lance kirkpatrick took the stand.and kim, she never kicked him out as derrick claimed. he simply chose to live elsewhere. he sat down with "dateline" to explain. >> we were still friends at this point. just because i wasn't living with him, i decided not to go, you know, to stay there. doesn't mean we stop being friends. >> he told an entirely different story about that morning. he said he went to the dorsey's because of the big football game that saturday. >> i went over there to get my georgia jersey which i left over there before which i thought i left over there. kim answered the door and let him in, he said, for a while, he played pool upstairs then came down to talk to her. he felt sorry for her. >> she didn't have friends. she didn't go out. >> she was suffering from depression? >> yes, she was. she was very self conscious about her weight. >> you saw that? >> oh, yeah. >> he started watching a porn movie on that big entertainment system. he said kim wasn't interested in the show but she was interested in him a

lance price and helen brand thank you very much. my hope we will see you very much.t pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, helen brand and lance price. goodbye. good evening. here's your latest sports news. we will start with the most remarkable night at stamford bridge in the champions league this evening. at one stage chelsea were 4—1 down in their tie against ajax. but momentum swung in the second half, when the visitors had two men sent off, chelsea fought back, levelled it at 4—11 and at one stage. they thought they had won it. our reporter rhia chohan had the tricky task of condensing it all for us. under the lights of stamford bridge, chelsea had the chance to go three points clear ajax in their group, but it started badly. the faintest of touches and tammy abraham put his side behind afterjust two minutes. and it looked to be getting much worse, when hakim ziyech hit this beauty they went thre

nice job, lance. that's good stuff. so stay tuned for more as "asian pacific american" eats.p is my favorite, mochi. benkyodo in san frci now we'll show viewers how rice undergoes different cooking processes: the steaming, the rolling, the pounding, to then become mochi. watch. mike: it may look like an empty diner out front, but in the back ricky and bobby okamura are very hard at work before most of san francisco even has their morning coffee. since 1906, benkyodo has been serving fresh japanese rice cakes, known as mochi, to the san francisco community. it's their confections that win affection. bobby okamura: we're in 110th year of operation. it was started by our grandfather back in 1906 and it continued on to our--my dad and--mom that got the all the--many years. and now me and my brother are third generations to take over. so it's 100--110 years december 2016. ke took us back to the kitchen for a peek at their morning routine. bobby: previous night, we sold the rice, the sweet rice. and the following morning, we loaded up close to 8 pounds of rice to the wooden contain

land management say the activists or the country's environmental law forbids the look made on with lance continue to offer land for sale. the legal aspect. concerning wetlands is really very important and needs to be address very urgently. at the moment we are working in an environment where. the legal aspects are not being known are not aligned his loopholes are currently being used. to develop plans through petitions and court challenges the trust has now meant to stop developments or not politically with lance within the capital cities limit. since it is held up as an example of conservation and restriction it's important record accurate data to work. and to publicize the fact that the ecosystem is functioning the way chewed again. is instruments are called up his own meters they're used to measure. underground water is where is or tell me wells it gives us the fluctuations that happens during the course of the differences and. israelis are to monitor that there is no much obstruction or far order within these wetlands. but challenges remain with plants are often used as dumping groun

this all happened, but the president's hands are clean, they were people free-lancing. >> part of whathe republicans are going to do is just throw up a lot of attempts to kind of muddy the waters. there's a wonderful moment in one of the transcripts of the bill taylor deposition where he testifies about something that the president said to zelensky, the president of ukraine, and lee stops him and says wait a minute, your testimony is that this person said to that person and that person said to that person and isn't that right where your information comes from. and taylor says that's correct. and that's the kind of muddying the waters, making it clear that a lot of these conversations that these people are testifying to are second-hand or third-hand and they're going to hope that that clouds the information that we've all seen. >> that's why trump probably doesn't really want mulvaney to go up there or john bolton. >> or mulvaney's chief of staff or deputy at the office of management and budget. so the president likes to say read the transcript. he's trying to make this about one transc

