jude every month. our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.s the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. we just think of how we would feel if our kids had cancer. it's giving back for the blessings that we have been given in our life. it's a cause that should resonate with anyone who believes that a child should be able to live a long healthy life. there's something about putting your arms around a child and bringing comfort, that's something that we can all agree on. when everyone comes together for this good, nothing can stop it. welcome back to fox nation in depth. before we go, diamond and silk is here to remind you what fox nation is all about and to sign up. ladies, take it away. >> can't wait to see you on fox nation. fox nation is not just fox news, it's fox news with excitement to boost your curiosity. let's break it down. first a library full of new original content like documentaries, live shows and weekly programming. think of it as a netflix for conservatives. if you don't have fox nation now, then it's time for you to stop w

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jude every month. our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.ould feel if our kids had cancer. it's giving back for the blessings that we have been given in our life. it's a cause that should resonate with anyone who believes that a child should be able to live a long healthy life. there's something about putting your arms around a child and bringing comfort, that's something that we can all agree on. when everyone comes together for this good, nothing can stop it. ♪ >> so what was chrysler's new autopilot feature in 1958? it's b, cruise control. ♪ >> cal phillips is restoring classic cars and trucks in his idaho barn. after regretting the sale of his first fixer-upper, the retired farmer decides to keep the rest of them. so far, there are more than 20 and counting. you know, the thing that strikes me, sherri,is he was too tired and too elderly to continue farming, but it sounds to me like with the cars, he was working just as hard. >> in some ways he was, but i think he found a second wind and a second love. >> cal takes a '66 thunderbird down

jude.ing us tonight, kimberley strassel, a member of the "wall street journal" editorial board. most of importantly tonight she is the author of a new book, resistance at all costs. how trump haters are breaking america. today is a luminous example of what you are talking about. to see the national left-wing media, the stories they choose not to cover as well as the ones they do. to watch the two conferences to he besmirch themselves with a resolution vote. your thoughts on this today. >> this has been the attitude from the start. one of the premises of the book is there is a group of people -- i chose that subtitle on purpose, haters. we can all be critics. this is a group that from the moment that donald trump was elected they decided he was illegitimate and they would use whatever means possible to remove him and oppose them. along with that mentality was they were entitled to break any rule, regulation and any standard and any norm. so we heard from hem for years that it's donald trump

and i was dead on that point 05 but many by situated near jude but nothing happened against them almost nothing happened i mean there was a i was i mean do or t. persons are where it is state from them but they would not get taken to the law or custody or jail or anything so there is a prediction of course but the thing is my point is they are out of control is one thing and other thing is their very much going to have to do and sign the same thing to beat them to make a cloud of gas i mean the cloud of fear. so . so if it doesn't and i was. as you're calling it can one really expect any change from the system because as you just pointed out they are controlled by national political parties and then almost i think as the muscle for these national political parties can wonder noosa can you expect the situation on bonaduce university campuses to change no i don't i've not that macho food if you can of it is very soon but. like. i mean i want to refer to the press conference akin to him by a canadian study she claimed or she actually repeated that she was the key because i do not have any

police and demonstrators have clashed in haiti during protests calling for the resignation of president jude no movies or just to say several people were hit by gunfire public discontent is being stoked by corruption spiraling inflation and few shortages. u.s. opera star jessye norman has died aged 74 she sang more than 80 times in new york's metropolitan opera and was showered with on are a doctorates and prizes during her career she sang for to us presidential inaugurations. birthday and the opening ceremony of the atlanta olympics. china is staging huge celebrations to mark 70 years of communist rule the anniversary comes at a challenging time a trade war with the united states is threatening the economy and pro-democracy protests in hong kong loom in the background the leadership in beijing is determined that nothing should distract from the historical events which set china on the road to the global power it is today. october the 1st $949.00 mao tse-tung proclaims the founding of the people's republic of china and gentleman square that ended decades of civil war pitting chairman mao's c

any legitimate constitutional foundation and the pretense of fairness or even the most elementary jude process protections it is a very very strong british very strong letter it is supported by footnotes not ball and not political propaganda it's hardly political it's legal and it's beyond their competence because they are so mesmerised we're going to have to trump divorce all common sense democrats say trump pushed ukraine's president to investigate his political rival joe biden and his son hunter using the machinery of government and his personal network and in july phone call with kiev the president repeatedly raised the matter trump private lawyer giuliani is just one of his in a circle accused of working on the ukraine campaign another man involved is schooled in son learned on the right he's trump's u.s. ambassador to the e.u. and the past campaign donor text messages released last week appear to show how he supported pressuring ukraine zone choose day the state department's blocked him from testifying to democrats by preventing us from hearing from this witness and obtain these

