premiere of layla and mentioned. musicians from play traditional persian instruments. setting the stage for a western audience to learn the heartbreaking tale of layla imagine. the. dancers from the mark morris dance with interpret the ancient palm that tells the story of two young people who fall in love but aren't allowed to marry. musicians dancers with worlds in contemporary angles singers from different traditions working together something that attracted choreographer morris to the project. there is a kind of a bad vibe going on internationally you know this it's not just islamophobia it's like everything a phobia and that that's not good for anybody you know it's not those people and those people and those people it's like. no it's we people that's that's what i like about. the move them style of singing is performed by a father daughter duo. putting his hand to his ear allows an impossible to hear is own voice more clearly in azerbaijan kassim office considered a national treasure. and expert on now surprise yani music says everyone can relate to the tragic lov

probably slightly more all consuming for layla but this takes up consuming for layla but this takes upa from cassandra on twitter, cannot type one diabetics be assured that their insulin will be readily available? —— can. their insulin will be readily available? -- can. this question of medical supplies is one we will be thinking about in health. if the withdrawal agreement is to go through then things will continue pretty much as usual, so you would expect the supply to continue as it currently does. in the event the withdrawal deal does not go through them we find ourselves in different scenarios, with the no deal scenario being the most extreme end of that. in that case there will be probable interruptions to the supply of different medicines and that is because they will be delays at the border and there might be regulatory differences which have to be introduced and all sorts of different things could happen. the government is making sure that there will be discontinuing supply through a variety of mechanisms, including stockpiling. there are different medicines which may be cannot

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and, layla moran is the lib dem spokesperson for education.you. mark francois, let me put this to you, this might be the best it can get, and the alternative is possibly no brexit at all. well, i don't accept that and we have yet to see the precise text, but going by all the lea ks precise text, but going by all the leaks that have been in the media and the various hints and suggestions, if this goes through cabinet, and i yet hope that it won't, but if it goes through cabinet then we will undoubtedly vote against it in the house of commons. you have just vote against it in the house of commons. you havejust said that vote against it in the house of commons. you have just said that the dup will do the same. i believe the bulk of the labour party will. i believe the liberals will and i believe the liberals will and i believe the liberals will and i believe the snp will. so there is absolutely no way, even if cabinet approve this today that it will ever get through parliament. do you agree with that assessment, jenny chapman, from labour? at the

setting the stage for western audience to learn the heartbreaking tale of layla imagine. the. dancers from the mark morris dance with interpret the ancient that tells the story of two young people who fall in love but aren't allowed to marry. musicians dancers with worlds in contemporary angles singers from different traditions working together something that attracted choreographer morris to the project. there's a kind of a bad vibe going on internationally you know this it's not just islamophobia it's like everything a phobia and that that's not good for anybody you know it's not those people and those people and those people it's like. no it's we people that's that's what i like. the move them style of singing is performed by a father daughter duo. putting his hand to his ear allows an impossible to hear is own voice more clearly in azerbaijan kassim office considered a national treasure. an expert on as a persian a music says everyone can relate to the tragic love story and the mournful music the music is such a powerful way of. delivering messages to people regardless of

francisco las construyó el exalcande de la ciudad (nombre en inglés) pero había un problema >> [♪ ] >> layla de los años hubo una catástrofe que no se sabe por qué pasó leyla dice que un incendio acabó con todo unos dicen que fue para cobrar el seguro pero nadie sabe a quién se acierta este sitio quedó en ruinas que atraen a individuos personas dicen que hay lugares con espíritus incluso individuos que nunca habían venido es una cueva y hace más de un siglo pasaba un ferrocarril cuando pasaste la cueva >> se siente tenebroso el ruido , sabes el viento pasando por ahí >> pueden haber espíritus >> puede ser >> habrán espíritus entramos con los espíritu de una adolescente nos dice que tiene un mensaje urgente para su familia qué nos quiere comunicar ? >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> bien y si usted quiere saber qué pasó ahí dentro de al cueva no se pierda la próxima entrega el próximo viernes regresamos con ustedes al estudio >> interesante >> qué quiere decir >> vamos a las condiciones del tiempo gabriela >> [♪ ] >> las temperaturas para el momento >>

