police found jared's fingerprint on ciara's cell phone, a cell phone last used about the same time jared'splaced him at her apartment. >> so, did he have enough time to do this? >> yes, he certainly had enough time. we know that his phone was at the apartment at the time that her phone went silent. there was enough time to have killed her. he knew where the bleach was. he could get to the bleach. do the clean-up that he attempted to do. >> we're not talking about extensive clean-up here, are we? >> new york city we'o, we're no. >> little bleach here, little bleach there. >> a few places in the apartment, clean her up. >> jared steadfastly maintained to anyone who would listen he had not killed ciara. the prosecution said they found someone who told a different story >> he told me how he killed his wife. >> a confession. jacques gilchrist said jared confided in him when they shared a cell in the county jail. he detailed jared's words in this police recording. >> he said he stabbed ciara. >> this witness was able to give details. this particular person who was in jail at the time of the murd

kshg ksh jared kushner.hing where jared kushner and donald trump have had success, the first step act. this is a way to overhaul our criminal justice system that donald trump signed into law in december of last year. that's actually a check mark jared kushner got it done. keep going. impeachment legal strategy. again a small thing about whether or not the president will be impeached and removed from office. jared kushner again leading the charge, because the belief is that the megging by trump and his white house hasn't been adequate. jared kushner steps in. i think one more. yes. reforming legal immigration policy. now, jared kushner fainted in this. tried to do a little in donald trump's first term. didn't go anywhere. if re-elected in 2020 expect this reforming legal immigration to come back up. as you can see, all of this and more the son-in-law of the president, the one-time secretary of everything is back. he has his hand in virtually every piece of what this white house is doing. brianna, back to you.

and jared kushner is one of them.eeting of other government officials and says here is what the president wants, those other government officials know that not only is this actually coming from the president through jared kushner, but that it has been filtered and distilled as this is actually really want he wants you to do. comes as no surprise that the president himself does not run a tight meeting very often. things tend to go off track. but jared kushner can kind of, you know, put a point on it and say, here's what i want you to do. and that is exactly what he has been doing on the wall project, and very specifically he's been telling the customs and border patrol and army corps of engineers they need to get moving on filing eminent domain claims which is the taking of private property. >> i'm going to stop you there because we're going to get to that. i'm not surprised sort of given the way the white house works, betsy, and "the washington post" reports this, kushner has clashed with career officials who have que

so before i pass on to jared, i would like to, again, reiterate two things. over the last couple of decades we've seen two major changes. one is the change in the trend, which is now much more stable. the second is that we have a flatter phillips curve. the thing is we don't perfectly understand the reasons behind those changes. we have hypothesis and a lot of research has been done but i don't think we have a good understanding of what's driving them. the final point, from a policy perspective it's worrisome how much do we think these trends will continue in the future, what will take us to move them away from there and can we explore the stability in a productive way. thank you. >> well, thanks very much and thanks for inviting me. the hutching center comes up with the most interesting topics and gets present company excluded the most interesting people to talk about them so this is a real great opportunity. i'm going to buzz through a number of points that have just been relentlessly made today so i don't feel i have to spend my precious time on them. the

a lot of references to jared kushner in this book. 2. jared kushner came up several times. know: i wanted to everything. what do you watch on netflix, how do you sleep on international voyages that you take? i did spend a lot of time getting the stuff i felt from jared kushner. he is a very inning medic mysterious guy. host: at first he right jared kushner would not let me record our interviews, forcing me to rely on notes, but his stories were the biggest of all pulled from his georgetown home or pulled from his office squeezed between the oval office and the chief of staff suite in the rarefied west hallway. every story was patiently waiting. my young team was impressed. we are now actually interviewing spider-man. what was most worth waiting for? guest: there are so many. he said to me, i told my father-in-law russian collusion is the perfect scandal for you, because it is so far-fetched and you are so provably innocent. if they had created some scandal over casinos in atlantic city or building in new york city with building permits the public could have been confused an

