. >> kara, i agree with you.acha baron cohen was definitely funnier so to speak although not a particularly funny topic overall. that gets me to facebook this is an election year i think there has to be an expectation it will be under the microscope again not just for free speech but what players are going to play a role in terms of influence in the electorate on the platform yet we have analyst after analyst and investor after investor who said here not going to hurt their business do you agree >> yes, i do i said it many times i think last week. no matter what's going on with it from a regulatory point of view, they're certainly not seeing it in their business. that's happened to a lot of companies. microsoft was going great guns until it had a case and it's still doing very well. i think it's question of what the regulations are going to be. i think more problematic is as president trump continues to use the platform to goempvern, as yu saw yesterday, where he was informing congress in a tweet about the war po

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show on the public broadcaster as he says the mainstream media found kara want to glitzy as exposé isalmost impossible to believe and largely ignored if it can. some outlets are actively hostile since much of the media in montana is dominated by the same political part time work. we conducted an investigation for 6 months known to the online hate machine was drawn by dead over party government who managed to gain access to secret and closed groups online members of these groups including the president of malta the prime minister of more than most of the members of parliament people were encouraged to follow her and put photos of her online she was depicted as a witch. burnt at the stake and daphne. was the victim of a dehumanization campaign clustered around 30 years. when i was 9 years old the front door of the house was searched on fire when i was maybe old 7 years old i remember coming home and finding our pet dog on the doorstep with its throat slit. and i just thought that this kind of stuff was normal because my mother was the only journalist i knew obviously i was a kid so i di

putin agree this should be a truce in libya but they support different factions in the country and kara backs the administration in tripoli which is recognized by the u.n. and most western powers for its part moscow's supports general who controls most of the country and has been advancing to take over the capital tripoli now on this map you'll see tripoli in the west and general have to polish based tobruk in the east each side is backed by different militias and adding to the mix a number of foreign powers with various interests in libya. one country 2 governments numerous militias ongoing fighting that the situation in libya it's triggered a flurry of diplomatic meetings in the last days the u.n. backed government of national caught us in brussels for talks why the government's main rival. wasn't italy was far in excess increasing involved in libya another diplomatic meeting attracted special attention talks between russia and turkey the 2 countries who break rival sites in libya have called for an end to military excellence. are president. and russia's president putin are calling fo

from electricity in south africa it's now 2 boys in kenya people living in nairobi it's biggest one kara have mostly lacked x. a supreme running water now with the government failing to provide the service so cold water cottle's have filled the gap but they sell residents overpriced and hygienic what one man who grew up in good bear made it his mission to supply keen water to the slum but it meant that he had to patna with a gangsta. does either kibera slum in nairobi pipes we pray sure to run through through a tunnel. for a long time residents have been suffering under this and i genie conditions but there is hope now a connection of blue pipes run above the slums shanties they provide residents with clean and hugh porter all thanks to kennedy or did. growing up in this community it was a tough life of war what was custom was i remember looking to. to go and fetch water there you know cutting it on my shoulder. also my neighbor at night who are sick and dying because no health care having grown up in kibera an experience the effects of unsafe or to face hands kennedy or did he founded t

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like kara in the uprising.at one point, thugs beat her up and broke 11 of her ribs. >> how many ribs do you even have? >> she didn't want to tell her parents because she thought they wouldn't let her go out and lead strikes. also, - - explained that the thugs and goons would beat the jesus out of these young women. police would come and arrest these women and let the thugs go. the police were so one-sided back then and it shows how the establishment, the police, courts, or so aligned against the workers. even despite that, the workers were able to win the strike. in the book, i write about modern-day workers who used their agency to fight for better lives. he helped to full-time fast food jobs. like kara, he left for work at 6:00 a.m., come back at midnight. he had three daughters. he'd leave home in the morning, returned after a second job. he complained and the daughters complained, you work so hard trying to make ends meet. he doesn't see his daughters most of the week. for a while, they became homeless when

and i got inspired from reading something i think from kara's warner somewhere where he's making music for the future generations creating a catalog that can last and also transcend generations i would like for my music to help inspire future generations and also help anybody in need who. who feels alone or phil's. depressed i mean. i make music just to help a lot and i do make music just likes i do have track i just befire not really. just focus on a specific concept but. hard to see the ripple effects of us sometimes because we're just moving and moving and moving and moving and i hope to look back one day and be able to. thrive with my music career but also really it's want to give back tenfold as much as i received i mean i've seen my hip hop has been there since the beginning so it's hard for me to say what i really want out of it it's hard to describe man i just sometimes that the music speaks for itself. ladies and gentlemen is our show for you to day thank you all very much for watching and remember in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so i tell you all i love