connell: lance ulanoff. wire.com editor-in-chief. lance you follow the industry.y they could have done more. should have done more? how does this look for twitter. >> i don't like the way this story sounds. we have a lot of tools protecting private information on twitter signing up. we have two factor authentication. i know tweets are public but i don't like someone in the company may have accessed files that no one else is supposed to see except those in there. twitter's response, we have tools to protect your privacy, didn't say much about it. i think we'll have to keep watching this to see what we learn about it. it is just, how can we protect our data, if people on the inside are looking potentially for ways to sell it to someone? connell: thinking you talked about how much, employees at twitter, other social media companies might know about us. jackie mentioned email addresses, dates of birth, a lot of companies have that information for better or worse. social media companies, would employees access you searched for, what tweet you clicked on, that would tel

ceo of the association of chartered certified accountants, helen brand, and political commentator lance stay with us for that. good evening, welcome to bbc news. on the eve of the launch of the conservative election campaign, a member of boris johnson's cabinet, alun cairns, the welsh secretary, has been urged to resign, by a victim of rape. the victim, who can't be named, says mr cairns should step down because of his links to a man who sabotaged her trial. ross england, who served as an aide to the welsh secretary, was heavily criticised by a judge for his role in wrecking the trial last year. mr england was subsequently selected as a conservative candidate for the welsh assembly in 2021. mr cairns had denied knowledge of the events. but bbc news has seen an e—mail sent to him, mentioning the issue. our wales political editor felicity evans has the story. alun cairns arriving at the last cabinet meeting before the election, just hours before he faced calls for his resignation. he has been under pressure over what he knew about this man, ross england, a former aide who was a witness in

the brazil the list is so long and it's getting longer i don't think as a writer from such mother lance we have the luxury of being nonpolitical. we can say i'm only going to write my stories and not really think about what's happening outside the window but one thing that draws my attention is especially after the year 2016 i think more and more western authors to be done to feel maybe the urgency to speak up because we've seen how country after country democracy can die that history can go backwards it doesn't always necessarily go forward and you of course spoken so powerful in eloquently about the need to be vocal in our crude cism on what happens to the human souls if we do not criticize tyranny i'm very glad i was starting with the very language of the storyteller let me use this appropriately to say that. nora it is just a story to have a storyteller as a historian is a psychologist is a philosopher is a builder is a creative person so i'm very happy identifying ourselves here it's about our storytellers you started off on a very difficult soul searching subject which is what is

it seems a rather unfair fight lance against them other. lives for themselves markedly well. i'll give a good. in 60 minutes to. be taken personally i went with the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true for. my. sake of more than football longline. we cycle to work by fair trade coffee and new screen electricity but when it comes to finance a few of us think about the environmental and social aspects.

strategy is to throw one, two, or three of these men under the bus and suggest that they're free-lancing. that they were working on their own. that donald trump himself wasn't looking for a quid pro quo. didn't direct it and didn't authorize it. "the washington post" reports republicans are so in doubt about whether sondland, giuliani, and mulvaney were actually representing the president or free-lancing to pursue their own agendas. the gop is effectively offering up all three to be fall guys. all right. joining me now, nbc news correspondent leanne caldwell who's been digging through these transcripts. leanne, so much i want to deal with here. the first one is about jim jordan temporarily going on to the intel committee because it will arguably add more transparency to it. that's not what jim jordan's there for. jim jordan likes the tv cameras. he's always got a comment. he is aggressive. and that's not what the ranking republican on that committee was doing, devon nunez. >> right. and jim jordan, he is an attack dog. devon nunez is going to stay on this committee but jim jordan is an e

