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be in the middle of a bullet had you jude but at no 11 with a way well many of them i've met up and libby. what good will come this world to walk away she didn't even you know that we knew for sure you. knew. you shot she would never see you stand. in cheek shadbush. little for the little sauce i was. you know. so. little so you know or you walk in the retreat. i mean when i listen to you. if you saw that well what if you end up there will be a. good i would i would. oh yeah. sure isn't going to come at it or you. think it's going to but i mean. that's my killer with. alex operates and when he got hit by the behave last i. had telephone in mid-air. while going to just him what do you literally have to die i know what i did but when he didn't tell he had the little you got funded in the time of the medina. which they made you know what the hell we did but as you might you know monk. the never ending issue. be amended in any shinin that union that got that on there. you name. any idea any of us i didn't i would be in there man. and he had it in time and be me and he was not if i did dared.

tricky moment because we've just had the prince andrew debacles who just stepped down from his role jude sees because of his association with a convicted paedophile jeffrey stein the queen is 93 years old she's not going to be around forever as we all know is the the 2nd most popular royal and i bet you the rule family really don't want to lose him well they can't afford to lose the you know i mean what i would say if they want to survive this and if they want to survive through the 21st century as the british royal family this is going to sound brash and it's going to sound maybe to american but if she wants to go back to making t.v. and movies in the states letter if he wants to go with harry wants to go have a love affair with the american press they're going to be a lot nicer to me. in the british press was let him go take advantage of the good publicity and while you're at it maybe think about getting william on the throne a little sooner because i don't know if you've seen prince charles but i do not think that most people in britain or in commonwealth countries like canada or aust

she resolves to find the killer, in order to do it, she has to find it jude law, somebody who has specialist and is not pleased to see her. here is a club. who else knows you're here? i can't hear you. no... no one... no one knows but me. why did you come here then? i'm going to kill reza. oh, god...he must be terrified. help me find him. you want to kill mohammed reza? you need to hire a professional. i don't have any money. oh, well, you have a job. you're a prostitute, aren't you? so, some talent there, good talent in front of the camera, behind also, reed morano. the problem with it is that it wants to be a serious character study, on the other hand, it wants to be a james bond style action adventure, which is maybe like a rerun of look—up is on's nikki ta, a somebody shot something like atomic blind. no you never invest in at the characters, you never believing in them. despite some crunchy fight sequences, them. despite some crunchy fight sequences, a well orchestrated car chase, but at no point did i think that anyone in at the film was doing anything other than acting the role of bei

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indication -- add jude indication of their dispute. in march of 2018, 22 currently serving republican senators sent a letter to the trade representative. and i'll quote if that letter. it says ids provisions at least those as strong as those an obtained in the existing nafta must be included in a modernized agreement to win congressional support. this actually is a broad consensus about the importance which is why it's in every other trade agreement we've ever had. but usmca completely guts these investor protections. it limits it very, very narrowly to just several sectors in mexico. it eliminates it entirely in canada. and the irony of this is in the 30 years that we've had these investor state dispute settlement provisions, every time a u.s. investor was a litigant, the u.s. won. this has been a jurisdiction that has been very, very helpful to the united states and we're just -- we've given it away. it's just out the door and it's because there are some, i think, advocates for eliminating this who think in a classic protectionist mi

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jude logo. doesn't he look like dad? department had announced its plans to intensify economic sanctions on iran in 2020. the maximum-pressure campaign seeks to destabilize iran by curbing its nuclear infrastructure, weakening its economy, and pushing it toward diplomatic isolation. joining me now to discuss who are hurt most by this campaign, director of the earth institute at columbia university, jeffrey sacs. jeffrey, it's great to have you. when we -- when we apply sanctions, it's intended to hurt the people at the top. to hurt their ability to get enough funding to -- to have a nuclear program. is that -- is that how they end up actually working in reality? >> well, it's intended to make an economic crisis, which is shocking because it means that 80 million people will suffer, willfully, at the u.s. hands. we're doing that in iran. we're doing it in venezuela, where there is a mass refugee crisis, humanitarian crisis, hungry children. it's a shockingly cruel policy. but in our politics, we pay almost no attention to

