and when the intel provided by the us government says be on the lookout for a white kia and all the otheror this white kia that keeps rolling, it comes down to a split—second decision. the fact is we employed us military veterans who had served the country well and honourably, had been put through extensive vetting and training process including psychological evaluations, criminal background checks and weeks of additional training. we send them, we deploy them to iraq or afghanistan, wherever that was, and put under operational control of the us state department, performing under their rules of engagement. i asked you about regret and shame. i'm not hearing any of that from you today. of course. we paid salation payments to the families, extended we send them, we deploy them to iraq or afghanistan, wherever that was, and put under operational control of the us state department, performing under their rules of engagement. i asked you about regret and shame. i'm not hearing any of that from you today. of course. we paid salation payments to the families, extended condolences to the families

and when the intel provided by the us government says be on the lookout for a white kia, and all of the traffic circle stop, except for a white kia that keeps on rolling and keeps on rolling, it comes down to a split—second decision. the fact is we employed us military veterans who had served the country well and honourably, put them through extensive vetting and training process, including psychological evaluations, criminal background checks, and weeks of additional training. we send them, we deploy them to iraq or afghanistan, wherever that was, and put under operational control of the us state department, performing under their rules of engagement. i asked you about regret and shame. i'm not hearing any of that from you today. of course. we paid salation payments to the families, we've extended condolences to the families, but like i said, 85,000 iraqi civilians have been killed in iraqi since the nisour square incident... so... and war is a very dangerous place and it's very sad any time an innocent civilian is killed, it is very sad. and i've had over a0 of my men killed doing the

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former education secretary arne duncan on his book, he is interviewed by kia henderson. >> i don't know if voters make the connection between what politicians do and what happens in schools, how do we draw that line a little more clearly? >> we need voters to understand if we want more access. if we want to pay our teachers better. if we want to reduce dropout rates. if we want to make college more affordable. we have to get there by challenging and holding accountable our officials who we put in office. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span twos book tv. >> president trump spoke at a fundraising event for congresswoman kristi noem who is running for governor of south dakota. president spoke about the economy, immigration, and the construction of the wall in the u.s. mexico border. [applause]

from moscow geography has always been transit and secondary but not so much for constantin opel and kia for consumption opel for example its whole supremacy claim is based on the fact that the orthodox christianity was born. geographic locale and i think the ukrainians advancing a similar argument that. christians christians were there before moscow was event found it and why should than it has it have any demeaning and over us what's your response to that. should underline that there is no single bed in the early itself the russian orthodox church at some point was a part of the nature of constantinople them. it became without a surface church and it didn't ask for their consent and opal permission then i didn't ask for the permission of constantinople because that the preacher called for instance you know paul was in the union was wrong which according to the russian church was here is so the preacher core of consent in op was a hear a tick there was no one to ask listen from. by itself there is nothing bad in the it but the problem for the ukraine currently is that it is not the ukra

. >> reporter: the kia kaiser is mourning the loss of her four- year-old companion, a shepherd mix named layla. diagnosed with ptsd for kaiser layla was more than just a family pet could. >> i could be alone at home and i was fine. i can't do that. i can't even think about going back there right now with that sonata in t lanes of i9 80 near 580 in oakland driven by kaiser's friend, david i saw -- i felt on my neck like a giant fist. layla just flopped over. i said what's wrong? i looked down and saw the blood. >>> when he says the passengers side window shattered and he was hit in the neck by a bullet and in the chin. he says he never saw the shooter or a suspect vehicle and he cannot imagine he was targeted. he says layla took a bullet that might have killed him. >> she took a bullet in her shoulder and her hip, lower back. from where she was standing the shoulder one could have hit me. >>s life. if she wasn't standing there in the car when that happened he would probably either be dead or handicapped. >> reporter: layla was taken to an emergency hospital where she died sunday morning.

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as of september twenty fifteen islamic state as it's had named itself than was proceeding towards a kia and the remember very well special and one of the united nations staff and mr a warning against mass exodus from latter kiya if the i asked what stop massacring something our south is replacing the mass murdering of the i s with the support of russia we are now twenty eighteen and we were aware and we saw what happens in syria with the full support me and russia but may i mention is again how do you judge today i'll let you judge roll vision from what we have we have not only mr putin and mr a certain syria we have a proxy war that started in summer twenty eleven with a number of stakeholders and russia is one of those about a very important one mr assad couldn't continue his mass murdering without mr put in perhaps iran is also necessary but we are now in europe and put in as a very important player so again how do you judge put in zero will in this infernal i see russia as a partner in syria and we have said that several times we have said it's not only me it's the european union th

