joy."ervative network that hit the air way in 1956. you can hear the surprise came amid increase attention between shep and the conservative host who dominated the fox air ways. shep was a criticism of donald trump. one of a handful to challenged the chief. >> it is crazy what we are watching everyday. it is absolutely crazy. he keeps repeating ridiculous throw away lines that are not true at all and sort of avoiding this issue of russia as we are some kind of fools for asking the question. >> is he requested it and he would own the shutdown? he disseminates fake news that is. the wall is going up. thank china on the tariffs. russia broprobe is a witch hunt. it is endless. news of shep's departure came one day after the new york times report trump's attorney general william barr met with murdoch behind closed doors. joining me now tiffany cross. president charlie sykes and gabe sherman. gabe, i got to go to you first. were you as shock that shep smith is out? >> yes, i was shocked because h

i'm joy reid. chris hayes is in ohio covering tonight's debate. well, at this point it's not a question of if the president of the united states, donald trump, committed an impeachable offense. he's already admitted to it in public statements and in documents that the white house itself released. we know that when the president of ukraine said that he wanted to buy more american weapons to protect his country from military aggression by russia, donald trump immediately responded, i want you to do us a favor, though. and then he proceeded to ask that ukraine investigate former vice president joe biden's son and give life to a nutty right wing conspiracy theory that would absolve russia from meddling in an election. and trump told the ukraine wherein president multiple times to talk to the man who had essentially become his personal fixer, rudy giuliani, about those investigative favors. quote, mr. giuliani is a highly respected man. he was the mayor of new york city, great mayor and i would like him to call you. rudy very much knows what's happenin

guee tha will bring decades of joy and music.und of music ♪ >> -- there was always something a little wistful in julie andrews' eyes. ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ >> at the moment she is maybing "sound of music" her marriage to her childhood sweetheart was ending in divorce. she said she was incredibly naive when she made her first love scene. >> i don't have a man. terrified. i had no idea what one was supposed to do with a kiss and all of that. james garner who was delicious made it very easy for me and i began to think it's getting a little hot in here. and when i got up i kept thinking, i can manage this and i got up and my legs buckled because it really hit me rather hard. >> did you know a lot about men? >> no. i didn't. >> and then she writes in her new memoir she was driving through an intersection in hollywood when a man pulls up in a rolls royce. >> and i'm afraid i was trying very hard not to fall in love with him and that was blake evans. >> he was a well known director for "breakfast at tiffany's" and th

>> no, joy.ne of these people could be charged with a crime, as we saw, as jill explained in the watergate scandal. you know, whenever you've got a public corruption investigation, even at just the garden variety, the kind of cases that i was involved with, when you approach people, you would often tell them, look, you can be a witness or you're going to be a defendant in this case. the choice is yours. and already, i think we're seeing people making that calculus. kurt volker resigning abruptly last friday and agreeing to come testify and bring those text messages, which are incredibly damning. i have seen cases charged on far less, where they are talking about the scheme and the scandal. i think gordon sunlin has extreme exposure based on what is said in those. i think bill taylor is someone at the state department who looks like somebody who wanted to do the right thing. he is someone who is going to face that decision of do i want to be a witness or do i want to be a defendant? and i think in

>> hi, joy. the battlefield and diplomatically. we've got street-to-street fighting now on day four of this invasion of turkish forces have pushed into one of the border towns, and they're trying to do what armies always do. speed is their best ally. they do not want the kurds to dig in. they want to get to this 20-mile limit as fast as possible because there's an international outcry, and that increased today. the u.s. warning the turks that their relations with turkey are at real risk. the defense secretary mark esper telling his counterpart to basically de-escalate before this gets completely out of control. treasury secretary steve mnuchin threatening that we can shut down turkey's economy. the arab league condemning what they call the invasion of an arab land, and so on. big calls also from europe to stop this, but president erdogan absolutely defiant, saying we will not stop for anyone, and his spokesman saying today that blackmail and threats will never deter us, victory will be ours. and

