. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. a trump rally reminders of accomplishments and attacks on the 2020 democrats fighting for their party's nomination. >> president trump: i don't know if anybody watched last night's debate. mini mike didn't do well last night. i was going to send him a note saying it's not easy doing what i do, is it? how about klobuchar? did you see her? she choked. she said are you accusing me of being dumb? who would make a statement like that. if you'll vote for one of these people, maybe crazy bernie, he seems to be leading. as we keep winning washington democrats keep losing their minds. they've gone nuts. this november we're going to take back the house, hold the senate and keep the white house. [cheering and applause] >> julie: even before the sun is up out west, crowds are building already in las vegas ahead of another presidential rally this afternoon. that is set for 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >> ed: that is where we find peter doocy, live in las vegas as democrats make a final push ahead of ne

julie was dead.only logical suspect was her college friend, sam. >> she told me that he's taking the same class with her and that he told me that -- he's like big brother to me and to everybody in the class because he's a little older. and he came back from the -- afghanistan. >> this guy that she thought of as a big brother, suddenly he's the suspect. >> it was just the bizarrest. but i still couldn't connect everything together. >> what happened in sam's apartment that night was horrific. julie had gone there to help sam, and now she was dead in his bedroom. and sam was somewhere in the wind. >> all of your new best friends that you hang out with every day? one of them's missing. a body was found in one of their apartments. this is something that, like, was affecting the whole atmosphere. >> detectives soon found out sam was a war veteran, heard the stories of his night terrors. they also found julie's phone in the apartment and saw sam's text messages to her. sam seemed plenty upset that evening.

julie?>> he would always have her over helping him with his math homework because he was just horrible at math. she was just a study partner. but just a friend. >> miles was stationed in afghanistan with sam. they fought together. miles knew how sam was toward anyone he considered a friend. he wouldn't hurt her? >> no. not in a million years. >> what'd you think? >> the first thought that ran through my head is, something obviously wrong had happened, and now sam's on the run from whoever this is, and there's got to be a way to find him. >> not that sam committed that murder and is on the run as a fugitive? >> no. >> you think this is sam's past life catching up with him? >> i thought it was something in his past that they were trying to do something to him and -- and try to get him. and the reason why his body wasn't there is because he was off running away from these people. >> miles feared sam was in danger. maybe sam's mom and dad, too. >> i wanted to make sure nothing happened to steve

julie?miller, thank you. >> ed: that case is something a lot of people in new york will be watching closely, how they're going to be tried in the days ahead. people are paying a lot of attention. >> julie: a horror story for every parent out there who has a child, daughter or son in college. >> ed: is "outnumbered" in the meantime starts right now. see you tomorrow. >> fox news alert, president trump commuted his 14 year prison sentence. the democrat has served eight years for convictions on 18 counts of corruption and other charges including trying to sell former president obama's old senate seat. president trump calling his punishment excessive and saying it involves many of the same former fbi officials who investigated his own campaign. >> people disagree with the sentences, there was a prosecution by the

julie? >> ed: a wild night in las vegas. griff jenkins, thanks for starting us off. julie? >> julie: meanwhile, president trump not far from the heat. just about 300 miles down the road holding a rally in phoenix, arizona. firing up a large crowd there at a veterans memorial coliseum. the president will be in vegas later today, however, before heading to colorado springs. jacqui heinrich is live in las vegas with that. hi, jacqui. >> good morning, julie. president trump's stops today are part of a three-day tour of the west coast where he's using the same strategy he did ahead of the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary, hosting big rallies, diverting attention away from the democrats right before the nominating contest, and trying to show people's footprint is bigger than his rivals'. president trump was in phoenix talking about mostly his economic record, unemployment, and jobs growth. he had plenty to say about the democratic debate, the president taking swipes at the newcomer to t