. >> that young lady, layla, got her wish. the ordinance takes effect july, 2019, except for tobacco stores. they have until 2020 to sell off their inventory. >>> gasoline prices finally coming down a bit in spite of rising oil prices and the iran sanctions that were kicked in this week. aaa reports the average price nationally is just 2.75 a gallon. here in california it's almost a buck more. it's 3.74 a gallon. in the bay area even more, 3.79 for a gallon of regular. analysts say if oil prices continue to hold, we could see another 10-cent price drop before christmas. >>> six days so far in november, six very warm days so far in november, also six completely dry days. coming up will this trend end? will we get cooler weather or some rainfall moving in? that's another spectacular golden gate sunset, your forecast next. >> coming up at 6:00 tonight we're live with the race for u.s. senate. democrat dianne feinstein headquartered in the bay area tonight as she takes on republican kevin deleon. >>> but first the markets closed o

layla makes a living selling souvenirs but it's not enough to repay her back the government has promised to help more than six hundred thousand georgians trapped by debt. their lives future is looking bright. mark then. if someone will do such a kind thing why not why not i can only say thank you. she'll be able to express her gratitude at the ballot box initiative coming just ahead of the country's presidential runoff. the timing is wrong to say the government's critics we know done. very orgy on to this program abuse. praktica she done the concert i'm struck at the moment where she is unable to look i mean chose this hour or more children are the most to go on to form a memory after. that. many voters chose not to back the government's candidates in the first round suddenly zurabishvili. thanks to guess she made clear in remarks that georgia should shoulder responsibility for the war with russia in two thousand and eight. opponents betrayed her as vladimir putin's apologist so. her challenger grigolo the should say is a member of the former governing party still unpopular with many geo

launch investigations into he's passed into his family business and into his administration so you see layla i think that the democratic majority will not only make it harder for trump to achieve his legislation ambitions about it also will also probably unleash a new legal and political challenges for this administration now on twitter alexander temper is selling a president trying to sell in the election results as a victory does he have a point or is he just trying to put on a brave face. he was campaigning was very busy and that is what we can say here traveling across the country and it seemed that he was successful to some extent to mobilize he's base when we look at the picture in the senate and the senate is very important for president because the senate can get his nomination for third of all judges approved confirmed and the senate will then approve potential new member of his cabinet if the president will choose to reshape his cabinet so the senate is important however of course the president cannot deny that there is a major power shift in washington but he is not a president he

setting the stage for a western audience to learn the heartbreaking tale of layla imagine. the . dancers from the mark morris dance with interpret the ancient paul that tells the story of two young people who fall in love but aren't allowed to marry. musicians dancers with worlds in contemporary angles singers from different traditions working together something that attracted choreographer morris to the project. there's a kind of a bad vibe going on internationally you know this it's not just islamophobia it's like everything a phobia and that that's not good for anybody you know it's not those people and those people and those people it's like. no it's we people that's that's what i like about. the move them style of singing is performed by a father daughter duo. putting his hand to his ear allows an impossible to hear is own voice more clearly in azerbaijan kassim office considered a national treasure. not only an expert on azerbaijani music says everyone can relate to the tragic love story and the mournful music the music is such a powerful way of. delivering messages to peop

with the news of layla's death she became the first american citizen that we know of to be killed by the assigned regime. this is an incredibly important point to note. whatever response the imagination decides to take the s ape of the regime and its backers treat other americans in their custody now or potentially inni her custody in the future. mr. ambassador, how does the imagination plan to respond to the killing of an american syrian soil? >> we can confirm that she was or is deceased and that this was in syrian government hands. we arere looking into that and it's something that, just like you, we take searcy. if i can change my testimony on a moment ago.. we do support the caesar act. >> great, thank you for clarifying the ministration support of that. very important. thank you. do you know status of any other americans currently being held in the torture intention facilities? >> there is various inquiries underway and reports and none of these i can talk about in an open session. >> understood. >> we all know their are four broad insurance of power, united can use the poetic

