like this for example to take out that's been used so different of course father on the side for justice well it's all part helping turn it all by present something that we're seeing today now of course protesters are taking possibly got to like personally i can find the lighting and so i must want to thank you. both so how can we tell the full amount of people with the amount owed money and to the protest movement if they don't keep up among some of them don't keep talking to the street. so close a little over what you're probably conscious that he took the cooking chicken broth and up to 20. soda bottle in the car in the for more autonomy ho hum hum come time and people in the dog's fault come across a crack now then one more about right charlotte's health until reporting from hong kong we do hope that you stay safe thank you so much for your reporting. all right let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world and israel has carried out air strikes on a militant training camp in the gaza strip authorities said the raids came in response to 10 rockets fired at

oblivion hurricane of democracy be here today i feel a little breeze in venezuela of freedom and justice well here's what a triumph of democracy has looked like in bolivia president morales resigned the vice president resigned the president of the senate the 3rd person in line for the top job you guessed it resigned. the bolivian army and security forces are the only viable force left after they renounce their allegiance to the government and took the side of the protesters. we suggest to the president of the state to resign his presidential mandate to allow for peace and stability for the good of our the livia. but it's not as black and white as the anti government side might want you to think plenty of people have been supporting evo morales in the streets and it's them who have been getting the short end of the stake here to see. if they did. in fact. that was the key reason for morale us to throw in the towel he wanted the violence to cease there's usenet and why am i deciding to resign so the opposition does not keep pursuing my brothers and the unions we are resigning i am resigning pre

well. one from the alliance for global justice thinks that bolivia's been hit by the resource curse. there is no question the washington is behind the coup in bolivia. behind regime change efforts and. every country. particularly that has resources in june of this year. was going to be. industrialized their their lithium. it's just export of raw materials but his plan was for bolivia to begin producing batteries refining the lithium and producing batteries themselves which cuts. of transnational corporations for a profit stream. a co-founder of the controversial white helmets rescue group in syria was found dead on monday in istanbul appearing to fall apart from a balcony after james death his life and work came under scrutiny and his wiki pedia profile has undergone something of a rewrites i mean anything controversial to lose your ear was a former british army soldier who was recently accused by the russian government of being a former agent of m i 6 the u.k. foreign intelligence service the british media has been quick to point the finger at the kremlin over his death a senior cor

in rabiya and just this is different spain's justice wells to say is just because the german government and other scottish judicial system refused to extradite people to speak exactly they don't see a crime where there is not a crime. you spoken person jochen feels about things how do you push your feeling about. the. political prisoner away. but he always ask me. to use these interview or others. for other mounds to you or to those who. believe. they can not be blind. on this. these facts to fundamental rights and freedoms of libertines you particularly so well thank you very much. i'm going to fulfill it would be to put this is probably to the people come on to me you know we've all pots think you're really busy. now you want to work. or no. or. 5 go by your last. job because my. point is not that you need to let them say. i want to compensate the last. the so-called individual is a poison is. a strong belief i think society and the freedom of the individual. welcome back alex is in barcelona examining the human cost behind the punitive jail sentences handed out last month to $9.00 cu

oblivion hurricane of democracy be here today i feel a little breeze in venezuela of freedom and justice well here is what a triumph of democracy has looked like in bolivia president morales resigned the vice president resigned the president of the senate the 3rd person in line for the top job you guessed it resigned. the bolivian army and security forces are the only viable force left after they renounce their allegiance to the government and took the side of the protesters. we suggest to the president of the state to resign his presidential mandate to allow for peace and stability for the good of our the livia. but it's not as black and white as the anti government side might want you to think plenty of people have been supporting evo morales in the streets and it's them who have been getting the short end of the stake here. in fact. that was the key reason for morale us to throw in the towel he wanted the violence to cease this is that and why am i deciding to resign so the opposition does not keep pursuing my brothers and the unions we are resigning i am resigning precisely sort of my bro

