leon didn't want anyone killed. >> he wasn't suggesting that this be done. >> reporter: he argued leonas just a lovelorn ex-boyfriend who had gone overboard with big talk. >> he's braggadocios and, then, backtracks. >> reporter: you might think that made him a risky witness, but leon wanted to testify. >> i never asked to have anybody hurt, killed, harmed, kidnapped. we had multiple discussions, or multiple conversations about not wanting to harm or hurt anybody. >> reporter: the state said that was just semantics. on cross-examination, prosecutor samantha knecht pointed out that despite leon's claim he hadn't explicitly asked for meghan or mack to be killed, he didn't exactly shy away from violent talk. >> "snatch her, put her in a room, and tell her if she doesn't [ bleep ] leave, i'm going to kill her parents, "right? >> if that's what you say i said. >> did you say it mr. jacob? >> sure. >> reporter: as for leon's claim he never suggested killing meghan. >> if you injected someone with potassium chloride and stopped their heart that it would hurt them? >> yes. >> it would kill them

leÓn: singulares . a todos los trabajadores. esta prueba se usa para todos los empleados, todos los trabajadores, para determinar si deben de ser clasificados como independientes o empleados. leÓn: en el caso de los conductores de camiÓn, por ejemplo. hay toda una controversia, incluso algunos expertos adelanta que podrÍa terminar en las cortes. es decir, esta ley tiene un largo camino en las cortes abogado: sÍ... como es una economÍa muy grande de ellos, ellos siempre han tenido mucho... ellos pelean o no pelean este tipo de leyes. y muchos de los casos, salen de manejadores de camiones. leÓn:¿quÉ le puede decir a los consumidores de uber? es una empresa enorme. a aquellos consumidores que nos estÁn viendo y que de pronto se preocupan que van a subir los precios. cÓmo les explicas por quÉ es importante la ley para ustedes? >>las tarifas para los pasajeros, han subido a travÉs de los aÑos, mientras los sueldos de nosotros los conductores han bajado. al mismo tiempo, los ejecutivos de uber estÁn recibien

leÓn: en california el asunto es distinto.in que queremos. pero esto no se va a llevar a cabo hasta el 2028. tenemos ocho aÑos o mÁs de estos centros, otros ocho aÑos para que las personas puedan perder su vida, y pon a la salud en juego en estos lugares. la preocupaciÓn estÁ allÍ. ojalÁ que fuera mucho más rÁpido, ojalá que estos centros cerrarÁ más, pero en mi opiniÓn y lo que he visto durante todos los aÑos, es que el gobierno siempre le quiere buscar la salida a estos leyes, como lo que vimos que estÁ pasando en adelanto, quisieron a esta ciudad a un lado, para aquellos pudieran hacer mÁs en sus actividades. leÓn: porque el contrato era con la ciudad y despuÉs se fueron a la agencia federal. >>ellos querÍan quitar los lÍmites. dejaron a la ciudad a un lado, y para la ciudad se ve bien, como que estÁn a favor de los inmigrantes, pero en realidad, les da la oportunidad de que esto siga. entonces queremos que estos ocho aÑos que realmente haya mÁs leyes donde pongamos ojo a lo que estÁn haciendo estos centro de detenciÓn para

it would be a nervy finish asjohn leon clarke. john williams leon clarke. it would be a nervy finish asjohn williams giving away side late hope. united hung on and i threw to round four. we have had our moments, we tried our luck at times. but i think we have gone toe to toe with them and we are proud of the players. chelsea enjoyed a more calm afternoon, beating nottingham forest 2—0. the winger had a say in chelsea's second as well. the eight times champions are through. if i had one thing to say negatively, did we put oi'i thing to say negatively, did we put on there and set about? no we didn't. and i would have liked to have seen a bit more. tottenham had to survive a scare across middlesbrough. the lead forjust 11 minutes, the six goals a season in the two sides will meet again in a replay. there was one shock exit as crystal palace were knocked out. powers also ended the game with ten men. these players were booked, but for the first time this season the referee used var to make a judgment, and it changed his initialjudgemen