state but we have to leave it there for the timing but thanks so much for coming in representative jude where share your welcome when these are now with pictures of a dress rehearsal for the royals bob sort of unease in thailand the final chapter in the coronation of king rama the 10th into next time i went. to. a mosque in the volume or not hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and the what's your story ready. i'm a woman i was and women especially in victims of violence in terms of take part and send us your story you are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor nothing yet you want to become a citizen. in so migrants your platform for reliable information. there are growing fears the world could slip into recession china the world's 2nd biggest economy disappointment. weaker than expected data in the 3rd quarter and if that wasn't bad enough investors worry what if the official figures don't tell the whole truth. also coming up the transatl

we managed to organize a visit by the president to poland, to one of the strongest nations in our judeo christian heritage. and in the negotiations with the polish government they wanted the president to give hymn his big speech of his arrival in a fancy palace downtown. we said no. if you want our president to come to poland, we have a very special request. his big speech will be delivered right next to the magnificent bronze statue of the polish freedom fighters crawling out of the sewers in the war saw uprising before they fought the occupational forces. we want him to be standing next to that statue of freedom fighters. after some negotiation they agreed. i will give you the three most important stanzas from that speech. if you haven't watched it, if you haven't read it, do so tonight. you can watch the video, you can read the transcript on the white house's website. but these three stanzas are everything you need to know about not only the plight of our republic but the plight of ur civilization. as i stand here today before this incredible crowd, this faithful nation, we can stil

checked its banks just got much more virally but hey jude it's all the same to reuters. the court from iranian state television era. in which we always monitor live on june the 21st the quote reflects iran's usual stance so it's no surprise that this is been issued on numerous occasions before reuters journalists are here strictly to our trust principles maintaining independence integrity and freedom from bias in our news gathering we stand by our reporting of this story now everyone can forgive an honest mistake but they're just a couple of sticking points here 11 rockley the ritual agency which uncovered the false report started to probe a bit deeper it got boosted that is what has just stopped replying to what should be cautious of falling victim to the crime one accuses others of white as is probably feeling but quit now given its earlier report on how iran has become a master of dissent from ation voters has unearthed more than 70 websites which look like news outlets but are actually channels for a renewed propaganda and fake news often people ask of influence oper

a lot we'll bring but you can learn a lot probably continued in a similar vein i was nothing in st jude so you disappointed about the carter showed to come through all the see there was a advantage and 2nd of all to the card but you know we can't play going away and cameras were installed australia coach a michael chaika has stepped down after the quarter final defeat to england he said a contract was ending after the storm meant to and has confirmed he won't be seeking an extension had been in charge for 5 years and guided the wall of bees to the world cup final in 2015 but will now lead is liverpool have dropped points in the english premier league for the 1st time this season they were held to one all draw by manchester united marcus rushford opened the scoring at old trafford levels equaliser came 5 minutes from time through substitute. their lead to at the top of the table now stands at 6 points off to several incidents already this season it is syria is dealing with another case of racist abuse aimed as a player some doria midfielder bernard vieira was subjected to monkey chants o

bosses are threatening legal action if that will cup match against japan is cancelled is in downtown jude suits high farenheit a bit of scotland will go out of the tournament if the fixture is called off the japanese forward it won't grow in pre has also been affected by the weather while you have a report from tokyo. it is calm at the moment but the japanese capital tokyo and other parts of the country are bracing for the arrival of typhoon haggis which could be one of the strongest storms to hit japan in decades flights and train services have been canceled and of course this weekend should have been one when much of the sporting world was focusing on this country on sunday we have the japanese for me to one taking place in that's about 300 kilometers to the southwest of tokyo at this stage the race is still long but what we know now is that saturday's events at the grand prix have been cancelled so they organize a saying that qualifying will take place on sunday morning before the race where the committee but as far as the rugby world cup goes we know that 2 games have already been can

this scene features father dan recitingng what he told the jude and jury during the trial.ust want to say, this is highly unusual film because the director -- it was a dramatization, but using the actual people who are involved in the protest. again, father dan. >> you've heard about hammers and blood. these are the hammers of hell. these are the hammers that will break the world to bits. that are the hammers flanked the end of the world. the judge knows it. the prosecutor knows it. we have seen people walk away fromom these things. wewe have seen them disclaim th. we have seen them say they are not responsible for them. we have seen all sorts of death.age like e dance of they are murderers. amy: an excerpt from the film "the king of prussia." and that was father dan, father daniel berrigan playing himself. >> yes. amy: liz mcalister is the sister-in-law of father daniel berrigan, one of the plowshares -- members of the plowshares movement all over this world. talk about that moment and what that action meant and is unusual dramatization of that action. firstl, it was one o