jared: he has a foundation.hey have teamed up to create a contract for the web governments and individuals can sign up for it. it is a nonbinding contract. it outlines principles to safeguard the internet. governments would make sure everyone can connect to the internet. that their privacy is respected. if you have data you know the government has about you, you can ask for it back. companies would do the same and make the internet affordable and accessible and respect data. individuals -- people who sign the contract would create a space that makes the internet a valuable place to be that is welcoming. kind of ambitious goals. phil: it all sounds wonderful in theory. we know corporations and governments often lie to us. will the big tech companies actually sign up? jared: the big ones like facebook, microsoft, google. twitter has not signed up. some countries have signed up. there is a problem because some people are saying if you are talking about fixing the internet, and you are involving big tech companies,

jared got in. >> so what i don't understand is, how is it that harvard can let jared kushner buy his in but it doesn't take a hit reputationally? we should adjust and just say, oh, okay, that's what a harvard degree means, all right. >> the kushner family has said there is no connection between the donations and jared kushner's acceptance. harvard does not comment on individual applicants. ivy league schools do point out that large donations give them the chance to educate students who could not otherwise afford them. they also contained some children of large donors are rejected. what is clear is that in this meritocracy, it still matters who your parents are, especially if they went to the school of your choice. legacy admission gives strong preference to the sons and daughters of alumni. >> legacy admissions, the idea that you get a special break because your parents went there, why, is this feudal england? i can't imagine what the thought process is. >> they're terrified what would happen to their fundraising if they got rid of legacy preference. they believe a lot of alumni dona

. >> jared furman and ken brown were back then detectives in the idaho falls p.d. angie's boyfriend was out of town. her other friends seemed to have alibis too. so they turned to the physical evidence, like this bloody handprint on angie's stomach, must have been left after angie's dead, when her killer did something quite beyond sick, pulled down her pants, pulled up her shirt, left a deposit of semen on her body, his mark and his dna. >> there was a lot of anger, a lot of humiliation involved in this. >> and frustration for the cops because that dna didn't match any of their possible suspects. month after month, they chased leads into disappointing dead ends, and all the while carol dodge haunted the investigation, practically stalked the detectives, desperate for information, begging them, find the killer. >> i drove to the police department every day that they were open. >> and then one day seven months later, dead of winter, january '97, an arrest next door in nevada broke the case wide open. in custody was a young man named benjamin hobbs, one of those less

suddenly jared kushner drops in. i would guess that some clashes are inevitable. >> that's right. one of his ideas most recently that was -- did not go over especially well was putting a border wall cameras that would live stream construction progress, and installing them down there at construction sites so that viewers could see in real time this thing being put up. and the contractors as well as the army corps and cbp all were not particularly enthusiastic about that idea. but white house officials are sure that that's going forward and this represents the kind of new thinking that kushner is bringing to the table. >> and then you have the two words that were always going to be a part of this from the very beginning when the president talked about building the wall, and that is imminent domain. tell us about the 800 filings to seize private property. >> really you should think about this project almost as two different projects. one is in the western states where the government is building on land that in many cases it already controls, in remote areas, where it was in other cas

officials have testified and of course pat cipollone is leading everything behind the scenes with jared kushner and so keep an eye on that as you watch the president's reactions tomorrow and those are going on as he's welcoming a foreign leader the tush turkish president to the white house. >> kaitlan collins traveling with the president, thank you so much. >>> so let's talk about the big

trump's middle east peace plan to project manager of his border wall, the president's son-in-law, jared kushner's list of west wing responsibilities just keeps growing. what are his qualifications? you're watching msnbc. wish i cod shake your hand.

reporter jared readers here now in studio with more on those fires i mean 1st of all bring us up to date i mean what's the latest on these bushfires so as you say this is one of the worth bushfire threats a straight years of a scene basically the bushfires stretch from the mid north coast of new south wales ride up to. central queensland and this is an area about a 1000000 heck to be a 1000000 hectares of land. that is burning or has burnt over the last few days there are dozens of fires that is still burning on cheese day most of us were looking at new south wales because emergency services there had warned of catastrophic fire conditions and in fact some of the pfizer even reached the outskirts of sydney but it wasn't as bad as predicted because there were a lot of emergency services deployed and also the way the chain got a little bit cool about some relief although the threat is still very severe there at the moment though not everyone is worried about queensland because it is very very hot there and they're also worried that the winds are going to turn and that could fan the flames