the papers — our reviewers tonight are the ceo of the acca, helen brand, and political commentator lance's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and a warm welcome to sportsday with me, ben croucher. these are your tuesday headlines. a £5 million fine and a 35 point deduction. that could be the punishment awaiting saracens after breaking rules on players salaries. genk are waiting for liverpool in the champions league tonight — they know victory at anfield will go a long way to qualifying for the knockout stages. and new zealand didn't have to wait long for wickets to fall in the third t20 international. we'll show you how five of them fell in no time at all in nelson. also on sportsday this evening... a heroes welcome injohannesberg for south africa's world champions. we'll start with one of the biggest stories in english rugby history. saracens, the dominant force over the last few years, reigning premiership and european champions have been hit with a 35 point deduction and a fine of over £5 million. it comes after a nine month investigation found they

helen brand and lance price will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers, and don'tont pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc dot co uk forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you and goodbye. hello, good evening. dry and bright as the fog clears the way, a few showers peppering on the east coast as we extend to the sunshine across eastern areas, a line of showers in the sea with one of rain as we continue to push northwards and eastwards on the high ground, a dryer slot in the next band of rain which will be in western areas later on and it is going to be a chilly day. rain band pushes further north and merges with the one you have it, so could be quite wet on thursday across central and northern and eastern areas and blustery showers in the south and over the high ground. thursday though, this area of low pressure parked on top of the uk which is associated with the front which can be very wet across central and eastern portions of the uk

certified accountants and the political commentator & former labour party director of communications, lancefront page of the metro leads with the rapper stormzy, who's calling forjacob rees—mogg to resign over comments he made about the grenfell tower fire. the ft has a story about a row between sajid javid and the cabinet secretary mark sedwill, after the chancellor was barred from releasing analysis showing the pricing of labour pledges. the prime minister launches the conservative party's general election campaign — on the front page of the telegraph. the mirror leads with the pilot of a new dna test for serious health conditions which it's hoped could save the lives of thousands of children. the guardian headlines the backlash overjacob rees mogg's comments — despite the cabinet minister issuing a ‘profound apology‘. the mail leads with the rmt strike which will affect trains across the south western rail network throughout december. and according to the times the chinese government has put pressure on uk universites to curb criticism of its regime.

quit pro quo for ukraine to announce investigations into his political rivals and dissidents sent lance told the investigators today that the quid pro quo came from donald trump's trustable lawyer rudy giuliani but he also said that the charms inner circle was were a were of what was going on as secretary of state pompei o or even vice president mike pence sandland also told the investigators that all of them trying to push ukraine to this quit pro quo to announce investigations into political rivals that all of them were acting at the president orders at his direction so this is very very damning testimony for president donald trump now it's important to understand the way these proceedings work these are house proceedings where democrats have a majority if this is to go anywhere it has to get passed by the the senate where the republicans the president's republicans have the majority is the only side of this testimony changing the numbers in the senate. not yet and i think it's too early to answer the question if the senators are going to turn on president trump because we need to kee

. >> también veremos cuando se lance la advertencia del banderín rojo. >> del cartel las 30 y 32 millasl posibilidad de ver por un momento también algunas lloviznas. >> de manera dispersa. >> temen veremos lo que estará sucediendo en el tráfico de las autopistas donde el panorama es preocupante. >> también veremos que mientras más lluvias en la región el tráfico, va seguir en el puente san mateo. >> continuamos viendo lo que es también un poco más a este lado. >> y precisamente los tiempos 38 millas por hora. >> en el puente y jonathan en lo que se viene más adelante que se mantienen en los 42 grados. tendremos más detalles por supuesto en aras de la tarde cuando regresemos. >> muchas gracias esta tarde no se pierda noticias telemundo con josé díaz muy buenas tardes. >> muy buenas tardes hoy en noticias telemundo estamos en méxico con los familiares de este hecho que y también viendo lo que sucedió con personas que han perdido la vida. >> marlene ochoa nos cuenta cómo está joven implicada en esta muerte y sube de hora, nuevamente se ha convertido madre. >> esto y mucho más esta tarde en