i want to share reporting from our own layla santiago on the scene. >>> are she said she was holdingr child had fainted from the gas. >> you see children. if they thought they needed to use tear gas, it is unfortunate that there are other people there. the people are charging you. the agency said they have one kind of tear gas. if the election is any indicati indication, he could be successful. a lot of the voters were saying the caravan is here and it's not 800 miles from the border, they are here in texas which we know already which is not true at all. it's part of what the president was pushing. he feels fairly confident that he can make up his own facts. that's why a briefing is important. >> some of the trend as well where the president talks about himself as being the person who cracks down on immigration and does what previous presidents did. that has harsh consequences. the the family separation policy is another example. it's the same thing that the previous two administrations did. that was not true. people cross the border under president obama or president bush and it was

donna show layla, bill clinton's former hhs secretary won her seat in the miami area and returning toashington. >> reporter: we will see what this means in terms of working together if any work at all will get done at this point. let's head to texas. gillam had hollywood support. also in texas, ted cruz has won beating hollywood backed democrat be50 rourke. how all that went down. >> a lot of money in this race. for our folks out there we are live at the pancake house, all morning long talking to texas voters but as you mentioned, big win statewide for republicans in texas, $70 million in hollywood and out-of-state was not enough to bring beto o'rourke to the finish line. fox news called the race for ted cruz. ultimately he won by 3 points. i will note much less then the 13 points the greg everett won reelection by but after a tough fight, ted cruz and his supporters were very happy last night. >> texas saw something this year that we have never seen before. this election wasn't about me and wasn't about beto o'rourke. it was a battle of ideas, a contest for who we are and what we bel

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. >> layla got her wish. the ordinance takes effect july, 2019. except for tobacco stores. they have until 2020 to sell off their inventory. >>> in the wake of russian meddling in the 2016 election, the government is on high alert for any new signs of interference. cbs news correspondent meg oliver on how homeland security is keeping election security as tight as possible. >> reporter: this is the first nationwide voting since russia targeted the last u.s. presidential election and millions of americans are making their voices heard. >> i'm hoping that even my little vote can help make some change. >> reporter: the department of homeland security says it's been working behind the scenes to protect this midterm election from foreign interference. >> i have a simple message for any foreign adversary who seeks to interfere or impact our elections. do not try. >> reporter: in addition to blocking foreign influence, the homeland security office is responsible for election security closer to home. that includes protecting voter registration files, election results and polling pla

cnn's layla santiago checked with mexican officials.the facts, two federal police officers were hit by rocks thrown, we believe by migrants, their injuries are not serious. however, trump said if they do that here, we should consider rocks as rifles. what does that mean? that means, you can shoot them. america more brutal than mexico? who would have ever imagined that. now, those strong young men he'd have you be scared of. they're really strong, we're not sure we want them there, because they're all weak. they're coming here to fill the more than seven million unfilled jobs in this country. he doubled down on this. listen. >> once they arrive, the democrat party's vision is to offer them free health care, free welfare, free education, and even the right to vote. you and the hardworking taxpayers of our country will be asked to pick up the entire tab. >> fear can hit you here. facts hit you here. there are open jobs because americans can't fill them. there are more jobs than available workers. ask the employers. the same ones who commit

when you listen to people like donna should layla and those are district that weren't necessarily goingor democrats. they know that the mandate is to get something done. >> harris: can i ask you question about matthew whitaker, though? he hasn't been assigned anything with regard to the rush investigation. we don't know what will happen with him. he literally could sit in that seat for another week and we could see somebody else. that's where you guys want to put it? >> jessica: i think that if he is still sitting there -- jerry nadler said he was going to call in january 3rd or whatever the first day of session is. >> melissa: do you think maybe that's a trap? if you look at that, if that's the first thing democrats are going to do... >> harris: that's my point. >> melissa: maybe it's a trap to trap the democrats. >> harris: the american people? >> jessica: i don't know, we will have to see what the decision is. i know there are even republicans who feel like they -- it should be as short of a temporary appointment as possible. to be what everybody saying that, even the president. he w

