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in an idea from a possible strike you know over 20 years with some 10000 new arrivals every month john his book is one of the fastest growing african cities having so many different cultures languages and of firing levels of income in one place can cause problems similar for beer and violent crime i'm not uncommon but still most newcomers see a move to johannesburg as a ticket to a better life josie's cultural mix is actually sons of the greatest inspiration is on a shopping spree in you'll feel his signature dish in the pan african plate an assortment of different dishes found in eateries and in home. across the continent like i was in beacon fried fish have a moroccan red carpet salad or falafel with peanut sauce. and then we have the owners from nigeria and then you saw the ingredients one is by is no way you know so it's a melting pot indeed and someone like me would take this thing really see that we've been in the open for so long i'm looking then there to see what you can do with these potential without also could lead to problems like i'm not looking for and they didn't all come i'

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preferred john his works for the better in company lotto land the business has customers everywhere including the e.u. a competitor has already relocated many jobs to the tax haven malta and e.u. member state model than just continuing to grow in gibraltar though and the boss says he's not worried i think net net there's been very little change in the gaming industry certainly we have no intention to move we have a license a device in one jurisdiction is included in the culture of european facing. business but we don't have the stuff that and we've no intention of moving significant stuff the minister of finance doesn't see it as a threat to gibraltar's future 92 percent of its financial services business is conducted with the u.k. the bigger issue is the border with spain when you've got 141-5000 people crossing the front of the morning to come into work and back in the evening it's a lot of people so we need to be sure that we have put in the time and the effort as we want to to ensure that there is no disruption to the fluidity which is critical to both spain in terms of the surrounding ar

case comes after a very good man claimed he was sacked for his animal welfare beliefs his name jordy customer john a 55 year old guy says he was fired after accusing his former employer the league against cruel sports for investing in animal testing with his pension fund something it denies before challenging his dismissal he took legal action to try and prove that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief which the court has just said is just ruled in his favor that means similar to religion it's protected from discrimination under the ukase equality act 2010 well let's break this down a bit more ethical vegan is defined by not just excluding animal products from meals but also by choosing a particular lifestyle avoid all things that would lead to animal suffering mr kassim it john his former employer says though he was fired for gross misconduct and in principle it's not against me get is i'm becoming an official believe. the league against cruel sports is an inclusive employer and as this is a hearing to decide whether veganism should be a protected states is something which the league does no

his father was a lawyer. they were well-off but not rich. >> 300 miles south of kennebunkport here in manhattan, historian mike miscione has pieced together the story of lisa and john'she left his mark here in the big apple. and while there's no skyscraper, highway, or airport named after him, it turns out there really ought to be. >> he was largely responsible for creating the institutions that transformed new york into a world-class city. >> mike explains that, as a teenager, andrew green left massachusetts and moved to new york city. >> he worked as a clerk at a dry-goods operation, and, eventually, he decided to settle upon a career of law and came into contact with a up-and-coming lawyer by the name of samuel tilden. >> tilden is making a fortune representing railroads. he's also becoming a big shot in new york politics. >> green's dealings with tilden brought him into democratic political circles. and soon, he was involved in new york city civic affairs. >> green becomes tilden's law partner and begins making a hefty salary. instead of marriage and children, he's devoted to work. but when tough times befall his family up in massachusetts, andrew returns tempora

manuscript gets leaked to the "new york times" and his publisher launches his book sales on amazon. >> we ought to not only have johnolton testify, but we need to see what he wrote down in his notes at the time. >> this is stunning. ambassador bolton essentially confirms the charges in the first article. >> this is a bam shell. >> open and shut. game over for the president. >> the only way we can discover the truth is to have ambassador bolton testify under oath. trish: they all want john bolton to be called as a witness. even some republican senators are considering it. i have a lot to say about john bolton and the timing of it. you want to know what is so troubling about the democrats? they are so disingenuous. the sham impeachment is about stripping away the votes of 63 million americans. president obama's administration never bothered to provide ukraine with the help it need. the democrats will take any issue they can find to push through their hose tile takeover of the -- their hostile takeover of the u.s. government. you had because intelligence heads saying stuff like this. >> do you still believe the preside