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moslem bed party is one of 3000000 jude farmers in bangladesh what he's harvesting now he only sowed 4 months ago. the climate in bangladesh is ideal for growing this crop which requires plenty of water heat and humidity and getting it to the jute fibers are found inside the stands and have to be separated from the rest of the plant. it's painstaking manual labor the whole family lends a hand. once again it's not been a good year for the farmer floodwaters washed away a part of his crop and prices have dropped so he won't get as much for what he's managed to harvest. that we'll have to borrow money just to make ends meet. but his that was i have no idea what will happen alternately because jeered they tell me the government isn't buying much because demand from foreign markets is down so they don't offer us good prices but i have to sell it to them anyway. around 40000000 people in bangladesh make their living from jute either directly or indirectly at the sauna project could change their lives but. at the moment it's still at the experimentation stage. the government is funding the

in jude is in the canter is a person who sings and leaves the synagogue's congregation prayer the doors almost or miss field by a man sophia falco which is leading the way in changing that she's the 1st woman in europe trained as a can't tell good. so if you're lives with her family in paris but she's frequently on the move visiting different synagogues to help lead prayers this time she's headed to the country where she grew to germany. should be paying a special visit to the jewish community in the city of freiburg. talk of its new from a young age that she wanted to be a cantor. ruth. are the. women are not usually allowed to lead songful prayer in orthodox synagogue such as this one. female cantors are accepted in more liberal communities but here she's only allowed to lead prayer at a special service for women normally men and women here pray separately with the women in the back. moshe her unit is the community's official counter. who. could tell but says the voice of a woman could distract men and prevent them from concentrating on their prayers. they'd hear the beauty of the wom

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as the clock tick5 on the next phase of negotiations, labour mep jude kirton darling reckons we willace when we are out than we did when we were in. i think we have totally underestimated the power of this parliament. and unfortunately that is to our cost. we are going to learn the hard way. because we will still have to pay attention to what happens here? because either way, we move from being a rule maker to a rule taker. companies in the uk who want to trade with our biggest neighbour will be complying with the rules which are made in this house. they will probably be spending a lot of money on trying to lobby those rules from outside. so how will the momentous moment be marked? it's a specially designed football scarf that i had made. others have organised farewell events. i've heard rumours of bagpipes. but the rest of the eu is keeping it low key. not even like a little whiskey at midnight on the 31st? you mean to celebrate? just to mark it. you know, i don't belong to the people who celebrate sad things. no, i celebrate what cheers me up. and this is not going to cheer me up.

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"hey, jude," by the victuals -- by the beatles. >> favorite team growing up? >> the dodgers. they moved and i became a yankees fan. i should not say that here. unlessl for the tigers they play the yankees. >> your best sport? >> i love baseball. following baseball. i had a little bit of a capacity at tennis. right now bicycle riding. i enjoy that. it's easy and hopefully no one will run me over. >> the last book you read. named richard snow called disney's land. it's about how walt disney created disneyland. we think of amusement parks today as no big deal. he conceived of disneyland, amusement pat dart -- arcs were garbage. theywere dirty, bad food, cheated and it was disreputable. this amazing story about his concept when he entered it, the flow, all the rights they invented. they invented everyone they did. it was a miracle it got done. hocked his life insurance. he bet everything on his vision and made it happen. quite a story. >> one of your favorite movies? >> i like braveheart. there was a documentary that came out a year ago with peter jackson. it was called they shal

they do not wait for anybody, and wait at this, they get so jude up, the fifth carolina ways and, they will be wounded in the shoulder, and he is brought out onto the field. from the fifth with johnson tells us to take aim at the flag, and he is referring to the fifth flag of the fifth carolina. every man at shoulder arms leads them forward, while our fire was thinning and knowing them down like grass. before they pressed on, the canister opened, someone heard hancocks a gentleman charge, and thus ended the battle of williamsburg. hancock will comment this. the entire field was strong, and 450 million in 20 minutes. the flak will be captured by the fifth when swanson, a comrade of mine found the flag and returned it back to north carolina. robert links and, you see there, 18 likely still buried on the field today. and, of course, you see this beautiful painting. so, that brings me to the conclusion, the aftermath. in 14 hours, in a driving rainstorm, you have 70,000 young men trying to kill each other. this produces 4000 killed, wounded, and missing, and 14 hours in a driving rainstorm

so they sent a guy by the name of theodore jude, anybody know? that's how he's named after, theodore judah. a naÏve engineer who thinks he's got and does comes up with a great idea and completely get crushed by steaming capitalists. so here's the deal. it's a group of people who knows he has great engineering skills. the problem the engineering, nobody can find a way here in nevada. everybody knows the mountains -- >> why did they go to the southern mountains to begin with? >> thank you for asking that. i was just getting to that. the reasons were simple. cotton isn't number one export in this country. he wanted that to go out to asia. they wanted a rail line in the desert which is much more efficient. as a problem with that. in the northern states would not give that up to give power and that kind of money. it had to be the northern route or nothing. due to came out and found that route. so he had a great idea and he said here's my great plan. i found a route and he looked at it and said , it will cost billions of dollars, we are not going to do

