kara: it is moderated. i was with someone from youtube and i said -- i just interviewed nancy pelosi, and she said, it is a gift to these people, maybe we will take away this gift. people on the right have said the same thing. the person on youtube literally that turned white. they said, we could be sued for every piece of content. we let everybody upload whatever they want. sanford: there is a moral -- especially by republicans in congress, to amend section 230. kara: i think josh holly wants to get rid of it. >> yes, it has been chipped away at. it is like a straight up reversal. kara: it is ridiculous. he is a smart enough person to know what he is doing. it has been chipped away by -- over issues of sex trafficking and pornography, and slowly, it is getting stripped away. i think if it goes away, facebook will be sued out of existence presumably, and so will the other online services, because nobody will be able to afford the massive amount of legal -- the lawyers would just attack, which would not be g

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like kara says, there's no evidence. it's non-sensical. this bringing up the fairness doctrine, it's this weird thingi where speaking ofs ju marketpla for ideas, what they want is ntn affirmative action for don' conservative viewpoints on youi social mediade platforms. there is, you don't get a quota system for your ideas.s. that's not how it works. like that is not how reality ect works. that is not how the marketplace of ideas works. and just speaking on that subject specifically, we look at what happened with the genocide in myanmar and look at what happened with fake accounts being generated by the military. to promote anti-rohingya sentiments. we're talking about a party in h power using social media to promote viewpoints discriminatory towards a despised minority that has beeno denied citizenshipu that has bn turned into a refugee ness d population, and you see facebook cracking down on what is literally the party in power. how would a fairness doctrine ub work in myanmar? what would the result be there? i think if you don't see the

we are committed to the peace process in which the security and status of nagorno—kara bakh process inity and status of nagorno—karabakh are the ultimate priority and we are committed to the peace process. we have not been detracting from the peace process in any way... hang on, let me ask your closest military allies are the russians. they have military bases, you have worked with them for a long time. the russian foreign minister, after this rather extraordinary statement from your prime minister said statements are heard that kara bakh prime minister said statements are heard that karabakh is armenian, it is the same as if the prime minister of albania said that kosovo is albania so even if the russians say your position is not correct... we need a message, a message of compromise from is of them. the solution should be acceptable to all people. he has been receiving a lot of criticism on that but to insist that the compromise is the way out. a parity of commitment. in the same speech he has been referring to the solution of nagorno—kara bakh speech he has been referring to the solu

. >>> up next, ricoh's kara swisher will join us plus apple earnings will hit at 4:30 p.m. sharp.e'll talk about those rulests coming up. keep it close. we're back in a couple of minutes. so ...how are you feeling? on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the whole experience. alright who wants to go again? i do! i do! i have a really good feeling about this. >>> let's get back to jewel gentleman boorstin . >>> investor relations page, there's very interesting numbers in here, including the fact that it has grown its daily and monthly active users in the u.s. and canada now this is an area which actually showed a decline in users in a sort of plateau in users over the past two years. this is the first time in over two years we've seen that u

i like that kara was talking math here's what we know about airbnb for typical airbnb stay, the companyes in 15% in commission fees. the host is charged around 3%. this is the life blood of the company. the revenue that pays for its costs, like running the platform, services, host guaranteed and protection shoornl insurance. that model is changing as they go deeper into the hotel business, competes with online travel, neither of which charge guest fees host or hotel in airbnb's case pay more earlier this year, airbnb acquired hotel tonight, is developing its own hotel with new york realty. when airbnb files its s1, whether it brings in more money through commissions than spending on costs, things like insurance that could be a large cost remember, uber once had a profitable quarter, thanks to big mergers and like the ridesharing contribution, and community wework adjusted. it will be interesting when they open the books for prospectus. >> how much do you expect that to swirl around as we get closer to potential airbnb ipo. i guess midyear next year is a critical period because a lot of

joining me kara swisher and also john harwood. good to see you both. you heard that audio, kara. read in a new op-ed that you wrote that it is unusual to hear mark zuckerberg be that talkative. >> yeah, you know, it was interesting. when he appears before his company, he is much more comfortablen that he is in public. when he is in here in washington for example, he wears suits, he has a plastered on smile. looks slightly robotic and i think he says almost nothing. and so what is really interesting to see him a little unplugged. still not fully unplugged, but he definitely was speaking the truth to his employees about all the various problems not just elizabeth warren but a whole range of other things like tik tok and china. so it was interesting to see how focused he is on her. >> why do you think he is so focused on her? why is he so nervous? and i guess why does he try to contend that facebook being big and getting bigger is better for election security and better for consumers than facebook as a smaller entity without instagram or whatsapp? >> well, a lot of companies do this