court's hearing claims that a man was sacked by the charity he worked for because of his ethical veganism jordi consummate john a claims he was fired after accusing the league against cruel sports of investing in animal testing with its pension fund something it denies before challenging his dismissal he is taking legal action to try and prove that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief that would mean similar to a religion and should be protected from discrimination under the ukase equality act this case if successful will establish the belief in titles and protection from discrimination because we are prepared says how the belief in principle and how judy's particular interpretations of it me the required legal test. just to break this down an ethical vegan is defined by not just excluding animal products for males but also by choosing a particular lifestyle but avoid all things that lead to animal suffering jordi consummate john his former employer says in principle it's not against a deacon as i'm becoming an official belief. the league again screw sports is an inclusive employer and as this is a heari

his daughter gigi, we have all other names, except for the pilot. so let's honor them as well. let me read those names for you. orange coast college coach john altobelli. known as coach alto to his players. he passed as did his wife keri. their daughter alyssa, a teammate of kobe's daughter gigi. another name christina mauser, assistant basketball coach in corona delmar here in california. and lastly the mother and daughter duo sarah and payton chester. so there you have every single name, except for the pilot. but it's just -- people are a mess out here. they are a mess around the world. it's just hits close to home, i think, in so many ways. >> those poor little girls. five families mourning losses this morning. brooke, great to have you there. of course we're going to return to the story. for more on the crash investigation, omar, he's in calabas calabasas. omar, they are focusing on weather, it seems. the crash site, just very difficult to gather evidence. >> that's right, jim and poppy. this is as close as we can get to the crash site this morning. you may be able to make out the outline of a mountain or canyon behind me. that is around

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his father, john, played for the dolphins. his older brother, joey, were drawn to the game as early as they can remember. >> oh, yeah, i knew. this is my goal since i could think. >> yeah. >> reporter: nick is playing for football's biggest catastropho sunday. but his first championship came when he was seven. that was as a member of the pembroke pines bengals. >> it was pretty intense. but it was some of the best times of my life. when you're a kid, it's just different how you feel about playing a game. >> reporter: nick and his brother, joey, would prove to be formidable assets on any team they joined. imagine how 34-year head coach george smith felt when john brought his sons for an introduction. >> he had these two guys with him. and he said i want to introduce my sons. >> reporter: both bosas went to college at ohio state and were first round draft picks. joey with the chargers, nick with the 49ers. grow up in ford lauderdale, earn a trip to the super bowl in miami and you're bound to be ask body coming home. >> when you'

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three others daughters, the youngest just 7 months old. >> among other victims local baseball coach john, hisife and daughter. >> reporter: he was born kobe bean bryant and to the world the 41-year-old was a global basketball phenomenon, the son of a pro-basketball player the philly native finished high school and was quickly drafted by the nba. but at the time bryant was the youngest player in the league's history at just over 17 years old. >> i think a lot of people even when i came out of high school, i think people were kind of giving me the cold shoulder to begin with because i think unfortunately some people wanted me to fail. >> reporter: the mvp spent his entire pro career with the l.a. lakers winning five championships with the team. during his 20 seasons bryant became one of the league's top scoring players. even surpassed michael jordan becoming one of the fourth on the nba's all-time scoring list. he helped secure team usa olympic gold on the world stage. bryant dealt with controversy too. in 2003 he was charged with sexual assault accused of raping a 19-year-old hotel employee. t

from their break back to the floor, more questions coming, president trump is escalating his war of words with john his former national security adviser. president trump tweeted a video of bolton from last august. >> president called to congratulate president zelensky on his election and his success in the parliamentary election. they were very warm and cordial calls. >> which they were. this comes after the white house issued a formal threat to bolton designed to prevent the publication of his book. kaitlan collins is live from the white house. the president tweeting out that video along with the message "game over." obviously he's excited that bolton said the call was cordial which whatever quid pro quo was within it, it certainly was cordial. what is the fear in the white house tonight? >> reporter: the point of the president's tweet is that would nullify what john bolton has written in his book though it's unlikely to satisfy democrats who want to hear from the national security adviser as "the new york times" is reporting that the he is saying the president directly tied the security assistanc