of videos a man lance we shouldn't be losing $51.00 we have to grasp is that with a man less it's going to be more difficult to win. something like that should never happen. now those same worries will be inherited by cobar to a successor in the hot seat at byron i and let's come back to mark meadows with us in the studio so what now takes over well hanzi flick the assistant manager is taking over for the save forseeable future and he's a very safe pair of hands he was assistant manager at germany when they won the world cup in 2014 and he's got big links to buy and he's got 2 big games coming up they play limpy our course in the champions league on wednesday if they win that game they qualify for the last 16 of the champions league they've won all their games so far in europe so it's not all been bad and then they're playing dog and in the big game in german football next weekend so that kind of is why they've made this change i think longer term is hands if the answer is not really kind of the head coach he's always kind of worked as an assistant in recent times josie marino is availa

go figure. ( laughter ) but-- but that's-- i feel like i could get in touch with the ma 11 lance. >>even picture getting mad. >> i get soy mad. >> stephen: really? >> yay, i get furious at things. things that are even mild lie annoying to people. >> stephen: what makes you furious? >> uhm... ( laughter ) no, i-- this made my furious. and it happened about-- just a couple of days ago. i'm getting mad already thinking about it. i was in-- at the airport in hudson news, and you know they have the book disnrais? >> stephen: yay, yay. >> i looked in there, and all of a sub there are just all of these books and they all have titles like, "the subtle art of not giving a ( bleep )." all of them have, like, bad words in thim, and, like, i don't-- you know, "how to not give a ( bleep ) about people." or whatever they are. and it just seemed so-- i'm a fan of profanity. like, i love it. >> stephen: doesn't seem like it. >> oh, no, notice. >> stephen: it doesn't seem like it. the thing that makes you most furious is other prime using profanity doesn't seem like you're a fan of profanity. >> i us

lance. this is our tiny house unit. >> reporter: 96 square foot, no kitchen, and a shower outdoors. but with a hot tub this unit rents for $100 a night. f0 . >> single travelers or couples and very -- we never had any noise complaints. la >> income from unused space is win-win and they also rent a spare bedroom. >> we get to meet people from all around the world. the country. we made a lot of friends. >> i am really concerned about the enforcement. >> reporter: familiar concerns that vacation rentals shrink housing stock and street parking and new criticism. rent five people were murdered. f0 unusual but it happened. t it happened. >> reporter: san rafael will require them to pay fees and taxes. a hot line wilt be set up for neighborhood complaints. nts. after three rules violations the rental shuts down. parties banned. sts are required to live on the rentals themselves. >> not allowing things to get out of hand and they know the neighbors. >> the number of nights should be restricted. >> reporter: some argued for a ban. the harshest critics, homeowners who share driveways with nei

this a lot as if some parts of the world were more solid lance more safe and steady you really didn't have to worry about democracy in those countries most of the western world was seen in this way you really didn't have to worry about human rights or freedom of speech or women's rights or minority rights you would have to foot think about these issues in liquid plants outside the western world and i think after the year 2016 that perception has been shattered to pieces but still there is this assumption that some countries are inoculated against the far the rise of far right germany was thought to be one of those countries because people thought after experiencing the horrors of fascism people would never make the same mistake ever again and now for the 1st time since the 2nd world war we have a far right group within the german parliament and of course sweden was regarded as another inoculated country because it's the welfare states and the bustin of social democracy now we have the rise of the far right in sweden and the u.k. was thought to be inoculated against the rise of the far

know that number is increasing more and more people have started to get worried about their mother lance you know they can't recognize the changes that are happening even when they live in those countries so it happens to me a lot when i give talks there are people you know in the audience they say i come from minnesota and i come from brazil i can't recognize my country either nor can i you know we're all asking what happened to my sweet country i was wondering how you think the colony our minds to have an impact within our culture and ball possible changes you think that we could bring to ourselves us people from different countries who leave you know in europe or in countries that are not our countries. to better society in the future. the culture is a powerful weapon i know but at the same time cultural come through very very feeble. in face of some really intractable situations in nigeria or use the expression or in those descent into a. of inhumanity. and i was speaking of. an astronomical arise in kidnapping for ransom in. in rape in. that ophelia ritual killing sex trafficking an

