isabella weber lectures in economics at goldsmiths college in london. xi it seems is putting out an olive branch to president trump and the white house ahead of their meeting. certainly. china is anxious to reach an agreement. it's clear at the same time trump has been increasing the rhetoric. the best we can hope for is really a broadbrush agreement that would lay the ground for further negotiations, agreement that would lay the ground forfurther negotiations, but agreement that would lay the ground for further negotiations, but given the outcome of the apec summit recently, which was really an historic breakdown in communication, it's not impossible to imagine such a general agreement would not be reached. we were covering that asia—pacific economic operation summit, the apec summit, and there we re summit, the apec summit, and there were high hopes that summit and asean might cause there to be more conciliatory tones between the us and china, but it seems to go in the opposite direction. of course, earlier this week, president trump are saying he's m

she opened up about her daughter isabella, after she honored her mother with a clothing line, bella kidman cruise. >> bella is a beautiful daughter. she's always been able to draw. >> nicole played a mother a lot on screen, but she says she would 150% walk away from hollywood for her real life role as a mom. >> you do give a motherly loving vibe. >> i'm the eldest child from a family. it's my nature to take care of people. >> you do it well. you're a really good mom. >>> now let's go to the relationship between prince william and prince harry. the princes revealing their 70th bifrt day wish for their father, prince charlottes. >> william says, quote, i would like for him to have more time with the children, play around. >> they spoke candidly in their documentary on bbc 1. >> he's got a big heart. >> the man never stops. >> harry also wants charles to slow down to focus more on family. he reveals how the prince of wales stepped in to walk meghan down the i'll. quote, he's our father so, of course he stepped in for us. i was very happy. today, harry was without meghan and he received a baby

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spiritual leader of the british salone jurist center and lives in pittsburgh also in new york tara isabella burton she is a historian and covers religion for vox stream it's really good to have you here i wish it was under a better circumstances but what an excellent opportunity to be out of really what's happening in the u.s. right now for our audience i want you to look at my laptop here this is the anti-defamation league i mentioned them in our introduction look at their mission to stop the defamation of the jewish people to secure justice and fair treatment or set up in one thousand nine hundred thirteen the shah could is if we look at the past year the number of anti semitic attacks or incidents that they registered over three thousand registered is the worst here who knows what other ones there might be the bigger the bubble you see here the more the instances and. from external smartest parents prompts shootouts what promises offense propaganda and in the instance rabbi i'm thinking just looking at the. crease and just the ones. that we know about if we all see why this was happening

this is isabella janeane hill, 7 pounds, 4 ounces, 20 inches long, mom, dad, and baby isabella are doing great. there's ma'am, you can see her there with her precious little girl. we are so happy for you and congratulations, pam. enjoy that wonderful time. and thanks to all of you for joining us. "ac 360" begins now. >>> good evening from washington, d.c. there is breaking election news out of florida. hand recount being ordered in the senate contest there. and it turns out that this happened without more than 700,000 ballots from florida's second biggest county. the reason for that, a deadline missed by just a few minutes. no recount in the governor's race, which appears all but over. we'll bring you that shortly. keeping them honest, we begin with an eruption of presidential anger at the russian investigation. however yo see it, it's clear that robert mueller is very much on the president's mind. he's been meeting with lawyers, going over written answers to questions that one of his attorneys said included "possible traps." and with the special counsel's next legal move expected shortl

back in my room we meet and last july the daughter isabella was brutally killed whilst walking in the time. an unknown assailant threads. is opposed to underlings is. my fear. and i get them to. this level my. leg fellow like. me won't work toward you woman. will. make. there's the. it's just the latest in a series of attacks that has left ukraine's ruin the community feeling abandoned by the state. if thirty's refusal to treat the murder as a hate crime simply adds insult to injury. elsewhere the issue is being taken seriously. this is the celebrated actor igor creek you know directing rehearsals at the roma theater in kiev. the play tells the story of multi atrocities committed against the room and is being staged because of the rise in hate crimes. that. everybody here the first video curfew for the. soldiers has always been a meaningless lesson norm is to me but i believe in the russian it's against him god was who in his richest would be a minute well great. you know what. you don't go study in the process but dames and they get to get the blame at his age you have to store those