they were passed on to julie. >> and why julie? >> she took care of my grandparents when they got elderly. when my grandparents moved into assisted living, julie was the one that took 'em. >> and because john and lisa take care of aunt julie in her dotage, she leaves them this strange inheritance. what was your reaction as you opened those first boxes? >> it was mind-blowing, really exciting. >> there's china, tiffany silverware, coins, stamps, antique books, clothing, toys, and jewelry. and how many items are we talking about? >> thousands. >> so after tossing aunt julie's actual junk, including decades of old newspapers and mail, they reach out to richard oliver, a family friend and local auctioneer. >> we knew there was enough value to get historians and people like richard involved. i mean, my brother and i couldn't have settled this estate by ourselves. >> indeed, richard will need an entire team to go through all those boxes and catalog everything. >> i said, "listen. john, you pay the expenses. i'll keep the buyer's premium.

it was july 2004.real estate agent julia keller, known to the world as deede, was missing. deed yeah deede's son mike had gone to her home when he hadn't heard from her in three days. the biggest red flag, deede's beloved dogs left without food or water. >> what did you think happened? >> i didn't know at that point. i just knew that something was very, very wrong. >> mike called his mom's best friends, linda dondero and cindy ertman. cindy, who'd last spoken to deede three days before as deede prepared for a date, rushed to the house. >> you could tell just the dogs had been, you know, running around for days. but the way the tv was on and the way the shades were i felt like thursday night had never ended. i felt like friday morning never came. >> cindy immediately phoned deede's new boyfriend, car salesman bobby lowe. he reported they'd had dinner on thursday at a local restaurant, then returned to deede's house for a nightcap. >> he said she'd had a little bit too much wine and she laid down on the

[sighs] gabi has the power to... blow up julie's heart. >> jj: so she--she threatened to kill julie if you didn't walk away from eli? >> lani: yeah. that is what gabi is holding over me: julie's life. >> julie: i think it's important in these milestone moments for-- for the family to put aside differences so they can... celebrate life. celebrate love together. don't you agree, jj? jj? >> jj: hmm? >> julie: is something wrong, darling? [indistinct chatter] >> lani: i assume that no news is no news, theo, but i--i really do hope that you are making progress with disabling this app. [sighs] you do understand the urgency of this, right? you get that gabi can kill julie with it? just--just please call me back as soon as you can, okay? i love you so much, little brother. [knocking on door] [phone beeps] >> kristen: lani? are you in there? it's kristen. open the door. [indistinct chatter] >> brady: i--i'm gonna go. >> kristen: [laughs]

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on july 151958 was the ms. reed's coming ashore they gave a new explanation as to why they were there. and essentially what he said was a coup in iraq the previous day the 14th of july. in which the most pro- western government in the middle east have been overthrown was a direct threat to american national interest. the pro- american government in iraq t was a deposed in a very brutal and violent to even by middle eastern standards this was an exceptionally violent coup. i could identify it. perhaps the starting point of the entire middle east falling into the hands of the soviet union and international communism. if the united states did not the third world war could start in the middle east and the loss of iraq was a significant as the loss of china to communism in 1948. it's really an american -- remarkable statement. it's also completely divorced from the facts on the ground. his statements weret the have very little to do with reality in iraq and the middle east in 1958. lesson less than forthcoming. has

beginning on july 15 and continuing to september 15, u.s. and ukraine policy was strong, consistent, bipartisan support by congress and support from u.s. allies and in ukraine itself. the trump administration also coordinated ukraine policy closely with allies in europe and canada, maintaining a united front against russian aggression and in favor of ukraine's kno democracy, reform and integrity. ukraine is one of the few places where support has been in lockstep. the u.s. delivers among other things anti-sniper systems and javelin missiles. over this summer, the circumstances of which are the topic impeachment hearings, u.s.'s defense support of ukraine remains robust. to ambassador volker. it is both a tragedy for the united states and ukraine that u.s. partisan politics which have culminated in the peace process have left ukraine and president volodymyr zelensky exposed. the only one it didn't expose was president putin. president zelensky was one of the key witnesses. he was the first to testify in the house proceedings on october 3rd. i