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. >> nick bosa, his father, john played for the dolphins.ick and joey were drawn to the game as early as they can remember. >> i knew. yeah. i knew. this is my goal since i could think, yeah. >> nick is playing for football's biggest trophy on sunday but his first championship game when he was seven. that was as a member of the pembroke pines bengals. >> it was pretty intense. but it was some of the best times of my life. when you are a kid it is just different how you feel. just playing in the game. >> nick and his brother, joey, would prove to be formidable assets on any team they joined. imagine how 34 year head coach george smith felt when john brought his sons to st. thomas for an introduction. >> john came up with me with these two guys and he said coach, i want to introduce my sons and when nicky came in, he went in as a freshman at varsity. >> nick was a freshman and the senior head coach had him as a senior. they went to ohio state and first round draft picks. joe with the chargers and nick with the 49ers. >> i knew at an early age

john bolton served this president well, and we thank him for his service. n't think most people realize what a respected figure you are, a respected attorney. you know, we never talk about that. but, anyway... john bolton, fox news contributor, a great american. >> trevor: damn! great american, and the next one minute john bolton is a great american, and the next he's a tool for the deep state. i haven't seen a flip like that since bread. ( laughter ) yeah, think about it. for all of history, for all of human history, we were like, "bread is the life force that has sustained human civilization for thousands of years. then all of a sudden five years ago we were like ( bleep ) you, bread. i eat sandwiches on lettuce now!" ( laughter ) but fox news has put out a clear message to every single one of trump's supporters. it doesn't matter how much they liked you before. if you talk smack, they will turn on you faster than john bolton on a fit board. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) introducing the future of fitness. it's every class you can imagine. li

. >>> on the side of the road, somewhere in monterey county, john preston is caring for his blisters. and counting the miles that gave them to him. >> probably 102 miles in total. >> reporter: and with another 400 ahead of him, john has no time to let them heal. >> are you ready? >> reporter: in september we shared with you the palo alto firefighter and iraq war veteran's plan to hike from the bay area to san diego. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for years john has been an advocate on the issue of veteran suicide. in the past, though, john used his music to spread his message. this time, though, he plans to use his feet, hiking 22 miles a day carrying a 22 kilogram or 50 pound pack the entire way. john trained for months to be physically ready to tackle the challenge. >> all right. we're going to stop. >> reporter: but discovered after just one day, it was the emotions of the journey that were going to be the tough part. >> i didn't think i was going to be able to continue. i woke up and i had like a crazy heart rate. i had gone to sleep with it and i was like, oh, my god. i'm in the first day and

john bolton. it's not just the timing. it's the timing of hiswer complaint it all coin side. you have the whistleblower filing a complaint and august 1. john bolton is fired by the president september 9. one of bolton's after members used to work at the nsc until weeks prior and met with the whistleblower himself. if you ask me, i don't know, maybe a few too many people from the nsc? on the plus side for john bolton, he has gone from being labeled a crazy war monger by the main real media -- >> no one has dreamed of war with iran and regime change in iran more fervently than john bolton. >> i don't know what led donald trump to allow that stupid hawk into his administration. worst yet to make him his national security advisor. but he did. >> john bolton wants war. trish: that was before. this is now. >> we ought to not only have john bolton testify, but we otto see what he wrote down in his notes at the time. >> this is stunning. ambassador bolton essentially confirms the president committed the offenses charged in the first article of impeachme