. >> i guess one of them, nothing profound, "hey jude" by the beatles or "heroes", david bowie. >> favorite team growing up. >> favorite team growing up was the dodgers, and then they moved, and i became a yankees fan. i should not say that here, but i am all for the tigers unless they play the yankees. >> your best sport, baseball? >> no, i love baseball, love following baseball, but i had a little bit of capacity at tennis. right now, it is bicycle riding. i enjoy that. it is easy, and hopefully no one is going to run me over, but i enjoy doing it. >> last book you read? >> the last book i read was by a fellow by the name of richard snow, called "disney's land, " just came out a few years ago, and it is about how walt disney created disneyland, and we think of amusement parks now is no big deal, a lot of people have them, but the disney amusement parks were considered garbage. they were dirty, bad food. they cheated on the games of chance they had that, and it was disreputable, and this is an amazing story of his concept of it, when he entered it, like a movie, all of the rides they inven

red carpet for the first time since baby number three heating up the screen in her new movie with jude cheers and applause ] ♪ backstreet's back, all right >>> good morning, blake. good morning to all of you. thank you all for starting your tuesday with us. >> we are counting down to the academy awards. take a look at this star-studded photo, ladies and gentlemen. the oscar nominee class of 2020. yes. first-time nominee antonio banderas will join us live. saw his movie last night. "pain and glory." it was so powerful. >> i wonder if you zoom in on the picture if everyone is looking at the camera or if somebody is here. you never know. >>> we have a lot of news to get to starting with the details on what caused the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others. t.j. holmes is at the crash site. good morning again, t.j. >> reporter: good morning again and, man, machine and environment. that's what the ntsb said they are going to focus on in their investigation, and yes, weather will be a big part of it. fog has been talked about so much. it was so foggy one eye

jude in your name and to help a lot of kids if you will take questions from the full white house press up the offer to $200,000. christian responding to all of the saying donation shouldn't come with strings attacked, they should help children because it's a good thing to do. i would love someone to offer to donate to charity when i was doing press briefings, that would've been a fun thing for them to do. i know as much as anyone that they are not always fun, but they serve a public good by giving get the american people a chance to have their public representatives questioned by people whose job it is to do that. should she do these press briefings? >> quick take on the authors, stephen king is one of the 20th and 21st century greatest writers. i think this is a mess for him. i say that not because i don't believe in the institutions of the white house press briefings. as a journalist of course i do, but i also think that to make a charity donation contingent on that is silly. they should both realize they are going to have to donate that money anyway otherwise they are going to have

>>my are it was a >>blake lively and jude law star in the rhythm section. it's t about a band. she wants renge on the people o killed her familyhe trains are to take that revenge violently analyst forecasts for the thrillers opening weekend range from 4 to millionnot great for a film at cost 50 million to make out of your >>for yourselves your clothes in the >>gretel and hansel puts a supernatural spin on the fairy ta as the inverted tle indicates the focus is on the sister this time aroundbox office watchers are looking at a debut worth $47 million not bad considering it only cost about 5 million to produce in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>time for the d of our newscast on tv but the kron on that news continues all day said as sarnia standing by with what you've got good morning. daryn so the corona virus has sadly killed hundreds of people overseas and it's infected nearly 10,000. coming up in just a few minutes we'll be getting a live update from will tran on that he's over at sfo, san francisco officials will be talking safety here in the city for sunday's big game will be

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it was a >>blake lively and jude law star in the rhythm sectn. 'snot about a band. e wantrevenge on the pele whkilled r amy, he ains are to take th revenge violeny. alyst forecasts for the hrillers opening weekend range from 4 to million, not great for a film that cost 50 million to make. >>out of your yourselves ur clothes inthe >>gretel and nsel puts a supernatural spin on the fry tale the invertedtitle indicates the focus is on the sister this time around box ofce watchers are looking at a ebut worth $47 million not bad coidering it only cost out 5 million to produce in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>countdowto the big game we'll have more from miami on what's going on they say at a certain age you just stop ring. i wonder wt age that is. simply ageless with hluronic complex. plumps and hydrates for yourest skin at any age. from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl plumps and hydrates for yourest skin at any age. nothing beats wendy's four for four. choose any of these sandwiches. plus nuggets, fries and a drink r st four bucks. you'll wonder why you ever settled f