people like you and julie get people to check things out. feel unwell they mustn't let themselves be fobbed off. be persistent. aut—to—do on twitter: i will never forget when my 15—year—old son fell to his knees and sobbed when i told him i had cancer. the fear in his face, everyone who had cancer in ourfamily died but i'm two and a half years in remission and still here! wishing you the best. you are very welcome to get in touch. e—mail or text, or you are very welcome to get in touch. e—mail ortext, or message you are very welcome to get in touch. e—mail or text, or message us on twitter. at least nine people have been killed in germany after two shootings in the town of hanau, near frankfurt. german counterterror officers have now taken over the investigation. earlier, police confirmed the suspected gunman was found dead at his home. another body was also found at the address. at least five other people were seriously injured. deluged communities in parts of the uk are facing more heavy rain as they struggle to cope in the wake of storm d

but his july 25 call with the ukrainians was perfect. that is meeting with president zelensky onwi the sidelines of the un is no different than a head of state meeting in the oval office. that his only interest in having ukraine announce investigations into the bidens was in all touristic concern over corruption. that the ukrainians interfered our 2016ss elections, not russia. that prudent knows better than our own intelligent agencies. how many falsehoods can we take? when will it be one too many? let us take a few minutes to remind you one last time of the facts of the president's misconduct as you consider how you will vote on this important matter for our nation. those facts compel the president's conviction on the two articles of impeachment. >> mr. chief justice and over the last two weeks the house has presented to you overwhelming and unconverted evidence that president trump has committed grave abuses of power. that harmed our national security and were intended to defraud our election. abused therump extraordinary powers he alo

in washington hello to you pablo julie as i'm going to talk with you 1st you were just in did you hear anyone connected with the campaign teams there voicing any concerns or worries about the caucuses not running as they should everyone was anxious about the caucasus and everyone knew that it was a new system in place that there's also not one number to be reported to 3 numbers for the 1st time because the democratic party changed the caucus rules after the debacle of 2016 where there are some delay as well in reporting those numbers so everyone's actions but nobody anticipated that there would be that much of a difficulty getting those numbers today were you were you surprised to see what happened i was surprised because again i was supposed to be this moment where there's great clarity and where there's one coming out to coming out with tremendous momentum and again all those candidates on campaigns who worked incredibly hard to generate that momentum i mean they were just stopped in their checks today and it was that i think was a shock for the entire world i mean this is definitely

i thank julie and the m.t.a. for allowing us to sort of step in to express our issues and voice our concerns in the name of health and safety. at the end of the day, you know, what we want is to provide safe reliable service, clean service for the passengers, residents of the city and county of san francisco. the issues that julie was talking about have been addressed and who better to give you real life experiences than the actual men and women who operate these vehicles, not on simulators but on the streets of san francisco? in the near future in terms of vehicle procurement and the agency purchasing different vehicles, i would like to make it some type of requirement, mandate, legislation, whatever the case may be that the agency deals directly with the union from the very beginning of the phase-in terms of vehicle procurement so all of these issues can be hashed out at the beginning and not the end. a lot of these issues should have been addressed at the very beginning. that is in the past. we are in the futu

unfortunately we didn't have any success tonight julie's you've canvassed the u.s. when you worked on the obama campaign did you think even then that there's just too many steamy electoral systems here i mean you go from state to state and every time the rules change there are different rules during the primaries in ohio than in south carolina there's completely different than the general election so you've got to adapt to that right the caucus system is entirely different from the primary system i mean take this moment what transpired mr david neiwert and compared to the 2000 al gore versus george w. bush that you write and so it is a question of election interference from abroad no russian situation that we're talking about many times on the show it is a question of whether the reporting actually takes place i would probably argue that the iowa caucus system has been flawed for many years and this is just the 1st time that people actually say that the reporting is not 100 percent accurate because we have the digital footprint as well so again i think the democrati