shelves that are buying for us the buyers mackerras dad but there's they're buying our products from kara because they're special terrorism to the chinese from here it's just it's kind of frustrating. there's a lot of hands on labor in catching lobster like bathing the traps michael and his crew men have put out $400.00 today. the industry in maine is strictly regulated to ensure it remains sustainable michael has to measure every single animal caught and he too small have to be thrown back. they've got around $500.00 of the cross stations today in portland harbor part of the catch and up with a distributor that packs the animals for transport around the world. last year the u.s. exported around 5 and a half 1000000 kilos of lobster to china this year it looks like it'll only be around a 1000000. not long ago china raised the tariff on them from 25 percent to 35 percent bad news for business owners like tom adams. we need all markets it's a big industry it's a big business for the state and they can't be any kind of secluded from 2 major market places due to tariff disadvantages is really

it's clear that the catalan leadership is guilty of sedition the former vice president oriole john kara's was sentenced to 13 years in prison and 8 other defendants also received long jail terms according to the judges those sentenced defied a ban and organized the independence referendum in october 2017. when the former president of catalonia colors pushed him on declared independence from spain violent clashes with the police broke out then madrid imposed direct rule over catalonian one of spain's most serious political crises now prime minister petro sanchez hopes this verdict will end the matter once and for all following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence in catalonia through dialogue within the boundaries of the no on the sponsor institution but many catalans don't seem ready to give up the fight yet since the ruling independence activists want by are preparing for what they're calling. a democratic tsunami. it's too tunisian our officials have confirmed a landslide election victory for this man say he'd the 61 ye

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on monday the right wing opposition has voted to suspend this kara accusing him of being a dictator our ossetia hopes are resignation will lead to a general election and break the political deadlock. the united states is urging north korea to refrain from provocation after its latest missile test one missile was fired into the sea toward japan possibly from a submarine for the 1st time in 3 years the test came hours after the north said it was ridge would resume denuclearization talks with the u.s. on saturday thousands of jordanian teachers have to find a government cold to ends their 4 week strike over pay their education ministry has threatened to sanction those who refuse to go back to work the government's offer teachers of pay rise last week but it falls far short of the 50 percent salary hike they're demanding more than 1400000 students in public schools are affected by the strike fear fires are being reported in the amazon rain for.

bring in kara swisher, co-founder of recode, "new york times" columnist, cnbc contributor. >> hello.i'm hoping we can put this into context for investors. >> sure. >> when it comes to libra. my take is calibra is the play if facebook can tell when you open your wallet, doesn't have to have control of the currency to make money, it can do that t attribution, tell how effective marketing is, become a big player is that what's important for facebook >> no. you threw a currency party and nobody showed up you and i talked about this. i said it is not going to go down as easily as facebook announced it you need payments players involved this is a global -- one of the things, playing well with people is important, being a partnership. facebook is used to a dominant role here. with currency, health care, anything that has to do with regulation, cars have to be done in partnership with government and partnership with other companies, partnership with citizens, elected officials. currency is a global, worldwide network of cooperation in a lot of ways. it is in fact that so you need these playe

elections and his brother steven is now under subpoena and cnn's kara scannell is following this foright prosecutors want to know from this steven fruman? >> reporter: well, brooke, it seems like prosecutors are advancing the investigation. this subpoena came to steven fruman two weeks after his brother was arrested on the campaign finance charges and prosecutors up here appear to be following the money. they're examining more than 50 bank accounts, tracing the money there. and the relationship between igor and steven, they are not just brothers but are in business together. there are addresses they've used in common, it looks like they may have invested in property together. so all of this as prosecutors trying to understand more about the money flows and the relationships. we've also learned that prosecutors have searched multiple premises as part of the investigation. and in one case they even had to blast off the door of the safe and they're now scrutinizing those documents, records, whatever materials were inside of the safe. as this investigation is progressing, it only broken

an experience and we came to shore support for these marches that are taking place in kara lonia to reject the sentence and to support our right to self-determination and civil social and political rights endangered by those sentiments. the issue of secession has long hung over the region it goes to the heart of people's identities here but it is also a deep political question and with next month's general elections ahead all sides will be vying for voters rather than resulting the cattle in question so al-jazeera barcelona. hong kong's leader kerry has been shouted down for a 2nd consecutive day in the city's legislature a short time ago opposition members protested in the chamber and called for her to step down at least one person was dragged out by security was trying to answer questions regarding her on your policy address she was forced to deliver the speech yesterday through video link after the legislative session was canceled let's speak to scott hyder in hong kong for a source got another rowdy session today in the legislative council was kerry lamb able to get her message across.