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this is isabella janeane hill, 7 pounds, 4 ounces, 20 inches long, mom, dad, and baby isabella are doingu can see her there with her precious little girl. we are so happy for you and congratulations, pam. enjoy that wonderful time. and thanks to all of you for joining us. "ac 360" begins now. >>> good evening from washington, d.c. there is breaking election news out of florida. hand recount being ordered in the senate contest there. and it turns out that this happened without more than 700,000 ballots from florida's second biggest county. the reason for that, a deadline missed by just a few minutes. no recount in the governor's race, which appears all but over. we'll bring you that shortly. keeping them honest, we begin with an eruption of presidential anger at the russian investigation. however yo see it, it's clear that robert mueller is very much on the president's mind. he's been meeting with lawyers, going over written answers to questions that one of

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spiritual leader of the british salone jurist center and lives in pittsburgh also in new york tara isabella burton she is a historian and covers religion for vox the stream is really good to have you here i wish it was under a better circumstances but what an excellent opportunity to be out of really what's happening in the u.s. right now for our i want you to look at my laptop here this is the anti-defamation league i mentioned them in our introduction look at their mission to stop the defamation of the jewish people to secure justice and fair treatment or set up in one thousand nine hundred thirteen the shocker is if we look at the past year the number of anti semitic attacks or incidents that they registered over three thousand registered is the worst here who knows what other ones there might be the bigger the bubble you see here the more the instances and. sixteen the smartest parents pull the shootouts what promises offense propaganda and instance rabbi i'm thinking just looking at. just the one. instance that we know about if we all see why this was happening would you be out teen. i

. >>> isn't your isabella aog show winner? >> she sure was. she's retired now. undefeated in the ring. polka dot lou is getting honorable mention. >> he's sweet. >> he's young. isa started at the same age. >> she had her paperwork before she was a year old. >> she' special like you are. >>hank you, eu i've been judged to have a night coat, i'm friendly, i've not bitten anybody yet.ri >> t. not yet. >> not yet anyway. i've come close. don't get m wrong. it is going to be a very cold day before and day of thanksgiving celebrations around th area. 37 now but once you get away from the city or a bay it's way colder. down into the 20s in most of the western suburbs this morning. 29 now in fairfax. 32 gaithersburg. 25 in manassas. 30 grease in winchester, virginia. your planner then for the day today, here's the good news. the weather will be relatively quiet. no chances for rain anywhere up and d the eastern seaboard. it will remain breezy and chilly. temperatures will get only into the mid and upper 40s today even with near 100% sunshine this morning. couple more cl

the winners are sophia, olivia, emma, ava and isabella.r boys, the names that top the list are jackson, liam, noah, aid en, and kaydin. phillip didn't make the list. >> phillip with two ls, maybe next year. i want to show you a video now that is making jaws drop all across the country. it is not exactly a situation where you want to hang loose, if you get my drift here. an american tourist taking to the air on a hang glider with an instructor when he realized something was terribly wrong. nbc's kristen dahlgren tells us what happened. >> reporter: chris gursky knew hang gliding would be a rush. but he never thought he'd be literally be hanging on for deef life. he jokingly titled it swiss mishap. you see the florida man taking off from a mountain in switzerland with an instructor, only gursky's harness isn't strapped to anything. he quickly realizing there is nothing holding him up. he writes, i remember looking down and thinking, this is it. i was losing grip with my right hand. the pilot was trying to make a b-line to the landing field.

back in my room we meet and last july the daughter isabella was brutally killed whilst walking in the time. an unknown assailant threads. is opposed to underlings is. my fear. and i get those levels to. this level more calmly. big fellow like. me won't which good woman. will. make among. men. there's the. it's just the latest in a series of attacks that has left ukraine's ruin the community feeling abandoned by the state. if thirty's refusal to treat the murder as a hate crime simply adds insult to injury. elsewhere the issue is being taken seriously. this is the celebrated actor igor creek you know directing rehearsals at the roma theater in kiev. the play tells the story of multi atrocities committed against the room and is being staged because of the rise in hate crimes. that. everybody here the first bit further thought. of him and it was less in new york is to me probably when the russian it's against him god was who in his richest would want to see him in a well great. you know what he may need to study in the process but dames and they get to get the blame at his age you have t