for my obligations of sending steitz the ruling is based on a complaint brought by an islander from kara barty in the pacific ocean who said he was in danger due to rising sea levels he applied for asylum in new zealand but was rejected he also failed when he took it to the un but the case has now set the way for others to apply germany's interior ministry has spoken out against the united nations decision most studies suggest that environmental change is a trigger but not the sole cause of migration decisions political commentator david van zandt a former leader of the wales green party pepper barton ati gave us that take on the case. i think the u.n. ruling is a good one we're going to see millions and millions of people maybe 300000000 people. fleeing climate change where the through starvation or drought storm flood to certification and we have to be ready for it we have to start talking about this we actually must start preparing ourselves for this it's just another way till essential exploit the u.n. support but to advance open borders and you know even at the most obvious level i

century but equally we need to meet as soon as possible but you know we are the most efficient from our kara point of view of producing dairy product in the european 20 years and there are environmentalist out there who are and tree huggers who are bashing the reputation of our culture and making us extremely challenging to have a sustainable income from agriculture still to come the b.b.c. is readying to launch a fake news spotting show for youngsters aged between 7 and 12 and we'll hear from a former employee of the british forecaster about consigns over a bias of the short break. the entire stock market and bond market is being taken private with free money and the result will be medieval as a deal feudalism it's clear as day. is all of the government is to promote they want to see the show and see him governmental speed so we do see in their silk road jets which on not realized has been planted during. the problem i see is that these government is in my view much more capable to be more effective in doing what it's ordered to do the problem is that it will move in elites will be drawn to

3 not to not true don cathedral in paris nearly destroying the 850 year old landmark so it depends kara pause on just how deeply that was felt in france and how the scars will remain for decades to come. fronts was shaking to its core in april fully a ravaged the jewel of paris not to dumb. across the world they was show too with blanket coverage over the place and harry in paris thousands came out to the streets standing shoulder to shoulder what ching they sang trees old cathedral. my heart just dropped like. are you kidding me it was completely shocking and i was just constantly like ok the couple when he would say the tears everything just complete just. just refreshing closely looking for any sort of update and i thought it was gone i thought there was no way you know they were going to put it out at all with. everyone at work we just kept refreshing the page and seeing what caused it what had happened we couldn't believe that notre dame was on fire we were at home in seattle and we had literally booked our plane tickets to france the night before and was going to be one of the hig

. >> reporter: kara saw the man who lives in the townhouse move in. >> i was just walking my dog andmed them into the neighborhood and that was it. they seemed very, very nice. >> reporter: at 11:30 on new year's night the dublin police say the new neighbor woke up to banging at his door, so he looked out, saw his ex-girlfriend and then opened the door. police say a man forced his way inside with the resident's ex-girlfriend. >> the man was holding a firearm. at that point, the resident had his own firearm and he was scared for his life and used his own firearm to start shooting his way basically out of danger, out of his residence and called police. >> reporter: the man who was shot once also allegedly fired his gun. he's in police custody at a hospital. the ex-girlfriend died an scene and the resident escaped uninjured. police say they don't want families in the neighborhood which is full of children to be worried, but they definitely are. >> for there to be a shooting here three doors down is very alarming. this a very safe neighborhood. >> reporter: so police tell me they are sti

someone might pick them up and stick them in their ear reporting from nurul beach texas i'm new me kara bonnie we're down to make. it will come out the other side. there are your headlines from the future tomorrow you'll read. donald trump quietly ruminates over whether it's insulting or flattering that he's being impeached for the least of his crimes. and in one month you'll learn. apple c.e.o. tim cook unveils scheme to have older i phones lightly shock owners until they buy a new one. and on monday. in order of impeachment trial food network airs best dishes to pair with diarrhea. that's our show but my new book is now shipping out to people who preorder to go to leave camp book dot com to grab a copy of comedy is politics breaking news every day you can't book dot com if you don't act on. the higher stock market and bond market is being taken right it with free money and the result will be it is full of the real feudalism it's clear as. my uncle the kid same compensate oh boy deny him nobody. simple no prove nothing because. it's not. going to. move on the what i did. then showed up

but equally we need to meet them as soon as possible but you know we are the most efficient from our kara point of view of producing dairy product in the european 20 years and there are environmentalist out there who are. tree huggers who are bashing the reputation of our culture and making us extremely challenging to have a sustainable income from agriculture still to come the b.b.c. is readying to launch a fake news spotting show for youngsters aged between $7.12 we have from a former employee of the push for cost to about concerns over bias in just 90 seconds. the entire stock market and bond market is being taken private with free money and the result will be medieval as a deal feudalism is clear as day. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. tyson nation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallowness. welcome back britain's national broadcaster is to launch a new educational series