in july, giuliani and the president's opponents -- appointees made clear to ukraine that a meeting at the white house would only be scheduled if ukraine announced the sham investigations. according to a july 19 email, the white house has tried to suppress this drug deal as ambassador bolton called it was well known among the president's most senior officials, including his chief of staff, mick mulvaney and secretary of state, mike pompeo. and it was relayed directly to senior ukrainian officials by gordon sondland on july 10th at the white house. everyone was in the loop. although president zelensky explained he did not want to be a pawn in washington politics, president trump did not care. in fact, on july 25, before president trump spoke to president zelensky, president trump personally conveyed the terms of this quid pro quo to gordon sondland, who then relayed the message to ukraine's president. later that morning, during the now infamous phone call, president trump explicitly requested that ukraine investigate the bidens, and the 2016 election. zelensky responded as president tru

the president would have us believe that he didn't withhold aid for the investigations that is july 25 call with the ukrainians was perfect. meeting with president zelensky is no different than a meeting in the oval office. its only interest iit's only ing ukraine announced investigations into the biden's and not russia, but putin knows better than our own intelligence agencies. how many polls with can we take, when will it be one too many? let us take a few minutes to remind you one more time the facts of the president's misconduct if you consider how you'll vote on this important matter for the nation. those facts compel the president's conviction on the two articles of impeachment. >> mr. chief justice and senators, over the past two weeks the house is presented to you overwhelming unconverted evidence presented in trump committed grave abuses of power that harms the national security and were intended to defraud the election. rsesident trump abused the extraordinary powers as president of the united states to coerce an ally to interfere in the upcoming presidential election for the

today julie is still haunted by the tragedy. in the on the musical at the miss the movie i'm not counting son minute they mean. something to be in the love the look of the song that finds me. in the. little bit of that little i mean they're going to come with a. no win the ashes the blue moon. and. this tragedy prompted a major investigation into the dangers of compressing mining. it resulted in the philippine senate passing a nationwide ban on small scale gold mining. but entire cali illegal gold mining continues. and since 2012 it's claimed 10 more lives. despite laws banning small scale mining it's likely to continue if in force mentees lax and when there is simply no alternative. in japan thousands of men and women a better she without a trace one i want to use to investigate why people engineered their own disappearances. how to 0. the latest news as it breaks while oh there's all the whys and honesty has paved the way for a wave of lesson there is the joy of the whole thing with details coverage and feel is generalism anti

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this july 25th call which is purportedly at the heart of the articles of impeachment. he did so after the inquiry was announced. and despite the fact that privileges apply that could have been asserted, he released them anyways in order to facilitate the house's inquiry and cut through all of it, all of the hearsay, all of the histrionics, to get the transcript out. now, i want to take a moment, because my colleague, deputy white house pat philbin, address this idea of privilege. aeffort over and over again -- and you have, too -- phrases like "cover up." the the assertion of privileges cover it. in a variety of contexts, to punish a person because he has done what the law allows him to do as a due process violation of the basic order, and for an agent of the state to pursue a course of action whose objective is to penalize a person's reliance on his constitutional rights is patently unconstitutional. andand how much more so when yoe talking about the president of the united states? how about this? and this goes in the context of assertions of privilege, other constitu

in july giuliani and the presidents opponent, appointees made clear to the ukraine that a meeting at the white house would only be scheduled ukraine announced the sham investigations area according to a july 19 email, the white house has tried to suppress this drug deal, as ambassador bolton called it which was well known among the presidents was senior officials including his chief of staff mick mulvaney and secretary of state mike pompeo and it was related directly to senior ukrainian official by like gordon sondland at the white house. everyone was in the loop. although president zelensky explained he did not want to be a pawn in washington politics, president trump did not care. in fact, on july 25 for president trump spoke to president zelensky, president trump personally conveyed the terms of his quid pro quo to gordon sondland who then relayed the message to ukraine's president. later that morning during the now infamous phone call, president trump explicitly requested that ukraine investigate the bidens andthe 2016 election . zelensky responded as president trump instructed,