leon smith, thanks forjoining us. on heather watson and she plays her big match tomorrow. england have beaten south africa 58—54 in their second match of the netball nations cup in birmingham. this was england's second match, having lost to world champions new zealand in their opening game of the four—team competition on sunday. england, who won bronze at the world cup in liverpool last year, playjamaica on saturday in a winner takes all match. jofra archer's been missing from england's last couple of tests with an elbow injury — although that's actually coincided with england's upturn in form in south africa. mark wood came in for the last match and bowled around 90mph.. england would love the option of a second bowler who can do the same. he's been stepping up his recovery in the nets today — and impressed assistant coach graham thorpe. he bowled well today, these speeds we re he bowled well today, these speeds were good, 6—7 overs, sojust getting his rhythm, and he suffered with his elbow in the last couple of week

desde guayanilla walter soto leÓn, telemundo. >>> ahora en ponce, se reportÓ un muerto cuando una pareda quedÓ bloqueadas por derrumbe de una montaÑa sobre la vÍa, la pr2 des habilitado por deslaves. ahora fÍjese, otra comunidad impactada es municipio de de guÁnica, ahÍ estÁ josÉ estevez con detalles de una escuela que sucumbiÓ, afortunadamente ningÚn estudiante estaba en el lugar. >>> buenos dÍas, en la escuela agripina sida en guÁnica a unos hora y media de la capital san juan, esto es uno de los videos mÁs dramaticos que hemos podido captar desde ayer con movimientos telÚricos que se han sentido en puerto rico, esto fue ocasionado por los dos movimientos ocurridos esta maÑana uno de 6. 6 y otro de 6. 0°. la escuela ha sido, reducida a escombros, se trata de una estructura de 3 niveles que como podrÁn ver al colapsar, se ha venido abajo esto es una escuela que que tiene ma tru kul de 200 estudiantes imaginen la tragedia que sustituestuviÉramos habland hubiese sido dÍa de clases normal en la isla, guÁnica uno de los municipios mÁs golpeados por estos movimientos telÚricos, en agua icÓn

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in the story, we say leon black always wins. a guy that in any type of situation, you would probably be wrong to bet against. melby, thank you for that. you can find his story in the issue of bloomberg businessweek. remember, bloomberg users, the charts showing you at gtv and browse recent charts featured on bloomberg tv and catch a funky analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> where life from bloomberg world headquarters in york. >> this is bloomberg markets, the close. >> we begin with breaking news erie today is a historic day, the new phase in the impeachment process. we expect to see the chief justice of the supreme court john roberts arriving in the chamber any moment now. he will be escorted by senators into the chamber, where he will be sworn in by the senate president pro tem in chuck grassley, the republican from iowa. the chief justice will then turn to the centaurs, a 100, to swear them in as jurors. and they will agree to an oath to administer impartial justice. this is aiously, strange trip we have been on. this sta

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at this map guides uses through leon's trouble and network of interconnecting alleyways corridos and stairways. it uses jew location to lead tourists through leontes most picturesque courtyards and passages in the old town. and provides background information. along the way. along the username of the city marketing initiative only tells visitors how they can use the app to explore the city and discover leone's inside those spots. but locals also benefits it's something that is very important to us because all those tambuwal fulton passageways actually. people. to. try. to preserve the quality of life. for. some works as well. another part of smartly all is easy to quit these digital signs can rotate 360 degrees and share up to date information for instance some festivals visitors can connect to each year went by a smartphone and be guided to the events all to parks train stations especially useful for those without cars other bikes available for rent at various points around the city also by of course. the concept of leone is to give visitors a guided excursion through the city by bi

speaking of experience, leon panetta is a former cia director and joins me now. mr.cretary, thank you. have you ever seen anything like a marine general notifying the iraqi government that troops are withdrawing under their demand, that we are being expelled from iraq and giving the terms of our withdrawal that you'll see, helicopters, that doesn't mean we're putting people in, it's an orderly withdraw and being said it's a draft mistake from the pentagon. how does that happen? >> it normally doesn't happen and it shouldn't happen that a general would go off and draft a letter like that without clearing it with the secretary of defense and making sure that it truly reflects u.s. policy. so there's a tremendous amount of confusion, obviously, about just exactly what has happened. but the problem is that it creates a situation now where the iraqi prime minister is saying that that letter is in effect and that therefore the united states should begin the withdrawal process. i think that really is a dangerous step if the united states in fact is going to react to the pri

