with its own gravitational pull john howard. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. most. don't tell me that he was into them don't tell me that he never wrote. and the joint should come a fellow morning play may. reveal the symptoms of obvious problems. how did the romantic master come up with such pieces. the secrets of symphonic magic. the proms code starts october 11th w. . top enough. the fact that. this is day w news and these are our top stories israel is facing a political impasse off the inconclusive elections on tuesday centrist. benny gantz has rejected calls from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu to form a unity government netanyahu had promised proposed rather late in the coalition but dances blue and white party says it will not form an alliance with the prime minister. the racism scandal surrounding canadian prime minister justin trudeau is intense.

scotland's highest court was unanimous however the british government says it will appeal the ruling john howard has more from london. opposition parties say it's a strong and important judgment while downing street has described it as disappointing a unanimous verdict by a 3 judge panel. found that on the question of parliament. legally motivated by the purpose of stymieing parliament each opinion expresses the view that the advice given by the government to her majesty the queen to parliament from . the 14th was unlawful and that therefore the prohibition.

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the deals restrictions further if no one proves eager to save the accord iran's foreign minister john howard zarif told r.t. why reaching an agreement with the european union is key you can see this interview throughout the day on artie's will the part it's also available on our website for now here's a taste. i'm not preaching anybody i'm simply talking about the realities you see all of us when we went to primary school and high school we had bullies in our class and bullies would not stop if people just look at them while they beat another student once they beat the 1st student or go to the 2nd and the 3rd and the 4th did appearance must know that the appetite of the united states for breaking international law when ever and where ever it set of them really not stopped with casey pure as it has not ins. unesco the climate change to be honest with you at the end of the days not even in the interest of the united states in the long term if you have a long list international behavior you cannot have predictability one state being unpredictable will bring other states to the state of unpredic

john,lash icon howard and ught howard anda john, standing there slack-jawed. to withdrawough their shoes from the vomit pooling beneath us on the floor. as soon as i finished being sick and realize the gravity of the situation, there was only one thing i could do. laugh hysterically. kindly as friends, they all join me in howling at the insanity of the moment. but we still have the problem of the dress. and the leader of our delegation being a smelly, on presentable mess. we landed on a dirt patch in nowhere, namibia to refuel as planned. pump, as a single gas waterhole with hose, and some rudimentary bathrooms. the men gave us some privacy as gail turned the hose on me and my dress. sprang me down until i was thoroughly drenched in the desert. into the then went bathroom to strip down and ensure we had washed away all signs of vomit. confident we had succeeded, all that remained was for me to air dry over the ensuing couple hours. [laughter] [applause] welcome to high style diplomacy. susan: sounds fun working at the white house. vomit on yourself, get hosed

the last time george bush feated john howard and his wife in 2006. washington examiner kelly jane torrence on all the developments. kelly jane, it is official now, we either get a full deal or we don't have any deal with china, what did you make of that? >> i'm very happy to hear that, neil. i hope the president sticks to it. we know he changes his mind often. you know i'm not a big fan of tariffs that they hurt the consumer more than anything else but the big problem with china is the intellectual property theft and a lot of other issues that the communist regime does. they steal technology from american companies. they tell american companies they have to give them intellectual property if they want to do business in china. and that is just simply unacceptable. especially given the worries that china is also trying to develop, steal american technology from military purposes. this is something that, it is huge. this is very important. i think any deal would you it is not really a great deal as president trump might say, because it doesn't get to th

but first, the ouster of john bolton leads -- [inaudible] sean spicer's up next. ♪ howard: joining uss, sean spicer, former white house press secretary and senior advisor to the america first pact. welcome. you're talking - good morning to you. we were talking about john bolton being pushed out of the white house and you had the experience of resigning from the white house with the president was unhappy and after bolden and mattis and shut-ins and asked to listen and others the media verdict seems to be the president loses patience with almost everyone who works with him. your thoughts? >> i think in this case is different. ambassador bolton has served his country well but at some point the president needs people started him with his agenda and not theirs. there's clearly right now the divide between what ambassador bolton thought was the correct foreign policy particularly with respect to syria and other libyan or hot spots. secretary pompeo and the president think otherwise and the president clearly deserves to have people around him that agree with his foreign-policy. they may chal