but justice stewart, it was not as well known that the retired justices had clerks at the time. a friend of mine clerking for justice blackmon said blackmon just picked. you're done. you didn't get picked. but have you thought about the retired justice? i said i hadn't. so i sent a letter in to justice stewart and what i didn't know, i had interviewed with powell, and powell had sent a note to stewart saying if i could have hired a fifth clerk, i would have hired this guy. so i got that job through interviewing really with powell. and i just wanted to say that you can't prepare for these interviews. i thought there would be a substantive component to the interview. justice powell really wanted to talk about nothing other than who i was, where i had grown up, what my parents had done, what their parents had done. it was very personal. and i wasn't prepared for that. but then when i got there, i'll just say justice stewart kindly sent a note around saying this guy is available because i have half-time work at which point justice, chief justice berger let me do certain pool memos f

casts doubt on reid's guilt is this is what is solid bad justice are you confident you'll get justice. well with the support and what we have yes sounds odd to have to hold on to there at ces. that's what i have to hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reid story that he was having an affair with stacy stites and they had consensual sex hours before she was found raped and strangled on a texas roadside forensic examiners have since admitted in affidavits that their estimates of the time of death could be wrong there is another bit of blockbuster new evidence that's been introduced and that is from a member of the arion brotherhood named arthur snow snow claims that wall in prison he spoke to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy final in that final confessed that he had murdered stacy stites because she was having an affair with an african-american man read his always insisted he is not guilty i think a lot of people know the truth right now. a lot of people seeing the evidence has been of the develop over the years the victim's cousin believes him that. you know that he

because she's issuing decrees authorizing the military and police to killers without there being any justice. well bolivian security forces have sent helicopters and armored vehicles to disrupt a weeklong blockade of a major fuel planned by protesters the blockade has led to food fuel and food shortages during the operation one person was killed and 80 injured. conservative senator meanwhile jeannine ano has proclaimed herself interim president of bolivia she is not recognized by politicians royalty morale is on thursday she issued a controversial decree exempting the military from criminal prosecution when maintaining public order. must immediately repeal decree given impunity to armed forces personnel the current social political and human rights crisis and believe runs the risk of deteriorating is authorities continued to respond in a violent manner to criticism protests media scrutiny and violence by 3rd parties well the u.s. secretary of state has commented on several protests taking place across the globe at the moment including bolivia the support given to various protestors does dificid ni

join a list as the enemies of the people the enemies of those people who are fighting for social justice wellwe will know then joining in itself is one of the strongest force has to keep those powerful to account however these campaigns also need to attacks to physical attacks and a perception that physical attacks against your analyst are legitimate and the right of problem and of course today is really to draw attention to the fact that those who carry out attacks against this are offered are rarely pursued a rarely held accountable the kind of impunity that surrounds it i'm just wondering whether the phenomenon of fake news and the position of journalists in society in the regard with which they're held generally is affecting the whole position if you like of of a germ this in society. certainly it is the phenomena of fake news and the defeater to distinguish clearly between what is properly giornale which is accurate fairly report that information and what is other information being posted on social media which has nothing to do with you want to listen and which is what is commonly define

i think these are just basic issues of social justice. wellrr spoke to me after that visit saying amazon was already operating in a similar way. it was great to have jeremey outside one of our sites. as you can see, i am actually in that site right now. as i say, great to hear him and a lot of what he says, we would agree with. of course companies should make their contribution, but i think it is important people get their facts right, because we do. since 2010, here at amazon, we have invested over £18 billions of pounds here. we have created over 29,500 full—timejobs, 2,000 this year alone, and we do pay our taxes here in the uk. we published the numbers a couple of months ago. last year, we made a tax contribution of over £793 million. we are absolutely here and absolutely happy to contribute. to clarify on the jeremy corbyn visit. was that done with your cooperation? otherwise, it would seem somewhat inflammatory. we got a call very late last night and we discovered jeremy was visiting. we are always delighted... but he didn't come inside?

