were. >> and maybe this was because of leah's media savvy. next morning, nailah's picture was all over the news. >> flyers with her picture are taped to traffic posts and handed out to people passing by. >> we were in the streets and putting up any place we could, downtown, suburbs. >> they phoned and texted and e-mailed their friends. but no one reported seeing nailah. no one. nailah's sister kept replaying their last conversation. >> she called me, and she said i've got something to tell you. and before she could tell me, she got a call on the other line and she clicked over and she said she'll call me back. >> she didn't call you. >> she didn't call me back. >> awful what a person's mind could churn up in the dark as day one became two and then day three. >> i kept calling her. and kept calling her. i kept thinking she's going to answer. she's going to answer. she's going to answer. >> there's no handbook for this so you wake up and think it's a bad dream and no, it's still real. >> the case of the missing pharmaceutical representative lan

as we celebrate the fourth of july i hope we will do their service. >> we salute leah's as well.army, navy and air force. thank you to all of you on your service. 28 minutes after the top of the hour, the american hero who inspired the hollywood movie black hawk down. >> people ask me why do you do it? understand the men next to you. heather: he is deploying on a new mission and joined us next with why he says the fight here at home is just as bad as one on the battlefield. ♪ heather: the search is on for the vandals who through bricks through a gop office and spray-painted abolish ice in lincoln, nebraska were the executive directors blaming hateful rhetoric particularly maxine waters's calls to push back against the trump administration. the vandalism caused $1200 in damage. security across the country just days after a plot was stopped in cleveland, new york police are on notice, 6000 officers patrolling by ground, sky and water, no credible threats have been made ahead of tonight's fireworks display. 3 million people are expected to watch. independence day celebrations come w

but in his most recent video, the florida dad shares the story of his wife leah's depression and theicidal thoughts that recently led to her treatment at a mental health facility. "i've been trying to record this a few times," cross says in the video. "basically, i really came close to losing my wife last week." cross says on a recent date night, leah, who has dealt with depression for several years, opened up to him about her mental health struggles. "we were talking and the truth just started to spill out - how she really was doing. she was losing hope." they tried to contact her psychiatrist, but couldn't get a call back. the following day, cross realized this was an emergency. "all hope was gone - from her face, in her words," said cross. "she was already starting to plan the end... all i knew was my wife was planning her end and telling me about it, and if i didn't do anything i may not see her tomorrow." he debated what was the right thing to do, and ultimately cross helped leah check into a hospital, where she was treated for several days before being released. "she's on a new

all right leah thank you very much and yes please do reach out to us online if you want to respond to the story that leah just talked about in cameroon or any of the stories you have seen on news great places or hash tag when you do it's hash tag a.j. newsgroup or twitter handle is at a.j. english also on facebook facebook dot com slash al-jazeera and said what's happened telegram as well plus nine seven four five zero one one one one four nine and once again for the crew on facebook live you've got a bonus a.j. plus story coming up for you now it's about how a muslim academic hops back it too far right politicians in europe and sonisphere with sports where we go from the glamour of formula one to the dirt at the soakaway reality. whenever i see something that has happened in the news my first reaction is to please god don't let this person have been someone that we released on parole gate keepers of the parole system you're asking us for a second chance right what's important to me is on the other side of things and all i get to the other side of it was amazing. how many times you've

leah, i want to get some from you.ating our special night, we've been on the air now for a year. we'll show you the best moments in 30 seconds. then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biotène provides immediate, long lasting relief from dry mouth symptoms. it is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. >> i only get to do this once a year, but i'm going to say thank you for joining our show, and watching our shore. because of you and the guests we've had, we are now mark ago year of this show existing, a year of "the beat" tonight, you could have been anywhere in the world, but you're here with us and we appreciate that. so here, a look back at this year. >> the premiere of "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> the first look at previously secret documents. >> democrats, republicans are going to want to talk to