john his elizabeth's rural coordinator, and we are going to win 99 towns. [applause] i may be the only campaign surrogate who, when i made my second trip to iowa, first trip i told them i could come back again. i said but i have one condition. i will not go to des moines or cedar rapids or iowa city. they said you only go to des moines. i said no, i will not go to dude going -- go to des moines or cedar rapids or iowa city. i want to go to the small towns. there were amazing volunteers and supporters at each one of those communities. my preschool teacher turned up. my childhood librarian, got her to sign a card. it is really important. i just want to introduce john, what he is doing across the state, coming to rural america, it tells you again something about the coalition she is building, something about the fact that she sees american from every corner of this country. so thank you also much for being here. please sign up to caucus for elizabeth, sign up to volunteer if you can. be a part of this. i said this before but this really is a joyful, joyful cam

today, john got dressed for his first, first date with sarah. his stitch fix stylist evan that tonight was a big deal. so his stylist did the hard work for him. browsing hundreds of styles and sizes to find the perfect fitting shirt and blazer. so that tonight john could feel totally himself. at stitch fix we don't just see your size or your style. we see you. let us find your perfect fit at stitchfix.com. introducing the future of fitness. it's every class you can imagine. live... welcome back to the mirror. you've got this, john. .and on demand. it's boxing, cardio, yoga, and more. it's an interactive, goal crushing, whole family, whole body fitness machine. it's so cool! the future of fitness is at home. the mirror. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a world-renowned visual artist best known for his portrait of president barack obama. please welcome kehinde wiley! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! >> thank you. good to be here. >> trevor: and congratulations

john? liz: right there. hi, john. >> hi liz, hi, charles, thank you very much for taking my question.estion to you, what would be the best advice you would give small business? we are the driver of many markets and jobs but we create many jobs but we lack a lot of assistance. liz: that's true. by the way, how many small business owners we might have. can we see a show of hands? you have a couple in the audience. you guys are the backbone of this economy. that is certainly true. first thing, think like an owner, come up with a great name, trademark it. i would simply say when it comes to that, make sure in this age you have a digital strategy. you have to have a great and sexy, right, you need a sexy, sexy website that shows ease of use and do not look for the government to help you because the government is busy doing other things. you know, my father came to this country from canada and he started his own medical practice. he never once asked the government for help because he said, they're busy helping people who truly need the help. if you are coming up with an idea many, many peop

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his team at 12:00. >> we got the news and everybody stopped. the game stopped. >> reporter: other victims identified are orange coast college head baseball coach john, his wife keri, and daughter alyssa. the lapd grounding all of its helicopters saying the weather did not meet standards for flight. the key for investigators up on that mountainside is going to be to keep that crash site pristine. there are law enforcement officers there to ensure that nobody tampers with the site. that is the only way they're going to be able to learn exactly what happened and what caused this crash. matt gutman, abc news, in calabasas, california. >> matt, thank you for that. the tragic deaths of kobe bryant and his daughter are being felt by basketball fans old and young. >> players at california's mamba academy, which bryant founded and where he was reportedly heading, dropped to their knees when they heard the news. the scene was just as emotional outside the facility where memorials, flowers, and other tributes appeared throughout the day. espn's tom rinaldi has more. >> reporter: from the first time we saw him in high school, kobe bryant did more than shine. h

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he said he did not say some of the things that john bolton says in his book. but now what this sets up, john, is that we will see if john bolton ever becomes a witness either in the impeachment trial or later on that it will be his word versus the word of bill par. and that will make things very, very interesting. >> it will. it will. again, though, if john bolton does testify, what he says will be under oath, under penalty of perjury. evan, great to have you with us. >> thank you. >>> this new poll shows that 75% of americans want to see witnesses in the impeachment trial. 75%. so if republicans block it, what's the political risk there? will there be a backlash? will a plurality of republicans want to see witnesses, too? (whistling) (whistling) and let me tell you something, rodeo... i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick t