sidney powell, your indomitable spirit serving justice well and the general. and we appreciate you taking time to, us. what's the next step? >> the next step is for judge sullivan to issue his order compelling the government to provide more evidence. >> sydney, thanks so much. we appreciate it always. sidney powell. stay with us. we'll be right back. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ lou: thank you to president trump. at his rally in kentucky he had 40,000 folks at that rally. he said this to the crowd. president trump: the great lou dobbs. he said when trump took over, president trump, he used say, trump is a great president. then he said trump is the greatest president since ronald reagan. lou: and then i said he's the greatest president ever. and i meant every word of it. an update on the governor's race in kentucky. republican incumbent matt b

justice are you confident you'll get justice. well with the support and what we have yes i just have to hold on to there at ces. that's what i have to hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reid story that he was having an affair with stacy stites and they had consensual sex hours before she was found raped and strangled on a texas roadside forensic examiners have since admitted in affidavits that their estimates of the time of death could be wrong there is another bit of blockbuster new evidence that's been introduced and that is from a member of the arion brotherhood named arthur snow snow claims that wall in prison who spoke to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy final on that final confessed that he had murdered stacy stites because she was having an affair with an african-american man read his always insisted he is not guilty i think a lot of people know the truth right now. a lot of people seeing the evidence has been of the develop over the years the victim's cousin believes him that. you know that he is th

weeks ago the united states descended on a compound and they brought the leader of crisis to justice, as well as other isis leader's since then. the new look and what we have done with the courts. yesterday in the east room in the white house, the president was celebrating more than 150 conservatives appointed to our courts at every level, restoring a foundation and commitment to interpreting laws as written. the truth is those are all the things the people of new hampshire in that primary in 2016 said yes to when they voted to make donald trump the republican nominee for president. to the american people is present donald trump delivered on one promise after another -- whether it be having to do with security, border security -- it is incredible to think the progress we have made on our border after democrats said there was a manufactured crisis on our southern border, the president used his emergency powers to take action. now in the last four months, he is down 70%ension .ncredible it is a credit to allies in mexico that are doing more than ever before. agenda the -- the people of new hamp

justice breyer. it was from my clerkship with grido calabrise as well. the mentorship relationship you form with justices and judges are perhaps the most important thing. doesn't matter if it's a justice, judge, law firm partner, there's insight, true wisdom that comes from them. from judge calabrese, i remembered a case early on, there's a lawyer from the justice department and they were before the court and it was an immigration case. the immigrant was prose. and the question that judge calibrese asked, grido asked, counselor, we understand the justice department's position. isn't there another way that this asylum seeker could have gotten asylum? isn't there another parallel provision? the lawyer said, yes, your honor, in fact, i advised my opponent he could, in fact, apply if this doesn't prevail and perhaps obtain relief. the judge interrupted and said, can you sit down for just a moment, can you ask the per se litigant to come back up? he said, yes, you should continue with your appeal, if i don't get this, there may be a parallel route. he called t

justice. we certainly wish her well.w out of the hospital. >>> in the meantime, house democrats weighing the next stage of their impeachment inquiry after two weeks of public hearings that wrapped up. sources tell us these are the four potential articles of impeachment that the house judiciary committee could draw up against the president as soon as next month if democrats go that route; abuse of power, bribery, contempt of congress and obstruction of justice. well, joining me now live is republican congressman ken buck of colorado. he sits on the house judiciary committee. congressman, we appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. ed: as we go through those four potential articles of inpeachment, let's start with whether or not you feel after watching two weeks of public hearings that democrats came close to proving any of those four were committed by the president, that he did anything that's impeachable. >> he absolutely admit not so far. i haven't seen that evidence. i have to say that whether he's acted properly or imp

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of this but he is quite likely to be impeached, on prescribery and possibly obstruction of justice. . >> well, we're looking at polls of where americans stand on impeachment. and it seems kind of mixed. if the president is impeached, could that pack fire on democrats in the campaign next year? >> well, natalie, i just want to go back to the 1970s when richard nixon faced impeachment but resigned before he could finally be put on trial. most americans actually opposed that process until very, very late in the day in 1974. just saying where we are right now with the polls doesn't get to the core here. as the evidence continues to mount, what does it mean for the public but the republican senators who may have to decide whether they break from donald trump and convict him or right alongside with him no matter how far this evidence foes. in all right. we always appreciate your insights. scott luke us for us. thanks, scott. >> reporter: thank you, natalie. >>> ruth bader ginsburg is recovering in a baltimore, maryland hospital. the court says the 86-year-old was admitted to johns hopkins after exp