live a $20000.00 more police on the streets and what we're doing to invest in our hospitals well john howard joins us live now from london so journey they did british prime minister they're going on all what seem like an interim impromptu election campaign even though he hasn't been able to call an election. what i think it's pretty clear that the conservative parties in gauge now in an unofficial election campaign all the parties know an election is coming and they're all getting their policy promises slogans and messaging right boris johnson for the 2nd time in a week after in the north of england in labor party heartlands former steel producing areas of the country rather and voted 70 percent for leavin the conservative strategies to try and with those voters back based on labor's sort of wavering policy towards a particular 2nd referendum at the moment i don't see it will go down as a bomb storming successful boris johnson this he was confronted in doncaster market on those public spending promises by a voter who said people have died here from austerity you've got a cheek to tell us tha

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. ♪ >> prime minister john howard had been elected just weeks before the massacre.ass shootings in australia had provoked outrage. but with so many victims from different parts of the country, the port arthur shooting shocked the small nation of 18 million to its core. >> in politics you either use political capital for a good cause or you watch it waste away. and you felt that i had to use the authority of my office to change things. >> a dramatic reduction in the number of automatic and semiautomatic weapons -- >> howard proposed the toughest gun laws in australia's history, a ban on semiautomatic rifles and shotguns and pump action shotguns, mandatory gun registration requiring a reason for buying a gun, and new rules for storing guns. if they passed, they would represent one of the most dramatic changes to a country's gun laws the world had ever seen. it wasn't going to be easy. howard was a conservative, and many of his supporters were rural gun owners who were dead set against tighter laws. as he travelled the country to sell the plan, howard met plenty of res

you might might recall report twog year -- reporting two years ago when retired vice admiral john howarda friend he didn't want the job because the trump white house seemed too chaotic. he called the offer a poop sandwich but he didn't say poop. i want to bring in house intelligence chairman mike rogers with jen psaki who was the communications director for the obama white house and a spokeswoman. president trump said he fired bolton and bolton is saying he offered his resignation before a white house brief tlag could have made the announcement more formal and then we could have done the briefing and the announcement. it is very chaotic. >> no doubt. which is a reflection of the national security team. i think trump has fired most of the senior officials via twitter. so that is kind of his approach of choice. but this really does tell you something about the president but something about the team. i was reading a story this morning as i was thinking about this about -- from a couple of weeks ago that was about how he had been cut out of the discussions and the negotiations for months abo

working hard to get a new green meant for the october 31st deadline and they're getting close was john howard of course not everyone was convinced. well i won't i think go down as a ban storming successful boris johnson this his 2nd for a week into the labor party heartlands in the north of england former steel producing areas rather him voted 70 percent almost to leave in the 2016 referendum heavily labor area the conservatives clearly hoping to woo those voters over particularly the light of labor's sort of wavering policy ahead of an election whenever it comes particular on the idea of a 2nd referendum boris johnson though confronted by a voter before his big speech in doncaster market on his promises of big public spending rises in the north people have died from austerity she said to him you've got a cheek telling us that austerity is over and that everything will be fine after we've left the e.u. it's just a fairytale she said and then he was heckled of course in that speech taken all over the suspension of parliament why wasn't he in parliament with the m.p.'s trying to sort out this m

there were several people that were architects and then there was john gellen-howard, john reed, jr. are consulting architects and so it may be that they designed the building. so i would like you all to send somebody into the archives to find out actually who designed these buildings because dear old mr. thorpe passed away before they were ever finished. >> thank you. anyone else like to make a public comment at this time? closing public comment and bringing it back to the commission, anybody? commissioner perlman? >> i would first like to ask, how do we follow up on mr. hasses' comments? is that something the staff should do? >> we can certainly look into it. there's obviously a number of projects that have occurred on the campus, so maybe as we explore future review, we can flush it out as a question. >> it would be good to get the record straight, because i know from the next project of the civic center, mr. hasse has taken us to task about that. i wanted to comment about this project. i think we had looked at this at the arc quite awhile ago, and this has come quite a long, long