kara swisher here to talk more about the deal, what it means to whom, whether you have suspicions about >> yes, i do, i do i see lawyers, the force is with the lawyers. i think this will be challenged. >> really? >> i think some statements trump has made, not just in this case which was interesting, not surprising, also online. i mean, he does it on twitter all the time, calling amazon "the washington post" and the links and comments about jeff bezos. they were a frontrunner until the comments started happening you have to wonder if there was any -- same thing happened with trump and at&t around, related to cnn the same kind of meddling, acting as if the government is his fiat. >> assuming it is a clean process, a big deal for azure. >> it is but if i was amazon, i would want to have some discovery happening, i would imagine, depose people what was said, how it was said. question is do they want to get necessari messed up into it or not this is a big deal this is something that aemmazon was in the front, most certified. not to take anything from microsoft, might not be a fair fight here

much of a borneo also want to cross into sulawesi but you can see and things have been a little bit kara but the rain is very much in the 4 calls over the next couple of days northern sections in particular dry they may stay on friday. and then we've got more of those rain showers across much of the monday peninsula and northern and central areas all the similar to working the way to the south was on saturday making for all the down day in singapore 31 degrees celsius and we are going to showers in the forecast into the southeast of australia but they're very light and very really intermittent you can see where the cloud is and that is generally where we will see the showers the ebb beginning to cool down friday saturday across the great bias there 19 in adelaide but still warm in melbourne anti-biotic and in both cases you could see some showers 35 celsius in sydney and then it also really warms up and south across into perth 30 celsius and this clears sunny skies temperatures continuing to come down melbourne. today again we could have under 2 showers and still very warm at the east co

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if a lot of people have that preconceived notion that nothing grows that they would if i told you kara that along with tropical rainforests prairie lands and other grasslands are the most biodiverse complex ecosystems in the world would you believe me. i mean i believe you because you are an expert it's right it's it's totally true but it does hold my mind and i thought it was really interesting to learn how important the prairie land is here in america for you know this because language change problem that we're all facing these these grasses and these different plants actually act as a kind of a carbon sink don't they they really do the bulk of the plants in the prairie are not above ground they're underground because that's how they survive fire they actually are a big factor in storing carbon yeah and that really does feed into the very next story read until you guys tag team do a little verify both from this guy and from the ground you know i got to see california forests from an airplane like no other and while you were in your flying laboratory i was on the ground seeing the rea

kara, walk us through this timeline and how it all played out, and help us understand how odd it is for the chief of staff -- he's not one of us -- to be out of the loop. >> sure. so, what we know is that mick mulvaney was not briefed on the operation until after it was under way on saturday night. as you'll recall, when the president tweeted that something big had happened, he traveled with the president to south carolina on friday, the day before, and decided to stay there to spend time with family, so that's where he was at the time that the raid was under way. what's really significant about this is that it's extraordinary for a chief of staff not to be looped in to something this momentous for a president. these are the kinds of things that make or break a presidency. and typically, the chief of staff would have a role of coordinating everything from a communications strategy to, you know, what happens if this fails and it doesn't go well, what do we do then, and would really be kind of bringing all of the different elements of the white house together to make sure that they were m