during a bear are from nairobi joy does the cost really tally with the internet speeds in africa. it depends on the country even if you're looking at but generally internet is expensive in africa but for countries like kenya where internet ease as fast as $36.00 m. b.b.'s the 2nd or maybe a baseball 2nd you can actually say yes the cost desk tell you to speed but if you look at a country like chad you would actually say that is not the case because added to the we still have countries in africa that are using 2 g. internet and some are still using 3 g. internet while the rest of the world has moved to 4 g. and 5 g. internet and so you could actually say the price would depend on the country whether or not the speeds tell you the cost and $1.00 of the other challenges that most african countries are facing today is the fact that the fiber optic cable is limited and it would cost about 15000 $1.00 to $20000.00 to connect fiber optic or to get fiber optic into some of the african countries so there is a challenge that. joy if internet access was cheaper across the board and across th

that's my brother, my sister, my sister joy, and i was jesus. [laughter] jfk championed the space program. i think all of us are sad he never lived to see that day. this is when they visited nasa on inspection in cape canaveral. there he is there. whoops, sorry about that. this is in houston, texas. for the mockup of apollo. that's a dad there. i love this picture of the beautiful first family. you have president and mrs. kennedy, john-john and caroline. this was in april of 1963. so, in november of 1963 was when they planned a trip to texas due to the upcoming 1964 election. dad described the trip as a whirlwind trip to visit five texas cities and speak to thousands of texans with the express purpose of being seen by as many people as possible. and this is on the morning of november 22 and this is -- dad is here, they are walking out of the texas hotel. in fort worth. dad was a special agent in charge of the vice president's detail on this trip. agent knight was not there on this trip. the short hop from fort worth, fort worth and dallas are no

joy if internet access is. cheaper across the board and across the continent what would that mean for the continent economically. it would mean immense growth and immense growth in towns all sevis delivery because one of the biggest challenges rehab in the african continent is the fact that services do not get to the population and when we have no internet connection it means that there would be more digitization old government services we choose one of the other big setbacks for development on the continent and it would also mean that it would activate internet enabled services and we're not just talking about government you know services returning about the private sector having to access health through internet access because it would be seem today's innovation is being boosted as well by the internet where people in rural parts of africa are accessing health services using the internet so we can actually talk about immense development growth and the digital economy in kenya today is nearly contributing to a

yes indeed you see the whole population is excluded from the celebrations the joy that she jingping in this speech this morning spoke as cannot cannot would be seen why because this is a strong message to the people of the people it is not only china has risen china's the 2nd greatest economic power in the world it is also the party has achieved this this is the best mainly about the party 70 years ago 28 years of civil war and war ended there were 6 super and 6 in the ration of joy because the party had finally created peace in china and now china has achieved so much more under the leadership of the communist party don't forget that that is the message why i one of president g. is his grip on power now absolute and unchallenged. well it's not on challenge because there are unfortunately for him there's the hong kong problem which he has not managed to resolve so that obviously is for the chinese to see even so the interpretation of what's happening there is carefully scripted by the party but still it is obviously a scratch in his image and it creates doubts on this authority but bas

joy" will continue next. "a.m. joy" will continue next.music] ♪ (pilot) we're going to be on the tarmac for another 45 minutes or so. >>> this week my friend joy reid sat down with rachel maddow to discuss her book "blow out." >> rachel maddow. >> joy reid. >> welcome to where will my loved ones who try to tell me don't write a second book club. what was i thinking? i said i was not writing another one but i am glad you wrote it. >> thank you for reading it and talking to me about it. cozying up maddow on oil and gas. >> this answers one of the big questions with a capitol "b" and capital "q" about the state of the world. you bring it down a lot of way. the idea that finding oil under your land seems like a blessing and then it is not a blessing. talk about how first of all, the united states kind of became in a sense the king of oil. we are here in the john deer rockefeller building. >> the united states invented oil drilling. one of my favorite things of the start of oil drilling in the united states is even the guy who drove the first r