there were several people that were architects and then there was john gellen-howard, john reed, jr. are consulting architects and so it may be that they designed the building. so i would like you all to send somebody into the archives to find out actually who designed these buildings because dear old mr. thorpe passed away before

there were several people that were architects and then there was john gellen-howard, john reed, jr. are consulting architects and so it may be that they designed the building. so i would like you all to send

this is carried on to other officers, general anthony wayne, again, another officer in maryland, john howard, the idea that honor is for soldiers, it's for officers and it's not just for the individual. so who you a person acts reflects their officers. so how you behave would reflect your colonel or general, and also the nation. meanwhile, we do have african-american soldiers, both free and enslaved. does anyone know the first battle that african-americans fought in in the american revolution? trivia question. >> bunker hill? >> there are african-americans at bunker hill, but they are even earlier. >> lexington. >> lexington. so lexington, concord and bunker hill. in fact, the massachusetts ranks were not segregated and these are free african-americans who had fought. initially washington is really resistant, is the continental army, as are his sort of other council of generals. he initially forbids enlistment of either -- not just enslaved, but also free african-americans. he's ultimately going to move back, he's going to allow free african-americans and then ultimately enslaved african-ame

have to say about these proceedings so far is that just wait and see what the judges have to say john howard thanks so much hong kong's leader kerry land says the government will start talks with activists next week in a bid to end pro-democracy protests police retaliated with tear gas and water cannon after protesters threw firebombs towards a government compound on sunday hong kong's international credit rating has been downgraded from stable to negative p.r. firms approached by the government also refused to get involved in helping restore this is these image of the united nations says 600000 growing are muslims who remain in me and mar wrist serious risk of genocide the u.n. says their plight makes repatriation impossible for him going the bangladesh around 700000 fled there from right behind state joining the military crackdown 2 years ago un investigators are accusing the men marmie of new war crimes including forced labor and torture. a strike by school teachers in jordan is into its 9th day with no end in sight for the 1000000 students being forced to stay home the government says it

gail and i faced forward, with john and howard facing us flying , backwards on our tiny plan. it made for convenient conversation, but soon was too intimate. about an hour into the flight, i felt clammy and weak. as my perspiration increased, my stomach turned over, signaling it was quite discontent. i announced to my colleagues, i'm not feeling well, and reached for the airsickness bag, which thankfully was handy. with muffled apologies, i opened the bag. apologies to you all is well. [laughter] and threw up voluminously. suddenly, to my horror, i felt my lap growing warm and wet. the baguette a hole in the bottom [laughter] and i was covered in puke. my lightweight, rayon blue dress with white polka dots, once ready for a meeting with the president of angola, was ruined. and i would have no time to change before our meeting. howard and i caught john, sitting there slack-jawed and in shock, but canny enough to withdraw their feet to try to save their shoes from the vomit pooling beneath us on the floor. as soon as i finished being sick and realized the gravity of the situatio

absorber 31st breaks that deadline was legal the supreme court has wrapped up its hearing on the case john howard has more from london. boris johnson on maneuvers visiting soldiers promising more money for the military ahead of an election whenever it comes promising also progress on breaks it i don't want to exaggerate the progress that we are making but we are making progress and what we need to do so people understand we need to find a way whereby the u.k. can come out of the e.u. and really be able to do things differently not remain under the control of the e.u. in terms of laws and trade policy. johnson's plans may yet and ravel after a 3 day emergency hearing supreme court justices will soon rule on the more fulness of the government's prohibition of parliament on thursday they heard evidence delivered by council from one former conservative prime minister john major against the current conservative prime minister john says the in a skeptical inference to be drawn is that the progression is for not exercising its right to disagree with a government that legislate as it sees fit it's an inf