they work would jude yawny to dig up dirt on joe biden. the same can dirt he dug up with the ukrainian president. the same phone call where he mentioned the ousted ambassador where the complaint alleges they were trying to get trump to fire because a ukrainian official ask them to. >> it will be interesting what they have to share and what giuliani's involvement was. >> the president's personal lawerror saying in a statement to cnn neither the candidate nor campaign have anything to do with the scheme these guys were involved in. these two men will ultimately face charges in new york but for now being placed on $1 million bond. investigators want to know more about their role in ukrain and also their relationship with rudy giuliani. jessica schneider. >>> house democrats have now subpoenaed energy secretary rick perry. perry admits he asked donald trump multiple times to call ukrain's president. but he says he wantedthem to talk about energy, not joe biden. last week perry pledged to work with law makers looking into it a whistleblower com

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in a statement the spokesperson said the agency fairly identifies, vets, and a jude indicates app kaegszs that present national security or egregious public safety concerns. in april, five years after he first applied, his green card application was rejected for a second time. he could be deported at any time. whether or not a judge rules in his favor this spring, it's a class-action lawsuit which means the outcome could affect thousands of immigrants who suspect caarp has played a role in delaying their applications as well. >> if i pay the price, at least things get better for everybody. >> that's a lot to have on your shoulders, though, isn't it? >> reporter: definitely. but i think i am able to handle that. >> that was cnn's daniel burk reporting for us. the ao ukrainian president is under scrutiny for the trump phone call. now many fellow citizens have a bone to pick with him. we will explain that to you. >>> nuclear talks between north korea and the united states appeared to have stalled again. washington still holds out hope for a breakthrough. details ahead in a live report. after

jude foundation, that's how bad it's got, someone actually helped by the foundation work you did lost that help. >> one of the lowest excess ratios of any charity in the world, building icus. >> laura: that's the problems. there is a tactic and i want to expose this on the show. it's very important for people to understand how the democrats are trying to parlay this hunter biden saga into an attack on you and your brother, and to some extent your sister. this was claire mccaskill -- of course, very well respected democrat senator . watch. >> the most drifting president in the history of our country, all of his kids grifters they all have the nerve to go after joe biden and his family. particularly joe, he needs to turn and go like a scalding cat against trump and the kids making all this money off of the presidency. >> laura: that his former senator mccaskill. >> do you know what's ironic? these people, her, nancy pelosi, biden -- biden has been in politics for 50 years. nancy in politics for 35 years but they made their entire livelihood off of politics but my father has never taken

. >> jude, i certainly don't blame any businesses, the nba, you know, the litany of u.s. companies with big presence in china. it hooked very hopeful there even just five, ten, 15 years ago. but it's taken an authoritarian turn under president xi. so what should businesses do now when confronted with existing spending and programs and now, of course, with the hong kong protests which are really what ignited all of this, ai very difficult position to try to take or not take >> yeah. i mean this is something companies have been dealing with for decades when operating in china. you try to find a way to operate in the country where these extraordinary political sensitivities. and when you inevitably trip over them, you very quietly try to walk it back. but obviously this is a new paradigm we're talking about a company which is at the very center of american culture and so is having the growing pains very publicly, i think as jeff was just saying, i do think this is a paradigm shift here. it's going to be very difficult for major u.s. brands now which are operating in this con

the intelligence committee is doing its important work in jude dishry, then the oversight will move forward congresswoman dean, thank you very much. >> good to be with you. >>> congresswoman katie hill is resigning amid allegations of inappropriate relationships with staffers. she just spoke out about the accusations in a video of what she calls the smear campaign against her. >>> plus the president booed in his own backyard at the worl series in washington. why some democrats are speaking out in his defense. >>> california congresswoman katie hill is resigning after admitting having an inappropriate relationship with a campaign staffer, and she's also facing a house ethics meeting over allegations that she had a relationship with a staffer in the house. she is denying a relationship with a staffer, and photos with a nude woman were publicly distributed. hill is in the middle of a divorce with her estranged husband and accuses him of trying to get revenge. >> last night i announced the most difficult announcement of my life, that i would be resigning from congress. i made these decisions to