and to parent comes the special joy of tricia's wedding at the white house.as befits the first lady , in the president's daughter. ♪ [applause] >> and now, she's officially made madame ambassador. the first president's lady to do so. she travels to africa as his representative. this peak with heads of state. she will brief them on the president's forthcoming trip to china and the soviet union. in liberia, ghana, to the ivory coast, she meets the leaders and she meets the people. to common man and to the exalted, there is the same gentle directness, the same human warmth and they take her to their hearts. ♪ what pat nixon has mind and are part of a heart, and she will bring the report to the president. she will bring behind a mind ley of affection a renewed , friendship between three african nations and her own. the trip to china and the soviet union our new beginning in international diplomacy. the president and his first lady go there together. >> it is difficult for anyone to be in the public eye all the time. and to maintain poise, character. to be an exam

gives you joy. and you can see that you are one. as become clark and your neighbor to be added their joy i can only be blessed be the ban on any any man. branded shirts they get. off me. i got a hot rose on. a golf shot and yes. i can feel it in my hand and it has become a strong enough. feat if i do it very hard to break. when you feel that any tension just because i'm going it back on i q in your mind you can get it before. and i believe in you and disturb you can keep breaking. you something living wage a community to. make your life concentration and today not producing. the world of independent and not. and this not on your nature the whole country. has just come a look new to those almost not new to the woods yet it could be mules years ago and bush and even the new york to keep up with the. strategically the world the people of india that you have to use the channel for actually becoming self sufficient to afford actually creating your own plots as a result you will not be dependent on the cr

thank you joy of creation see anybody any e.s.q. community work to create something physical that gives you joy. and you can see that you are one. as become clogged and your neighbor to be added to their joy i can only be pleased to read a ban on any any man. branded shirts they get. off . on. i got a hot rose. i got hot and yes. i can feel it in my hand and it has become strong enough to see if i'd be hard to beat. when you feel they got a pension just because i'm going back on i.q. in your mind you'll get it before. and i believe in you and disturb you can keep making. you something living wage a community to. make your life concentration and david producing. the world of independent. and this not. your nature and the whole country. has just come a look new to this india what was not new to the woods child could be mules years ago in bushehr and even in new york to keep up with the. strategically the world the people of india that you have to use the channel for actually becoming self sufficient to afford actually creating your ow

joy."> new developments in the fallout around the latest big departure from the white house. >>> do you think we would tolerate this if this was children coming from canada or from eastern europe? >> they think things would be very different. >> how do democrats navigate the impending mess before them and the disagreements over this? >>> for years, turkish president tayiip erdogan has been talking about a man by the name of fethullah, a man erdogan accuses of trying to orchestrate a coup against him, a man known to his neighbors in pennsylvania as a prolific charter school proprietor by blamed by erdogan for that 2016 coup that left 290 people -- coup attempt, i should say, that left 290 people dead and hundreds wounded. erdogan emphatically and rather obsessively believes that this man did try to overthrow him. a claim that he has denied. so who exactly is fethullah? he's a turkish dissident cleric living in exile in the kwiets. turkey has repeatedly called for him to be handed over to the

joy. i'm sitting in for my good friend joy reid. we have a lot to get to this morning starting with the very latest on the impeachment probe that's got donald trump on edge. a federal court on friday hand add major legal victory to the democrats. essentially ruling that their impeachment inquiry is in fact legitimate and ordering the jus tus department to turn over unredacted grand jury material from the mueller report to congress by next week. now, the ruling caps off what has been perhaps one of the most damning weeks for trump yet in this impeachment probe. thanks to to bomb shell testimony of william taylor, the lead u.s. envoy to ukraine who made a direct link between donald trump and the with holding of military aid to ukraine for trump's political gain. now, the day after taylor's testimony house republicans did this, seeking to protect trump, they stormed a secure closed door deposition, bringing it literally to halt while over in the senate lindsey graham introduced a resolution condemning the impeachment inquiry. this morn