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court of appeal so was john roberts as was leah and thomas and ginsburg and ward berger.hey all come from the d.c. circuit. they all come from the d.c. maybe they thoughtg. family and the trumps don't get along but george w. bush sent out a note tonight on the nomination to say president trump has made an outstanding decision to nominate judge kavanaugh he has faithfully applied the constitution through his 12 years at the d.c.o circuit and a man of the highest integrity he will be a good justice to the supreme court of the united states. now they are on to the nomination process and that willou be bruising to make at this point veryru predictable john roberts thank you. right here on fox news chief national correspondent usually in the white house but at the edit clock hour you are trying to fill in on every hour. what he said about repairing the constitution let me read from a speech that he t gave that shows that judicial philosophy this comes down to original resume constitutionalism. the president said the constitution has written that judge kavanaugh said the same t

leah gabriel, fox news.>>>ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 starts now. >> raking news, a statewide amber alt lice say was kidnappe a man in east bay. a search now on for that girl, and the suspect. good evening, i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. this photo of the girl, isabel epps, and the suspect antonio ackley are eliz arad. -- antonio aguilar elizarrad. >> reporter: we are going to bring in sergeant ray kelly, the alameda county sheriff. can you tell us the circumstances, she is 16, he is 36, what is the connection? >> we are not sure what the connection is, we know that around 2 pm, this unfolded in hayward, we believe that isabel called a relative, and she sounded like she was in duress, that there was some type of problem, she explained that she had been abducted. we were able to connect this gentleman to that objection, we have that vehicle description, which hopefully you will put up, right now, the investigators, along with law enforcement in the east bay are working to locate her, the vehicle in

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camp that people tried to lift a car carrying out a fight off the ground as a token of the support leah. he was carried on people's shoulders it shook the splinter groups opposed to him because it restored the stature of our fast and for the us leadership. the intifada propelled the palestinian issue onto the world headlines and back to the top of the agenda for the arab world. it was an extraordinary turn. just a year earlier at an arab summit in amman the palestinian issue had been relegated to the bottom of the agenda. now in june one thousand nine hundred eight at an extraordinary meeting in algiers and appends of state pledged strong support for the intifada and the palestinian people as opposed back honestly i'm not happy where. they said because i reckon busy a lot of. we're living. just in that i mean i couldn't. have been. at the end of july jordan formally broke off all political and administrative ties with the west bank king hussein effectively renounced his kingdom's historic claim to the west back paving the way for the area to be part of a palestinian state if ever israel

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streams at twitter handle our conversations always continue edwin a la leah jang and also minister of communications for come. thank you for joining us. expelled from their base in jordan in lebanon less than. three billion is rising in the ranks of. but was this just another inevitable step on the road. this is a. story just for the conflict cost on assad his leadership and life. chronicling the story of the struggle for. history of iran. on al-jazeera. a new poll ranks mexico city is the poll with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you're very pretty and young you feel unsafe threatened you think about how to react what do i do if this gets west's no money on a uses a new service it's called loyal droid it's for women cus it just only drawn by women drivers pull for some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven monitoring of drivers. the afghan national army. guardians of a country ravaged by deca

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themselves in the middle of the latest round of violence we have their story as told by them online i'm leah harding connected us with a hash tag in jane's. with the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook lyman abound as they were a dot com and not since the war back in twenty fourteen has the gaza strip seen a daylight attack quite this large is ready jets have been hitting hamas targets this saturday targeting several neighborhoods specifically how mass positions and how mass infrastructure they some of the first pictures which we saw coming out of the strip the smoke seen rising above gaza city israeli army itself says it struck dozens of amass targets meanwhile amasses fired more than seventy rockets into southern israel israel's iron dome defense system intercepted some of them one though exploded near an israeli border. community there are no injuries were reported hamas says the attack was meant to stop israeli escalation here is bernard smithies live in gaza city for us on the newsgroup hi bernard why don't you talk us through what's happened when we say

thank you leah and actually we have been monitoring that that hash tag and you've been commenting on what our lead story was that the international court of justice ruled in favor and katara in the racial discrimination case that they brought against the united arab emirates at least provisionally so you have some very strong feelings about it one question from someone on facebook is will the u.a.e. get a sanction if they don't follow the order and that was actually the first question that i put to our legal guys who said it's actually never played out that way that a country hasn't followed the orders from the i.c.j. so we'll have to see another common is if they can hold the u.a.e. accountable were there be anyone holding. israel sponsible for its settlements obviously not quite the same story of another comment as well the blockade is a joke and needs to stop so and one more that just came in i have been in the u.a.e. for twenty eight years and i am shocked that the u.a.e. has enforced this blockade against katara so we will see how all of this plays out because the order just cam