>>that was kara duffy reporting from florida. >>sites when 3 boys came up to me like sir artery and they put me on the ground one of i hear that my hands on that on the hand over my mouth and one minute. >>we're now learning that the 12 year-old girl lied about her accusations of classmates putting her down and cutting off or dreadlocks the story of a maryellen a 6th grader at emanuel christian school in springfield, virginia made headlines last week. in a statement today allen's family said quote to those young boys and their parents, we sincerely apologize for the pain and anxiety these allegations have caused. statement later went on to say that the family understands there will be consequences but maintains that the 6th grader was bullied in entertainment news tonight. beyonce and adele fans might not be getting what they're hoping for the 2 icons did not collaborate on a song despite what you may have read on the internet. the rumors began when ryan tedder from one republic told a radio station that beyonce and adele would b

is clear that the catalan leadership is guilty of sedition the former vice president oriel zhang kara's the sentenced to 13 years in prison and 8 other defendants also received lengthy prison sentences. according to the judges those sentenced organized the independence referendum in october 2017 despite a ban when the former president of catalonia collars pushed demand declared independence from spain violent clashes with the police broke out this resulted in madrid imposing direct rule over catalonia and one of spain's most serious political crises prime minister petra some says he hopes that this verdict will now and the matter once and for all. following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence in catalonia through dialogue within the boundaries of the no under sponsorship solution. but many catalans don't seem ready to give up the fight since the ruling was handed down demonstrators have become blocking railway tracks and airports independence activists whom they are preparing for what they're calling democratic tsunami

hey guys welcome to techno on phil tours joined by kara santa maria maria to davison and so they were going to talk to environmental stories and to start off the great american prairie to me it's one of those iconic images of how the us used to be unfortunately now it's almost entirely just a part of our history yeah there's been a lot of over development of farming and a suburban explosion that's really taken a toll on a lot of prayer ecosystems illinois has been extremely hard hit it's changing but there's been a big change in the landscape there yet this is happening across the united states but i got to say what i really love about this story is that there's a bit of us west so there is i don't want to give anything away so let's go about 90 miles outside of chicago where they're bringing back a little piece of history it's kind of a big piece of history ok think piece of history to go on. you were looking at a 3500 acre experiment in a growing field in known as restoration ecology. this is the new choose the grasslands preserve in franklin rove illinois 90 miles west of chicago w

her decision is the latest twist in a definitive constitutional crisis after president martin this kara dissolved congress on monday the right wing opposition has voted to suspend his car accusing him of being a dictator r us says she hopes her resignation will lead to a general election to break the political impasse. british prime minister boris johnson has addressed his conservative party ruling out a 2nd referendum on bracks is again insisting the united kingdom would leave the european union or october 31st come what may he told the conference in manchester a compromise deal was being or 1st. today in brussels we are taping what i believe are constructive and reasonable proposals which provide compromise for both sides we will under no circumstances have checks at or near the border in northern arc us president donald trump has denounced the impeachment investigation against him as a coup his secretary of state's mike compare has called an order for 5 of his officials to appear before congress bullying the chairman of 3 of the investigation house committees say any obstruction pipe

it's clear that the catalan leadership is guilty of sedition the former vice president oriole john kara's was sentenced to 13 years in prison and 8 other defendants all service sieved long jail terms according to the judges those sentenced defied a ban and organized the independence referendum in october 2017. when the former president of catalonia colors pushed him on declared independence from spain violent clashes with the police broke out then madrid imposed direct rule over catalonian one. of spain's most serious political crises now prime minister pedro sanchez hopes this verdict will end the matter want some for rule following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence think of the new through dialogue within the boundaries of the no sponsor institution. but many cattle don't seem ready to give up the fight yet independence activists are urging supporters to keep up the pressure. european union ministers have gathered in luxembourg for the last meeting ahead of a crucial break that summit in brussels on thursday the bloc

and then into monday we'll see more rain showers across to the west the west and gas and down into kara and again more of those scattered thunderstorms across inseam us over shoreline kabit really for the most part it's a dry picture and finally drawing off in mumbai as well with the high 54 degrees. chief charles office a photo of the cine team for many. and big profits for a few that is tourists flood europe's must see destination tensions are rising. with local communities paying a heavy price for copying our see people in power asks what are the true economic and environmental costs of europe's tourism i've learned on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories this hour turkish forces and their allies have taken control of the center of. a key syrian border tom after 4 days of heavy fighting kurdish forces there are disputing not saying. protesters in ecuador have read jek to an offer of direct talks from the president to end days of violent demonstrations thousands of people are again out on the streets of quito angry at lennon moreno's decision to scrap fuel subs

