enterprise managing the port we're keeping control of the port that's something the port authority is kevin harry also wants to see. but then we importantly we've been servicing interest on this loan for the past 4 years and we believe that we have a capacity. for what develops to see what should be able to allow us to do that. well this isn't operating anywhere near full capacity yet even though the logistic sector is growing namibia's economy is mired in recession that's also affecting the port meaning the outlook is still not the brightest. eyes are now. on the. wall. i'm not laughing at the damage well enough sometimes i am but most end up in where the real german thinks deep into the german culture looking at the stereotype of quechua but in a single scene of the country that i now live. near mute it seems ridiculous drama day after you know it's all that good bob look i might show join me for meet the gentleman from b.w. . horst. the quiet melody resounds michael white of the mom. and did some repeat reasoning to women it's. the mind and the music. brain tovan 1st 12019 from september 6th t

enterprise managing the ports keeping control of the port that's something the port authorities kevin harry also wants to see. but then we importantly we've been servicing interest on this loan for the past 4 years and we believe that we have a. serious look forward to develops to see what you'd be able to allow us to do that. well this isn't operating anywhere near full capacity yet even though the logistic sector is growing namibia's economy is mired in recession that's also affecting the port meaning the outlook is still not the brightest. for now. we'll germany's car industry survives. mobility is picking up speed. around the world the market but he calls it. but germany has been putting on the brakes. the automotive powerhouse is stuck in the slow lane. running on and to. posts. go to. the world has a bit less plastic when tableware is edible. and afghan women refugees have jobs. this is what the drama is doing. it's a project started by students in new delhi. new sort of potential in that idea. for swing votes in. 60 minutes. raising people straight for some little indication of. when

that something the port authority is kevin harry also wants to see. this is a valid concern but then we important we've been seriously into it on this loan for the past 4 years and we believe we've got a positive. series this along with what develops to see what should be able to allow us to do that. well this isn't operating anywhere near full capacity yet even though the logistic sector is growing namibia's economy is mired in recession that's also affecting the port meaning the outlook is still not the brightest. corresponded i found this report joins us now. we hear that a lot these days big projects built and often at this party financed by the chinese and everybody seems to be worried that they might take over in the end this is concerned justified in this particular case. i would say in the case of the number being bought not really because it is not a bilateral loan agreements between china it is a loan that was facilitated by the african development bank so it is not there yes a chinese company is building was building this this terminal at t

kevin? >> harris, good to be with you. the president will get a briefing late this afternoon, along the southern border, as he tries to get more information about the effort to curb the illegal migration across the southern border to the golden state of california. but he is still tweeting about that "new york times" story. let me take you to twitter and show just a bit of what the president had to say about it. this is a story that's not going away, despite what the writers of the peace would like to do. that is to move on. among other things, that "the new york times" is now blaming an editor for the horrible mistake they made in trying to destroy or influence justice brett kavanaugh. "it wasn't the editor, the times and everything. they are sick and desperate. losing in so many ways." now the two reporters on that piece, they wrote the book. it's called "the education of brett kavanaugh: an investigation." they suggest that some 30 years ago, then-student brett kavanaugh acted inappropriate toward another student, that

. >> harris: kevin? admission from someone whose profession is to advise the other side. you know who agrees with him? the chairman emeritus of a little law school called harvard university. alan dershowitz, who told me this morning that the stuff in the transcript this morning was devastating for the democrats. it doesn't have anything impeachable and nothing crimina criminal. it's not an immature saying that. >> let's be clear, i'm a tactician. i'm not stark about anything. that's my professional judgment as a political consultant. that's my business. i'm not an ideologue. >> harris: why does this keep happening to the democrats? you can point to the bob mueller report and say there was so much buildup, for the facts not to match all of that emotion, it was more than a letdown. it was damaging for democrats. that could happen here. they could have waited 72 hours. >> they could have waited, but they are so anxious to do with where the monies coming from. it's coming from new york and california, and th

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max harris was acquitted and derrick coleman a well his future is still up in the air. chief assistant district attorney kevin dunn levy spoke on district attorney nancy o'malley is behalf she was not here because of a scheduling conflict. he says that his office represented the 36 families involved in this case to the best of their ability they feel for those families as for how they move forward with they'll have to decide that in the coming weeks since the beginning of this case. with families. the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy. >>still remains our focus and that will be our focus going forward. as we go forward if we understand that the jury had a split verdict or a hung jury again sir mister armey not we're going to evaluate. in the evidence that came out from this case. we're going to take into account. discussions that jurors may have had with are trial lawyers. and we will evaluate and go forward only the statement was briefly only spoke for a minute or 2 and he did not answer any questions some of the family members of the victims were in attendance, one of them alex vega's mother.