something that wasn't agreed to last friday's summit of the migrant crosses with the details polis leah. how many times have we heard about european solidarity and unity when it comes to the migrant crisis that we're still seeing a little bit more responsible and more supportive europe is emerging from this european council italy is not left alone anymore. not in terms of that after an intense discussion in which we believe is a challenging subject for the european union it sends out a good message that we have eventual prepared to join text i'm optimistic that we can coordinate further support for me this is a satisfying outcome europe has made a decision in though it took time to do so but looking at how europe is handling the influx it's about as far for unity and solidarity as ever with pretty much every member state looking to secure its own interests starting with germany where angle of merkel and her interior minister have set up a so-called new border regime where the plan is to send migrants back to those european countries where they were first registered and if they don't wan

on its meeting today here in berlin they issued a statement afterwards saying that they hold on as leah looking for agreement and they're hoping for an agreement but on the other side after say i'm liking the fantasy right now how this agreement could look like in the end this talks between whole see who found anglo american all this afternoon they could become the end game of a long lasting conflict and report what do you make of the whole first offer to resign what is this really about. well if we look at the details and it's not very much that there's not very much difference between wholesale funding has become a question of principle especially for horses the whole for the seas you potty hole see all fun to see as you have been criticizing uncle america for more or less liberal stance on the refugee policy for the last three years they claim that i'm glad machall has opened up the a vacuum on the right side of the political landscape here in germany on this vacuum has been filled by the right wing populist of the day of d. and this is a d. is threatening the sees you at the upcomin

yes leah. try. not. to. be too good to his marriage agency is a lucrative business once a year she organizes a soup kitchen as a gesture of gratitude for her good fortune and to ensure the continued support of lakshmi the goddess of prosperity her whole family takes part. it's a tradition in our cast. people will feel very comfortable in their own phoenicians people knew i was going to be there different causes because they believe in our own culture it is very easy to get settled. in the right family and the one family the i'm a famous they even go and have every function to get those i know they are very much supported each other in case there is any problem. that a dirty mouth it lifted now much more than a billion people live in india a feeling of belonging has never emerged within this enormous society in the absence of an effective social safety net the emphasis is on charity for the poor and on solidarity within the extended family which does provide a sense of belonging and security that. each genera

we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm melissa leah long with joe kernen and mike santoli let's see how we're setting up in the futures this morning at this hour. we did see the dow and s&p see the biggest gains in more than a month yesterday. we're looking to build on the gains. the s&p looking to open higher dow opening 60 points overnight in asia, we had early gains and then they reversed we got ppi data out of china, six-month high there pressured by commodity prices. we do see the shanghai could h

. >> former cia trained intelligence operative leah gabrielle thanks for joining us what do you thinkis issue, because certainly, china wants to replace u.s. as the dominate superpower economic power, we know that is one of china goals when working in intelligence one thing i lander china will build a beach one grain of sand at a time building intelligence very patient, they continue to work, and they will chip away at us if we allow them to so i think really good, that getting the word out that people need to protect our country, from chinese spying they don't just do it in way you see threat of a "new york post" calledrun spy rode menace sexy people don't think of that in terms of china going after former technologies officers one i used to work with kevin mall wrooe charged with spying for china another one ron hanson former d.a. officer charged with spying for china going officers, transfer agreements stealing our intellectual property every means researchers, research fatallies trying to get people to actually work no our intelligence agencies, as spies they are doing thing putti

i get voicemails -- voicemails from my mom that literally sound like -- "hi, holly, leah, maddy, ponch going -- where are we going again, honey? >> i'm like, "i don't know. i have no idea what you're talking about." and my sister is the only one with a brain and she fills in the blanks. we call it auto-fill deutch. [ laughter ] i am not auto-fill deutch. as you just witnessed. >> jimmy: no, you were fantastic. >> i mean -- >> jimmy: the last time you were here, it was great. thank you for coming back. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: and right after our show you got to introduce hillary clinton in d.c. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you went right over -- what was that all about? >> it was really, like one of the great opportunities of my life. it was terrifying, though. how do you sum up the effect of a person who has changed the lives of so many millions of little girlswho, you know, has handedly held the weight of all the world's misogyny on her shoulders. not only persevered but flourished. but -- i -- yeah. i also right before i went on stage, i looked to my right and there she was.." and i

justice leah and justice brennan say it is a foolish fight. part of living part of it instead the part that says due process and equal protection is living because you know what processes do msu look at what is going on in the world you cannot change other provision we live a lot longer judges were appointed at 50 and lived until 55 they served five years now we appoint fetuses to the supreme court hoping they will serve 90 cares. [laughter] nobody cares but yet they will. we have an amendment process how you change the constitution. >> so your argument there are aspects of this i think there is no academic disagreement nobody will say you can't convict in the senate with less than two thirds or you can convict without treason bribery or other high crimes? those other high crimes and misdemeanors. >> certainly this idea out what a misdemeanor was changed over time why couldn't that be the case? >> what has changed over time is the distinction between misdemeanors and felonies. today in the old days a felony meant you were tainted your family l