but his attorneys pointed to an even earlier claim back in 2012 another survivor just like mr kara manuel came forward he came forward he reported to the archdiocese the actions of monsignor product he reported to the district attorney the actions of monsignor paddock i was with him during that report those years ago this is your proof of claim when what does it say here 62712 in 20122012 this man who we'll call hector filed that initial report here rico who committed the acts of sexual abuse or other wrongful conduct by the john and paddock hector was a 17 year old student at cardinal hayes high school in the bronx that's when he went to father patrick for help dealing with the sexual abuse he'd faced as a child somebody is close to the family. a child a child unless when i was 5 years old. and i'm blogging me so the school. talk about it and get it out and move on. but i said it's a wrong person. i mean just the defendants a fellow has. just gone towards my private parts. comfortable when i try to back again he grabbed both of the handles like to stop when he was holding the handles on

thought oriel john kara's was the vice president of the short lived catalan government he will spend 13 years in prison and activist judi sanchez received 9 years in prison 7 others received jail terms while 3 will find in 2017 the independent referendum and unilateral declaration of independence because spain's biggest political crisis in decades monday's court ruling is a victory for the spanish government. i the government of spain respects and abides by the decision of this by the supreme court nobody is above the law nobody's above the law in a democracy like a spain nobody is subject to trial for his or her ideas or politics but rather for criminal conduct as provided by the no one but many catalans are indignant students and demonstrators blocked streets in protest. wrong with your body it's a political trial designed to teach the catalans a lesson that trial a ruling should never have happened a simple implement but if him money i feel it's excessive but i think everything that's going on is excessive if it's not that where we are now but also before that you have a provoked

but all the whole the thing is shrinking in this direction so that line now more or less goes from kara through the northeast and through bangladesh towards the north east of india and this from here has been rather light in rain this season so it might be topped up now however the floods are receding around by the next couple of days both see the rain still only if south was leafing finally dry weather behind. the weather sponsored by catalonia is. every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories in the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media when the entire in service is control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already had the information they're listening pounced on al-jazeera. a clandestine world of illegal trade what you have here is not just archaeological object you're talking about a political dimension where the spoils of war are smuggled and sold to walk in houses

court delivered sentences of between 9 and 13 years in prison for catalonia vice president oriel in kara's received the longest of 13 years for the crime of sedition activists of threatened to mass protests in response to the verdict in tears here a conservative law professor and political outsider is poised to become the country's next president exit polls just add one more than 70 percent of the vote beating the media mogul. ecuador's government is a piece agreed to repeal a law that raised fuel prices that follows daily 2 weeks of protests that left at least 7 people dead and thousands of protesters in haiti's capital are calling for the resignation of president bush over elmore's the country has seen nearly a month of violent protests haitians are angry about corruption rising inflation and food and fuel shortages at least 17 people have been killed and nearly $200.00 injured in the violence. there is the headlines we racked with more news for you here on al-jazeera after this week's edition of techno next. my favs simmons was. taken by the chinese government all i want to stay with my

nothing grows that they would if i told you kara that along with tropical rain forests prairie lands and other grasslands are the most biodiverse complex ecosystems in the world would you believe me. i mean i believe you because you are an expert it's right it's it's totally true but it does hold my mind and i thought it was really interesting to learn how important the prairie land is here in america for you know this because climate change problem that we're all facing these these grasses and these different plants actually act as kind of a carbon sink don't they they really do the bulk of the plants in the prairie are not above ground they're underground because that's how they survive fire they actually are a big factor in storing carbon yeah and that really does feed into the very next story read until you get a tag team to little verify both from this guy and from the ground you know i got to see california forests from an airplane like no other and while you were in your flying laboratory i was on the ground seeing the reality of trees and what's taken him down. is so epic it'

and kara has agreed to suspend military operation for five days and to eventually make that permanenteir heavy weapons. you cannot solve your refugee problem by making new refugees, by displacing people from their homes. so it's really, really serious military problem which requires more, because the people have nowhere to go because the people are the local people of the region. in fact, the americans have accepted what the turks were traded to any region. already, the human cost has been great on the some 300,000 people displaced. kurdish civilians are wondering what will happen to them even if the fighting stops. president erdogan is insisting... syrian government soldiers have moved into some of the other areas but mr erdogan says he would rather have them there then kurdish militias. you'll probably about when he meets syria's ally, president putin of russia, next week. barbara plett usher, bbc news, at the syrian border. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come. we'll have all the sport including the latest from the rugby world cup as hosts japan prepare to take on south af