we'll be joined by layla mccay, from the nhs confederation and danny mortimer, chief executive of nhstten to a seven—year—old boy to let him know that they'd safely delivered a birthday card to his dad — in heaven. jase hyndman, from west lothian in scotland, wrote on the envelope "dear mr postman, can you take this to heaven for my dad's birthday". a manager at the royal mail wrote back to jase to say they succeeded despite "a difficult challenge avoiding stars and other galactic objects en route". a slight something in my throat... time for the weather. what a windy wet start to the day for many. that rain is riding out into the north sea and the winds will continue to ease as we go through this evening but for the next few hours certainly, there will be some rather strong gusts of wind. wind. and even with the showers following on from the main band it is a fairly gusty wind. taking the story through the evening, you can see we still have the rain across the north east of scotland, these are showers following in behind, into western area, southern coasts given the south—westerly wi

layla, can you sum up the week that theresa may has had? she has been on the hard sell of her brexit deal, given that it has been agreed by the cabinet and signed off as a technical level and ready to be signed off at a political level in brussels tomorrow. but she is now focusing on the vote that will be in parliament. remember, if those agreements are rubber—stamped as expected in brussels this weekend, they will have to be approved back in westminster and so far, there is little sign that theresa may has a majority in favour of this deal. she has plenty of opposition from all sides of the house of commons, including many of the mps in her own party. plus the democratic unionists from northern ireland, who prop up her government in westminster. they are unhappy too, so she is trying to appeal directly to the public to say this is the best deal we are going to get, this is the deal that delivers on the referendum result, in the hope that perhaps people will put pressure on their mps not to reject it and to avoid the no vote scenario that m

joining me in the studio now is layla mccay, the national health services' confederation director of how much of your time is being spent thinking about contingencies for brexit?” certainly spent a very large chunk of my day whether it's thinking about how we can make sure that we get of the deal for brexit or whether we are thinking about how can we make sure that the nhs is as prepared as possible for all eventualities of. are you equally occupied? it probably is a site need —— a slightly more consuming for la ila —— a slightly more consuming for laila but it takes up a fair bit of time andl laila but it takes up a fair bit of time and i think particularly over this last 12 months is has been quite a lot of work to do around the migration policy and how that impacts upon us post brexit. first question to you from cassandra on twitter, can type one diabetics be assured there in cnn will be ready —— readily available? assured there in cnn will be ready -- readily available? ithink assured there in cnn will be ready -- readily available? i think this question of medicine supply will b

in florida, salazar versus don show layla, two women competing, this is the first time i can rememberace, and state supreme court's redistrict the electoral college, another group starting to show a resurgence and that is veterans. look at veterans running for office, michael walsh in central florida, dan crenshaw. 80% of people in congress and senate being veterans. look where we are, 20%. >> crenshaw marked on saturday night live. >> into the navy seal. >> talk about governors races, and they made a democrat governor. >> the status of horribly managed by republicans. >> i wonder what the conversation is like. >> in illinois you go to the governor's house and the big house. >> liability for california. >> other than talking between them. >> i was struck by the number of firsts, first native americans to be elected, the first openly gay governor, the first -- >> you know. >> i didn't say pocahontas. >> when you look at this midterms, pro and against donald trump, this extraordinary and unusual and unpredictable. >> there will be a lot more. >> appreciate you being here. they spending

help me welcome to the stage the illustrious layla alameda. [music] i'm thrilled to be here tonight with so many poets, writers and critics and readers and book people. book people are my people think you all so much for being here i want to thank them. the fantastic job of organizing the award ceremony. when lisa asked me to chair the fiction panel she warned me that there would come a time where about in the middle of the summer when we would be diluted with books and i would be very angry at her the time never came. i also wanted to acknowledge this years fiction panel which have the monumental task of reading 360 books my judges and i have many spirited directions. we reach consensus and we were very proud of this year's list so thank you to my fellow judges [applause]. the short story writers and novelists so much of the time in solitude reading and writing fiction is even more urgent this particular moment it is through the language of stories that we interpret the world around us. exploring the mystery and seeing the beauty or warning a