mujer usa todos los instrumentos que tiene de seducciÓn para lograr su cometido, no sÉ, no se, quÉ leÓniaste y estuviste en puerto rico casi gran parte de tu vida y ahora puerto rico estÁ pasando por una situaciÓn difÍcil. >> por miles. >> ¿hay alguna manera que puedas estar ayudando a la isla? >> yo sigo con la fundaciÓn, si dios lo permite porque a michael lo sacaron de puerto rico para una reuniÓn de emergencia para australia, si dios lo permite el jueves y viernes tenemos planes de ir a la isla de repartir un poquito, yo creo que aquÍ lo mÁs importante es ahÍ en puerto rico en este momento es que no estamos acostumbrados a los terremotos, eso no existÍa, por lo tanto no tenemos el conocimiento sobre quÉ hacer, cÓmo reaccionar, donde nos ponemos, y ahÍ lo mÁs importante en este momento es educar al pueblo puertorriqueÑo sobre quÉ hacer, he visto videos de la gente de chile, la gente mandando mensajes de texto la origen en chile mientras hay un temblor, pero acÁ en puerto rico la gente estÁ en panico. >> yo tampoco estoy acostumbrado a los temblores, pero dios estÁ con puerto rico. >>

la fiscalÍa de nuevo leÓn dice que el cadÁver de lay malta en custodia del gobierno de tamaulipas. >>] ♪ [mÚsica] paola: bombero mexicano recaudaron este domingo una familia que habÍa caído en un barranco una carretera en zapopan, jalisco. los lear verd equipo de rescate para salm y e encontraba una niÑa de sÓlo tres aÑos. paola: se librÓ una batalla polÍtica en venezuela luego de que fuerzas del rÉgimen de maduro impidieran el ingreso de opositores como juan guaido. [mÚsica] ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ [publicidad] llega a nuestras vidas sin anunciarse. poniéndonos en peligro... sin nuestro permiso. a algunos les parecerá inofensivo. pero no existe humo de segunda mano seguro. todos contienen químicos dañinos, sin importar de dónde venga. dile no a todo tipo de humo de segunda mano. conoce más en ellos fuman tu fumas punto org. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ paola: estas imÁgenes se registraron ayer en caracas, venezuela, el lÍder opositor juan guaido trataba de ingresar al parlamento mientras oficialistas estaban nombrando sin votaciÓn a luis parra, presidente de la asamblea nacional mÁs tarde juan guaido fue ratif

i'll speak with the former defense secretary and former cia director leon panetta. we'll be right back. a multi- vie may not be enough. and it's my vision, my morning walk.. my sunday drive, my grandson's beautiful face. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. it's how i see my life. because it's my vision... preservision. >>> we're following breaking news. the pentagon just now confirming it has briefed key staffers from members of the congress on the u.s. drone strike that killed the top military commander in iran. the pentagon is ordering thousands of troops to the middle east and police increasing their -- more police to increase security at home as iran threatens what they describe as harsh revenge. joining us now, the former defense secretary and former cia director leon panetta, served as bill clinton's white house chief of staff. thank you, mr. secretary, for joining us. as you know, the president said this should have happened a lo

hanion leone -- rhou dismissed reasons suggestions from boris johnson there should be a new deal withd said they focus on the one agreed in 2015. >> if you take the wrong step, it will be to your detriment. pick the right path to return to the nuclear deal. reporter: there was this warning note to european nations. >> the american soldier is not secure today. tomorrow maybe the european soldier will n not be secure. let us address this insecurity. reporter: for now the iran nuclear deal signed with five world powers including the u.s. in 2015 when the obama administration was in office is still in existence. but it's in trouble. gradually in five stages the iranian side will step back from some of the restrictions imposed under the deal. no longerecent is to comply with the restrictions on the levels of enrichment of uranium it's carrying out, a process that could be used to make a bomb, weapons grade uranium is enriched to 90%. the response to this from the european side is to formally trigger the dispute mechanism set out in the deal. one european diplomat told me their country esti