. >> harris: i hear you saying that and our own kevin corke said some of these were sold on the black market. would it be a good idea as well to look at the devices? i know you are advocating for a position here because you are the president that looks at the millions of people who are using vaping, with the vaping association. the president and the health officials have the responsibility to look at how the actual mechanism is being used. yes, we would agree that the product, some of them are being bought on the black market and we know that from our own reporting. but i specifically asked about children because that's where the white house focus is as we well. >> no children, no youth, no young adults. >> harris: do they need to change a restriction on age for people buying those things? >> tobacco 21 which is what senator mitch mcconnell has supported and congress is a much better option than banning and prohibiting sales to adults because we know from the history of marijuana and the history of alcohol prohibition in this country, prohibition does not work. you need reasonable reg

charles: kamala harris blasted warren for doing big money events. kevink this suggests that warren obviously has the momentum and moderates are afraid. >> charles, you're right. it doesn't pay in this case with senator warren to be closing in on the top contender, vice president, former vice president joe biden. when you're on top you take the incoming. as you saw in houston last week, i was there for the debate. serious questions how senator sanders and senator warren plan to pay for the big-ticket items like the "green new deal" and health care reform. there are valid questions need to be asked and answered as we go throughout the process on our side. charles: we said money doesn't matter when it comes to saving the planet, right? beverly, kevin, thank you both very much appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. have a good weekend. charles: coming up a big interview with one of the three dissenters to the fed rate cut. edward lawrence goes one-on-one with eric rosengren next. and what it means for your money coming up ♪ be working harder. that's why your c

david: kamala harris was aggressive last night, but i had a sense she used some canned lines. did you have that sense? kevink to the strategists about that, the criticism the harris campaign is gathering at this point is that she can't pick a policy position and stick with it. she's tried to carve out this position that she would be able to unify the more progressive wing, butthe centrist her plans have been attacked by all sides for either being too far to the left were not centrist enough, so she struggled after that strong debate show performance in miami. she tried to restart some of that momentum last night. there's going to be pressure as we head into the next round of the debates in ohio. tonighting to be a debate, but if candidates start to drop out, the pressure might be on former hud secretary castro following that performance last night. virtually all of the candidates admitted he was a bit out of line with that exchange with joe biden. senator klobuchar could make a case for that centrist lane as well. david: great reporting from houston on that. that is kevin cirilli reporting from houston. com

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harry. all smiles as he's answering phones trading bonds for charity. >> good morning. >> bring on the memes. >> when the queen tells you her pizza topping, can you hear me now? >> kevinur refrigerator running. >> you got jokes? they forgot one. oh, man, brooke. >> you got jokes too. >>> "the masked singer" back two weeks from today and we're getting you ready. >> how they're revealing it for season two? plus will 90210 be back for more. we're grilling tori spelling and jennie garth. they're on stage next. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, it's tori spelling. >> tori spelling surprised us last season on "the masked singer" when she revealed herself as the unicorn. second season premiers two weeks from tonight. tori and her 90210 bestie jennie garth join us now. will you be watching? >> of course. the costumes look amazing. >> did you get to keep the unicorn? >> no. >> so what kind of magic is in store for season two. our lauren zima found out. >> i'm lauren zima. we are here on "the masked singer" season two premiere carpet and you guys this show has it all. tears, jaw dropping moments, famous faces and fashion. ♪ i'm too sexy for my shir

harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >>> still to come, a comed seriously hurt in a crash. kevin hart involved in an accident in southern california. we have the circumstances and his condition. >>> plus, the pope's predicament. he was late to mass today. thanks to an unexpected problem. good heavens. we'll tell you all about it, next. >>> we had a very warm weekend. we have a clear night in through the inland valleys, and i'll have a look at some of the hotter temps expected through tomorrow, and how long this stretch of heat will last and when a cooldown is on the way. details coming up. >>> new video shows the rescue of a man after he spent 24 hours along on a hiking trail. he got stuck near the el dorado national forest last week. the chp rescue crew had to use a helicopter to reach him. it's a story that could happen to any of us. you see the hiker in the middle of the screen, waving his arms right there. rescue crews say the man went camping with his family, decided to go on a hike alone, hiked alone, got lost. alpine county sheriff's office and the highway patrol got calle