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. >> reporter: baldwin's story spreading on social media and grabbing the attention of his son, lance baldwin going on five years without speaking. just this weekend, they reconnected. >> it was really great to hear from him. i want to make amends for things in the past that stopped us from communicating. >> reporter: lance acknowledging his dad has always been his hero. >> he's always been my superman. he's the strongest person i know. from his story that hasn't changed. he was willing to walk all those miles to get to where he needed to get to. >> i completed my goal. i made my appointment and made it home safe. i'm just thankful for that. >> baldwin was also given a ride home the next day. his good luck isn't over. the walker county sheriff's department plans to raise money to buy baldwin a car. he was going to walk 100 miles. >> so much news is us being mean to each other. this is a great story. >> and the son wanting to make amends. janai, thank you. >>> still ahead here, the connecticut banker accused of killing a hotel worker in the caribbean is facing a new day in court. >>> r

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the ecial is executive pruced by drew and his property brother jonathan and host by lance bass. christm dorations you've ever seen including this place decked out in ov 60,000 ornaments. >> wow. this is credle. ♪ hallelujah >> i love that this space is a with candy and sugar and essy wrapping paper and all good things related to christmas. >> you can't forget sants list. we don't know yet if that's the naughty or nice list. >> jonathan, right there. it's the naughty list. >> definitely the naughty list. >>> let's move on to someone who's definitely on the nice list our friend cameron mathison. it was a shocking moment for meron and all who loves him to learn about his caer diagnosis last september. cam aring with me the hardest part ohis health battle. >> you're like oh, my god i got canc. th is really happening. i've got a tumor on my right kidney that's consistent with i'm going for my cancer removal surgery tomorrow. it sounds funny when i say it out loud. it was definity without question the hardesthing in the world i ever had to do was tell -- i said this so many times and

. >>> bears-lance is the early game today.tart and when nobody covers your top receiver this quarterback kenny golladay, 75 yards later it is a 7-7 game. holiday, four catches for 158 yards. fourth quarter, lands clinging to a three-point lead, mitchell trubisky to david montgomery, go ahead scored 24-20, bears fr 6-6. >>> haskell football, the turkey day game at keyser, lincoln and balboa, just before halftime, the only touchdown of the game. jonas frank of which to all of our net, breaks a tackle, 45 years later that's it, a lot of defense. lincoln wins 10-0 and takes the san francisco section championship for the norcal playoffs. >>> bay area college basketball is thriving in november. stanford 7-1. those teams are spectators as two of the nation's best battle for the better and in a tropical paradise. number eight gonzaga, number 11 oregon, the battle for atlanta. they played this on the bahamas in a converted ballroom. it's like carpeting around the court, it's weird. peyton prichard in mind, he hit three, they go over ti

los angeles chargers again but they are wearing traditional powder blue uniforms of john hale and lanceatching on national television tonight, it will look like an old-time matchup. that is what the folks on national tv have to think about and what they will see. one person who is not a big fan of thursday night football and that is jon gruden. >> i hate i don't believe in this thursday football. i'm not going to be on my soapbox any more than that. it hurts us. it hurts both teams. we take a lot of pride in getting our guys ready to play. we need a little time to do that. but a lot of people disagree with me obviously. it will be a challenge. >> coach gruden said congrats on the win and i'll get over it. you get the emotions of a 4-1 stopped in front of your home crowd and 10 minutes later it doesn't matter. we lost to them twice last year. we need to get this win. we need to make sure we handle this and take care of it. >> reporter: is mattering right now is a section of the chargers players just came out. it is what you would expect from the oakland crowd. what was surprising there i