vicki holland is the new women's champion —— kia plant champion. —— vicky holland is the new women'sm the title in the final race of the season. and holland did just that on australia's gold coast early this morning — finishing in second place in the grand final guaranteed her the wrld title. alex gulrajani reports. dancing her way into the record books, for vicky holland, a title prize she never expected. itu world champion. that has quite a ring to it, doesn't it? i cannot believe it. i think it will take some time for that to sink in, especially the way the race panned out with that run — i cannot believe i got there. 0n the start line she knew what was needed. the american led the championship, beat her and take the title. in the water she made her intentions clear as they moved on to the bikes always looking bright for holland on the course where she helped england win a silver at the commonwealth games she looked at home. her transition from bike to run so seamless she found herself out in front, but company was not too far behind. her title challenger in her shadow. australia

as we head farther north, you can see a kia at 83. 82 for clearlake. here's the 7-day forecast. and what you can expect. check out tomorrow as we begin to warm things up. we're looking at mid 80s inland on wednesday there. upper 60s low 70s for the bay. low 60s along the coast. there we go with the heat for thursday. some of the warmer spot inland will be in the low 90s for thursday inland. mid-70s for the bay. low to mid 60s for the coast. still warm to end out the work week. we will slowly cool things down for the weekend and into early next week. that is look at weather, let's check in with sports with dennis. >>> and you remember the last time the giants actually won a game on the road? and the raiders coach is going to have more nightmares, more than he did last night. courtesy of number 52. 's latest primetime performance is next. >>> it takes about two seconds on twitter defined media. they are ripping gordon for trading khalil mack. if you didn't feel bad enough, check out khalil mack last night. seattle recovered the football. zach wilson got a six times. wilson was pic

kia lot of people are att him and his family and it is awfur: >> reporte negotiations around the hearing still ongoing. republicans moving the date to wednesday but with ford testifying first. she requested the opposite. as women speak out to defend ford -- >> i think survivors need to be heard andbe eved. >> reporter: and kavanaugh -- >> brett treated me and everyone know wit respect. >> reporter: republican senate leader mcconnell suggesting regardless of the hearing's outcome -- >> he will be on the united st >> reporter: reassuring conservatives they will have their man on the bench. and about that possible hearing, another detail with t two parties trying to reach theement, who will ask questions. senatorings wa senators want to see an outside lawyer doing the questioning. ford wants the lawmakersse thes. back to you. >> got to keep your eye on this and see where it lands. >> thank you. >>> three ntinwos,fa no adults in critical condition after a shocking stabbing at an overnight day care in new york city. >>> police found a butcher knife and a meat cleaver there at the scene. detai

. >> reporter: the kia kaiser is mourning the loss of her four- year-old companion, a shepherd mix named layla. diagnosed with ptsd for kaiser layla was more than just a family pet. >> i could be alone at home and i was fine. i can't do that but i can't even think about going back there right now with that just totally freaking out. >> reporter: on friday night layla was in the passenger's seat of a hyundai sonata in the eastbound lanes of i9 to 80 near 580 in oakland. driven by kaiser's friend, david freitag. >> i felt the impact on my neck like a giant fist. layla flopped over. i was like, what's wrong? i looked down and saw the blood. >> reporter: the passenger side window shattered and he was hit in the neck by a bullet and in the chin. he says he never saw the shooter or a suspect vehicle and he cannot imagine he was targeted. he said layla took a bullet that might have killed him. >> she took a bullet in the shoulder and in her hip, lower back. from where she was standing the shoulder one could have hit me. >> she saved my friends life. if she wasn't standing there in the car when

there was a situation that the owner cannot keep up with so we brought kia into the program and she ise.>>reporter: do you need a lot a foster? >> we do. stacy and her family is with us. they have foster 30 dogs. >>reporter: do you love foster? >> we love it. >> we definitely need fosters and we are a great organization. we also need a variety of volunteers. him out in the us.>>reporter: thank you. piper. i will see you later. you are a cute little puppy. do not go far for me. there are also rabbits appear. and plenty of cats as well because oakland animal shelter is also involved. this is kelly. thank you for being here. thank you for doing what you do. in your hand i want to show everyone at home. this is to me -- umi. >> he was brought to the owners backyard -- back door when he was a few days old. we put them in our amazing apostle program and he is now available for adoption. >>reporter: he is reaching out to everyone at home to say, please adopt me. very cute. this is a big weekend. you happen a part of this before at the alameda county fairgrounds. >> it is great collaboration b