jude in your name if you will take questions for one hour in the white house briefing room., and listen to this f you have $200,000 to play with, why not just help children because it's a good thing to do? donations to charity should never come with strings attached. it's brilliant. donations to charity should never come with strings attached. guess who views charity in exactly a strings attached kind of way? the president. >> i have a deal for the president a deal that i don't believe he can refuse and i hope he doesn't. if barack obama opens up and gives his college records and applications and if he gives his passport applications and records, i will give to a charity of his choice inner city children in chicago, american cancer society, aids research. anything he wants. a check a immediately for $5 million. >> yes, the champion of the more likely racist and debunked conspiracy theory. president obama was willing to donate money to inner city kids to chicago if president obama would play along with the more than likely racist and i think we can say racist and now debunked

it was a >>blake lively and jude law star in the rhythm section. it's not about a band.evenge on the people who killed her familyhe trains are to take that revenge violently analyst forecasts f the thrillers opening weekend range from 4 to million, not great for a film that cost 50 million to makeout of your >>yourselves your clothes in t >>gretel and hansel puts a supernatural spin on e fary tale as the invertedtitle indicates the focus is on the sister this me around box office watchers are looking at a debut worth $47 million not bad considering it only cost about 5 million to produce in hollywood, i'm david niel. coming up in the next hour the countdown to the big game we're going to be live from miami with more on what's going on today. >>plus win or lose local police are getting ready for fans may be a bit too mu we'll talk more about how their hope you'll keep us safe. this coming sunday. growing up in a family that suggled economicly powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to rse wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is

. >> judge jude and mike bloomberg. >> they have a stake in the government of the country and they can person at the top isn't beholden to anyone and he cares enough to spend his money to get rid of donald trump. >> in new hampshire, andrew yang got a 7-year-old girl -- >> from a 7-year-old? >> yes. >> my question is two-part question. the first is do you have any more reasons why a -- tax would fail? >> bernie and elizabeth champion of wealth tax and i agree with and understand in spirit, but i'm a facts and figures guy and when they rolled out a wealth tax in germany, france, sweden, denmark and half a dozen other countries, it didn't work. >> elizabeth warren campaigned in iowa where 17% of voters support her. at a town hall, she fielded questions about the importance of electability. >> here is the thing. fear doesn't win. courage and vision win. how do we win? we win by getting out there and fighting for what we believe in. >>> also in iowa, bernie sanders reacting for the first time to his new lead in the state among democrat irvoters. >> what is important to me is the kind of gr

when i was in graduate school, you headed straight west from campus and jude go through african-americanhborhoods and then you would hit those taquerias. so you see expansion in part because after the 1986 immigration reform, that created about 3 million new people on people who have legal status. there are people keeping money in there tresses. people who weren't going to buy a house or major appliance or car as if they got deported, they'd lose it all. if they had legal citizenship, they could buy all those things. we know from the research, income goes to about 20 percent over the 10-15 years. they begin to go to things like pta meetings and talking to their kids teachers. a dramatic improvement in the way of life that also creates higher property really - - higher property values. the big question is how much are the second and third generations and grandkids of latino immigrants, what will they be like. i think that's still a question mark. also because net migration dropped to zero in about 2006. we are not seeking numerical increase at all. i wonder how we will do thereafter. it's

coming into hong kong from via other cities the mood in hong kong like beijing where scott is is so jude and flat there is no panic here but there is a growing sense of unease we heard earlier on today a dream from one of hong kong's top microbiologists he has said that the next few days are going to be absolutely critical how does a dream brown reporting live from hong kong adrian many thanks indeed the french consulate in woodland says that it's working to provide transportation for french citizens to leave the city and i was interested sasha butler is in paris with more now on how authorities there are handling the discovery of the 1st cases of the virus in france. the french health minister confirming the fact that there are 3 cases confirmed of the kora virus coronavirus i should say in france now she says that the cases are all people who came from china there are 2 people who've been hospitalized in paris and one in the southwestern city of bordeaux we don't know a lot about these patients we have though a few more details about the one in bordeaux it is apparently a 48 year old m

. >> jude di was worried, and cher was gone. >>> coming up. >> where's cher, and they're going i don't know, but we're mad at her too. >> but maybe her disasolved. >> she said i met somebody else. he's better than you. >> and she was running away with that person? >> yeah. >> so maybe she got on a boat with a new friend you didn't know about and she'd be back in a week? >> yeah. right. >> but who was this new mystery man and where was cher? when stealing paradise continues. continues. ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ remember, you have out the hilton app. can the hilton app help us win? hey, hey-we're all winners with the hilton price match guarantee, alright? man, you guys are adorable! alright, let's go find your coach, come on! book with the hilton app. expect better. expect hilton. thouwhich is breast cancer metastthat has spreadcer, to other parts of the body,