but for more let's bring enjoy the reindeer in nairobi joy kenya has probably been one of the most popular tourist destinations on country for quite some time has this push for growth being felt. it's being felt quite deeply because what we're seeing today is that tourism in kenya contributes to about 8.8 percent all over the country's g.d.p. and just looking at the numbers from 2018 would be so that kenya actually owned about $7900000000.00 from tourism alone and that puts it as the tourism economy in africa that is after south africa and nigeria so you can actually tell that there are about 1100000 jobs that were created well that are created from the tourism industry i was the picture like in those lesser and less popular countries lesser known countries in africa i think what african countries are not doing so well is aggressive marketing because most of africa can actually be a tourism destination we have of so many walled heritage sites on the continent that the world doesn't know and i guess the steerer type that africa ease the continent is still the perception one way but that is

the joy at beating scotla nd transformed. a first world cup quarterfinal felt all the more keenly because of the sorrow of the previous day. when a0 people were killed by the typhoon. south africa await, but as hope now turns to expectation in japan, does await, but as hope now turns to expectation injapan, does that change that dynamic?” expectation injapan, does that change that dynamic? i don't think there is more pressure. we got through the quarterfinals and we have nothing to lose. no one expects us have nothing to lose. no one expects us to win again. but we believe. we will go out there and play as well as we can. it is a mark of howjapan have disrupted the old order that even new zealand say they are pleased

. >>> a wedding photo that captures the joy and sorrow of the celebration from the kincade fire gone viral. it shows the bride and groom against the fiery sunset at sha chateau st. john. the couple's vendors and guests all had to be evacuated. >> i immediately thought of the american gothic painting from the 1930s and how that couple at that time represented the normal america. >> photographer carno roaa says this is the fourth wedding in three years that she has shot with this lens where the celebration was threatened by the wildfires. >>> it is a satellite image from space. you can actually see smoke from the kincade fire cascading down the coast. this is how significant it is. yesterday i was driving home to concord and you could see on one side closer to mount diablo clear skies, on this side with the valley, you could see the dark cloud over it. >> that will be the case throughout the day, with unhealthy air quality. we had that spare-the-air alert once again. we are starting off the day with hazy, smoke skies, many locations at looking at unhealthy air quality for sensitive gro

ok let's go talk to joy doreen who joins us from neighboring kenya joy talking about the bikes and whether or not they'll catch on income paula what do you reckon. i think there there there is a possibility and a chance over you by scott you know in a city like kampala it's very possible because as is or you have more to bikes that you do out of kampala what needs to be done now is they get to dimock what area of the box to be on the route for and also course the charging system for them to be able to be in the city but what we're seeing is that a city like kampala is still grappling with lunch in most parts of the city so until that can be done and i think that can be the only time we are going to see even seen an operation in operation in kampala. what about the electricity they use because i mean it's not going to really make much sense if it's all generated by coal power stations for example i mean how much how much solar is there are available in places like kampala in uganda to ensure that this is green energy that's being used. most of uganda's electricity is hydro electric power an

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being in the forest can bring a lot of joy. decided to share his experience with others when he finds the mushroom he photographed and tries to capture its beauty his book into the woods is a visual journey through the forest into the realm of mushrooms. as a photographer i'm not just interested in mushrooms for their taste but for their shape too there are endless variety you discover new kinds of every forest i just can't get enough of the shapes and colors. schmidt has been working as the photographer in the studios this 2009 but in fact he's rarely there most of his assignments taken abroad the high professional demands of international photo shoots create one thing in abundance stress you know there's been lots of time on the road i fly a lot and have a terrible c o 2 footprint i travel around the world and meet lots of people often large groups of people. playing everywhere all day i kind of have to play the clown for everyone i enjoy it all of course but as a counterbalance i need the nice and quiet of the forest. the ae

but there are moments of joy they spend the summer at a lake or a cult and used to learn to swim from then on he becomes a swimmer he spends all his time in the water submerging and a new world that's on his own. this swimmer is usually bunks literary debut it's a poetic novel filled with melancholy loss and longing that will stay with you long after you put it down. well give or drum set a bongo tambourine or even just a plain old bannister lucy landy more will know how to get a sound out of it because that's what she's all about creating sound and rhythm with multiple instruments she's in high demand in her native u.k. and already has a shelf full of awards but we caught up with her in geneva where she packed in an orchestral performance and a small city tour keeping perfect time. just. no matter where she goes lucy learned the most always got her drumsticks. when she comes to a new city she not only wants to see it she wants to hear it. she's of multiple passionist and she's a guest in geneva switzerland the 27 year old accomplished musician spends the day exploring the town musica