in the nearby city of leon, sharan‘s visit is generating a lot of interest.ountries and industry sectors and her message is blunt. we recognise there are no jobs on a dead planet. but there's a sharp reminder of the scale of the challenges she faces. the money these men were promised to help them retrain hasn't filtered through, because of continued political uncertainty in spain. we need to build living jobs on a sustainable planet. and if the planet is to live we need dramatic ambition. the transition to a zero carbon society is essential, but it goes hand—in—hand with helping those whose jobs will be displaced. for sharan it's very much a work in progress. she's well aware that some cases the reality does not yet match the aspiration. now let's turn our attention to something you may not even associate with climate change. no, not the vehicles driving down the street, or even the energy used by the buildings here in downtown mek‘ele. what i am talking about is the stuff the buildings are actually talking about. are actually made of. i'm talking about cemen

. >> brennan: you are working with senator leon it but i want to point out there doesn't seem to be a carveout for imminent threats. >> and there should be. >> how would that not stop what the president just did? >> well, senator lee and i are basically trying to restore this to its constitutional place. so we have a resolution, that basically says no war against iran unless congress specifically votes to authorize it but we do state as we point out the president can defend the nation against an imminent threat. and that is existing law, that is the constitutional framers clearly understood that, we are skeptical of the evidence that this president has put on the table about imminent threat and that's why we are challenging the briefers and that's why we are challenging the president, but at the end of the day, i think this is less aboutt than t congress. congress of both parties for a very long time have hidden under their desks rather than have votes about war, votes about war are tough, i rations committee, fundamentally different than any vote you will ever cast. >> yes. >> and so

bolton who actually had the same lawyer as john bolton and that case was proceeding judge richard leone in the in washington d.c. set a schedule for briefs and i think that the democrats flinched they were worried that leon might rule against them and they pulled the subpoena for complement they withdrew it and that made the entire case moot i think they did so for tactical reasons because if we only had ruled against them then that would have undercut the 2nd article of impeachment they were planning obstruction of congress because if you had one judge who ruled against the democratic position it would have been a lot harder to bring that case so i think i understand tactically why they did it but strategically in the long run that may come back to haunt them one other point about bolton's testimony i do think bolton is the key witness here nobody has any idea what he's going to say you know there's i like to get the bob's. reflections on this there's old standard for trial lawyers you never ask a question of a witness when you don't know what the answer is going to be this is that in

looking up at the sexual abuse of minors and leon appeals court said it found no intentional elementhowing a cover up at the hands of french cardinal fifty bomba home. the defense celebrated the ruling that. will exceed the courts has released the cardinal on the merits of the case indicating that there was no offense for a number of reasons contained in the ruling. secular donald never intended to. not just population literacy. archbishop of leon had to being in march and given the se months sentence with to report sexual assaults on minors to police abuse committed by donna plin5 during scouting's in the nineteen seventies and e eightis cardinal babylon was told about these acts years later by a victim but never reported them to police the appeals court ruled that the victimm by then over eighteeeen couldd havave ge to authorities of their own accord. the victims groroup behind the case said the ruling comes as a huge disappointment but at least put sabes committed within the church in the spotlights the two more i think everyonone agrees that frm a more diverse emerges a certrtai

leon in a careful opinion on december 30 held dr. dr. kupperman's case to be moot. i have had competing issues based on careful consideration and study. i have concluded that if the senate she's a subpoena for my testimony, i am prepared to testify. mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer address possible scenarios for a trial late last week. here is what they had to say. the senate will have to address some of the deepest institutional questions. will have to decide whether we are going to safeguard tradition or less short-term partisan raise -- rage overcome them. in december, i explained how mostrats sprint into the least fair and at least thorough impeachment inquiry in american history. it has jeopardized the foundation of our system of government. speaker pelosi told the country, " impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there is something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, i don't think we should go down that path." that was the speaker less than a year ago. back in 1998 when democrats were defending president clinton, jerry nadler said, "