max harris was acquitted and derrick coleman a well his future is still up in the air. chief assistant district attorney kevin spoke on district attorney nancy o'malley is be have she was not here because of a scheduling conflict. he says that his office represented the 36 families involved in this case to the best of their ability they feel for those families as for how they move forward with they'll have to decide that in the coming weeks since the beginning of this case. with the families. the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy. >>still remains our focus and that will be our focus going forward. as we go forward if we understand that the jury had a verdict or a hung jury again sir mister armey not we're going to evaluate. in the evidence that came out from this case we're going to take into account. discussions that jurors may have had with are trial lawyers. and we will evaluate and go forward only the statement was briefly only spoke for a mivute or 2 and he did not answer any questions some of the family members of the victims were in attendance, one of them alex vega's mother. >>and when

max harris was acquitted and derrick coleman a well his future is still up in the air. chief assistant district attorney kevin dunn levy spoke on district attorney nancy o'malley is behalf she was not here because of a scheduling conflict. he says that his office represented the 36 families involved in this case to the best of their ability they feel for those families as for how they move forward with they'll have to the side that in the coming weeks since the beginning of this case. >>with the families. the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy. still remains our focus and that will be our focus going forward. as we go forward if we understand that the jury had a split verdict or a hung jury again sir mister armey not we're going to evaluate. in the evidence that came out from this case we're going to take into account. discussions that jurors may have had with are trial lawyers. and we will evaluate and go forward only the statement was briefly only spoke for a minute or 2 and he did not answer any questions some of the family members of the victims were in attendance, one of them alex vega's mo

kevin. >>> two officials were told in 2017 he was not concerned about russia's interference in the 2016 election. >>> with us on the phone is shane harris, a national intelligence and security correspondent from the "washington post." shane, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> let's start here with the content, and then we'll get to how they tried to restrict access to it. theed the administration if not the president himself have tried really hard to convince the american people that keeping russia from interfering in a 2020 election was a priority of this administration, a priority of this president. but your reporting would suggest that as far back as far as may of 2017 the president really didn't even care. >> that's right. that's essentially what he told these two senior russian officials in the oval office from what at the time you'll recall was kind of an extraordinary meeting, giving all of the attention on trump and the russian investigations and the fbi investigation that was going on. i said to these two men essentially and it was conflating what russia did in 2016 with what the president perceives to be efforts by

harry houdini, who died in 1926. he wanted to reveal himself to his wife once a year. >> let's reset. in august 2012, two former actors -- keviny and peter barton -- each receive a letter informing them they are the co-inheritors of the estate of someone named ray fulk. ray had never met either of them. leaving a huge amount of money to someone you've never met sounds more than eccentric, which leads me to a question for ray's attorney -- don behle. it says, as every will does, "ray fulk, of lincoln, illinois, being of sound and disposing mind and memory." was he? >> yes. he knew what he owned. he may have been odd, but he was of sound mind. >> my next stop is southern california to meet kevin brophy. >> my name is kevin brophy, and in 2012, i received a letter that was really about to change my life. >> it's here in the land of sun, surf, and palm trees kevin started his career more than 30 years ago. >> this is an episode of "lucan." he was a boy raised by wolves. that was the premise of the pilot, and the pilot went to 12 episodes over a two-year period. >> as so many actors will say, it was a good ride while it lasted. it

harris chose not to run again and that is when dan bishop, sean penn, belatedly has been settled tonight. >> live in battleground north carolina, thanks a lot. house republican leader kevinmccarthy issuing the statement tonight north koreans sent a message to reject democrats job killing socialist agenda in support of those who wish to foster a freer more prosperous nation. our next guest is from the purple state, pam bondi and north carolina district 9 congressman elect dan bishop will be with us in a moment. donald trump made clear he wanted a win. he put it on the line last night. listen to this. >> democrats are the party of high taxes, high crime, open borders, late-term abortion and socialism. they are socialists. the republican party is the party of the american worker, the american family and the american dream. >> congressman elect with us, congratulations this evening on this huge win in this runoff. your thoughts tonight. >> it has been a terrific night, we had a resounding win and we owe a great deal to the president of the united states who has committed himself to this race at a time when it wasn't clear. i entered this race 6 months ago, we had a primary,

