers came out ninety five then we all know that half it's kind of academic that it's pretty it's pretty incredible when you break it all down it truly truly is and it and i was just like the research council they've had multiple warnings over the years saying hey your systems might be a little too easy to get into hey maybe you need to like kind of you know defend against this and apparently it wasn't like twenty fourteen then on that they actually started saying hey le

they do their audits and iris works with. [inaudible conversations] >> a major study released they had 11 years to avoid a climate key change catastrophe. do you agree with that or believe in climate change? is supported a fact across a quote. >> i believe in science. i think that's what all of us in iowa and around the country want to do. believe in science. right here in iowa over 200 scientists here in our state recently put out a study that said every year they talk about impending danger and harm to our economy and to the people of our state if we don't start adapting to changing weather patterns. we need to do that. we should not ignore it and we need to move past to better prepare for climate change, global warming and changing weather patterns. it is happening in 200 scientists and i was it was believed the science and start to prepare for it. want to go back to the text. she's raised this yonkers issue a couple times. reality is when you do a tax audit thought it is a certain amount of claims yonkers had a taxes or w

. >> clear uses biometrics, fingerprints, iris, face, we hope one day voice, to create fingerless securitiesr idea is you enroll once and once your identity or health card or insurance card or frequency card are connected to you. you can use them in your wallet and so many more places. >> i think this is the most awesome opportunity. my view is this is where the world is going. there's no way you a going have a wallet full of cards in a decade. i didn't think it was right to buy clear. ignorance is bliss. it just felt like such a no-brainer that when you believe in something so much, you for it. so the nailure didn't scare us off. it was an opportunity to leadership. so digging in and understanding why it failed made us more confident that it could be successful. restarting clear was hard, but if it was easy, everybody would be doing it. had an idea and a vision of where we were ult maltdly going be. if you do the right thing, you delight commerce, strengthen security, create jobs. the technology was ahead of its time to the credit of the company who came before us. b biometrics are not what

making political statements in class that has left educators angry and drawing comparisons to the worst iris of german history did ever use tessa claire reports. leak official a teacher in dresden enjoys lively discussions with her students including politics she says it's the only way young people will become involved in civil society when they grow up but she could get into trouble if the far right parties online portal succeeds if patronage finds and thought when i first heard about this for upholding platform i was outraged this type of platform was from innocent of a time when a culture of denunciation was widespread. official remembers that time she became a teacher before german reunification when dressed in was still part of communist east germany back then teachers risked being denounced by students if they didn't owe the party line to both the. you can't express any political views and public anymore i can do it privately with my family but not in the open. the a f t's website invites students in the state of saxony to anonymously report teachers who voiced political views the f.t.

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well, iris and conde nast entertainment sat women 6 through 89 with their mother to talk about what theyst. >> she juggles being a mom, doing her job and being a singer/songwriter and a wife. i know i take it for granted sometimes. >> at 14 the young lady understands the different roles. >> she always keeps trying to grow as a person. she tried to take me along with her and she did. because i don't think i'd be who i am without her. i was a certain person for a while. but i want -- [ indiscernible ]. >> oh. even when you're 61 and mom is 89 -- >> she's there for me when i need her which i needed r many times in the past years. if i said i had to go to stockton she's there. she's the daughter that everyone would want to have. >> as your parents age, they go from them taking care of you to you taking care of them. >>> every once in a while you're encounter an unfortunate situation on the busy road that backs up traffic. sometimes it's inevitable. sometimes it's musical. ♪ there are three performers on this very, very busy road in moscow. >> they try to shoot a music video. is that what the

has suggested pushing it into the iris. recent may rejects an external border separating two parts of the u.k. . the problem is supposed to be solved by a political agreement but in case they fail to reach one the e.u. wants a so-called backstop that's an insurance to avoid a border but it also means effectively that northern island would stay within e.u. regulations now some are calling for a backstop to the backstop oh well never mind terribly complicated but the bottom line is this the chief negotiator and the u.k. brags that minister have been negotiating. and negotiating. then the u.k. changed its gregg's it minister and they negotiated some more and it looks like finally the e.u. and the u.k. might be ready to agree on something don't ask me about the details it includes things like back to the backstop yes very tiring. and if that weren't enough the real front line is now in the u.k. i continue to believe that a negotiated deal is the best outcome for the u.k. and for the european union i continue to believe that suc