thank you so much, former secretary of defense, former everything, leon panetta. thank you, sir.ood luck with the institute out there, the panetta institute. >>> up next, more reports today of behind-the-scenes grumbling about the delay in sending those documents or those articles of impeachment. boast of them over to the senate but publicly the republicans are walking back their problems with that, with the impatience. they don't have any more impatience with pelosi. she is calling the shots at her will. she says when i'm ready i'll send them over. that's tough. that's leadership. you're watching "hardball." so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or a

i am the associate director of the leon leavy center for biography. which is supported by a generous grant from shelby white and the leon leavy foundation. the writing of biography is a famously argue extend lengthy process and each year we award for fellowships of $72,000 each to working biographers to help them across the finish line. over the past 11 years we have given out 44 of these grants and our fellows have produced 21 biographies to date. thanks to a grant from the sloan foundation we recently added a fifth fellowship also for $72,000 which will support biographies about figures and science and technology. the first winter is working on a biography of oliver sacks, laura snyder. another new feature of the center is unique two-year ma in biography and memoir which will train students in our historical research interview technique in narrative form and history of biography and memoir and how the forms have evolved over time. how jointly in the history and english department and directed by historian sarah covington the program is currently acc

former secretary leon panetta, good to see you, sir. >> good to see you, chuck. >> so let me ask thise had been told. had plenty of opportunities to take soleimani out. and chose not to. i don't know what side of that decision or debate you were but walk me through the administration you were involved with, whether it was while you were at cia or defense, when that option was ever debated, why didn't you take it? >> well, it wasn't debated, chuck. the reason it wasn't debated is that there was understandable concern that if you try to go after and kill a high ranking general in a country like iran that you're going to increase the risk of war with that country. and the decision was made that that risk,frankly, wasn't worth it. >> now, as -- how do you assess the iranian response and how should the u.s. government if you were there how would you advise the president to read the iranian response? >> well, you know, i give some credit to iran. i think this was a smart move to basically do a symbolic attack, firing those missiles, but not hitting any of our armed forces or not hitting any

obvious he's talking like a hedge fund or he's not being creating you know he's not screaming like leon cooperman he's not going on television and crying and saying they're going to take my money he's just saying i see what's coming is fascism and communism this always happens every time the wealth and income gaps like this and like it was in the 1000 and in 1000 twenty's thirty's and see what's coming so he sees what's coming the uprisings around the world were reported by gary young in the guardian he said something interesting which i think sets us up for 2020 he said and so the decade ended as it started with demands for systemic change of course it started after the financial collapse and all those uprisings that we saw in 20102011 led primarily by the young and hundreds of thousands in the streets of chile hong kong indonesia haiti peru's sudan lebanon israel iraq and the us as resistance gross economic inequality state repression bigotry and sexism political cultures have become more polarized with no systemic response to the financial crisis that would prevent it recurring and n

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otras noticias el fútbol mexicano regresa al área de la bahía las chivas se estarán enfrentando a leónias, recuerde que después tiene una cita con telemundo 48, no se pierda la cuarta temporada de la doña y a las 10:00 de la noche el señor de los cielos , nosotros vamos a estar esperando otro sitio céntrico en san francisco puede tomarle más tiempo, la ciudad prohibirá la circulación de autos por la (nombre extranjero), esta noche le diremos por qué >>> el super bowl está a la vuelta de la esquina se habla de los boletos de entrada de los partidos >>> también calificó la (nombre extranjero) voy donde haya más comedias >>> (risas) >>> estará muy interesante porque juegan los 49, esto es todo, nos vemos a las 11 ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> >>> buscan respuestas >>> las autoridades investigan intensamente si la neblina y el mal tiempo provocaron el trÁgico accidente aÉreo en donde muriÓ kobe bryant su hija y otras 7 personas >>> buenas tardes todos se unen al dolor de vanessa que perdiÓ a su esposo y su hija recuerdan a la estrella que