and then on sunday, we have viva kia in san jose. a lot of people with their bikes.the whole area will be closed off for the bikers and skaters and anyone just wanting to get outside and enjoy the nice weather. later on during the afternoon, though, it's going to start to heat up. it's going to stay nice and cool in santa cruz this weekend. we start to see clouds and the fog return. highs reaching into the up per 60s and low 70s. and for the first day of fall, up to 89 degrees inland and a bit of a cooldown. but look what happens next week. we're still going to have summer blasting through the bay area with some mid 90s in the forecast for wednesday. so i'll keep you up to date on that, and hopefully you enjoy outdoor activities this weekend. marcus and kira? >> beautiful first weekend of fall. thanks. >>> fresh off the press there, a lot of people talking about this right now. the front pages of "san francisco chronicle," you see so many different languages, all pretty much saying, "we love" right there. >> we love. in 11 different languages. and this is trending ri

i actually absolutely greece witagree withsupervisor pose kia conversation on this topic is important. that is i didn't suppose sorted the previous resolution before this pop decision even qualified for the ballot back then. that was before this board of supervisors. given that though, and now that proposition 10 has qualified, and knowing the district that i represent, it has been a very challenging conversation, especially as someone who has benefited from rent control as a tenant. i have cringed when i have even received rent increases of $50 a month. and i can't even imagine what people go through when they see their rent increase by thousands of dollars. however, in my role, i have to separate myself and personal experiences from my role as a supervisor. one of the things i come across regularly over the course of the years as a supervisor, is that when i ask people, you know, why are you not creating an inlaw unit in your home? why are you not doing this or that? the answer i always, always get is can you please change rent control. i say i cannot do that. but that is, unfortuna

>> well, kia drecan i address t treason thing first? >> sure. >> this is ridiculous. whenever anybody undermines and challenges says treason. what did he commit when he was doing the whole birther thing with obama isn't that the very definition of treason as donald trump defines it? >> what do you say? >> well, i think what's happening here that's interesting is that we're going from the content and it's shifting very quickly to the anonymity of the source. i actually want to ask frank about this. >> oh, oh. >> what kind of debate is there at the times about this? >> to be honest, this was a really, really closely held piece of information. it was a close circle making the decision. >> sure. can you speak for yourself? >> i think reasonable people can differ on what happened here, but i do think that the white house, sarah sanders in particular, has engaged in a lot of deflection and miss direction here. they're trying to make the story a media ethics, media malfeasance story. i find that outrage us when the content of this op-ed -- totally directly echoing the woodwa

he's interviewed by kia henderson, former chancellor of the district of columbia public schools. "after words" his weekly interview program with relevant guest host interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> i'm excited to be here with former secretary arne duncan who is not just one of the most influential us secretaries of education in our time but become a good friend. welcome. >> guest: three thrilled to be with you. it's been a while be what you have a new book out. >> guest: i do. >> host: tell us about the impetus of writing this book is where you writing it for. >> guest: trying to reflect on the long journey and successes of failures and what worked and what didn't i learned along the way. it's less policy that maybe i would've liked to have done, more stories and data. honestly, trying to write to the parent, citizens, to voters insane as a country we need to rally behind this in a way that i don't think we have. i've loved your sense of urgency and working with you in the nation needs more that. if i can challenge people to wake up and think about

those are calls for which th people can be held not quite under oath, but they can be considered some kia of perjury if you lie on those calls. usually democrats and repuicans are both aff members on those calls. in this case just republicans. >> woodruff: marcia coyle, you, in fact, i wasro also und at the time of the thos, clarence thomas-anita hill hearings in 19918 wha parallels do you see with that time? >> i think in terms of similarities, you have obviously two women making serious claimsn against republupreme court nominees. you... i actuany thithe differences are stronger, but anottr similarity would be th both women have taken polygraph ests. i know thatey're not respected much in a court of law, but on the other hand, it's a good-faith gesture in trying to show that you are somewhat credible. but in terms of the differences, they're rather stark. the claim being made by dr. blay is money more serious than what profsor his accused clarenc thomas of. professor hill was bringing a sexual harassment claim. there was no evidence of any violence, physical touching or anything like th

she bodies being strewn in at the deep end and asked to help in the kia to you to show you how the women she's a girl who's fallen out of a second floor window. and hit her head i'm responsible for making sure that the imaging that's when our president her gets done making sure that her parents are updated with what's been happening. making sure that we update her file on our chart so that it's reflective of the progress that she's made while she's been here environment's not know it's just a little bit of trepidation when you haven't met any of the patients and you know like ok help solve problems in the middle of their care and they're like i know nothing of both. i just wanted to check in with eve so i wasn't sure how much she had been told so far were noticed a bit of a deviation with one of her neck bones so i want to be completely sure that there's nothing else going on so that's why they're going for the m.r.i. making sure that everything's as it should be and any question is come up at any point in time in here all they grab me and grab any of the other people as you know and i'm