thank you, iris. >> thank you. >> questions mounting over the future of rod rosenstein as he prepares to testify. they want to help remove him from the election. you are looking at sunday morning futures. whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new york! from bus tours, to breathtaking adventures, tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can cancel most bookings up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. so you can make your next trip... monumental! read reviews check hotel prices book things to do tripadvisor >>> welcome back. a lot of news on the program this morning. we heard from bob goodlatte. rosenstein will face tough questions from those remarks where he suggested recording the president to remove him from office. this comes with the backdrop of the midterm elections 16 days a way from today. john is with us. he's been breaking news on the subject. al is also here and david. thank you for joining us. j

everything to make up of the interaction of the paris climate accord we will fall further and further iry behind o make sure the climate reform bill makes its way forward. that increases our - - decreases our carbon footprint to take advantage that we have economically with renewable energy like solar and wind. . >> act on climate change we will put it up on the facebook page. and you still don't tell us to act on climate change to supportrt a paris climate accord. so to support those regulations on methane to stop us for resources. what's a farmer supposed to do? . >>ma stop farming today or tomorrow? into actually deal with the impact right now. how do we make sure dealing with more rain than ever before? it is a matter of action not in action. your position is clear and it doesn't reflect the views of southern minnesota. we will let the voters decide. border? >> of course. we need a wall, fencing, every kind of security border we can. so that illegal folks, drugs, everybody else, don't come over and into the united states unless through a legal process. his against the wall. he comment

>> the iri numbers which is consumer take away and grocery store measured by scans.nd the business is better than ever the corona family performing extremely well the modelo family continues to be the biggest growth driver in the entire beer business we have seen no deacceleration even though the comps we are against our large double digit comps. but again, no deceleration nfl picking up is certainly a positive and that also is indicative of very positive trend with consumers and the industry in general no less for our brands which are the fastest growing and best beer brands in the united states right now. and that is only great news when televised sports which is an important advertising area for us, when they are doing good, we'll do even better but, you know, we did well last year when the nfl wasn't doing so great and it is doing better this year and that is going to be a tremendous positive for us even on top of the momentum that we already have. we are extremely enthusiastic about that. >> all right, gentlemen, thank you so much. thank you so much to both of y

thank you, iris. >> thank you. >> questions mounting over the future of rod rosenstein as he preparesove him from the election. you are (guard) what i've witnessed... controlled fury. freakish intelligence. wicked seduction. these endeavors will rattle your soul... and challenge the contents of your stomach. if that sounds dramatic... it is. >>> welcome back. a lot of news on the program this morning. we heard from bob goodlatte. rosenstein will face tough questions from those remarks where he suggested recording the president to remove him from office. this comes with the backdrop of the midterm elections 16 days a way from today. john is with us. he's been breaking news on the subject. al is also here and david. thank you for joining us. john, let me kick it off from you. what did you hear and what are you expecting for next weeks questioning? i was really struck by chairman. the scope of information. it's extraordinary acknowledgment of how much abuse. the only question is why are they being allowed to hind behind a closed door and answer the questions when most of the information

medicine and wildlife activists are dismayed but the government's defending the move earlier we spoke to iris host spokesman for the humane society international in washington d.c. . assess up essentially a laundering scheme for illegal tiger parts and rhino horns to enter the marketplace and pushing them furder to extinction and the tiger and rhino pharma industry has been for years to pressure the government to reopen their trades and their answer their prayers have been answered unfortunately at the devastating expense of tigers and write novels tigers and rhino should not be bred for commercial commercial gains i mean these for a while species and they are beloved by citizens around the world including citizens in china and therefore by opening up their trade china is pushing demand for these parts and furder pushing these species to extinction tigers and right now is d's hard to rarest animals on earth we can gamble on the species extinction and animal cruelty this is a risk that we cannot afford to take and this is definitely not a fight that we can afford to afford to lose and we will

protesters in argentina thousands of demonstrators gathered in front of congress in the capital one of the iris to rally against the government's two thousand and nineteen budget it contains steep spending cuts and tax hikes aimed at cutting the country's that levels president mary sumac recommitted the balancing the budget after receiving a fifty seven billion dollar loan package from the i.m.f. earlier this year. well it's been called the biggest bank heist in south african history more than one hundred thirteen million dollars was stolen from the f v b s mutual bank leading to its collapse in his maiden budget speech local media say that south africa's finance minister tito when me suggested the embattled bank could be saved but when he made it clear the perpetrators of the heist must be locked up for me to miller has no more now from the proper province corrupt and beyond saving that's the final word in a reserve bank report on the theft of more than one hundred and thirty million dollars at south africa's v b s mutual bank the only black owned bank in limpopo province it was supposed to ha