john bolton? >> no. we subpoenaed his deputy and they are represented by the same lawyer. the deputy sued us. l said if you subpoena john bolton, he'll sue you also. basically they would tie us up in court endlessly. when we did subpoena another witness, don mcgahn, we are still in court nine months later. so here is the situation, and this is the reason john bolton has offered to testify in the senate, he's got a book coming out in march. he also does not want to be in a position of withholding this information until his book comes out. now, that's not an excuse, frankly, for his failure to testify in the house. he should have come to the house. he should not have threatened to sue us if we subpoenaed him. there's no argument that he should have -- he needed to go to court to get the court to adjudicate this when he has now acknowledged there's nothing classified in what he has to say and he's put it all in the book. nevertheless, he's offered to testify now. we're ready to hear his testimony. we'll be pushing, again, for his testimony. i think all the senators are now really hard pressed to

and the fuse wedding rings, his and john arthurs fused wedding rings, his and john arthur's. these are the first artifacts that we got on loan for this exhibit and it is a really powerful statement because at its essence, this exhibit is about, who you love and who you have the right to love. so this is a powerful exhibit that tells a story of how everyday americans petitioned the government for change using their first amendment freedoms. the struggle for same-sex marriage was a long process. here in 1953, the pioneering lgbt publication "one" puts it on the cover. of course it wasn't till decades later but the same-sex ruling in 2015 made marriage legal in the country. but these were narratives that played a role at chipping away at attitudes that prevented same-sex marriage. she will was one of best this was one of those people. edith windsor. when her partner died, she was talk with a large tax bill and she decided to challenge the i.r.s. saying that she was being denied the same rights that heterosexual couples had. years later, the supreme court decided in her favor. th

legal team didn't bring up john bolton and his forthcoming book untilhearing yesterday, because we're hearing republican senators and their aides are frustrated about the way in which john bolton's manuscript leaked to the "new york times," was showing up in the media and that's the way a lot of these republicans found out about what was in this book and what john bolton is alleging, and that ultimately makes it more difficult for trump's legal team to get ahead of this, when they are constantly arguing that trump had no idea about what was going on in ukraine and wasn't withholding military aid for his own gain when john bolton's manuscript says completely otherwise. if he become as witness, then senators and others will have lots of questions for john bolton that will ultimately put trump's legal team in a tricky position as they're just trying to help president trump and not really following the facts. >> i was going to say, our kasie hunt reports even mitch mcconnell did not know about the bolton book arriving at the white house. i'm really curious

one of them is john salley, a former lakers teammate of bryant's. he shared hisohn salley was wrapping up his 14th season nba career just as kobe bryant was starting his time in the league. he said kobe is the greatest player the league has ever seen, but that he leaves behind so much more than just a basketball legacy. >> he's the biggest laker of all time. bigger than magic, bigger than kareem, bigger than jerry west. >> reporter: by the time he joined the lakers in 1999, john salley had already won three nba championships and played with some of the league's top talent. but when he met kobe bryant, he knew he was somet mj. he sounded like him. his mannerisms, his gaze. i go up to him and i say you're going to be the next michael jordan? he says no, i'll be the first kobe bryant. we have vhs tape of larry and early michael and magic and clyde drexler. so he stole little bits of the master and became a grand master. >> reporter: you were with the lakers the first year of their three-peat of championships. >> yep. >> reporter: what do you remember of that shaq-ko

>>a well known baseball coach, his wife and their aughter, 56 ar-old john also belly was a baseball coach at orange coast collegin costa. mesa he had been there for 27 years his daughter alyssa and kerry. we're with that john and racked up 4 ate titles and career as a coach. we're also hearing reaction from nba legends who knew koe bryant. former teammate shaquille o'neal, tweeted this there are no words to express the pain, i'm going through with the tragedy of losing myknees gigi and my brotr kobi bran, i love you and you will be missed my condolences go out to the bryant family and the families of the other passengers on board. i'm sick right now. >>we also saw a statement sent out from basketball great michael jordan in rt it reads i am in shock over the tragic newof cobian john his passing words cannot describe the pain, i'm feeling i loved koby he was like a lile brother to me we used to talk often and i willmiss those conversations very much. posted today. it says. a lot of questions right now our faith is being tested, but all i can say is thank you may you and rest easy. >>we hav