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lance i'm old local news you know the laws the laws i broke the rules and the air carrier has the right to act as it sees fit if they chose such a preventive measure i can't argue with that word back in the flat they have privileges scratched mikail is not planning to talk to his favorite feline about his waistline any time soon. a cat swap was brought to the attention of president vladimir putin on wednesday when asked about victor by russian journalists mr putin said the kremlin does not call the aunt on cats for this is t w news these are top stories a man has died in hong kong after being caught in clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police the 70 year old street cleaner was hit in the back of the head on wednesday it's unclear who threw the brick. through students are dead after a mass shooting at a school in california authorities say a male student opened fire at a high school near los angeles before turning the gun on himself. libya's interim president says former president cannot run as a candidate in new elections thousands of bravo's supporters have marched through t

reporter: baldwin's story quickly spreading on social media and grabbing the attention of his son, lancet speaking. just this weekend they reconnected. >> it was really good to hear from him. want to make amends. for things in the past that stopped us from communicating. >> lance acknowledging that his dad has always been his hero. >> he's always been my superman. he's the strongest person that i know. and from his story, that hasn't changed. he was willing to walk all those miles to get to where he needed to get to. >> i completed my goal. i made my appointment. i made it home safe. i'm just thankful for that. >> good for him. our thanks to janai for that story. it does appear that on top of the amazing luck that he's had already, being helped out, the sheriff's department is planning to raise some money to buy him a car too. >> they also gave him a ride back from his doctor's appointment. hey, that's the only time you want to be in the back of a police cruiser. >> that's for sure. we'll be right back. police cruiser. >> that's for sure. we'll be right back. they don't help single moms.

bert lance had his problems and jimmy carter brought him. the lack of washington insiders was a handicap for carter. i guess i will leave it at that. karen: i want to ask one follow-up question. at what point did it or did it not become evident inside the white house that the lack of insiders was a problem? >> speechwriting office, later i became the chief speechwriter. that seemed pretty clear to our little cabal. karen: give us some reflection before we get into individual presidents on how you think about this word misconduct and what it means in terms of how we should think about ideology, policy, sexual scandals, whatever it is. >> i am in favor of a much broader definition of misconduct. you start to get into policy and you are beginning to speak my language. i feel like the most serious presidential misconduct and the type that has been most destructive to human lives and liberties both at home and abroad has occurred at specific historical moments. the last 70 years. since the emergence of the imperial presidency and the national sec

lanced. joke because. it's not going to be good to see. what happens to the last. the so-called individual as always and. i strongly believe that i think society and the freedom of the individual. on october 15th 2009 across our very young social media feeds came word of a 6 year old child trapped in a weather balloon 7000 feet in the air he family had told police and the media that their child had been seen climbing into the basket of their experimental weather balloon that consisted of i'm not getting plastic tarps covered in aluminum foil held together with duct tape and string and as it floated over a mile in the sky or hour and a half traveling 50 miles the world watched and i mean of the world it took over cable t.v. especially c.n.n. for our workers and i was off work from home at the time even i was writing on facebook and it turns out that i was completely engrossed by this balloon thing completely moments later are you do what you did this balloon thing is ripping my heart out please please do me ok. in the end the boy falcon heene he was ok because he ha

and today on either end of the east lancs road, the chancellor sajid javid in manchester and the shadowohn mcdonnell in liverpool, launching a fiscal revolution, a fundamental change to policy on borrowing and investment, and not sounding too different. it means investment on a scale never seen before in this country. it means billions of pounds more to spend on the infrastructure revolution that this country needs. just down the road from here... john mcdonnell, in his hometown, announcing that a labour government will not try to bring the national debt down as a rule, and instead will increase borrowing to fund hundreds of billions in investments to solve what he calls the social and climate change emergencies. isn't it interesting? after all the years since i've been arguing since i've been shadow chancellor, four years, i have been arguing that we need to invest, and the tories have attacked me, abused me as though i were some revolutionary. now they're falling into line, but on a scale that doesn't meet the challenges we face. because they want to keep the debt down? well, because