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damagers bruce iris game one of the series. local burg joint promised free burgers if the brewers won the 12th game. gave out more than 150,000 last time that happened. smile and say cheeseburgerer. clayton kershaw was serving them up. it was not his night he gave up a hit to brandon wood rough. the pitcher kershaw give up five runs. his struggles continue. down 6-4 in the ninth. chris taylor with a drive. lorenzo kane, i ain't got it. jauks petersoncorese a one-run game. brewers win 6-5. leave the series 1-0 burgers for everybody. the raiders play in lond pd the first time since derrick carr season. the coach was fired as soon as the plane touched back down in the bay area. carr relying on international experiences to get the most out of this week. >> you don't know until you know kind of thing. being able to rely back on what we did my rookie year, and the two trips we made down to mexico. obviously that helps as well. >> what a great experience this is. i'm excited that the -- to showcase with the seahawks and hopefully the

every time you see me i will ask you a question about the census bureau and the iris partnering together every 10 years. april 1st we do a census every 10 years, but every single year, most of the american public interacts with their government through different document on april 15th of that year. the cost of the census collection has continued to go up and up and as we look to partner every 10 years i arrest form filling with also senses form filling to see if we can partner those two together. you can promise me this will happen in 2030. is that something you will look at to examine. it's not possible to save significant dollars can partner together in 2030? >> senator langford, i appreciate the question and i appreciate your interest. i think it is very important that we consider new approaches in innovative ways to constrain costs and save money. i think we discussed in maybe some hypotheticals when i discussed this with you. there may be some new ways of looking at particularly your proposal and what might be fashioned as a potential solution to an issue of efficiency with two agen

kids struggle with, you know, our younger daughter, iris come starting to say, she's pointed to foodnd said -- [inaudible] okay, takes him away no, no, too much. we figured out what she decided she thought too much meant a really good and not that i would like to because people been saying no, that's too much. you're damn right it is. [laughing] start to say more too much, more too much. that's the opposite of what computers do. you don't work with like these large fragments, these large, these large phrases that you can break there and try to figure the grammar of the key buildup which is a more logical way. >> i i don't think this has been too much, but -- >> more too much. >> the right kind of too much. but i think we can leave you wanting more in addition to too much. so thank you all for coming. [applause] and special thanks to -- [applause] >> thank you, nore. >> thank you. those antacid. thank you guys so much for joining us. if you would like the of the book or the magazine -- >> or both. why not both? .. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, th

nice job all in all by the iris irish. >> rick: ian book has been unbelievable since taking over as a quarterback for a 27 for 34, two touchdowns, i know he wants it interception back. a week ago, 26 for 32, 70%, now closer to 75% passer. you can do a lot of things as a play caller when you can trust that quarterback as much as you can trust ian book right now. >> carter: and for navy, it is a five-game losing streak. per tradition, the fighting irish and to the will gather in front of the midshipmen with a wonderful round of applause from all those of the 63,000 plus sellout crowd who await. ♪ ["navy blue and gold" playing] ["navy blue and gold" playing] [cheers and applause] >> carter: and now together they will head for the other side of the field and aaron taylor will lead us in singing "notre dame, our mother." >> aaron: i will spare their viewers and listeners at home. >> carter: you sing like an angel. >> aaron: oh, my gosh, wild animals, from the zoo, the wild animal park, wildebeests. >> carter: [laughs] and angel, an angel nonetheless. >> carter: this is an a cappella rendit

study so why have a lot of spiders to do the site of the play to tokyo contemporary art museum in iris i'm not a show for you she counts times five or so. i will have found vos on the ball after this. from the. same. system. says. the suspect. was a surprise. to some. of us are schumi tricks of. the first global disaster of the twentieth century. the war to end all wars cost millions of lives. during the florida. home. summer marks the hundredth anniversary of its. what is humankind learned from the great more. as it learned anything of. its real impossibilities. nineteen years not forgotten to w.'s november focus. this is g.w. news live from above and on top story at this hour germany's chancellor angela merkel has announced she will not stand for another term as the country's leader elections in twenty twenty one she also said she would stand down a conservative democrat party in december as follows heavy losses for her conservatives in recent state elections. so let us take a look at some of the online reaction to chancellor merkel's announcements today with social media as a genera