referendum with a credible option to leave and remain on the ballot paper as labor have committed to do john howard has more on us now from london. opponents of the government have called it a strong and important legal judgment the government itself in a tweet 10 downing street saying it was disappointing but this unanimous decision by scotland's highest court finds that boris johnson's decision to prorogue will suspend parliament was indeed illegal motivated it says and indeed in the advice he gave to the queen to do so motivated by the improper purpose of stymieing parliament and that it and what has followed from it is therefore lawful now this is kicked off an enormous controversy here with opposition parties insisting the parliament be immediately recalled some suggesting boris johnson would have to resign if he deliberately misled the queen and there's been a twitter spat over the partiality or otherwise of the judges for the moment it seems there will not be any recall of parliament downing street saying they're not going to do that until at least they've heard from the supreme court and th

hosting prime minister john howard. part of the calculation?me our country held a state dinner for x-country? visitsa: there are many that take place that are not official or state visits. there are working visits and official working visits. there are other visits that take place at various levels. i was honored to accompany president clinton to australia on a visit he had. capricia: as people protocol i company president obama on an official working visit that he had with prime minister julia gillard. there was a lot of ceremony. you would've thought it was really a state visit. there was quite a bit of pomp and circumstance that we enjoyed. and you could tell also they had a really wonderful friendship. country.in our we have really welcomed them. it just did not rise to the level of an official visit. that is we saw was last extended by president bush. we are this evening, the australian prime minister being honored tonight with his wife at the second state dinner for wasn't from and first lady melania trump. went to the invitations go out

john f. heffernan michelle hidenberger. howard joseph heller jr. joann l. ibridle ronald john hemming way. mark f. hemschoot ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward r. hennessey jr. michelle marie henrique joseph patrick henry william henry katarina henry robinson john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c. herkness iii harvey robert hermer nuberto hernandez raul hernandez >> and my uncle, a proud muslim american man who lived his life with a carefree nature, a zeal for adventure, and a tenacity which i emulate every single day. i'm keeping my promise that no matter how old i grow i'll still not act my age. i hope you're been practicing up there because i've been practing. i promise now we can kick your butt. [speaking in a foreign language] >> and my cousin, new york city firemen thomas. it's been 18 years, it never gets any easier. but the one thing i will do is fulfill my promise to never forget. your brothers and i will get together this afternoon. we'll talk about you and the other brothers and those that have gone since.

in a flash i caught howard and john sitting there slack jawed n shock. but gingerly trying to pull back their feet to try to save their shoe fless vomit pooling beneath us on the floor. as soon as i finished being sick, and realize the gravity of the situation, there was only one thing i could do. laugh. hysterically. they joined me in howling at the insanity of the moment but we still had the problem of the dress. and the leader of our delegation being a smelly, unpresentable mess. we landed on a dirt patch in nowhere, namibia, to refuel as planned. there was a single gas pump, a water hole with hose, and some rudimentary bathrooms. the men gave us some privacy and gayle turned the hose on me and my dress. spraying me down until i was thoroughly drenched in the desert. she and i then went into the bathroom to strip down and ensure we washed away all signs of vomit. confident we had succeeded, all that remained was for me to air dry on the ensuing couple of hours. [applause] margaret: not what you think of working in the white house, vomit, get hosed dow

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-- 60 years later the president has remarked on september 11 another australian prime minister, john howardre in washington at our embassy and invoked our treaty with you and pledged our country to stand with you against the architects of terror as we do to this day. when president reagan welcomed another australian prime minister on this lawn he reminded us liberty is not an inevitable state and no law which guarantees that once achieved it will survive. so we pledge ourselves here at this dawn of a second century of mateship between our nations to renew and modernize our alliance for a new century. to continue to be vigilant and strong and to build the economic strength that our world needs that contributes to the peace and prosperity of all. whatever lies ahead in this century, i know that australia and the united states will go on to meet it with the same courage, the same daring, the same unbreakable bond that has defined the first century of mateship. mr. president and mrs. trump, thank you again for welcoming jen and me here, and here as true friends. my god bless you, may god bless