with lance weeks from the far left has declared war on american democracy to show these people are lunatics allies in congress are also discrediting the whistleblower who complained about his july 25th phone call with the ukrainian president prompting the impeachment investigation pushing for the whistleblower to be exposed by the media i say the 9 to the media do your job and print is nice. tuesday's vote here in kentucky will be an important task for president trump he's determined to show that his presence is a political asset in local races also underscoring the pitchman in cory will not hurt his own reelection chances or can really help at al jazeera lexington kentucky . still ahead on al jazeera a community displaced by diamond mining in sierra leone is fighting back a large scale rally march 3rd week of protests against the government. how the weather is looking really unsettling prosecute paul so if your balance of cloud of rain streaming in from the land's sake and it's looking very wet and windy as a result of that here comes the latest weather systems that's going to polish way i

attacked in brooklyn are faster for more violence plus i'm dominic kane at the bergen war funding of the lance people went to to escape the prison they felt this put them in. hello there some pretty good conditions across much of japan with same kinds of mostly stayed well to the east of the country and now we have got actually more in the way of cab pushing into us here across the korean peninsula as you can see through some. today there's just a chance if you shall just eastern areas of home she time it is not too bad in tokyo 18 degrees celsius much the same on sunday and that is when the rain begins to push across the korean peninsula with huge blanket of cloud elsewhere it is mostly clear now further to the south 3 much of the china we have got those kids skies remaining $900.00 cells in shanghai a little bit cooler 27 hong kong the rain stays that well to the south and in fact as we go through sunday my season cloud just beginning to push up across into high now because of that system but is this that we are watching this is going to continue to work its way away from the philippines sti

and today on either end of the east lancs road, the chancellor sajid javid in manchester and the shadowdonnell in liverpool, launching a fiscal revolution, a fundamental change to policy on borrowing and investment, and not sounding too different. it means investment on a scale never seen before in this country. it means billions of pounds more to spend on the infrastructure revolution that this country needs. down the road from here... john mcdonnell, in his hometown, announcing that a labour government will not try to bring the national debt down as a rule, and instead will increase borrowing to fund hundreds of billions in investments to solve what he calls the social and climate change emergencies. isn't it interesting? after all the years since i've been shadow chancellor, four years, i have been arguing that we need to invest, and the tories have attacked me, abused me as though i were some revolutionary. now they're falling into line, but on a scale that doesn't meet the challenges we face. because they want to keep the debt down? well, because they're not willing to recognise th

with lance we just run the far left has declared war or american democracy to show these people are lunatics trumps allies in congress are also discrediting the whistleblower who complained about his july 25th phone call with the ukrainian president prompting the impeachment investigation pushing for the whistleblower to be exposed by the media i say that 9 through the media do your job and print is. tuesday's vote here in kentucky will be an important task for president trump he's determined to show that his presence is a political asset in local races will also underscore again pietschmann in cory will not hurt his own reelection chances can really help at al jazeera lexington kentucky. china's president xi jinping has backed hong kong as leader at a surprise meeting in shanghai she met kerry lamb on the sidelines have a trade event on monday he expressed a high degree of trust in hong kong's leader for her government's ability to tackle months of anti-government protests or tests in hong kong began in june over a plan to allow extraditions to mainland china. and as our congress has for mo

and today on either end of the east lancs road, the chancellor sajid javid in manchester and the shadowa scale never seen before in this country. it means billions of pounds more to spend on the infrastructure revolution that this country needs. down the road from here,... john mcdonnell, in his hometown, announcing that a labour government will not try to bring the national debt down as a rule, and instead will increase borrowing to fund hundreds of billions in investments to solve what he calls the social and climate change emergencies. isn‘t it interesting? after all the years since i‘ve been shadow chancellor, four years, i have been arguing that we need to invest, and the tories have attacked me, abused me as though i were some revolutionary. now they‘re falling into line, but on a scale that doesn‘t meet the challenges we face. because they want to keep the debt down. it‘s clear labour do want to borrow and spend more than the conservatives. labour‘s plans would see the uk invest an extra 55 billion pounds a year on infrastructure like housing and schools as well as environmental