it was a groundbreaking moment in a country where disability is still very much a taboo in july last year i kokomo era and yes he cofa now go became the 1st disabled people to win seats in japan's upper house their election was same by many as a progressive step but activists say it also highlighted degree to discrimination. that overly disabled people like me are not allowed to work or study at school if that requires a caretaker paid for by the state that is a problem. she nya ando is a disability advocate and runs a firm the dispatches carers to disabled people but he says many simply cannot pay . more make his finance and commuter also rely on caretakers japan's upper house is picking up the cost but it's not legally obliged to in japan disabled people usually lose their benefits if they have a paying job the m.p.'s say that discourages participation. going to school or working is very important if you want to join society. they apply for nothing and the thing with the met is the only way for us to be recognized as individuals. this is. the new m.p. say they'll do all they can to

the question becomes, what is all of this activity before july of 16?ou pointed out, adam schiff has been among the worst offenders here. falsely accusing the president of conspiring with russia, adam schiff is the one who authored the fisa rebuttal memo saying everything has been done appropriately, as you correctly pointed out, he's having same information that we saw. he saw there was exculpatory information. i still dossier was essential and essential. to the pfizer application. he went on until the american people the opposite is now he's at it again through his committee, information that is false. i'm not trying to be hyperbolic here but i don't know anyone in the last three years have done more to help vladimir putin and russia with their efforts to sofa seeds of discord and american election security than adam schiff has. as you say, there's a lot at stake here and a lot being looked at with regard to what happened for what we've been told over and over again, the russia investigation beginning july 2016 when there's very clearly evidence of ac

california office of emergency services to purchase one hose tender for the performance period of july 1, 2019 through june 30, 2022. >> supervisor fewer: we have mark corso from the fire department, but i would like to make an opening comment if you don't mind. so i would like to extend my appreciation to assembly member, phil tinge. i called him and asked him for this hose tender this is necessary out on the west side as we don't have an extensive water suppression system. and although we will be voting as voters to pass prop b, which would give us more the building of this network of water supply, in the meantime, these hose tenders that are custom-built, so expensive, a million dollars, we needed them. and so the mayor put them in the budget. i asked for an extra one. it is short. but i wanted to thank phil tinge father -- for getting the money out of the budget for this one. it's going to keep people safe in the incident of catastrophe and large fire. i wanted to thank the assembly member for thinking of us and appropriating the money from the state budget. >> good morning, superv

on jul july 29, mr. duffy a political appointee with 0 relevant experience, abruptly sees responsibility for withholding the aid from mark zandi. a career office of management and budget official. sees the responsibility from a career official. mr. duffy provided no credible explanation for that decision. mr. sandy testified that nothing like that had ever happened in his entire governmental career. let's think about that. if this is as retained as the president claims, why is a career official saying he's never seen anything like this happen before. mr. duffy knows why. shouldn't we just take the time to ask him? the american people deserve a fair trial. the constitution deserves a fair trial. the president deserves a fair trial. a fair trial means witnesses. a fair trial means documents, a fair trial means evidence. no one is above the law. and i yield to my distinguished quality, manager. >> mr. chief justice and senators it is not just about hearing from witnesses. you need documents. the documents d

finally another reason why we know this is not business as usual jul july 29, mr. duffy, political appointee with zero relevant experience, abruptly sees responsibility to coordinate the aid of a career office omb official. and sees the responsibility from a career official. and you have no credible explanation and mr. sandy testified nothing like that had ever happened in his entire governmental career. let's think about that. if this is as routine as the president claims by career officials and has never seen anything like this happen before. mr. duffy knows why. shouldn't we just take the time to ask him? the american people deserve a fair trial. the constitution deserves a fair trial. the public deserves a fair tria trial. a fair trial means witnesses. it means documents it means evidence. no one is above the law and i yelled to my distinguish colleague. >> mr. chief justice and senators it's not just witnesses beanie documents for documents don't lie there are specific documents relative to this in custody of the white house omb, dod and the state department a