. >> my name is leah shapiro, and i've come to love hometown creamery since it's come to san francisco. i am a jewish individual, and it's hard for me to find places to eat during passover. i don't know if you're familiar with it, but we have a very restricted diet during that time, so i walked into hometown creamery during passover, thinking that i wasn't going to be able to find anything to eat, assuming that. i saw something on the menu that i was really excited to see. it was a traditional passover food, and i assumed that was also going to be something that i could not eat. i came to the counter, and hadi was standing there. he's always grinning there really big and warm and welcoming. i asked him if it was kosher passoverfood, he said of course it was. he told me he made it himself, which i thought was really wonderful and was very heart warming for me. so i had it? it was delicious? i've been so happy with the service every single time i've been there. and essentially, what i want to get across is i think that this place has so much heart and it's so kind and welcoming that i th

interesting story leah tell us how you found out about his journey yeah well we actually first featured thor on news grid in january of last year and he told me that he would write me when he was getting close to guitar and he did he has three rules though on his journey he has to spend at least twenty four hours in each country he cannot take an airplane and he cannot return home before he's finished he's an upbeat character but says being away from friends and family is for sure the hardest part so i promise you i feel lonely on this project although a lot of the time together with a lot of people i guess you would say it's the same kind of loneliness that you feel when you go to a party he got engaged on his journey on top of mount kenya and has been away from his fiance for years she joins him on some of his trips that she though uses airplanes to get to him going to every country also means going into war zones he's been to syria and yemen but as he told me even in conflict zones people fall in love get married and try to move on with their life now you can follow along with thor's

. >> leah turk and lillian pena's destination was the respite center in mcallen, texas. it was journey they will never forget. >> they were just so grateful for even getting a shower. many hadn't showered in days or weeks. >> hundreds of people a day go through the respite center there they are fed, and besides having that shower, they sleep in a proper bed. >> their wish for a better life for their kids especially, it was all about the kids in most cases. any parent wants that. >> turk is a member of a san mateo group called the mcallen 12, which recently accompanied congresswoman jackie speier to mcallen where they donated goods to people inside a detention center. she explained when thaw leave there, they must wear an ankle bracelet which acts as a track device. >> they're really dehumanize because they are battery run, and they have to be recharged every 12 hours for the whole time until their court date. >> that could take months or years. also joining them was group of students from usf, led by professional belinda hernandez arriaga. in fact, they brought with them

since then this company's become a powerhouse with the stock taking off with the strength of i leah it'sular degeneration formula. fast forward ten years in the summer of 2015 and the stock traded all the way up to $592 before getting slammed by a marketwide selloff for the sake of using round numbers, let's call it 500 bucks ten years ago. you could have bought regeneron speculation 5 bucks. what would happen buying at 5? a gain of roughly 9,900% not a double not a triple not a quadruple. re-jenner ron is a ten-bagger. you never could have gotten in on that gain if you hadn't taken risk in 2005 and brought a company with no profit and only the promises of the ceo that would work out similar small cap biotechs have done nothing or lost you enormous sums or longer periods. you won't always be identify who are the win in other words this space. that's okay as long as you speculate using a wide net if you had taken nine positions, say nine of them go to zero, as long as the tenth one was re-jenner ron, you would have made a small gain. it absolutely belongs there because the risk reward of

correspondent leah gabriel looks at both sides from new york. >> a previously unknown tsa program designedkeep you safe is drawing fire for secretly tracking u.s. citizens not on the terrorist watch list or suspected of a crime. "the boston globe" first reported the quiet skies program over the weekend. the tsa confirmed it first began in 2010 with the aim of preventing another 9/11. >> tsa officers are trained in behavioral detection and so they are already looking for somebody who is acting erratically, who makes them extremely nervous, someone who is exhibiting signs that other people who have executed attacks on airports and airplanes have exhibited. >> under this program, as travelers pass through airport security, a computer algorithm spots those whose travel and activities match with current threat intelligence. a human team then bets the information and if there is a red flag in the flyer's background, that person may be followed through his or her travel and watched. one attorney for the aclu saying "they are watching travelers in secret and they are doing it without any suspicion