jude's and i get viciously attacked for it.ere you have a kid who gets kicked out of the navy for drug use, gets caught multiple times with the drug paraphernalia. how many scandals do you have? then ukraine, $50,000. he didn't speak the language. he didn't know anything about the industry he was in. he didn't have any discernible duties, and he's getting paid $50,000 a month? than the billion dollars from china because market is insane. by the way, the entire media turns a blind eye. where are they camping outside of his house? they're camping outside mine. you better believe you have everybody in the media camping outside my house. >> laura: what the media are doing, and i knew they would do this with hunter biden, they're basically saying anyone criticizing hunter should also be criticizing the trump kids. this is chris lu on msnbc. watch. >> this is a little ironic. i mean any story that mentions hunter biden you can pretty much a substitute donald trump jr., eric trump, ivanka trump, mar-a-lago, trump hotel. the idea that

one i want to use joins a mother's jude to reunite with the son she lost more than 60 years ago in the korean war on al-jazeera. allied again on the fire service syria's border territory the u.s. and turkey announced a pause in the offensive against kurdish fighters. and this is al jazeera live from also coming up. thousands call for lebanon's government to step down as new attacks balance problems some of the biggest protests in the year of. gun battles and burning roadblocks in mexico as security forces try to capture the son of an notorious struggle. and after a 7 month. the remains of some here playing air crash victims are finally returned to their families from carol. in the united states have reached a deal to halt the offensive in northeast syria it was the great after u.s. vice president mike pence travel to takis capital for talks with president. cut his fight as of now been given 5 days to withdraw from the region by attack he wants to enforce that so-called safe so i can sit and begins our coverage from ankara which president. then he came with an ultimatum and left with a

there are analysts out there that we have been speaking to .ncluding jude lunc donald trump has a weaker hand because he is embroiled in this impeachment inquiry. and then the president came out saying he wanted china to investigate joe biden and his son. china will not became to do that and be dragged into u.s. domestic politics. it is akely though that factor. both sides, and this is the argument, both sides do have incentives to get some sort of nominal deal. they won't want to avoid any additional tariffs. -- they will want to avoid any additional tariffs. friday is when they meet in d.c. mackenzie, thank you. our china correspondent and anchor. joining me now is geoffrey yu. take on theyour state of play regarding these discussions. what do you make of this point -- if government subsidies are not on the table and the commitment to 2025 is not on the table, what is a win? far as markets are concerned, a win is no further escalation. there is an upper limit to the tariffs you can impose on a trading partner. a partial deal or a partial cease-fire going into the christmas season, some

jude research hospital and the money goes to help kids with cancer and other life-threatening diseasessa argen is here with a look at our very warm weather forecast. >> hey, kate, good morning to you. from mount tam a little hazy out there, the camera shaking, the upper elevation winds, the red flag warning in effect for the next several hours above 1,000 feet. 55 in san jose, nice and cool for the runners, look at the golden gate bridge. the winds are flat and later on today we will see temperatures very warm quickly. in fact, by midmorning, in petaluma. chilly out there but won't be long until we see numbers in the 70s around the bay. we're talking 15 to right o through about 10:00 above 1,000 feet. and that's allowed for the relative humidity to drop below 25% in the north bay. so we're watching that. we have a spare the air alert. upper 70s at the coast and the accuweather seven-day forecast, still hot tomorrow. kate? >> all right. thank you so much, lisa. hope you're having a great morning. this week with george stephanopoul in the human brain, billions of nefor people with parkin

earlier after clashes in the city following the jailing of catalan separatist leaders the matches judes to take place on saturday the 26th of october barcelona insists it must be played at the nou camp or real madrid say if there is a security risk the match should be postponed entirely we were barcelona star striker lane m.s.e. has won the european golden shoe the accolade is awarded to the top goalscorer in league football in europe messi scored $36.00 goals last season is a record extending 6 golden shoe for the origin time says he always aims to win as many trophies as possible no you haven't obviously the champions league is something special and we want to win the trophy every season but we are aware that legere is the most important title our performance in the league or result in a string well in the champions league and called the del rey it becomes very difficult to compete in the champions league if you are not doing well in la liga we may always talk about the champions league but we never forget about the company already because we are barcelona players and our goal is alwa

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. >> when justin jude took, offie there were three major pipeline projects ready to go.. he had to take $4.5 billion of canadian tax money to put the trans mountain pipeline on life support need it that base and thing $4.5 billion of taxpayer money to another country to the united states to i be invested n the oil and gas instead of here in canada. his answer for his rationale for having two campaigns as he bought carbon and it's just the thing that privilege people can do. >> mr. scheer you did not buy carbon offset for your transport because you need to actually ask -- >> mr. scheer no one can hear you. >> your plan is to rip up the. only serious plan to fight climate change canada has ever had. >> thank you. mr. trudeau. ms. may of you. side two avoid catastrophic levels we must not tell the trans mountain pipeline. not the last because they get canceled if we are serious. you can't negotiate with physics. you can't mr. prime minister there's a carbon budget. doesn't budge and that's why it's so heartbreaking for me to look y at you today and know you could have done