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jared is 38 years old. he wasn't born when richard nixon was impeached. nixon resigned before he was im peopled. and 17 when bill clinton was impeached. no legal experience. the two tasks he was assigned with when trump got elected is peace to the middle east and streamlining the federal government. fails on both. the most significant piece of bad advice he gave trump was to fire jim comey, which brought an obstruction of justice investigation upon him. >> let me ask you about him. can he see what is in the top secret server? >> that's a good question. i have no idea. but this is a white house that has ignored most of the national security victims around ivanka and jared and other people in the white house but to the extent he becomes a fact witness, they're in trouble. >> they're in trouble. >>> up next, gum on the bottom of our shoe, donald trump and new york city. it looks like we might finally be rid of him. ♪ there are things we would change about work. and there are things we wouldn't. ♪ when work is worth it. work is worth it. work can be closer to

. >> the impeachment inquiry hearings continued next week, when house judiciary committee chairman jared nadler holds the committee's first impeachment" or hearing into president trump, focusing on the constitution and history of impeachment. watch live coverage wednesday, december four, at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span chairman nadler extended -- on c-span. extended anler invitation to the president and his attorneys. follow the impeachment inquiry live on c-span3, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. first lady milani at trump welcomes the white house christmas tree. welcomes theump white house christmas tree, a douglas further from pennsylvania. it will stand in the blue room. ♪ ["oh christmas tree" being performed] ♪ ] ♪h christmas tree" ["oh come, all ye faithful"] ♪ "]hark, the herald angels sing ♪ the impeachment inquiry hearings continue next week, when house judiciary committee jerrold nadler holds the committee's first impeachment inquiry into president trump, focusing on the constitution at the history is impeachment -- history of impeachment. watch

he gives jared the responsibility. though, for the people who report to him, because there are people acting in good faith in government putting forth these efforts to put up a security wall where there is a need for it in some places, not all. >> you have too many caveats to work for the president? >> now they're stuck in this parole thing with jared kushner who's going to come up with something else, i have a new idea, may not be a good one. >> he's a guy that the president can't fire. can't fire the son-in-law, can you? >> no you can't. let's not talk about nepotism. i hope in my life i find someone that believes m me the way the president -- >>. >> looks at you the way he looks at him. >> are we in denial? i guess he's done with mid east peace and prison reform. he clearly doesn't understand how government works, doesn't have any idea or understand policy. jared kushner has is valuable is his what's ap conversations and what they're discussing over there. i love how somebody said jared kushner staring this, don't w

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jared max, headlines 24/7 to talk about it.ersy, the workout, change of venue in a moment but bottom line here now, nfl teams have a business decision to make. colin kaepernick's controversial, we know about the kneeling for the national anthem, he hasn't played in a few years. will one team take a chance. do you think anybody will? >> i would love a team to sign him to put an end to all of this. new england patriots seem to handle circuses to keep it type, i don't think colin kaepernick will work in the nfl again. he did everything in his power to embarass the league. to alienate a lot of consumers, to alienate a lot of people in the league itself. colin kaepernick as transparent i believe the nfl dog-and-pony show with this work out, kaepernick is equally transparent. people who supported him for so long are turning against him. connell: one of those people, stephen @ smith from espn. we'll talk about it here is stephen a. smith. >> don't want to play. he wants to be a martyr. guess what? it ain't working this time. you don't

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staty jared and ivanka call and say dad, you can't be alone for christmas. he opens up to jared.e says i own all of these homes. i'm goings a rental, to enjoy this for a while. he called the white house a rental. he was also setting up a private moment was that he and the first lady were planning to fool the family and go to iraq caller: good morning. just almost made me throw up this morning. threw up every time they mentioned. trump at 63 million votes. people in this country voted for this clown disgracing the white house every day. who has spenty 24% of the time on the golf course. have a nice day. thank you. host: the president and golfing? nixon i remember richard after he lost to john kennedy. he held a press conference and said i will never criticize anyone for going to florida, hyannis port, or taking time off . is not a 9-to-5 job where you come into an office. it is decision-making. ute noecisions bear on matter where you are or where you go. wherever the president goes, the twitter handle is not far from him. what are your thoughts on the president's twitter habits? g