with lance. the far left has declared war on american democracy itself these people are lunatics trumps allies in congress are also discrediting the whistleblower who complained about his july 25th phone call with the ukrainian president prompting the impeachment investigation pushing for the whistleblower to be exposed by the media i say good night to the media do your job and print is a. tuesday's vote here in kentucky will be an important task for president trump he's determined to show that his presence is a political asset in local races also underscore a good piece of an inquiry will not hurt his own reelection chances can really help at al jazeera lexington kentucky. a chinese president xi jinping has backed hong kong's leader at a surprise need to in shanghai an official statement from the chinese state media says she expressed quote a high degree of trust in kerry lamb's ability to handle months of increasingly violent protests lam on the sidelines of a trade event on monday a follow spe

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in a single sentence, the lance corporal captured the spirit of every veteran. could see it in the face is sitting before me as i recited those words -- in the gentleness that so many of you just gave. when you put on the uniform of the united states, you said, "we are worth it," that our freedom is worth it, and america is worth it. and on this day on behalf of your president and a grateful nation, thank you. thank you for considering us worthy of your all, in service of this country. [applause] pence: so it is veterans day in america. to those who did not serve in uniform, i have a challenge for you today -- i challenge every american who did not follow a calling in the service, before the day is out, whether at home or at work, on the street corner , over a backyard fence -- find a veteran. whether they came home in the last week or the last century, extend your hand and say those words that they never asked to hear, but they deserve to hear every day. say,a veteran today and ."hank you for your service every single one of you deserve to hear it every day. th

all secondhand, down the change, everyone there innuendo,ened the notion that everyone free licen lanced it. there's this noings that he doesn't know gordon sondland very well, that but yet he's taking his call. but this whole we don't have to explain everything in the moment. the way it's being described, they had prior conversations about this issue. the timing is right after that call, where he also says that he heard zelensky that he mentioned that the president had brought up sensitive issues no less than three times. just to point out the absurdity of all of this, don, the conversation he writes then shifts away in a discussion about withholding essential military aid and an investigation with zelensky. they then start talking about the rapper asap rockie. >> and the kardashians or something. crazy, crazy. so after sondland talks to the president, holmes details this -- i asked if it was true that the president did not give a you know what about ukraine. ambassador sondland agreed that he did not. i asked why not? ambassador sondland said the president only cares about big stuff. i

because it was such a parody of the actual situation that it was absolutely serious discussion but lanced. berliners the shut that fish and his wife rita were just finishing choir practice afterwards they walked down to the plans how about district. of all. was quiet in the streets there was no excitement most people were watching television western television so it was a football match was on and that was a good reason to switch on the t.v. to watch. a west german television station was broadcasting a match between stuttgart and by in munich. by now the meeting in the central committee had come to an end. going to shop bosky was also finishing work in his office it had been a long day the man who had announced the new travel regulation left the central committee building to go home to advantage the gated community where the politburo members live. and. hundreds used to and it's often been because when i arrived in van litz i saw that the windows were all dark which meant that the majority of the political row members slept through these eventful hours is a. increasing numbers of people w

my name is lance clarence. in order for the bureau of urban forestry to succeed in affectively growing and managing the forest, it will have to move away from this current anecdotal tree knowledge and begin using factual data. i began researching tree data when they began a city-wide ficus tree. i received one report prepared by a buff preparer. buff has no choice but to rely on anecdotal data rather than hard data. every survey by an outside company was completed in 2017 at a cost of $25,000 to the taxpayers. the tree rated all trees from removal to routine prune, which is the best. the surveyed showed buff had downgraded 85% of city-wide ficus trees to priority removal. the every tree s.f. survey showed there are several tree types that more of a threat to public safety, acacia, pitasporum, and london plain. as far as i know, buff has not targeted these trees. unfortunately, buff has not made good use of the ever tree survey, keeping it at arm's length. in an op-ed, muhammad nuru and carla short, mentioned th