again that left jumping for joy. and there's another team who right now just can't get enough of the game. those furred have been in storming form this season they've still to lose a single game in the lake cup and the europa league. together with the event says that the only team in the consonance picked 5 legs to remain undefeated. was made the wolves sophia's. question the light also struggle to answer. that they cost 11 equaliser lights in the game all stuff that i mean false but have always managed to take away at least a point. of no mean feat against self declared title contenders like say oliver glass now has more modest objectives but has seen his side gradually sneak that white up the table. and fall spurs are looking like a top side starting at the back with the meanest defense in the league they conceded just 4 before saturday's out saying. doing the separation we try our defensive game and i think today we can see that even. like you don't have so much opportunity to make jeffrey bruma is now among the r

in the beginning having fun was always most important and you made it beautiful that's the joy of making music food as music. and johnny johnson's joyful music house remains undiminished. i don't forget you can find more on those reports and more culture news at any time on our website and without of course the time for me to sign off so until next time i'll just go to punt on somebody and off he doesn't abide by. me. to the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. this was supposed to be the decisive weeks of exit but when i went to trial simply even whether the u.k. will leave the e.u. remains unclear now the timetables partly after brussels can westminster seal a deal that's our topic on to the point join us. 30 minutes on the. race. who do the oceans belong to the fisherman who depend on them for that by the hood. or corporations just hope to make money. a global struggle for control is on the way the consequences for nature could be devastating. i'm sure grabbing new normals of the sea in 75 minutes on the w. . when we were out he presented americans at s

of childhood as this time of joy and innocence.hos things don't happen. >> u know, kids are young. they're very resilient. they don't know what's going on and they won't remember anyway. the child may not remember but the body remembers. [inaudible conversations]

joy in caps united in beethoven's 9th symphony one of the singers here is carolyn the daughter of the great conductor she feels a duty towards and is inspired by her father's actions. i have to write not to shut anyone else i will speak at the door of this home open to all sorts of people and to discussion groups. and i believe we need to do this in the future to one that we have spaces open for all citizens concerns i think that would be something my father would have wished for and. those messages more relevant than ever the joy to have when it is shared by many but democracy and freedom have to be defended in each new generation. and of course we will have full coverage of all. all the celebrations surrounding the 30th anniversary of the fault of the berlin wall over the next month with lots of special programs goes the website at v.w. dot com for more information but that's all for now though i'll buy. it. for social change the movement is like a mosaic every mother an entrepreneur. for women artists from around the world fighting against violence and aggression and for women's ri

it was a day that was a day where the grandparents of the grandchildren got to see their joy as theirarents were married. it was a day where people got to understand that we must respect and always encourage these kinds of loving relationships. and if anyone has known love and honors the importance of love and the commitment one person is willing to make to another person in the name of love, they should always recognize and encourage that nobody would be treated differently under the law when they're prepared to make that commitment. and that's what i would say to them. and i would describe to them also the arguments i made in prop 8, in the prop 8 case, which is any one day in the life of someone who is denied justice is a very long time. after the supreme court in the prop 8 case decided that the proponents of prop 8 didn't have standing, because my argument then was people said, what does standing mean and basically my husband is from new jersey, and i said, it's a really simple point. if you were in jersey, you would say what's it to ya, right? the point i was making, what's it t