i have hundreds of pages of jared kushner in my book. my life. the mexican foreign minister said he speaks with such clarity. he told about the russian collusion. he said i told my father-in-law, of all of the scandals they could have created. there is none better than russian collusion because it's so ridiculous and you are so innocent. if they attacked you for something complicated like building casinos in atlantic city or here in new york city, it could be complicated with zones. but russian collusion, it's perfect for you because it's so provable that you are innocent. he said russian collusion helped him turn around the economy. the media was so focussed on russian collusion they were able to reregulate and make america strong again. >> and 2 years and no evidence of the russian collusion. the book is "inside trump's white house." doug, happy thanksgiving. >> thank you, happy thanksgiving. >> next a live report on news you need to know. powerful storms and a bomb cyclone in the northwest that is disrupting holiday travel for thousan

plus new reporting that jared kushner is leading construction of the border wall. we'll look at the latest goals including how many miles trump wants down by the election. and the father of this girl, jamie, there she is, the parkland shooting victim. jamie ges gut lenburg. he is going after president trump for inaction on gun control. we'll be speaking with fred later this hour. but first, president trump and his administration now responding to the major court ruling that ordered don mb becg to testify in the house impeachment inquiry. today the department of justice filed a notice of appeal challenging the decision. the federal judge ruled monday that mcgahn must obey the house subpoena saying no one is would have the law. in a 120 page written decision, the judge added this, presidents are into tnot kings and they do have subjects bound by loyalty or blood whose destiny they are entitled to control. president trump reacted to this on twitter saying in part i would actually like people to te guy and i would love to have mike pompeo, rick perry, mick mulvaney and

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joining me now, a columnist at "washington post" and jared burnstein who i haven't seen a quite a whileat the budget priorities. >> you wrote about the choices democrats now face. you know between an economic moderate who thinks that growing the size of the economic pie has to be an important part of the democratic agenda, in a full-blown progressive to wants a carve it up differently, elizabeth warren. what do you make of the very two different policies presented by the candidates? >> i think that for elizabeth warren, one of the main focuses of her idea is that the rich, particularly the mega rich, the billionaires, the people who have hundreds of millions of dollars, that those people have taken too much and that the fundamental economic problem that america has is that those people are hoarding more and more of the growth. >> i would say most people agree with that sentiment, wouldn't you say? >> well, the question is, look, for cory booker, what cease saying is if i go into newark, that's not going to fix the problems that new jersey has. now, you can try to sort of square the circ

remember jared taylor?would not consider you white. >> you believe that whites are superior in terms of intelligence? >> oh, the evidence seems to suggest that the smartest people in the world are ashkenazi jews, then east asians, then whites, then hispanics are a very heterogenous population, but then black africans and australian aborigines come up near the bottom. >> while genetic variations among human populations clearly exist, human beings are in fact 99.9% identical in their genetic makeup. >> we sequenced the first genome in history. >> no less than one of the geneticists who mapped the human genome, craig venter, put it simply. "there is no basis in scientific fact or in the human genetic code for the notion that skin color will be predictive of intelligence." nevertheless, efforts to categorize people into a racial hierarchy go back hundreds of years. >> whether it's five races, three races, africans and mongoloids as they're called and caucasians as whites were called, there is always this pseudo

♪ only at jared >>> a man who rescued a caged dog floating in illinois wants to adopt the puppy. her. he rushed her to the hospital. she had hyperthermia and wounds that needed to be treated. he is hoping that animal control will let him give her a new home. >> i think it's unfortunate. anyone in that situation that can't take care of an animal, there's a lot of options and things that can be done. and people are willing to help and the shelters are willing to take in those animals. >> bryant fritz lost his own dog recently. he thinks this rescue was anything but chance. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> democrats release closed-door depositions in the trump impeachment inquiry with more coming in the hours. >>> voters go to the polls that for election-day match-ups that could offer hints about the 2020 race. >>> a fight over a popeye's chicken sandwich turns deadly in maryland. >>> a transit worker's last-second save caught on camera at a california train station. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. >>> this morning, we know what som