she keeping them so together, historically together in this campaign to bring the president to justice? >> well, that is pelosi's skill as a leader. she can count votes. she knows where her caucus is. and the one thing she said going forward is that this inquiry would have to have bipartisan support. that seems as of now not likely to be the case. but one thing you're hearing echoed from all democrats as more information comes out this isn't an issue they say of about politics. it's one of morality and the constitution and what they will tell their grandchildren. so in that matter she's been able to push them toward this outcome while giving them a rationale they all seem to be comfortable even though it doesn't have much of any republican support right now. >> malcolm, you're up there and i can see the cityscape of philadelphia behind you. but it seems like the people in the counties up there like madeleine dean, they seem very comfortable with this effort right now led by pelosi to bring this president to justice, to impeach him. >> and i think you're absolutely right. but in the ultimate uni

we know that that refusal may be part of a separate article of impeachment on obstruction of justice. >> wellexactly. and chairman schiff actually said that in his testimony today. but the reason that trump probably won't let mulvaney testify is because mulvaney's the missing link on so many of these activities as chief of staff. security assistance, ambassadorships, white house visits, those all pass through his office. but i do want to just remind us that we do have public statements by mulvaney. let's all remember he gave a press conference where he said we do this all the time. >> get over it. >> he said we do this all the time. importantly, ambassador taylor today fully discounted that claim. he said never in his, i think, three decades of experience had he seen foreign assistance conditioned on a politically motivated or personal need by the president. >> that is the difference. you can say that of course there are exchanges between countries, foreign aid, et cetera. but the specificity of this one investigating a political rival is a different. >> and for the well being of your nation,

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. >> obstruction of justice? >> wellely been outlined by the white houitness again, i don't want to confirm which will articles we'll be writing in the judiciary committee. >> so congressman, you represent a district that very recently was in republican hands. so we would call this, reasonably, a swing district. what are you hearing from your voters? >> john, it's actually been very interesting to me. in the past few weeks, i have been hearing from a lot of republicans who live in my district who have been very concerned by the testimony, by the investigation, by the clarity of the accusation that the president has truly been now abusing the power of his office. and they feel abandoned by the republican party. now, there's still a mix in my district. but i can tell you, more and more, i heard from a veteran during veterans day that came to me and asked me to please proceed with the investigation. i am hearing more of that than not. and i think it's so important for us to continue to present clear evidence to the american

casts doubt on reid's guilt is this is what is solid bad justice are you confident you'll get justice well with the support of what we have yet sam i just have to roll along to their ads as. that's what i have to hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reid story that he was having an affair with stacy stites and they had consensual sex hours before she was found raped and strangled on a texas road side forensic examiners have since admitted in affidavits that their estimates of the time of death could be wrong there is another bit of blockbuster new evidence that's been introduced and that is from a member of the arion brotherhood named arthur snow snow claims that wall in prison he spoke to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy final in that final confessed that he had murdered stacy stites because she was having an affair with an african-american man read his always insisted he is not guilty i think a lot of people know the truth right now. people seeing the evidence has been of the develop over the years the victim's cousin believes him that. you know that he is then

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probably be an article of impeachment on the facts of the quid pro quo, but yes, obstruction of justice as well, when i start talking about refusal to honor subpoenas, that is in the category of obstruction of obstruction of justice and has to be answered. if we don't say that donald trump can do that, what president will respect any subpoena? you destroy the balance of power and separation of power in our system that was so carefully crafted. if you don't stand up for the rule of law, we have to do that. and that's what we have to do. twice in aou lost reelection bid, do you have another senate candidacy in mind ? do you have it in you? guest: i'm not looking to run for office, but i'm eager to see things repaired after the damage that has been done. let's go to gary, in plano, texas. like to giveld some comments to the last caller. anator feingold, what gentleman, what an american, what a patriot. this is one of the best guess to have had on your show that i can remember in many years. so let me start out by saying this. my family is from georgia, marietta georgia. newt gingrich country. we m