could as message is more relevant than ever the joy to have when it is shared by many but democracy and freedom have to be defended in each new generation. and of course we will have full coverage of all. the celebrations surrounding the 30th anniversary of the full of the bulge in wool over the next month with lots of special programs goes the website at d.w. dot com for more information but not so for now though by. enter the conflicts are confronting the powerful. my guest this week is mafia dish of afghanistan's ambassador to switzerland sounds of the united nations in geneva obviously his government's relations with washington seeing some up. close to my. office complex is that 30 minutes on the dalai. lama colleague. and i'm going to go to brand new w from buying this book it's a personal device and it's about topics that affect a whole lot of solution for climate change and the return. of. the incense cut out. world unto itself. with its own gravitational pull job allowing. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries to reveal. don't do mean that he was into them don't t

let's go now to joy. joy there's someone with a great idea why isn't this guy taking his idea and taking the african continent by storm or even globally. well to start with ben i think that most of these innovations are technology based innovations that are happening on the african continent and so because of the demographics that we have the reasoning need for a change in mindset of most of the africans on the continent because the at adoption or adaptation of technology in some instances is a bit lower also because most of these innovations for instance are targeting the demographics between the ages of 40 and about so adoption of them is going to take quite some time but that doesn't mean that you know these innovations are not going to take off also there is the cost the challenge of law investment by african governments due to curry ties asian african governments have not really paid much attention to innovation countries like kenya have increased budgetary allocation to innovation and youth programs

and one more story i'm joined by joy the reindeer are how correspondent in nairobi joy to read how do the earnings from such where compare to average incomes in kenya randa and so forth. well to be honest i think the income that the gain from c. average change is an additional income to what they try and compare to what they are allowed. to change gives them an incomplete get from these outsourced products and services that they also give people or even believe for instance is much more than what they get locally because locally the negotiating power is face to face so it's possible that client and the person offering the service is going to come down. as compared to when they're outsourcing services and making products to people who are outside bill clinton and now we had this report that transparency is key to this business but is there also a downside to the fact that everybody knows what an artisan got for what they've made. i don't think so because every actually has the negotiating power and the a negotiating power determines what they agree to and if precedent product. and give

their cross for decades and they're in town to help people find their sense of fun we all have that joy and that celebration but sometimes we bury it for a variety of reasons in the cloud reminds us to to have to have that joy and that sense of freedom and celebration. judging by things reactions it seems to be working. sounds the same whatever your religion might be no matter what place in the world you're from laughter unites the world. but also sorry i mean and i also wanted to add that laughter is contagious because often even without knowing where that laughter comes from you get infected. you look at a baby laughing and it's contagious or someone laughs and we laugh about that. however you feel about clowns the crowds here certainly found plenty to laugh about . now still can't commits me to become a town fan well you're watching the daily news of course you can always get the latest on the go by downloading are up from google play or from the app store now to give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can a

celebrate in the filler monic everyone was in my mood a celebration which i had a mixture suddenly of joy with concern. because i had suddenly discovered that overnight thief forks police from east germany had suddenly received west german police uniforms. of the police officers the border guard suddenly got new uniforms but overnight to achieve a new mindset you're feeling. so much for german unity began for me with a sense of culture shock we thought about everything but had we really thought through that the individual and i don't just mean officers and other order guy and but all of a. who lived in germany had we thought about the fact that the individual wouldn't simply be able to hang their thoughts and feelings and experiences on a peg and that they might not know what was on the flight for me and many others the fall of the berlin wall in 1989 and german unity in 1991 moments of joy optimism openness in the broader sense of the moment did you know you often had of what others were afraid of this night i had a sense that east germany was like that really being a framework for them

but there will be no joy in it for me. >> no joy. how pivotal is it that the house clearly enunciate if they do this why they're doing it. you heard the congressman there talk about abuse of power and structure. >> i think it's critical. just like any juror will tell you who sat on a criminal case, there is no joy in having to pass that sort of condemnation. i can imagine that the senators would feel no joy in having to sit through this process. that is why it is critical for the house to really show this not as a one off phone call. if this is about one phone call, i don't think they're going to get very far. what they have to do is show this phone call as part of a greater pattern of an abuse of power. that would be the key to convincie ining senators to tak action they want to do, but they could only be convinced if they could see this as a broader picture. >> thank you. really great to have so much expertise on this important topic. we have a lot more on this special tonight, uncovering new tape from the old days of rudy gull y g