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if you are a conservative, a an john bolton is warning you that jared and ivanka will basically get - lawrence tripe he will appoint if he's given a second term. and the warning about nato, give me a little more on that. that's unbelievable. >> the nato piece is actually significant, because john bolton served for president trump, he's been in and around these issues for a really long time, he's steeped in them, and the idea that he genuinely believes that president trump may pull out of nato, which has been talked about for some time, but it hasn't really gotten serious traction, is really significant. and i think one of the things that people in the room said is that he repeatedly mentioned his book. so he's writing a book. and he was teasing these things to suggest that there is going to be a lot more in his book. so he obviously has very strong views. he has for a long time on certain policies, and he obviously has very strong views on some of the things that he saw. particularly on the turkey piece, it's remarkable that john bolton would say or suggest -- he didn't understand wha

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>> jared kushner has relevant evidence and information. so do eric and donald trump, jr.embers of the trump organization who are, in fact, working still for the president in his private capacity because he continues to own the trump organization. remember how absolutely extraordinary this situation of past presidents have divested their similar private interests, they've sold them, they've bought bonds which raise no conflicts of interests. and donald trump is the extraordinary exception to that rule. and his conflict of interest is more than a little one as he put it very boastfully. >> and we know that donald trump denied the president of ukraine, which is our ally, a country we've long been in support of in their attempts to free themselves from russia. he denied that president a white house meeting. he gave one to president erdogan despite the brutality that turkey has inflicted on the kurds who are our allies. what did you make of that, sir, for him to invite erdogan to the white house? >> the invitation to erdogan, the avoidance of any sanctions for erdogan buying r

with the help of jared -- where is jared? stand up. jared was incredible.ly signed bipartisan criminal justice reform into law. they have been trying to do it for many, many years. they never came close. including the last administration. i don't know if they tried, actually. >> they didn't try! they didn't try. it is called the first step act to roll back the unjust provisions of the 1994 clinton crime bill, which was so harmful to your community, which disproportionately harmed african american people. we are also advancing second getting citizens rehabilitated back into the job. the economy is so good we are giving chances today that frankly years ago you would not have at and people are so happy. employers, people, paid a check every week. they are so happy. they are looking at this opportunity. where has this been for 30 years? why have we not been doing this for so long? american," weire americans."ll that's what we mean. in the or two before my election, murders were up 20% nationwide. inthe last year, murders major cities have dropped by 10% and to

thank you. >> over here, sharon bernstein. >> sorry, jared bernstein. and so instead of wage growth how about targeting labor share, and there are times that you want the labor units to be causing to rebalance factor shares that are whacked in the downturn as we have seen. >> okay. pass it behind you. >> thank you very much, mathias matisse, and i teach economic policy across the street, and my question is for the current and the former central bankers really. i can't think of in a decade where the central bankers have been so attacked by politicians like mark carney or the brexiteers or marco draghi or other politicians. is this something that you fear is going to be worse or something that will go away when we get back to more normal times of the economic policy or something that we need for a more central independent economic policy. >> so start with the economic policy, and how does that look? well, i learned everything about the crewman, and they told me it only works as the inflation goes up, and as long as the inflation target is credible. you mi

are you concerned with jared kushner's younger sister using jared's position in the white house to try to market a real estate project in china? do you share those concerns, sir? >> you're packing a lot of unrelated material in there. but i do not presume that a policy decision that president trump makes with regard to a very important ally like turkey is predicated on some business relationship in the absence of direct evidence that that's the case. >> ambassador sherman, what do you think? >> i think that former congressman barr's answers are exactly what i would expect. he was the leader on the impeachment proceeding against president clinton. it was i think -- i think it said something about the congress during then and during the nixon watergate impeachment hearings there was a bipartisan effort to acknowledge behavior that was unbecoming to the president of the united states if not downright in the case of president nixon a criminal. in this case it is very clear from a whole host of witnesses, career, nonpartisan professionals, along with as you pointed out, stephanie, the presi