this is the starting point of the kara terre cass trial also known as route to 7. after some 60 kilometers patagonia begins to show its wild side the road is soon interrupted by a few ward it's one of the many especially along the northern section of the counterterror all strata. ferries transport costs across but the chilean government eventually wants to replace them with road. although more out. captain stanislav medina isn't worried about his job yet there they want to thank you if the project to replace the very connections with the road will take at least 30 years they'll have to build bridges and tunnels you know it's a long term project i might be dead by the time it's done. there won't be. travelling the entire counterterror our struggle involve several ferry connections this stretch across the board is more than 60 kilometers. could a road really be built across such while terrain critics are skeptical they say a modernized ferry system would be a more efficient solution but the government has given the road project a green light. in this still very spars

my name is kara stein, i'm the -- we are always pleased to be here, i would like to reflect every year that i was in law school we did not even exist. and now we are in almost every chapter, in every law school across the country, we have a chapter. i encourage you to talk to my colleagues who are here. if you are not already involved, please get engaged. we need you more than ever. i want to introduce our interim president. to tee up this panel discussion, this year as the nation heads into a presidential election season, we felt compelled to pick up on the theme of this whole conference, pillars of democracy, to ask questions about how our structures of government, and the components thereof and our values and commitments are working together, or not. so we asked the question, our democracy and federalism friends or foes? to lead us through this discussion, we could not be more pleased to have this panel with us. adam is a expert on the supreme court, he is a professor of law ucla. he is on the acs board of directors. he is the student chapter adviser at ucla. his 2018 book we the co

about this now with cnn military analyst and retired lieutenant general mark hertling and analyst kararsion for "the washington post." you may have heard president trump there actually reference benghazi. he's also been tweeting about how this situation will not devolve into a benghazi-like situation. it doesn't appear to be calming down at all. from your perspective, just how serious is the situation there? >> well, first of all, i'd say the use of the term benghazi is a bad analogy. in 2012 after benghazi happened, these marine crisis response task forces were established. seven years ago, eight years ago. they have been in kuwait ever since then for a response specifically to these kinds of situations. the marines came in to reinforce the marines already providing security at the embassy along with the security forces from the government of iraq. what's going to happen next as ryan just said is about 750 soldiers from the 82nd airborne will begin deploying within the next day. they have the rest of the brigade estimated to be following them within the next week. that's normal proced

plenty of cold crystal sunshine across much of a central europe and if out as well i the side of these kara's skies it is a kind of trance sweepings way of tools much of the east got a mix of rain and snow and of that particular system and look at this this is the mountain tops in cyprus so plenty of good skiing at the moment there's some rain actually on the way this is one system just very stubborn in the eastern end of the mat and this will produce the rain child through greece and some snow of course into the cold air into western and central areas of turkey meanwhile monday we've got more rain coming across much of the u.k. there is some will flood warnings in place here particularly in the southwest of the u.k. and then by choose a some very strong winds coming in with this next line of. very heavy rain and if i to get some wind warnings in place across areas to scotland again look at this some very strong winds particularly along coastal areas of norway still that rain setting the send the med so we could actually see some localized flooding if his sits that much longer that same syste

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. >> kara lee had the exclusive reporting on president trump's authorization for the attack. you wrote this was authorized last summer. if it was authorized last summer, why exactly would it happen now, january 3rd? >> because what five kurcurrentd former officials told my partner and i, last summer when iran was ratcheting up aggression in the middle east, there was a push particularly among the president's national security adviser at the time for the president to respond by assassinating qassem soleimani, specifically after iran shot down a u.s. drone in june. what we're told is at that time the president said no, that was not a proportional response, but he would agree to do that if iran killed an american. also set the condition that it is not something he was authorizing the military to just do, if iran crossed the red line, they would need to come back to him with a specific operation plan that he would have to sign off on. the reason this raises questions about the justification, one of the justifications that the administration is saying, the reason they assassinated

my three daughters kara ryan and amygdala. my nieces if my brother-in-law and my mama matilda comeau parade. [applause]. my mother has five children. but in myld mothers favorite. [laughter]. told me so. she told me not to tell the others. they would get jealous. so mother never to leo's. except chris.ey [laughter]. will be jealous. his ego will not allow him do you get jealous. one that later. [laughter]. no to the business at hand. happy new year's to all. as we gather here today, to assess our situation as we enter this new year in 2020, our state and the stronger than our has been a decade that the ocean we navigate is is tempest tossed as we have seen. waves of anxiety injustice and frustration having a windows of anger and division creating a political and social super storm. everyday are people of the seas by crises of people and unrest. school shootings, tug massacres. term grabbed turmoil on university campuses. homophobia, the increase in hate crimes, these are the ago signs of her times. in the forecast is that it w