my name is leah garrick i am with the budget justice coalition. i'm just here to urge you to please consider cutting the police staffing and instead of that, how about addressing the real issue, which is the homelessness. we know that a lot of the calls are because of the homeless population. how about housing them we also, use some of the remaining funds to give employment to seniors and people with disabilities that are facing a lot of discrimination. so, please like a consider our communities and what we are asking for. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank yo you. >> good morning. i from hospitality house. i have additional reading material for you. i'm sure you appreciate it. i have a couple of studies here. one from the justice policy institute that looks at the relationship between employment and crime, and jobs and public safety. and the second study is a high school -- preschool study which is a well-known study looking at the investment -- the benefit of investments in early childhood and supporting families. i am urging you to echo the

i have to say, kate, leahe's be shifting his timeline for deciding for several days. p.m. tonight to make the final decision. and we don't know exactly when that's going to be, kate. >> abby, great to see you. thank you so much. let's talk to two people now who know some of these candidates and have some idea who of they think the president should choose. jonathan nadler is hear who knows two of the candidates, barrett and kavanaugh. thank you both for being here. really appreciate it. tha jonathan, you know kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. cavanaulvvanaugh is the most traditional choice, you say. >> he has experience on the d.c. second circuit. he has executive branch eexperience. he has extensive private sector experience. so if you're looking for someone who fits the mold of a traditional supreme court nominee, he certainly fits that. judge barrett, because he's primarily been an academic, is a slightly different sort of candidate for this position. it's been a long time since a president has nominated someone whose reputation is primarily based on their economic s

it's not from here because you know, it's a somewhat natural and leah told me about this for the nameplates at eight place. there's an eagle. it's very attractive and guess would take it, so i was told early on to pick up those before dessert because most people don't think about it until it's towards the end of and one of the problems was when we would be short, there was the budget to buy that, i mean, it was like-- they were like $50 each, but if we were short it's not like we will get the slush fund to pay for it we really didn't have an account to pay for that stuff was so it wasn't that we wanted to be greedy with it, but we really couldn't part with it. >> i would go to someone and say politely i believe you just put the place card holder in your pocket in that stays here at the white house and they would dish it out sheepishly and give it out. >> the card you would allow them to take? >> yes. >> those alone are so special. if you have a place card from the white house you are a rare person to have that, so seems to me they would be happy with that, but yes, i can see anything not wi

and a 1-year-old girl named leah who was also separated. fortunately the president signed an executive order to end that. but it's still unclear whether the practice has really ended. and also whether these families have actually been reunited. >> that's absolutely heartbreaking. i want to make sure you said an 8-month-old? >> an 8-month-old little boy. >> unbelievable. victoria, let me get your thoughts on this. we're talking about the options being presented to these parents. it's not really an option because the only choice they have is to leave the country with or without their kids. what position is this putting parents in, not only in terms of their family unification, but the dangers they would be facing if, in fact, they do get home with or without their kids? >> absolutely. because we have to remember that the vast majority of these folks that are being detained are coming to seek asylum. and at every turn we've been seeing the trump administration try to sabotage these asylum claims. we see it in terms of border patrol, getting fo

i live with my two kids, avi and leah. my kids are awesome. they mean everything to me. up, i watched my father start and run a handbag company. he put every penny he had into it, and he took a very big risk. and he did it. he broke open all of the major department stores, and his business took off very quickly after that. eventually, my father and his partner sold their company

but listen to this. 12-year-old leah telling her emotional story at one of the nationwide protests to keep undocumented families together this weekend. >> i.c.e. wants to take my mom away from me. i don't like to live with this fear. it's scary. i can't sleep. i can't study. i am stressed. i am afraid that they will take my mom away while she is at work, out driving, or at home. i don't understand why this administration won't support mothers who just want a better life for their children. >> now, kids like that could be the face of trump's trouble come november, all right? yet what are we seeing from the democrats when it comes to this issue? abolish i.c.e. that is the making of a great debate, and we have two great debaters. nina turner and rick santorum. thank you to both of you. i know this weekend -- this week is tough for people. thank you for making the time. appreciate it. all right. so let's deal with what we just saw in the quinnipiac poll. i've never seen anything like this before. the economy losing to immigration heading into the midterms. what does that tell us, rick? th