this is steve bannon warning to avoid manafort's influence in the e-mail to jared kushner saying, wegue. they're going to try to say the russians worked with wikileaks to give this victory to us. paul is a nice guy but can't get the word get out he's advising us. a lot more revealed in the interviews, in these e-mails we've seen as a result of a freedom of information act request to get these e-mails from robert mueller's investigation that spanned over about two years. >> i mean, it's good just for the public to have transparency and these have been released, but there are a lot of redactions in them and i know there are requests, freedom of information requests for more, is it likely we'll see nor documents in the future? >> judge's order has said about every month we'll get more release, but likely a lot of this will remain redacted while getting more and more pages of documents. we'll get more insight but a lot hidden as well. >> and you do see a lot of insight there and it's a conspiracy theory. i mean all the evidence points to russia. it's remarkable the effort by the presiden

with jared's diamond price match guarantee, you can be confident you've found the one. ♪ jared ♪ [ cheershe stars in "sunnyside" with new episodes available thursdays on hulu and the nbc app let's take a look. >> what is this doing on my side of the bar >> it's there because i wanted to stop you from embarrassing yourself >> how are the decorations coming >> terrible. jun ho's refusing to give up on his ridiculous hindenburg idea >> rainbow sparkles isn't an idea it's a freaking cupcake, honey and nobody's buying. >> fine. >> seth: please welcome to the show joel kim booster, everyone. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: how are you >> i'm good. i'm good this is crazy. i've never heard so many people scream for someone they've never heard of before. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: but it's nice though. right? they're very optimistic. they're very optimistic. this is a wonderful show kal penn plays the disgraced politician who's helping people pass the immigration test. >> yes >> seth: and you are -- you have a sister on the show >> yeah. >> seth: and you and the actress are frien

>> jimmy: yes, i do remember this >> 'cause, you know, like, the theme was camp and - >> jimmy: jared he did he did >> jimmy: he was holding his head >> because he's jared leto, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> of course, that's what you're going to do >> jimmy: he's fun >> and i look to my right. and there is jimmy fallon. and i just thought, "okay, you've got to say something. so i was just like, "good luck." [ laughter ] as if like you've never done that before. you know, the met gala but, anyway, it's the dream to be here and -- >> jimmy: you said, "good luck," to me i'll take it i always need luck thank you. i have to tell you that i look at your face probably more than you've ever seen your face, because my kids are obsessed with princess jasmine, "aladdin." >> oh, thank you >> jimmy: you were fantastic in "aladdin." [ cheers and applause so good. >> thank you >> jimmy: my daughters are - >> how old are your daughters? >> my daughters are 4 1/2 and 6 years old. >> oh, my gosh >> jimmy: and they were you for halloween. >> oh, my gosh, really >> jimmy: yeah, they love you. they like --

save on a gift that says it all with 20% off during the jared semi-annual sale. ♪ only at jared >>> happeningll which will be naped in honor of the late san francisco mayor. sfo is honoring the mayor for his contributions to the airport and the city and county of san francisco. the mayor, city and state officials and the members of the family will all be taking part in today's unveiling. >>> and two bay area universities are in line to get millions of dollars to study the brain. u.c. san francisco and u.c. berkeley along with the university of washington in seattle will share $106 million to create a neurohub so that the universities can work together. the goal here is to find treatments for brain disorders including dementia, alzheimer's and parkinson's. the money comes from billionaire philanthropist joan and sanford wheel. >>> a towering image of greta thunberg is now on display after a musical unveiling in downtown san francisco. it is a 60-foot-tall portrait of the teen in union square. and the environmental non- profit one atmosphere is credited with sponsoring this art work. the organi

but jared said no, he will give me a call when i have five minutes. so he is going to stand up and give me sort of a heads up. , i have a three minute video of the actual lunar landing. and i think that will put this year, this decade of the 50th anniversary, firm in context of what is happening. i used this at the smithsonian. if you look at the smithsonian website on flight jacket night, basically i described the entire lunar landing, from the time we acquired the spacecraft until touchdown, and for roughly the first couple hours after the touchdown. i, there's a lot of details am going to lead out in my three hours here. but anyway, i was born in 1933. my father died. he was a world war i veteran and he died. my mother lived a very close to the american legion boardinghouse. and basically she operated the boardinghouse for the soldiers, sailors, and airmen during world war ii. and basically my two sisters and ofrew up in an environment duty, honor, and country. and this is what i think inspired us. i wanted to become a naval aviator because we live