i still remember the days i was for howard dean, but john kerry was 2% or 3% in the polls at this time and he won. a is very early and he is in good position. it is going to be a tough, hard-fought race between him, senator warren, and biden. his focus of economic issues and working americans for people trump betrayed, that is what is going to win it for him. in pawtucket, rhode island. republican. caller: how are you doing? i am not really a republican, i do not like either party, but i want to make a couple of points and i would like to hear your comments. biden was on national tv bragging about how he pressured the ukrainian president then, not giving him a billion dollars and less he fired the prosecutor. the second thing i would like to hear is -- you cannot have trump give out the transcript of the phone call because all the heads --state will trump trust trump about this call which the whistleblower did not even hear the call. it was secondhand. in a report.med yes, he said it was urgent that congress sees it, but he also says it was not from the original person. host: you broug

i still remember the days i was for howard dean. but john kerry was about at 2 or 3% at the time and he won. process it's very early. . necessary a good position. it's going to be a tough hard fought race between vice president biden and senator warren. but at the end of the day his focus on economic issues and working americans, people who trump betrayed, that's what's going to win it for him. >> a few minutes left with you let you chat with callers before you get to work on capitol hill. james in pawtucket, rhode island, republican, good morning. >> how are you doing today. >> i'm not really a republican. i don't really like either party. i'm making a couple much points i'd like to hear your comments first of all biden was on national tv bragging about how he pressure the the ukrainian president then not gifting him a billion dollars unless he fired the prosecutor. second thing i'd like to hear is you can't have trump give all in transcript about the phone call because what other heads of state will trust trump backup keeping their calls p

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interested in that, the first time that we saw iowa poll not actually pan out n2003 we saw howard peek and john up the nominee, president obama was the third place and we know what happened there. so i think honestly they should think about whether she can actually pull other states, iowa is predominantly white and doesn't represent the rest of the country, i don't think they should get their hopes up on this poll in my opinion. >> so, i mean, there's still a lot of time obviously but as you guys know, we watch the polls and the numbers, a lot of people months ago were expecting joe biden to perhaps not have strong a lead as he had in the beginning, that's something that we have been following, let's take a look at this now, some of the things on her agenda to see if this is a reality of what america wants, he talks about legalizing marijuana, banning assault weapons, universal free college, the green new deal, eliminating all private health insurance, abolishing the electoral college, david, you know, it's hard to believe that america is going to want all those things, do you think she would b

it made a difference for john kerry being able to beat howard dean, certainly for barack obama beingillary clinton in 2008. the reality is a lot of the states that come after iowa and new hampshire are places where elizabeth warren would likely have more problems. there are larger blocs of moderate voters and large african-american population in a lot of these states where she's not as strong as joe biden. the slingshot effect of coming out of iowa and new hampshire, if she were to beat joe biden, you have to ask if you're joe biden, yes, you can tell yourself there's south carolina, there are all these moderate democrats, but people are going to start seeing her as a winner. >> i remember when rudy giuliani was like i'm going to go down to florida and win there. doesn't work that way. you got a place on the top three in iowa. only one candidate has gone onto win the nomination without doing that. you've got to finish in the top three. >> we have more than four months to go before the first initial caucuses. >>> after a political miscalculation and marketing his close relationship to

election they want and then pretty swiftly thereafter problem and will be wrote for the next 5 weeks john howard thank you very much indeed. now 2 separate attacks on convoys invoking a facet of killed 29 people and it's highlighted a growing security problem for the west african nation some of the violence is split along religious lines with a string of attacks on catholic churches in may they blame the violence on groups who cross the border from northern mali and pressure is growing on the government catherine sawyer has more from cairo in northern. the government has issued a statement confirming this incident and that that's along the road ahead into the border with mali and one of the attacks happened in an area where we were filming just a few days ago and it's quite surreal because the landmine was planted in the example of patients who are out so this minibus that was carried civilians drove over the lot mine and exploded 15 people were killed the other incident happened about 50 kilometers from that location and it was on a motorcycle riders who are current relieved food for people who