she bodies been thrown in at the deep end and asked to help in the kia to you to show you how the women she's a girl who's fallen out of a second floor window. and hit her head i am responsible for making sure that the imaging that's in our past it ever gets done making sure that her parents are updated with what's been happening. making sure that we update her file on our chart so that it's reflective of the progress that she's made while she's been here environment's not know it's just a little bit of trepidation when you haven't met any of the patients and you know like ok help solve problems in the middle of their care and they're like i know nothing of both. i just wanted to check in with eve so i wasn't sure how much she had been told so far were noticed a bit of a deviation with one of her neck bones so i want to be completely sure that there's nothing else going on so that's why i'm going for the m.r.i. making sure that everything's as it should be if any questions come up at any point in time in here are they grabbed me by any of the other people as you know that i'm here for a

argentina's former president cristina kia scherr has appeared in court to answer more questions related to money laundering the sixty five year old denied all knowledge of the scheme which saw sixty million dollars allegedly moved offshore and then back into the country she's recently appeared in court in a separate case in which she's accused of receiving tens of millions of dollars in bribes well our last an america editor of the new and joins us live now from when those irish so just remind us again give us more detail about what happened today when kitchener went to court hello barbara well this is the sixth or seventh time i've actually lost count of that the former president has had to go to court to hear the charges against her of various types of corruption but this is certainly the strongest case that has been built so far and from the very first time the judge has actually asked that the president be imprisoned while a preventative detention is called while she stands trial she is being accused according to the prosecution of having been the leader of the so-called elicit to o

he is interviewed by kia henderson. >> i don't know if voters make the connections.in schools. how do we try that line more clearly? voters to understand if we want more access to pre-k. reduce dropout rates. we have to get there by challenging and holding accountable elected officials. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern. the c-span bus is traveling 50oss the country on our capitals to her. ferry toed by fairy -- juneau, alaska. with our guest, charles schneider. on wednesday, the british criminalts announced charges against two russian nationals. involvement ined the killings. link e haley chaired haley chairedikki a meeting on the issue. this is 35 minutes. ms. haley: this morning the security couil

is hondo, toyota, kia. they supply for everyone in the u.s. they key thing is when they move offshore, they don't come back. chain,eeping the supply my guess is you agree on this. having a well and highly skilled workforce in the u.s. is key to keeping the supply chain? >> can i answer that question? i will go back to my testimony earlier. ofalked about 100 years manufacturing in spartanburg and south carolina. we were used to a protectionist state. our state designed tax laws to keep industry out, to protect the home team, the textile manufacturing in the upstate, the agricultural industry in the lower part of the state. i grew up in a small tobacco farm where the floods are now hitting. i'm praying about all those folks, but that state's tax set up for a-60 years was designed to keep his other -- the other companies out. the first international company was michelin in 1978 outside of the textile manufacturing equipment and suppliers. since that date we have changed our community. our focus is on education. it was not supportive of education

today, we sell toyota, honda, lexus, kia, hyundai, nissan and audi and we employ over 500 people in indiana, kentucky, and tennessee. now a fourth generation, my daughter mckenzie, has entered the business with us. i've given you my background just so you know that i really understand the retail car business. it's what i love. but why am i here? because i was stunned to read that the u.s. department of commerce opened an investigation into whether imported cars and automotive parts pose a threat to our national security. so, i had to come to washington to fight for my industry, to fight for my family. i used to think if i worked hard and i kept my expenses in line and took care of my customers that i could at least get by. but if the 25% tax is levied on imported vehicles and parts, it won't matter how good a car dealer i am. people can't or won't buy cars. they would just be too expensive. affordability concerns are not new to our industry. over the past 20 years, the average cost of a car has risen 35% while household income has grown only 3%. and let me dispel a popular myth. all cars so

he's interviewed by kia henderson, former chancellor of the district of columbia public schools. "after words" his weekly interview program with relevant guest host interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work.

it's honda, toyota, kia, you name it, you know, those suppliers supply for everybody in the united states. when they move offshore, they don't come back. >> in keeping the supply chain, i guess you agree on this, too. having a well and highly skilled work force in the united states is key to keeping that supply chain. is that right? >> can i have answer that? >> yes. >> i'm going back to my testimony earlier. i talked about 100 years of manufacturing in south carolina. our state was designed and tax laws designed to keep industry out. to protect the home team. the agricultural, you know, industry in the lower part of the state. i grew up on a small tobacco farm where the floods are hitting. praying about those folks. but that state's tax set up was designed to keep those other companies out. the first international company was michaelian. since that date, you know, we've changed our community. i mentioned earlier our focus is on education. it wasn't supportive of education those hundred years that we operated in a closed environment. it wasn't important for a family member to get a high s