the new york times reporting citing multiple sources thaa draft of his upcoming book john bolton and writes president trump want to continue withholding military aid to ukraine until the country helped ith investigations into democrats including the bids it blast another hole in the president's defense that the democrats using the manuscipt information to continue their call for the former national security adviser and others to testify a few republicans agreeing it's a increasingly likely that other republicans will join those of uswho think we should hear from john bolt. sure about just cut to the chase it down ireally doesn't change anything in terms of the process. but it is unclear how many republicans will continue to stand by thepresident who denies the accusations i can tell you. >>that was kan ifa reporting tonight from washington d c. >>coming up a fight over abortion what the trump administraon is threatening to do with california healthcare laws remain the same. >>and several new investigations into google live multiple state the techcompany. oong into i'm tom steyer and

john barack follow the speeches in the bundestag and also the commemorations in auschwitz this week he's with us here in our studio hi john we heard there that there is this factor of rising anti-semitism across europe here in germany what else did we hear in the book assad today on that well i think it's really interesting because usually this is 9 year commemoration of course usually the emphasis is on the past and then looking towards the future it's too hard to prevent future and i thought it was interesting that in both speeches the one by the way the german president. also by rivlin he was ready president the emphasis was very much on now not just on the past there's a very real rise documented rise of anti-semitism particularly among. white young males internationally. movements linked through the internet and so on and so there is a very real urgency in addressing the question well you mentioned the speech from the german president francois this time i let's listen to what he had to say on this topic. i wish i could say with conviction especially in the presence of our guests from israel but we germans have u

the former chief of staff came out and said if john bolton said that in his book, then i believe john bolton. >> john kelly, you would want to call and give his remarks about bolton's veracity? >> yes, that would seem to indicate that he has knowledge of what >> bolton is applying to. >> martha: joined me now is congressman mark meadows. >> thanks so much, martha. >> martha: let's start with john bolton and the fact that the president's former chief of staff says if that's what john bolton's book said and we are waiting to hear that if it is in the book exactly, that he does believe him and he was there also. >> obviously what we are all planning on is a manuscript that nobody has actually read so we are all basing this on a "new york times" report, we do have information and john bolton's own words. obviously, john bolton talking about the fact that not only was the call appropriate but it was warm and cordial to quote the master bolton, and when did he record this? this was on august 28th, the day after he met with president zelensky. everybody's talking about additional witnesses?

as they are seeking to discredit john bolton it is notable the former chief of staff is coming to hishy, honest and should be heard from on this matter. i want to point out john kelly and john bolton were not always two people who got along when they worked together in the west wing. we once reported on a fight they got in so ugly, people in the white house could hear them shouting profanities at one another yet kelly says john bolton is someone who should be heard from. >> it sounds the press secretary is going out of her way to trash john bolton and they seem to go after anyone who used to work there. >> reporter: a realistic account of what happened when they were here. sometimes it's negative because there are a lot of clashes in the west wing. unless they write a glowing book like sean spicer that gets the presidential tweet and the president threatening litigation, something he has fallen back on time and time with people publishing their books, that's their m.o. seeing republicans go against john bolton and democrats siding with him on capitol hill, if you're at all familiar wi

both sport the 97 like his dad john did in his career. >>> the 49ers number, bryant young has been elected to the bay area sports hall of fame. it's the 14 year nfl career with the 49ers. from 1994, to 2007. it's a super bowl champion, four time pro bowler, he's a finalist for the pro football hall of fame class of 2020 which will be announced this saturday. >>> back to miami, and a spot called radio row where there's plenty of star power. we have a sneak peek on what it's like to be there and the and the history behind it. >> this is a sense of what it's like. >> welcome to super bowl radio row. over there, it's v opm miller of the broncos and it's agent lee steinberg. and radio row is good for tv too. players fill the room and sit and give their takes on what's going to happen at super bowl liv. >> it's not just running around. >> it's knowing what the defense is doing. >> they fought double digits. >> we have a radio show with a former player, one that's loved by so many guys. you'll be doing a segment and here comfortable eddie george and others and they'll yuck it up with you a little