just sort of loosely tracking her, she's inside the embassy, now she's outside the embassy -- >> to kara'st mean? they'll let me know when she's on the move. the address i sent you checks out. it's next to then. they're willing to help if you pay a price. >> they're physically tracking her. and if lev parnas wants to cooperate he needs to answer the question. what were you going to do -- >> i'm sorry about that -- >> these are giuliani associates. we're talking about lev parnas, giuliani associate -- i don't know if he knows robert hyde, the new figure in pictures with donald trump and half the trump children, as well. what do you make of this? >> what i make of this is to reiterate the point, this is the first documented evidence we see that have rudy giuliani in writing saying that he was>>> in fact, working on -- he was, in fact, working on behalf of t president. the way the white house tried to distance itself was by saying this was rudy giuliani's own doing. we did not direct this, we were not in contact with them throughout the duration of this. now we have in writing giuliani saying

back to you all right kara thank you make sure to download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free. >>local news coverage tae a look at this 9 year-old he's in louisiana. he is probably stronger than most of us take phegley can bench-press 92 pounds squat 190 and deadlift broke 7 records in his weight class and we say how much she weighs looks like it weighs about 70 pounds 3 of them. >>3 of those records in a single day tate is heading to florida the summer to try to win a national champion should 9 years old good luck tapes. the courts. >>they guys one last look at the weather outside we have a lot of clouds moving in right now few scattered light showers trying to pop up in the north bay golden gate bridge the remaining dry but tomorrow morning certainly could get wet as we head throughout the morning hours as you've got this cold front that is moving into the state it's a weak one and it's going to fall apart as it's coming to the bay area but just a couple of rain northern sonoma county right now on well more than all the way up to the north and that is going to be sliding sou

many months this question regarding the catalan president and their main leader which is riyadh to kara's he's in jail and another's are in a dial so for the cattle to scare a republican out we do the lefties in the brain that this party it's nothing near like they are already very upset about the situation but they also have been calling for dialogue so they say we will to corporate or sign chip if he. were as many other independent these party or people they say it they think this is a betrayal because meanwhile there is people in jail or in a dial or there is not a record least you know that many bad things happened here. in the 1st of october. i lead a referendum was carried on here in catalonia against the decision of the constitutional court. meanwhile this nothing of this is recognized they say they shouldn't make any agreement with the socialist party so it's at the independent this movement is right now divided in this sense because some of them like us going to republican or they will be given the support to better sign chip so he's been elected because as you know when the spai

david faber was very upset about this a good to debate - >> it was -- >> between kara fisher and davidbout whether or not this was an incentive or a rebate on taxes that were going to be paid you're a new york resident, contessa, all three of you are, how do you feel about this >> i'm curious about who was negotiating this that the deal that was presented to yaamazon s $800 million less than the initial offer d. amazon talk itself out of all the extra grants in the end it was $505 million for some -- to reimburse some construction costs of course we know they walked away from the deal anyway because of the political - >> are you glad they're not -- they're still going -- they're still going to come. that's the thing amazon will still be - >> yeah, it's not -- >> not to this scale i know >> look, a lot of the money would have been paid out provided that they provided the jobs and provided the taxes came to the coffer. there is not just here's your money -- this is not just here's your money, we hope it works out. these were incentives that had to have givebacks in terms of jobs >> like

we have consular officials who are on route to and kara, turkey at this moment and raining authoritiescated that they would be open to issuing visas so that consular assistance can be given on the ground. —— ankara, turkey. translation: there are consular officials who are oi'i there are consular officials who are on their way to turkey and iran has indicated that they would be open to issuing visas so that those people would be able to come to the site to support them stop it up when speaking with the iranian foreign minister, did he open to them canadians being part of the investigation? their air transport authority said that we had been invited. there has been an openness to canadian involvement in the investigation from the beginning expressed by the iranians but the minister will be holding a press comes in a few hours were he can answer those questions in more detail. prime minister, just on that same question, can you be able to more specific, how confident are you that canadian officials will be involved in this investigation? canadian expertise when it comes to air tragedies,