. >>> por cierto pronto va a estar en la segunda película de jude meunier. >>> cambiando de tema, juliánio no ha pagado más porque espera que el tribunal decida el nuevo monto a pagar ya que su salario no es el mismo porque no tiene la exclusividad como actor que tenía antes. le preguntaron a marjorie que eso con el dinero y si es verdad que lo ha recibido. ella explotó. >>> es completamente falso. averigüen bien. les encanta inventar. no quiero hablar de eso. vengo a festejar. no, no es cierto. es completamente falso. la única persona que ha apelado todos los amparos es esa persona. obviamente los ingresos se acumulan y mostró una cantidad de lo que recibe por lo que le pagan por su mensualidad. son cuatro meses. junio, julio, agosto y septiembre. no ha pagado. >>> cambiando de tema, tenemos que hablar de alguien que va a estar acá con nosotros >>> una persona que yo quiero mucho. nacho presentó su nueva producción. >>> habló del escándalo que le recibe después de la separación de la madre de sus hijos menores. escuchemos. >>> creo que los planes de dios son perfectos, sabes? mientras u

drug that acts only on its own and interacts with other systems in the body including the annalynne jude system that we don't fully understand. >> i'm going to ask a question on a different topic but it's a timely question because next month that yosi case will be heard a couple blocks down in the supreme court which involves sexual orientation and gender identity and as you know, to female runners in connecticut nthave filed a complaint with te eoc about gender identity issues with sports. my daughter is an all-american division i athlete, i have talked to her about this issue and she cannot understand how you can possibly have men competing against women in women's sport. let's talk about medical research, a lot of times, this committee has said it's important we study men and women, of erasable question, if you have a trans gender woman who would like to participate in the studyou is there are they going to be assigned to the men or thehe women. sex is genetically determined 99.9% of the time that's what i learned in medical school, maybe i'm wrong, gender may be different. in fact wh

jude forte for five minutes. >> thank you.last year congress removed medicare reimbursement restrictions in five areas. this includes tele- stroke services. do think telehealth would be useful and effective in other critical care scenarios especially for rural hospitals like i have in my district. they may not have specialists in these small communities. >> absolutely i think that's one of the things we are trying to focus on in the medicare program and part of the reason you have concerns we do care about proposals to put everybody into medicare romance. unfortunately the medicare programs often is the very slow to respond to new technology. that being said, our administration has focused on telehealth services and we have expanded a number of telehealth services that are available in rural communities. we've also promoted provided entire program so our beneficiaries can easily access there.pr >> the federal government is one of the most prolific users in telehealth and virtual care including dpa ihs nasa, unfortunately, just

criticism from democrats, including mayor pete jude -- pete buttigieg. he was on "face the nation."video clip] >> the future is being decided by everybody but the united states, russia, iran, turkey and we are nowhere because leadership has been withdrawn. of thehe credibility united states ourselves and the first order of his nest will be to restore u.s. credibility not just regard to the middle east, but globally. >> one of the first relationships that might need reorienting is turkey, does turkey belong in nato? >> they are not behaving in a way consistent with stability and if they continue to behave in this way, there has to be consequences. >> is some form of suspension from nato one of those consequences? >> we need to engage turkey as an ally. that alliance is important and it is leverage for us to make sure we use our influence to prevent outcomes like the one donald trump greenlighted that they are doing right now. if they don't act like an ally, that will have consequences. host: mayor pete buttigieg on "face the nation. we are talking to active and retired members of the

jude's hospital with a child suffering from cancer, sorry, we cannot help you. i think we can.erstand the concerns, but i think it has been beneficial to the country. we need to change it now. the world has continued to change. california, new jersey, rhode island, new york, d.c., washington, massachusetts, connecticut, and oregon are the eight states. guest: the answer to your question is how do you do this? this is one reason i am a strong supporter of a lot of the proposals that have been put forward in the senate. senator rubio and senator lee and senator ernst have put forward proposals. unlike some of the other proposals, some are partisan and some are bipartisan, but they focus on the individual. they are not a tax on the business or a general tax. what they basically do is take a federal benefit that you are due at some point, whether it is a social security benefit or a child tax credit, and advanced that money forward at the time you are having the birth of a child so you can take that money now instead of in the future, prioritize it to move resources and credits or

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