isabella chow who is a uc berkeley representative says her christian beliefs guided her decision. but now some of the other students say they want her resignation. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney is live on the campus. she didn't vote. she just abstained? >> exactly. this whole thing starts with the administration a couple of months ago. it announced it is interested in defining a person's gender as the sex they are at birth. well, the student government here condemned that. this one senator abstain and explained, and that was enough to touch off a powder keg of controversy. protesters outside a recent uc berkeley student senate meeting over senator chow's abstention. >> asked me to promote organizations whose primary purpose is to promote the lgbt lifestyle which conflicted with my christian values. >> reporter: at the campus known for free speech chow's freedom of thought is under attack. >> tonight is not about free speech but the separation of prestigious and personal belief with institutional policies. >> reporter: the pushback has been strong and at times vulgar. >> so person

flying embers burned two buildings blocks away on isabella street. another fire started at the hollis oak along peralta and 32nd. that is the one attached to a suspect now. laura anthony has that. >> what's going on? this is your brother. nfird st of thisan fire at an o apartment building last month. dislynn ballinger goes by the name charges him with maliciously damaging or ho apartment. abc 7 news shot video of the atf thatng the broken window that investigators say carried a key piece of dna evidence. that is a reddish-brown smudge from the windowsill. it was an electronic hit from bellinger. his dna is in the state system because of priors. >> he was nice. >> he was nice. he was sweet. it's still hard to believe. o you think he's capable of lighting a fire? >> when ilieve it. that isn't something he would that isn't something he would do. >> you don't have to hire an asian or mexican. asian or mexican. i do mexican work too. >> the white van was returned by the atf is and is now sitting in front of his home. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> all rig

isabella chow made transphobic and homophobic statements during a meeting, publicly dismissing the identitiesdividuals on campus. her language erased and dehumanized individuals et cetera. how do you respond to that? do you dehumanize people because of your faith? >> i would like to go back to my original statement on the senate floor on october 31st. what i said was, i think that discrimination and harassment is never okay. where i cross a line between where i can protect and promote your identity is a very fine line for me. my response is, i don't see a conflict between being able to accept, love, and validate you as an individual and yet not fully agreeing with how you choose to identify yourself sexually. >> i get that. it's a simple understanding here. they are asking you to promote something that is contrary to your fundamental religious belief. >> exactly. >> requiring you to worship at the altar of something that you don't believe in. it is as simple as that. whether it is a proclamation or what you said on october 30th, it's as simple as that. my problem with this is, this is happeni

isabella and madison, twofer from new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer i am 10 years old. >> caller: this is madison, i'm 11 our dad has an investment club with our friends and we've been watching videos of warren buffett and "mad money" which we love, boo-yah! >> boo-yah ♪ hallelujah >> caller: justice we love, a clothing store at the mall it's owned by a senior retail group. last october we invested in the stock when it was $2 and then went up to $4. yay. it's been the best stock in our portfolio. our question is should we hold it, sell it, buy more or find something new? for example, our brother and his friends bought fortnite but we can't buy it because it's private. >> both: any advice for these new jersey girls to make some mad money? >> thank you for calling in. you girls are terrific ♪ hallelujah second, i think they're making a real comeback. it's a battleship, that thing f they turn around and it goes higher, i say stick with that one but can i ask you for your parents to get on for a sec? >> caller: this is tom >> tom, thank you so much

back in may we meet and last year i had a daughter isabella was brutally killed whilst walking in the time. an unknown assailant with rage. is opposed to underlings is all for. my fear. and i get those levels to. this level my. leg fellows like to lose me won't work toward woman or not. will. make among. men. there. it's just the latest in a series of attacks that has left ukraine's ruin the community feeling abandoned by the state. if thirties refusal to treat the murder as a hate crime simply adds insult to injury. elsewhere the issue is being taken seriously. this is the celebrated actor igor creek you know directing rehearsals at the roma theater in kiev. the play tells the story of multi atrocities committed against the room and is being staged because of the rise in hate crimes. that. everybody feet here the murder her. soldiers his wish that he is a victim and you must listen no one is to me probably when the national it's against him god was who in his richest would which is the same in the will gray. he will let him lead you to a study in the process but dames and they jihad