whole state and also further to the south so those rains becoming more extensive into kara as we head into friday but dry in mumbai. sponsored by cats aren't always. going to land children are risking it all to fame and fortune in the country's most popular sports like the death of a 13 year old boy the sponsor holds to ban them from the ring $1.00 to $1.00 a fleet's thailand's child on. the summoning me impact of today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to desert and we forested areas that have been already devastated setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion you've been out there with the protesters on the streets where we've been telling you international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire you. put them. on al-jazeera. didn't the u.s. treasury or just a few months ago say that no chinese look we bring you the stories and developments that dramatically changing the world living don't supply lines the lives of piracy . counting the cost on 00. you're watching out to see or a reminder of our top stories this hour u.

was a mix of cloud and some rain showers across much of china but eastern sections have seen some kara conditions for a few days and there's more of that as you can see now a lot of cloud to the south this is a potential new storm system that is developing even if it doesn't develop those strong winds it is going to produce a huge amounts of rain but not quite making it up to the south coast of china so you know wednesday but by thursday a lot of that moisture spilling to the north with the clouds and some very heavy rain then pushing across into more central areas of the vietnam but more rain pushing cross into the philippines as well over the next few days the system is really sitting to the west of the philippines there's more showers in the wake of that meanwhile across much of indonesia got more rain showers as well not as many say that's running to get pulled northwards as that system works its way into those areas of vietnam meanwhile across into india this is what we're watching very closely this is a tropical cycle and it's moving away from n.d.s. so taking that rain with it h

heat the rest of monday will soon develop and redemption bangladesh the northeast corner down towards kara still some in maharashtra so some in mumbai where there's been so much flooding this season but to the north in the west it remains dry and that's also true of pakistan not entirely drawing the still the remnants of thunderstorms develop daily in for example the mountains in there in today's forecast they tend to disappear before we get tomorrow otherwise of course is a mostly dry picture. i'm counting the cost germany's heading for recession well i'm going to put aside their concerns about that to stimulate the economy. brazil's amazon fear their livelihoods are on the right and the billions of dollars in black gold locked away you have to go. counting the cost. i'm. sure you know. some of it i like. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. has evacuated to observation post and work in syria and says american troops won't protect kurdish forces turkey has said it's preparing to launch a major offensive in the region kurdish forces say they will defend themselves and the u.s

hey guys welcome to techno i'm phil tours joined by kara santa maria maria to davidson and so they we're going to talk to environmental stories and to start off the great american prairie to me it's one of those iconic images of how the u.s. used to be unfortunately now it's almost entirely just a part of our history yeah there's been a lot of over development of farming and a suburban explosion that's really taken a toll on a lot of prayer ecosystems illinois has been extremely hard hit it's changing but there's been a big change in the landscape there yet this is happening across the united states but i got to say what i really love about this story is that it's a bit of it's west so there is i want to give anything away so let's go about 90 miles outside of chicago where they're bringing back a little piece of history it's kind of a big piece of history ok a big piece of history to go on. you're looking at a $3500.00 acre experiment in a growing field in known as restoration ecology. this is the new choose the grasslands preserve in franklin grove illinois 90 miles west of chicago whe

. >> america's 2019 top young scientist is -- kara fan. [ applause ] >> kara fan was named america'sed at the same time. >> this is -- >> judges were impressed by her nano particle liquid bandage. >> my project is important because it reduces overuse of antibiotics. >> after two days of mind-twisting challenges and working one-on-one with world renowned scientists more than twice their age in a sort of spelling bee for science. these ten finalists beat hundreds of their fifth to eighth grade peers for a chance to present their final projects in front of 3m and discovery executives. >> i would have a handle -- >> caroline got second place. she created a sustainable train that she says is safer and more efficient than elon musk's hyperloop. >> 4 million children develop asthma every year due to air pollution from cars and trucks and there are 11,000 new cases every day, so i want to prevent all of this from happening. >> you want to make the air we breathe safer? >> yeah. i designed, developed a new train idea that can use renewable energy sources instead of fossil fuels. so it would h

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has $59,000 and today faces kara and beth. let's see if the categories work out a lot better today.re we go. what are those categories? they're important. all right. good place to start. sounds easy. [ alex chuckles ] i've got a... and because this is our 8,000th episode, we have a whole category as a salute to 8,000. kevin, start us. let's try horror movies for $800. kevin. - who is chucky? - chucky. yeah. horror movies, $1,000.