all the years or get own until i discovered when i added up my insurance premiums for that and for kara, for home, you are looking at one third of my net income going to insurance for average insurance. i do not know how people can make it or a young person getting started off, pay 30% added up, you have to buy their own. i never heard a politician and all the decades talk about what is affordable. or me, when i set my budget a bank, you get a loan, they want to look at if you have more than 30% in debt, you do not get a loan for a home. we do not talk about insurance. the cost. do not know if you are going to get covered or not, even if you are paying for it. mr. steyer: let me ask a question. i can talk about health insurance if you want me to talk broadly? >> the insurance, sure. and health insurance. mr. steyer: let's talk about health insurance. there has been discussion on the debate stage, i have had the same thing seven times between the same people. the basic thing they have been arguing is, should we have medicare for all or a public option where you countries getcare, but whe

that meant thomas kara who brought over the very first espresso machine after world war ii lost his home and his community and we lost our neighbors. that's why i'm supporting the fact that rent-controlled buildings should never be used for corporate rentals, vacation rentals, period. as well we need to get a handle on this. i would prefer only 10% being allowed in new developments, just like we had 10% for homeless people in buildings now. 10% should be adequate without it removing permanent residents from our city. thank you very much. i am so appreciative of supervisor peskin. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is brad hern with housing rights committee of san francisco. we strongly support this legislation. i want to highlight a particular example that we came across in our work with tenants. i want to make sure that you saw back in october 2019 an article that ran on tv and is on the internet as well. the reporter in that article profiled a rent-controlled building owned by s.f.'s largest landlord. that building was on 634 pal street. this is one of the many rent-con

early hearings help informed or legislative work, including the comprehensive addiction recovery act, kara, 21st country cures, act which authorizes see tarred decked -- billions more in federal appropriations, to fight treat and stop substance abuse and support access to mental health these efforts, culminated to signing the support act. the most recent statistics to the cdc. i'm pleased we have contained who are together on the space. it's important including by continuing our work on fentanyl. and with this important hearing today examining how the states are utilizing the funding. and the authorities provided by congress. there are so much more we can do together earlier this year. and harvey and commerce and republicans publishing request for information, about the substance use disorder, treatment industry, the builds off the patient brokering investigation that we conduct in the last conference, in this investigation brought us to the question, what is good treatment, and conversely, what is a bad treatment, which is a question posed by rfi the billions of dollars we are sending int

but kara walker is great, yeah, really wonderful. wonderful. >> yeah. >> hi. the university of chicago. i want to come back to -- some of you were touching on this. which is recovering the "otherness" of the past. of our students a realthey come in with thin -- that history is more relevant than ever and they want connections. [inaudible] ona feeling of losing out reconstruction and losing out. curious if you can talk about the kind of othernesses that you stress and what the benefits are. opened that can of worms, so i guess i have to say something smart about that. [laughter] >> i think, you know, for me, when i open up that issue, i think that -- in ways, it's kind of a question to the audience, is that, is that really a priority for us when we teach? i think that there are such toar and urgent reasons stress the continuities, right, in terms of the persistence of inequality and racism. and, of course, we need to address that, and, of course, also the legal and constitutional legacies of reconstruction are so powerful and important to the civil right moveme

kara scannell actually get through east san antonio road.t lane is open now while the right lane is still blocked between acorn and charleston. well palo alto police continue to collect evidence. we also just got an update about the victim. the man was shot once in the stomach area and is now in intensive care at a local hospital being treated for his injuries according to the police department. there are no suspects in custody's but police say they're actively investigating. at about 7:30 am, a tow truck came and took away a dark colored bmw from the scene, but we don't know how or if that is connected. the shooting happened at 3:00 i am in the business parking lot on east san antonio road and lake warren street. we talked to 2 men who say they worked with the man it was shot. rstandably upset. h because they told us the victim work at a business here. the two men we talked to earlier say this area is generally nice. they were surprised to hear about the shooting. to give you an idea of what is around here, there are apartment complexes, ma

he's been wonderful getting legislation going from kara and 24th century cures and the support act we just recently passed. it's also a bipartisan issue as you know because it's cutting across every part of our state in a pretty tragic way. i contend as a west virginian that the solutions coming from our state, from any county in our state, are now the solutions that found their way into the support act. the crisis response teams originated that idea originated in cable county. where i live in charleston, there's a program called handle with care. that's where the local police and the local deputies are you doing handle with care in mercer? yeah. it's if a child has an intervention in their home where someone has had a drug overdose or someone is getting arrested and johnny has to go back to school and is behind, hasn't slept, he's hungry and starts acting out in a classroom which you would do too, before johnny gets to the school, the deputies or city police called the principal and said johnny has had a rough night, handle him with care. it can really help. these are the solutions w