. >> reporter: i just spoke with julie choi in the last hour. she has no idea when she'll be able to leave that cruise ship. she said she totally understands how serious the situation is and she's feeling scared. >> we're in a foreign happened. we don't have the language. we just don't know what happened. we are so scared. >> reporter: julie choi from san francisco video chatted with us from her cabben where she's been quarantined the last two weeks. the shipment is anchored off the 60 peengs board the diamond princess have tested positive for the coronavirus. julie and her family are feeling fine but are taking precautions. >> so people are taking your temperature every day you leave your cabin? >> we take the temperature ourselves. >> reporter: she said everyone is going stir crazy. >> it is really a tough situation. because we are in an interior room which has no window. so the daylight, i don't see the sunlight anymore. so every hour looks the same. when i wake up in the morning, it looks exactly like last night. it is really tough. after tw

now, years later, emma and julie are one of at least 20 people suing the church. the solicitor representing both women. a lot of my clients first go to the organisation looking for an apology, and it's their attitude in denying what's happened, or refusing to engage, that ultimately leads to the clients wanting to bring a civil claim. if the claims are ultimately successful, then the individuals would receive compensation to assist them with trying to get on with their life. but some believe the abuse is still present in the organisation. there are jehovah's witnesses, active jehovah's witnesses, that abuse children. and i know for a fact and now that there are parents that haven't done anything about the abuse of their children by others because they don't want to bring reproach on jehovah's name. they put being a jehovah's witness before doing the right thing and reporting child abuse. sarah champion, mp and chair of the parliamentary committee looking at adult survivors of sexual abuse, has met with senior leaders from thejehovah‘s witnesses, but is not convinc

it is the july 25 call which is reportedly at the heart of the articles of impeachment. he did so soon after the inquiry was announced and despite the fact the privileges of white but couldn't have been asserted, he released them anyway in order to facilitate the house inquiry into question all of it, all the hearsay to get the transcript out. now, i want to take a moment because my colleague, the deputy white house counsel children addresaddressed this idea of privilege. i have heard over and over again, and you have, too, phrases like cover up, but the assertion othat theassertion ofy covered. here's what the supreme court of the united states said about privileges. and the variety of contexts and to punish a person because he has done what thele law allows m to do is a due process violation of the basic order, the basic sort come in for an agent of the states to pursue a course of action whose objection is to penalize a person's reliance on his constitutional rights is unconstitutional and how much more so when you're talking about the president of the united states.

weeks attempts to prime bloomberg for a second ballot contest at the democratic national convention in july by approaching supporters of joe biden and other moderate democrats according to two democratic strategists familiar with the talks. get ready to hear more about superdelegates, a term of which election officials are guaranteed a role at their convention. it's an uniquely democratic phenomenon. and its origins lie in trying to offset populist nominations that can't win general election. it's a form of peer review. use of super delegates followed a tremendous shift from the nomination an affair strictly controlled by the party elite to one predominantly decided by party participation and the understand that an inherent risk was being taken. the party leaders feared their own voters nominating a disastrous general election choice. and so super delegates were created to mitigate this risk as a hedge against the populist surge that would not survive a general election. the thinks was with more experience, understanding of the comphet tigs and concern for the long-term success of the party