hi leah that's our agent. hi, we found that i'm not sure if this entirely answer it is the the question. but that the women who were in the high achiever category largely had partners who prioritized their friends, career rs equally to or greater than their own which is to say this high achieving women were married to many several of them a good handful of them were married to stay at home partners, husbands, or partners. and others were married to flex life men who agreed to, to kind of be the primary point person. the primary caregiver. and that that support at home really, really was crucial to allowing them to be high achiever. and you know, the, thanks -- the opt outers tended to, i think be in perhaps more traditionally gender relationships where they did more of the e labor domestic work and they -- i think kind of took it for granted that they would do so because that was kind of the configuration are that they had worked out and some are spoken about about that and arranged that their marriages before

latifah wilson and leah wilson. nia died fracture her stab wounds. the attack appears to be random.nd a motive. >> we haven't connected him with any type of radical group or white supremacist group or anything like that. >> cowell has a criminal history, according to our media partner, it includes a restraining order from kaiser hospital where he's accused of threatening to kill an employee. he's also served time for robbery. he's now in the alameda county jail. the police chief said in his 30 years of experience, this is probably the most vicious attack he has ever seen. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. yeah, such a tough story to report. and listen to this quote. i'm her protector. and i feel like i didn't protect her. that's coming from latifah wilson. that's what she said about her sister, nia. >> latifah was also stabbed and she still has no idea why. wilson says she and two of her sisters were on their way home from a family gathering sunday night. that's when b.a.r.t. police say 27-year-old john cowell attacked them with a knife. latifah says cowell

true leah found more than 12% cheaper to rent a home in san jose than it is to buy one. thep gap is 5.5% in san francisco. still not cheap by any means. the median rent is 3500 per month in san jose, a little more than 4,000 a month in san francisco. at the end of the day still renting and not owning anything. >> no. >> bittersweet. >> $4,000 and that is the median. >> that's the median. >> ouch. >>> one of the most influential candidates convention wraps up in san jose. it is a chance to not only network, but to learn about some of the trends in the budding industry. the headliner yesterday was former deputy attorney general james cole. he crafted a memo that opened the door for states to legalize cannabis. current attorney general jeff sessions has rescinded the memo. cole says he wants the federal government to deal with cannabis as a medical pharmaceutical substance. >> if it's got a medical use let's find that out. if it doesn't, let's find that out. let's not ignore it. let's just do the science. >> a lot of people showed up to hear him speak. about 7500 people sho

past do we have it now i hope so but we will know when that when they get down to the detail ok how leah what do you think when you see abby's porthos is what ethiopia this fall is what the two sides together is he prepared to continue being flexible and open. i think there's a general belief among scholars that. the border war was not primarily about the border there where the konami political ideological and structure of the state state structural. reasons for for the warm and i think to go forward even though there is a high level of optimism and excitement from all sides and there is into the ism and commitment to pursue that the path of peace and reconciliation. there must be a proper reflection an examination of you know what caused the war what was the underlying problem you know that broader to brotherly people brotherly and sisterly people to the conflicts to a bit better bitter conflict to be started in the days of hundreds of them in advance of thousands and the displacement of another hundred thousand so. right now i think we're in a phase of excitement and enthusiasm and we

past do we have it now i hope so but we will know when that when they get down to the detail ok how leah what do you think when you see abby's process is what ethiopia this fall is what the two sides together is he prepared to continue being flexible and open. i think there's a general belief amongst course that. the border war was not primarily about the border there were economic political ideological and structure of the state state structural. reasons for for the warm and i think to go forward even though there is a high level of optimism and excitement from all sides and there is into the ism and commitment to pursue that the path of peace and reconciliation. there must be a proper reflection an examination of you know what caused the war what was the underlying problem you know that broader to brotherly people brotherly and sisterly people to the conflicts to a bit better bitter conflict don't result in the days of under some in advance of thousands and the displacement of another another thousand so. right now i think we're in that we're going to face off excitement and enthusiasm

. >> also it can be given without a prescription and by a pharmacist we made it available leah legislation so it requires law enforcement officers to have it on their belts. when they respond to such an incident or someone has overdosed, they can immediately use the prescription. >> we also removed prior authorization suboxone and expanded methodone clinics. although we have made it available, law enforcement can give naloxone to the same person several times. >> when you talk about treatment, it's important to understand the person has to want the treatment. in new mexico, they don't go to prison for the possession of personal use. rare they will go to prison for the first or second time. but as a condition of probation is treatment. they are provided medicaid documentation so they can qualify and have act as. >> if they do go to prison - let's say they have robbed a store and had heroin, they can receive treatment in new mexico. it is a 6 to 12 month inmate -- inpatient program in prison and they are on parole when they get out. >> that is a voluntary process. if they don't want treatmen