john garfield was then taken out by howard da silva and browbeaten by howard da silva saying he doesn'tave the right to speak. the culture of hollywood left, which has morphed into, and we all care about environment, we care about guns, lives, but to now say that trump voters should be pinpointed. are you going to the voting booth next and say who are you voting for? >> laura: your point is nothing's really changed. again, these are the same people who claim a monopoly on compassion and tolerance. they're always wagging their finger at everybody else trashing conservatives, asking for them to be fired or run out of town whether in media or hollywood, on stage, any of it. there is no toleration for anyd. i've got to say kudos to whoopi goldberg for actually blistering debra messing today. watch. >> when was the last time the people did this, people ended ui killing themselves. this is not a good idea. we don't go after people because we don't like who they voted for. remember what the blacklist actually meant to people and don't encourage anyone, anyone to do it. >> i should say, robert,

howard dean. wesley clark, john kerry at 11% nationally. they held the iowa caucuses. john kerry won the iowa caucuses. here is the first national poll. days after the iowa caucuses. john kerry rocketing up 19 points. new front-runner. more than 2-1 ahead of john edwards who came in second place. dean crashing. kerry wins new hampshire. kerry wins almost every other primary. iowa turned it all around for him. how about this last poll nationally before the 2008 iowa caucuses. hillary clinton comfortably ahead of barack obama. she had led all year. hillary clinton led obama nationally all of 2007. this is what the race looked like. you remember, obama wins iowa. second place was edwards. third place was hillary clinton. first national poll after iowa, clinton down 12. obama up into a tie with hillary clinton. edwards there at 20%. we don't talk much about him anymore. but clinton/obama. >> i forget what happened in that election. >> another story for another night, right. karine, steve kornacki has the numbers to show it. howard dean disappeared because of the dean screa

howard dean. who did iowa pick? john kerry who was way down in the polls for a long time in the process.id, this is the candidate we want. raise money, stay viable, do a commercial if you can, just stay can. if voters haven't made up their minds that means you can make up their minds. >> also means it's anyone's raise. susan, bazzle, thanks so much for being with me. you're going stick around for later in the show. up next, two stories that raise new questions about the president's power within the republican party right here on msnbc. ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> so, should president trump be more worried than he is about republicans who want to challenge him for the party's 2020 nomination? two republicans announced bids for the gop nod. and mark sanford who is still weighing a run could make three. even if their chances of beating trump are thin they could deal some damage. trump's fitness for office becomes a conversation pie

looked at who was ahead at this point in 2008, it was hillary clinton, not obama 2004, it was howard dean, not johnow what's going to happen on february 3rd and beyond that, but she's running quite a brilliant campaign and she's obviously a very good political athlete. >> roger, we appreciate you joining us we'll have more time to talk about this in the future. >> thank you, guys always a pleasure. >>> speaking of warren, if you are wealthy and you are married, listen up. we're going to tell you about a andden feature in the tax pl that could have major implications for your money. we're back after a break >>> trade keeping investors on their toes, but one bull says we could be on the cusp of a major breakout find out on trading nations on cnbc.com more "squawk on the street" coming up. each day our planet awakens with signs of opportunity. but with opportunity comes risk. and to manage this risk, the world turns to cme group. we help farmers lock in future prices, banks manage interest rate changes and airlines hedge fuel costs. all so they can manage their risks and move forward. it's simply a ma

john bolton's. off from the white house would you rather agree with that assessment we know howard . bolton was to the e.c.u. or you know removing any constraints in any area of legally binding nature from the u.s. particularly in the area of arms control so. it's undeniable and i think he himself would recognize that that was the case we saw it firsthand we are hopeful that whoever would be in charge of this further on. would adopt a view that we should at least we russia and the u.s. buy time to consider what can or should come after the demise of i.n.f. treaty after the u.s. departure from. the on the iran. is said it flatly and openly that they expect changes to the better well we can look at it with positive expectations as well but we have no certainty nor guarantee and lets the u.s. for itself and let's see 1st and foremost what will happen in reality in practice because practice matters and not just you know considerations statements expectations whatever did you discuss iran with mr ricker you know clearly u.s. russia relations may have an impact on like broder impact on the