so president trump the sides with jared our 1st trip abroad is going to be to saudi arabia. the saudis basically just you know open their checkbook and like you know well out of it i think they spent something like. $68000000.00 it was this kind of utterly grandiose looks like you know want to make it. into to win win situation in inverted commas that they have worked out between themselves and it up with something that president trump didn't try to hide even showing pictures of doing the shopping because some of the things that have been approved and are currently under construction and will be delivered saudi arabia very soon and that's for their protection but if you look in terms of dollars 3000000000 dollars 533000000 dollars 500 $25000000.00 that's peanuts for you. in discussion at the time was look qatar is a problem they're funding groups across the region that we don't like they have a close relationship with iran which we don't like and you don't like either what shall we do about this trouble not knowing what was going on was basically saying oh well if you can ta

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in injury time but a draw still might not be enough to save the under-fire fall with dortmund fans jaring the result at the final whistle. a small archipelago in the pacific could be on the cusp of becoming the world's newest country in thomas region of bougainville located in the solomon sea and currently part of pop one a guinea will hold an independence referendum referendum on saturday although the vote is non-binding many locals hope it will bring an end to a years long separatist struggle. these men used to fight people in new guinea and soldiers for independence now they're hoping to achieve that goal and a nonviolent way. they handing in their weapons as part of a gun amnesty ahead of a landmark referendum on bogun votes future. it's one of many reconciliation ceremonies being staged in the province in the hope they will heal the wounds of the past. bogan of l. became a province of papa new guinea in 1975 and many people whenever happy about it. and billions don't feel culturally aligned with p.m.g. and they've been repeated pushes for independence in the past some came at a great

sometimes the president and jared kushner talks like we are friends, and that will take care of it.it that said there is such thing as permanent friends but only permanent interests? martin: we still have an interest in saudi arabia, but it's important to understand the change. it used to be a vital strategic interest for the united states. we went to war twice in iraq, you could say, because of the threat to saudi arabia, the free flow of oil at reasonable price. now that we are an exporter of oil, now that we have fracking, production of natural gas in the --ted dates, dependence states, dependence on saudi arabia is much less. that does not mean that the ,orld is less dependent and our major trading partners, so we still have a strategic interest in saudi arabia, but it is not vital. that means trump is essentially right when he says we don't need to go to war for that oil. that is a fundamental difference. plus, you have the war weariness of the american people after a decade of war with nothing to show for it in iraq, afghanistan. the huge sacrifice of blood and treasure. i thi

equaliser in injury time for a draw might still not be enough to save the under fire with dortmund fans jaring the result at the final whistle. russia's return to international athletics is in further doubt after the sport's governing body suspended the readmission process world athletics to the decision a day after several russian athletics officials were suspended for doping violations russia has been banned from international competitions since 2015 for systematic cheating in drugs tests the country could now be kicked out of athletics entirely. virgin racing sam byrd has won the opening race of the new formula erasing season in saudi arabia the brit started in 5th place driving car number 2 overtaking difficult on the dusty circuit made full use of his 2 power boost to move through the field he took the lead with 10 minutes to go and held on beating rivals from german manufacturers porsche and mercedes on their series t.v. . this is to give you news live from berlin up next world stories that we can reports look at how hong kong on the rest is spreading into its tourist areas to get all th

and offered a spirited defense of nato that it had yet to step back and i think even more so than jaring the cold war maintaining nato is very much in our interest. once again because as the foreign minister said yesterday europe is not in a position to defend itself alone side i live in this business and we depend on the transatlantic alliance so we must support and assume greater responsibility for it . and she said germany is ready to spend more on defense but that if you the defense minister has drawn up a plan for germany to play a greater role in the alliance with our defense budget reaching 2 percent of g.d.p. by the early 20 thirties and we are committed to that. the opposition left party strongly criticized the plan parliamentary group leader accused the government of spending too much money on the army. give off with things pretty your policy or military spending is dangerous it's expensive and ultimately your surrendering to donald trump from. even merkel's coalition partners the social democrats criticized her defense policy. is. the social democrats do not want to support th