en enero de 2017 un alumno de 15 aÑos en monterrey nuevo leÓn disparÓ contra su maestra y tres de sus conducta ejemplar. por eso las autoridades no se explican el por quÉ de este hecho. lo que se sabe es que su padre lo habÍa abandonadoy su madre habÍa muerto hace un par de aÑos. y pasaba muchas horas frente a la computadora jugando videojuegos. jorge: el gobierno del presidente trump contraatacÓ a irak pero no con fuerza militar, sino econÓmicamente. nueva serie de sanciones como respuesta al ataque iranÍ. janel rodrÍguez nos cuenta a quien van dirigidas estas nuevas sanciones. >>estados unidos responde a los ataques de irÁn con sanciones econÓmicas. + [hablan en inglÉs] dijo el secretario las nuevas sanciones son en represalia por los misiles balÍsticos que enviaron a bases iraquÍes que es albergan a soldados estadounidenses. funcionarios de gobierno se cree que estuvieron involucrados en el ataque. tambiÉn se sanciona corporaciones que hagan negocios con las industrias de construcciÓn por ahora se descarta otra acciÓn militar. entre tanto el presidente dijo que el comandante qasem

jewish author leone for strong or wrote the up our minds in 1933 just months after hitler rose to power the upper months or a wealthy jewish family in the furniture business their story starts just a few months before the nazis take over but it's clear that change is coming there's already anti semitic violence in the streets but the upper months don't want to believe they're in danger because the germany they know is so civilised here people were not inclined to concede that a thing as imbecile as the nationalist movement had a chance. when foundations were firm one was equipped with comprehensive knowledge enjoyed the fine things bygone centuries had developed had a substantial bank balance it seemed to ridiculous to imagine that tame domesticated beast the common man threatens to revert to his wolfish nature of course today we know what happened world war 2 and the murder of 6000000 jews but it's incredible to read how much of that force ready predicted he was one of the 1st authors whose books the nazis banned whose passport they confiscated he wrote the upper months in french exile

r triunfo a los universitarios son lideres de la tabla con 7 puntos ,chivas y toluca empataron >> leonpachuca, tigres gano a atlas. >> despues de la derrota de bar barcelona ante valencia real madrid busca afianzarse en el i liderato, san lorenzal enfernr o valladolid, >> al minuto 11 casemiro con z zacabezazo abre el marcador, pe mometnto, se fueron al var, el o gol fue anulado por fduera de lugar del brasileÑo. >> al 78 nacho de cabeza anoto e el de los merengues, ganan 1 por 0 es lider abstololuto con 46 t puntos, y el duelo mas esperado sera el de 4s de san francisco y kansas city en sup r superbosuper bowl 544 la mejor ofensivoa a ca la mejor defensiva, despues de u un gran trabajo de monmstster >> finalizamos con la novatada d del deporte, ranadrafael nada r protagonista por su gesto hacia una niÑa. >> miren, participaba en el a e abierto d eaue autopista leustr pelotazo a una niÑa recogepelo a recogepelotas, al percatarse, la fue a saludar despues del part partido le fue a preguntar como estaba y le regalon un una go p aplausos para nadrafael nadal. >> asi ponemos fin a la dosis

meanwhile, the bolsheviks under leon trotsky, the war minister, work -- were building their forces. they had a very ill-equipped and ill-trained army to begin with when the revolution occurred. but over the winter, they built it up and trained them. eventually in the northern sector here, they had 45 those mendded -- they had 45,000 facing off against no more than 11,000 allied soldiers. the odds were ridiculous, 4-1. by june of 1919, the red army was 600,000 men strong, so it was quite a movement. so company a was stationed here. and it was a placid place. i mean, it was winter. as winter descended, everybody thought like in the civil war, you suspended operations until the spring. that is not what happened in northern russia. when the ground froze, russians strapped on their skis and put on their white parkas. ironically with the armistice day fight of company b, that is when the war began in earnest. what is interesting is they had sent a new commander, frederick poole, for some reason decided he wanted to go on vacation in december 1918, so he left for england in the middle of t