harris, pete joe to judge -- pete buttigieg, beto o'rourke, and others. it will be interesting to cf any of those candidates get a bump in the polls in the days and weeks ahead. vonnie: kevind the candidates shake out? there was obviously a protest at one point in the room for biden. he didn't seem to make any major mistakes. did he come out of this all in one piece and still at the top of the polls? kevin: i think he does. campaign isbiden flexing its political muscle this morning. they feel they had a strong showing. he's going to continue to fund raise. you saw that their political elbows were sharpened leading into the debate and some other attacks against -- debate in some of their attacks against lisbeth warren. -- against elizabeth warren. vonnie: kevin, thank you. guy: let's turn to british politics now. the chancellor of the exchequer says he's increasingly optimistic about getting a deal with the eu, and he surged both sides to "knuckle down." he spoke to bloomberg's maria tadeo in helsinki. >> we want to have a general election. i hope it comes sooner rather than later, but when it comes to that election, the conservative party doesn't need an alliance with any

harris. >>> there is a major shakeup underway this morning at e-cigarette giant juul labs, the company ceo kevinwill immediately suspend all broadcast, print, and digital advertising in the united states. the company says it has taken great strides to offer juul as an alternative for adult smokers, but finds the levels of youth vaping have reached unacceptable levels. >>> 8:05 we've got the news, and i know you have a good boost today. >> this is a perfect boost, a 10-year-old girl named ryan thought she would have to miss her class hiking trip. the little girl has spina bifida, and the trails were too rugged for her wheelchair, a teacher she barely knew offered a solution, he offered to carry her in a special backpack. they explored a fossil bed ryan's mom said the act of kindness melted her heart. the picture she put on facebook went viral, proof there's always good people out there. >> i love that literally puts her on his back how sweet is that. >>> got a lot more to get to this morning, including an honest conversation on aging maria shriver sits down and has a frank topic with what women f

harris just now putting his defense r rward. what are the otuse members you're talking to saying about all this? >> just in the past few minutese we havn responses from house repuican leader kevinarthy and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. both of them are putting out a message thatheyink this is another attempt to overturn the trump presidency from their point of view. it's important that mccarthy he's saying that doesn'tr. think nancy pelosi has the power to declare this an offial inquiry, that to do that the full house some 're going to see some real process debate coming up, but i tink wheyou talk about the merits, more importantly, william, there seem to be two main camps of republicans, those ar dented defenders of the president as we ard from a few mutes ago. but most republicans are not sure what to make of. this one of the more philosophical members i talked to, max thornberry, towed me he is concerned about what this does for the dialogue to the country and that if there is just a continuing sho uting over impeachment, he's not sure how one issue over another cn be separated. so there's a little concern about what this could do for a divide. >> brangham: we ce

kevin: you will see strong this coming from biden and sanders and warren. if warren crumbles, she could have a damp. senator harrissurgenceng for a but has had a difficult last couple of months. we will look to see whether another candidate catches fire tonight in houston. tom: it will be a long day and ciri for mr. surreally -- lli. right now, our first word news. viviana: huawei technologies adding a trio of well-connected lobbyists in washington to persuade the trump administration to take it off a blacklist. company executives deny allegations its equipment could be used for spying by beijing. a victory for president trump a signature issue. the supreme court said the government can enforce the law -- who files for asylum. the u.s. supreme court lifted the delay. putas piketty's bestseller -- his new bestseller explains how the governor -- government should release -- eliminate billionaires. it is more than 1200 pages long. thanapital has sold more 2.5 million copies. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am v

harry litman, matt miller, susan page, thanks to you as well. in terms of how congressional republicans appear to be prepared to push back on this impeachment inquiry, this is what house minority leader kevin mccarthy, this is what he said about that this morning. >> it was a dark day for the rule of law that the speaker of the house would claim a president violated the law without ever having any information to judge it on. >> we know that house democrats have been indulging their impeachment obsession for nearly three years now. a never-ending impeachment parade in search of a rationale. >> msnbc political analyst alleys jordan is with me, former aide to the jork w. bush white house. thank you for being here. it would seem as if the argument that the leadership is making so far is an argument about procedure. what can we glean, if anything, from that being the argument right out of the gate from republicans? >> it's going to be very hard to defend a president who is using his official position for personal gain. we're not discussing what was released in this memorandum from the white house. we're discussing procedure, decorum, a very funny topic to discuss in relation to donald trump who