caleb, isabella, rotimi, we had a great match yesterday on "jeopardy!"king off this year's teen tournament. if you three perform as well today, we are going to be very happy. good luck. let's go to work. ♪ here are the categories for the three of you... sounds easy. next... and finally... rotimi, you go first. world geography, $200. caleb. - what is the gulf of mexico? - correct. world geography for $800, please. answer--daily double. [ applause ] we're finding it way too early. you have $200. you could risk $1,000, though. i'll risk $1,000, please. - okay. here is sarah with the clue. on a map, new zealand, hawaii, and easter island form the three corners of this roughly triangular region of oceania

spiritual leader of the british saloon jurist center and lives in pittsburgh also in new york tara isabella burton she is a historian and covers religion for vox welcome everyone to the stream is really good to have you here i wish it was under a better circumstances but what an excellent opportunity to be out of really what's happening in the u.s. right now for our i want you to look at my laptop here this is the anti-defamation league i mentioned them in our introduction look at their mission to stop the defamation of the jewish people to secure justice and fair treatment or set up in one thousand nine hundred thirteen the shocker is if we look at the past year the number of anti semitic attacks or incidents that they registered over three thousand registered is the worst here who knows what other ones there might be the bigger the bubble you see here the more the instances and. from external smartest parents paltz shootouts what promises offense propaganda and in the instance rabbi i'm thinking just looking at the. crease and just the ones. that we know about if we all see why this was h

we have secured full funding for isabella and the lake success dance, something we worked on for a few years. a week ago we celebrated the government citing a $40 million lead for a new veterans clinic. this is one that will build on the clinic we have to date but will be one that is state-of-the-art because while it will focus on women's veterans, mental health and also homelessness but we've gone much further. i sat in the oval office when the president signed the bill to and human trafficking, modern-day slavery online, nothing we fought for 8 years. we were able to pass tax reform to let every family more than what they've earned, almost $2000 apiece but our job is not done, we got more to achieve and that's why i'm going to ask or your support to finish the job . >> thank you and miss mata, your opening statement, 90 seconds. >> i want to thank a gtd for hosting this event, for kevin mccarthy for being here. i'm a mother, a military spouse, and air force military member and also a trustee for the school district, i'm an army daughter. i think that to me sacrifice comes in blood. i

his long—term partner isabella who was 46 and a pilot in her own right.ed from a boarding school in the north west of the country. it‘s thought the institution‘s principal was also taken, along with two other members of staff. separatist rebels are being blamed for the attack — though they have denied responsibility. caroline rigby reports. abandoned, the scattered belongings of missing students, left behind after gunmen broke into their dormitory. in all, 79 were abducted from bamenda‘s presbyterian secondary school, along with the principle and two other staff members. one student who witnessed the attack described hiding under a bed in order to escape a similar fate to his classmates. one of my friends, they beat him up mercilessly. they took him outside. all i could think about is, "just stay quiet." they threatened to shoot some people, so everybody... 0ne boy escaped. all the big boys were rounded up, and the small ones, they left them behind. the armed raid happened in bamenda, the capital of the english—speaking north—west region of cameroon. the

isabella young day. i can go on and on and on. i will decline however at trying to pick my comps. when i read a book like that. she blew me away with her book last year. she is younger than i am. i won't even begin to say your first book was as good as that one also. i would be worried to put myself competition with white authors. i get to read whose stories blow me away every time i remember colton whitehead have been on social media talking about the fact that he have a new book coming out i was so excited to read the next one. i say the time. i maintain if you look at your bookshelf and you are not reading authors of color you are not only missing out on some incredible stories but you are not broderick --dash make broadening your mind. >> several people have appeared on book tv. they have all appeared on book tv. and you'll be able to watch their presentations online. as a continue the conversation are we seeing your last name correctly. i've heard several different pronunciations and i've wanted to make sure., thank you for taking my call. jody, i'm a big fan. i'm also excite