. >> let's talk about this with "washington post" kara demersan.vote, symbolically, what does it mean? how many holdouts are there on the democratic side? and how does it change things moving forward? >> it will be accomplishing the rules of the road going forward. this will indicate to people what procedures will be followed, as they proceed through the hearings and the structure those will take and what the rights the minority are going to be because there's been a lot of political tension surrounding all this. this will indicate the steps that the house democrats are going to follow. it will outline the motion they will take to get to what everybody expects is that inevitable point. there will be a few democrats, we know about one for sure. there may be a few democrats that don't vote for it. the overall majority will. this will pass later today. and the next round of political fights will ensue. but this is going to be them having established, written down what they are going to do so that everybody can refer to that going forward. >> the lawma

in addition to feeding eggs, oatmeal, fresh fruit, crowd pleasing cup cakes, big shoutout to kara, she donates every week to the program and coffee to 100 guests, st. francis hosts a food bank on tuesday. serving approximately 150 families. also on wednesday, our longstanding senior center provides a program and a three-course lunch for $2 to 40+ seniors. and on saturday, as raphael said, our volunteers prepare for the sunday breakfast using food brought to us by food runners and other fantastic organizations from mainly trader joe's these days. we get amazing, amazing things they've donated. additionally throughout the week, our church opens the door to 12-step programs and other group meetings. st. francis is a lovely modest church located at 152 church street, across from the safeway. and it was built by the danish immigrants at the beginning of this century. during the great earthquake, as raphael said, it was partially built. so there are wonderful stories about the programs that happened on the site in the partially completed building to serve the refugees of the earthquake. but

like when two bombs exploded in a race peace rally in and kara, turkey using guns and explosives that killed 14. pledge allegiance to al baghdadi on facebook, both suspects killed in a shoot-out with police. june 2016, a u.s. citizen of afghan dissent there were also numerous attacks in europe including a truck driver who plowed into a crowd in knights, killing 84, and the may 2,017th attack on the manchester arena during an argument grande the concert that killed 22. the kidnapping and horrifying ordeal of kayla mueller lasted for years. first entered syria in 2012 on a mission to help those who were desperately trying to flee the country's civil war. kayla was kidnapped in august 2013 after leaving a hospital run by doctors without borders. in a letter to her family, kayla wrote, quoting, "i did not want the negotiations for my release to be your duty. i know you'd want me to remain strong. that is exactly what i'm doing. i remember mom always told me that all in all, in the end, the only one you really have is god." the details surrounding kayla's death remain unclear, but she was

east.t to get out of the middle still, the president spatched mike pence and pompeo two on kara thisvening tore p turkish president erdogan for a cease-fire, a plan erdogan dismissed before turkish parliament today unless the rds withdrew from the border. >> operation piece spring will last until weo down to 30 or 35 kilometers to the iraqi border as we have previously declared. there is no doubt orisesitation ab we will have no open doors on this matter. amina: all this as president trump's other critical challenge ground on with another key impeachment inquir in the michael mckinley, a senior advisor to mike pompeo, a luptly resignt week. he was reportedly telling congressional investigators that his departure was driven b ta concern ovhe treatment of marie yovanovitch. she was recalled may amid agitation inside the white house that she was disloyal to the president. also on the hill, a surprise appearance from the former u.s. envoy tool ukraine, kurtr. george kent told lawmakers yesterday that volcker was part of a group that took over the ukraine policy. gerry connolly said the g

kara duffy take you for requesting this. >> i like this song.ll-black water. >> this is circa, 70s? 75 ? >> steve things 76. >> 76. seems like a lifetime ago. these are the people we are featuring songs from today. the rock and roll hall of fame nominees. you see the doobie brothers on that list. a lot of good bands on that list. 16 are nominated only some will get in. send me a song from this list. if there's a special song you want to hear. let me know. i play requests on friday morning. use the hashtag, #ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. your choice. look at this . it's at ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland had a special halloween surprise. spirit halloween hosted a party for pediatric patients and their families bringing costumes, activities in music. every year spirit halloween hosts similar parties around the country raising money for hundreds of children's hospitals. >>> family in san jose is getting a lot of attention for an elaborate halloween display in the front yard of their home. azenith smith says the mom built it to ho