it is that july 20 five call that is purportedly at the heart of the articles of impeachment -- july 25 call that is reportedly at the heart of the articles of impeachment. he released them to facilitate the houses inquiry and cut through all of the hearsay, all of the histrionics to get to -- the transcript out. i wanted to take a moment philbinmy colleague pat addressed this issue of rutledge. you have heard -- of privilege. you have heard over and over "cover-up."rd, punch a person because he has done what the law allows him to do is a due process violation of the basic sort. for an agent of the state to pursue a course of action whose objective is to penalize a person's reliance on his constitutional rights is patently unconstitutional. how much more so when you are talking about the president of the united states? this goes into the context of assertions of put -- other constitutional privileges. the allegation has been that if you assert a privilege, you are assumed to be guilty. why would you do that? we have explained at great length and i do not go over it again, the importa

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what happened next, you know what let me get >>julie we have a surprise for you a $100,000 check from justin bieber himself video doesn't look cited by just like that you know are going on i was shaw beaver chose coker as the recipient of the money to help and further work in mental health awareness and say thank you but all this so important to me because my own mental health challenges. i had very bad depression growing anxiety and what i became recovered. >>and i worked on i think started working as a man to have a good to just likely levels passion human life and fighting stigma and >>preventing suicide and eating disorders back at school and still in shock coker says this money will give her a chance to pursue something she never dreamed it would be possible, i would like. >>my master's degree in clinical social work. a plane to go to monmouth university. then like because of this award i won't have any school loans my bachelor's or master's degree so i can see myself in 10 years going back for a doctorate. >>were at first i wasn't sure if that was even going to be on my horizon

i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. not guilty today with charges of unlawful sex with a minor. the officer was arrested and you spoke with the alleged victim. >> reporter: yes, we're not seeing her face balls she was a minor at the time and now she's 18-years-old. and this whole experience has left her emotionally scarred. >> reporter: chp officer brian whatkin is accused of having a sexual relationship with the we the police that he and i had a sexual relationship whether i was 16. >> reporter: did he know that you were 16 at the time? >> yes, he was. >> reporter: and that didn't bother him? >> no. >> reporter: watkins is a chp officer and the misconduct occurred when he was off duty. the alleged victim said he wanted her to lie to the police. >> he kept sailing that i had this relationship after i

>> julie: you have to look at what is happening in new hampshire, and what could happen in the states, new hampshire, you feel a lot of energy for bernie sanders, it is undeniable right now, buttigieg does seem to have gotten coming out of iowa. but i would say watch a klobuchar, she's never had a debate this close to a voting contest. this is when people start to tune in. when i was out yesterday, talking to voters, a lot of interest in her. the big question is, iowa, new hampshire, these are two states that don't look like the rest of the country. they don't look like the rest of the democratic party. the challenge for joe biden, right now, is to hang on until south carolina. can he keep his supporters there, energized enough, and thinking that he is electable, or will he go in there with a real sense that this is a campaign that is on the decline? >> chris: karl, you have had some expense in new hampshire. i always like to bring this up. i have been planning this question for about 48 hours. you and george w. bush, and i would like to say you, you and george w. bush, not your chubb

first, the president did not condition security assistance or meaning on anything during the july 25 call. in fact both ambassador yovanovitch and morrison confirmed the javelin missiles and security assistance were completely unrelated. the concerns that lieutenant colonel vindman expressed on the call were by his own admission completely unrelated. based on deep policy concerns and as we said before, remember the president sets the foreign policy the unelected staff implements the foreign policy. others on the call including lieutenant colonel vindman boss morrison lieutenant general kellogg had no such concerns and stated they heard nothing improper, unlawful or otherwise troubling on the july 25 call. second, president zelensky and his top advisers agree there is nothing wrong with the july 25 call and they felt no pressure from president trump. president zelensky said the call was good, normal and no one pushed me. the top advisor yermak ever felt that there was a connection between us military aid in the request for investigations and was adamant we did not have the feeling tha