playing a bit over important role particularly in this case in this particular crisis it's just bush leon president it and you know it's becoming almost a humanitarian disaster roger maynard for us in sydney roger thanks very much. as a preview now on some heroes stories making news at this hour north korean leader kim jong un says the world will soon see what he calls a new strategic weapon he said his country was no longer bound by a moratorium on nuclear and missile testing but he left the door open to further talks with the u.s. . angola has seized the assets of isabel the santoso the billionaire daughter of the country's former president the move is part of an anti corruption drive to santos who's thought to be africa's wealthiest woman amassed a fortune during her father's nearly 4 decades and power she denies any wrongdoing . british police charge a man with criminal damage were allegedly slashing a painting by the spanish master pablo but also the incident happened at the tate modern over the weekend the damage work is worth more than 23000000 euros. balls to iraq now where crowds

and leon didn't think that ought to happen. the constitution provides if a person is impeached, or if he serves his turn out, then he can be indicted and tried and judged and punished. but if the president were to commit murder while he is why is impeachment so important? --you can't be indictable that is maybe an academic question. it has never been really settled. i've pointed to the instance of leon jaworski, which has great weight. he was a special prosecutors and a lot of people would agree with him. some might not. some academics would not. but if he is not indictable while he is in office, if we hen't have impeachment, would remain in office until his term is up. but as long as we have impeachment, that president could be impeached. he could be convicted in a senate trial at immediately removed from the office of the presidency at which time then the legal system could pick it up. brian: what do you think of this discussion about censure? sen. byrd: what about it? brian: would you vote for a censure of this president? se

. >> leon panetta, secretary of defense 2011-13 largely supports the president's iran nuclear deal butays the president's policy lacks one crucial ingredient. >> what is missing is the larger strategy of containing iran and making it very clear we negotiated this agreement, we are not going to allow iran to be doing that in that region. we have to deal from a position of strength, not weakness. >> did former president obama's legacy iran nuclear deal change the rogue regime's behavior for the better or worse? let's bring in dan crenshaw who sits on the homeland security committee and a former navy seal himself, always good to have you back. we have seen over the last 24 hours and even beyond that a full rollout of former obama administration officials who were part of putting together this nuclear deal and in many cases say we got to this point because this president pulled out of it, your response? >> they are obsessed with defending this strategy of appeasement, they thought the best way to deal with iran was to pay them off, send over cash, unfreeze their assets, lift sanctions and

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there was more beautiful prose to come 5 minutes into the 2nd half in the form of shock a style that leon gorecki stepped up. to bring his old club today needs. 3 nil up to the trickery and the only question left was how many would have. 8 minutes life to live and he turned provider and it was by him for. the poles to quit by the by 40 odd goes a very simple finish. the final stages little more than a position is so that you can operate made fun of his opponent before shivered at one final sad and sour note to he's meeting symphony by him back within a point of logic at the top and ready to make a run at a strike title and shall go back to the drawing board. i will things are getting tight up there rb leipzig suffering their 1st feat in the bundesliga since late october at the hands of frankfurt now the league leaders will be high. shortly after the restart thanks to this amazing strike right into the top corner i'm a tory but that one home side frankfurt hanging on to their lead throughout the 2nd half the 4th philip coast itch grabbing a 2nd goal injury time to wrap up all 3 points leip

playing a very very important role particularly in this case in this particular crisis it's just bush leon president and you know it's becoming almost a humanitarian disaster roger maynard for us in sydney roger thanks very much. those brief you know and some of the other stories making the news at this hour u.s. president donald trump's accusing iran of orchestrating tuesday's attack on the u.s. embassy in the iraqi capital baghdad dozens of iraqi shia militia men breaking into the compound to protest u.s. airstrikes washington says all personnel at the embassy are safe and that it will deploy more soldiers in iraq in response and there are reports just coming in of tear gas being fired at the embassy at this hour. north korean leader kim jong un's as the world will soon see what he calls a new strategic weapon he said his country was no longer bound by a moratorium on nuclear and missile testing but he left the door open to further talks with the u.s. . well one of the biggest news stories of 2019 were the pro-democracy protests in hong kong and there's no sign to an end to those demonst