julie and john are with us tonight. thanks so much, folks. please stand. (applause) >> people like reverend mauers who had the only homeless shelter closed several days ago opened it so his neighbors could have place to stay. reverend powers reverend m owrks ers isuers is in the gallery tonight. (applause) >> people like this man, woman, when a gunshot rang out at her high school ran to the nearby mosque and took students with her for shelter and coverage. thank you, dua, for your courage and bravery. (applause) >> because of people like dua, dave, julie and john and all across wisconsin, i have never been more hopeful about the future we are going to create. when we get to choose how we define the next decade, and folks, we will do that tonight, starting tonight. in wisconsin, we're known as america's dairy land. >> it's on our license plates, and for good reason. in 2018 we produced more cheese than any other state, producing more than 26% of the nation's cheese. we account for more than 14% of the nation's milk production. all that dairy production and

in july 27th the courts delivered a stunning victory for the families ordering the chief constable to come up within weeks i think sceptical independent fully resourced report to fulfil it here tt's promise. humiliated the chief constable of. despite objections from the bereaved families 11 of whom passed away since a court case began. it's been a long hard road for the families today it underscores a spin very disappointing that the overarching report that would have pulled everton together and made all the connections. and being completed there. how important is very for the. importance frustrating yesterday was disappointing you have your ups and downs equally in the story but i know the however frustration and obsession it is for me there are people all over northern ireland who have lost families who are getting up this morning wondering if this is going to be a good day and they finally get some justice. so these days you never know what the courts are going to decide but there's no doubt about it in the 3 months since groundbreaking pictionary in the courts on the 28th of july

today julie is still haunted by the tragedy. in the on the musical at the miss the moon i'm not the sun the moon with a moon something that mean the love i mean the look of the song that finds me. in the. mood it was a little out in the. no one watches the blue moon. and. this tragedy prompted a major investigation into the dangers of compressing mining. it resulted in the philippine senate passing a nationwide ban on small scale gold mining. in para cali illegal gold mining continues. and since 2012 it's claimed 10 more lives. despite laws banning small scale mining it's likely to continue if in force mentees lax and when there is simply no alternative. in japan thousands of men and women are better seen without a trace one i want to use investigates why people engineered their own disappearance and. how to 0. capturing a moment in time. the snapshots of all the lives. of the stories. providing tips into someone else's world the one do the. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. to witness on al-jazeera we know wh

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dame julie walters speaking to the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire.the uk'5 sub—antarctic island of south georgia. the british overseas territory was the epicentre of commercial whaling in the early 20th century when hunters very nearly brought the species to extinction. but now there are signs the population there may be recovering, as rebecca morelle reports. the biggest animal on the planet. the blue whale, reaching more than 30 metres long. now after almost vanishing from our oceans there are signs these giants are making a comeback. scientists surveyed the waters around south georgia and last month spotted 55 blue whales. in 50 years of surveys, only a handful have ever been seen. the team says the new count is astonishing. it's absolutely thrilling because they're critically endangered. so just seeing this many animals in south georgia waters within a season suggests that it's becoming an important feeding area for them again. archive: there she blows. fancy getting that your boat... it was hunting in the early 20th century that nearly wiped man

in july giuliani and the presidents opponent, appointees made clear to the ukraine that a meeting at the white house would only be scheduled ukraine announced the sham investigations area according to a july 19 email, the white house has tried to suppress this drug deal, as ambassador bolton called it which was well known among the presidents was senior officials including his chief of staff mick mulvaney and secretary of state mike pompeo and it was related directly to senior ukrainian official by like gordon sondland at the white house. everyone was in the loop. although president zelensky explained he did not want to be a pawn in washington politics, president trump did not care. in fact, on july 25 for president trump spoke to president zelensky, president trump personally conveyed the terms of his quid pro quo to gordon sondland who then relayed the message to ukraine's president. later that morning during the now infamous phone call, president trump explicitly requested that ukraine investigate the bidens andthe 2016 election . zelensky responded as president trump instructed,