they kind of repaired if we let them go they might have a weapon hidden way somewhere and. that's why we tied them up. as soon as we did surge this entire area it will let them go. i just thought it is . setting a truck on fire is common practice here even the brazilian environment agency resorts to setting vehicles ablaze in the fight against illegal logging. still it's a risky provocation. to come you know with forth about the trucks like this don't come cheap. you know so when we start one on fire we inflame the owners anger at us even more. now we can't even set foot on their territory. but it's no longer say if you show us your body we'll kill you if you. see we is preparing for a meeting of the tribes members illegal deforestation and the lawyers threats have become major issues more than sixty quassia showers have been murdered in recent years mainly because they like should we went up against the longer. tribal members have come from all parts of the reserve. even on the way to the meeting she we uses the opportunity to convince newcomers not to accept bribes from lo

we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we're not allowedto we're the ones that have stayed in the agreement and we've done it to agreement but russia has not hunt fortunately under the agreement so we're going to terminate their bravery we're going to pull out and nicholas so-called is a nuclear expert who is a senior fellow at the james martin center for nonproliferation studies he thinks trump is acting hastily. fortunately both sides never been able to sit down or because they were going next for discussion technical where all of you resolve it in the course if you do diplomacy the welsh speakers will doesn't agree with you know. or so organise else all the demise of the street you learned are what i would say are the trouble i'm going to stray she really rushed in to abrogate the treaty eleven people have been killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan's not a hard province the victims include a woman and six children the area is an eyesore stronghold they attack follows saturday's parliamentary elections which were marred by violence and

. >> we have to basically let them go outside our front door or transport them to places where they can get shelter and get health. >> border patrol says families want to get caught because they know they won't be detained. bottom line, part of this caravan will likely make it into the us before the midterms. shannon: thank you very much. the trump administration warning saudi arabia as the president concedes jamaal khashoggi is likely that. kristin fisher is tracking details. >> you are seeing a shift in tone for the administration's strategy toward saudi arabia. they are urging the world to wait and see what the investigation finds but today we saw the first public rebuke of the saudi regime over this is parent and likely murder of jamaal khashoggi. steve mnuchin pulled out of a high profile investment summit in riyadh and mike pompeo set a deadline for when the saudi investigation is complete, they have a few more days and that is it, all this as donald trump took the step of saying for the first time that he believes khashoggi is dead. >> looks that way to me, it is very sad, certai

. >> we have to basically let them go outside our front door, or we transport them to places where they can get shelter and can get help. >> the border patrol says families want to get caught because they know they won't be detained. bottom line, part of this caravan will likely make it into the u.s. before the midterms. shannon. >> shannon: all right, trace gallagher, thank you very much. tonight, the trump administration warning saudi arabia as the president concedes that missing "washington post" contributor, jamal khashoggi, is likely dead. kristin fisher is tracking the details. >> we are starting to see a shift in tone in the administrations strategy toward saudi arabia. they're still urging the world to wait and see what the investigation finds, but today we saw the first public rebuke of the saudi regime over the disappearance and likely murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. treasury secretary steven mnuchin pulled out of a high profile investment summit in riyadh next week, and secretary of state mike pompeo set a deadline for when the saudi investigation must be complete. he s

we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement to go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to we're the ones that have stayed in the agreement and we've done it to agreement but russia is not one fortunately under the agreement so we're going to terminate their bravery we're going to paula zahn now on trump's threat to withdraw from the agreement has triggered fears of a new arms race the treaty was agreed after a lengthy negotiations between the round reagan administration and soviet union leader become gorbachev it bans the u.s. and russia from possessing producing or test flying this house with a range of five hundred to five and a half thousand kilometers the u.s. accuses russia of deploying weapons that are banned under this agreement to intimidate european nations of former soviet states while russia says u.s. missile defenses violate the pact the u.s. withdrawal allows it to deploy new weapons reportedly to counter a chinese arms buildup in the pacific when i so-called as a nuclear expert is a fellow at the james martin center for nonproliferation studies he thinks t

>> it says ok, if you have slaves, every seven years let them go. an opportunity to live, something to live on and release them. jubilee -- thatf is what i was say to the racists of the 60's, when they would say slavery is in the bible, i would say ok will seven years let them go. jubilee means to restore. punish, and then people are allowed to be restored. it is a difficult principle. thing, i do not think people understand there is a parole board. it used to review people and their progress, so there is no vehicle. life, itare serving means like, you will die in there. we need to bring the parole board back. for coming out today, and thank you for letting me put this together. i hope you take some of this information into your communities, this is about the movements at home, it starts at home first. >> thank you. on newsmakers, our guest is brian from the pro-trump, american first pack. he talks about the 2018 midterms, and the impact the brett kavanaugh vote on congressional races. atch the interview sunday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., here on c-span. t

so they've let them go. again, these are very small groups. people are finding other ways to come into mexico and try to continue on to the united states, fred. >> and so, patrick, you spoke to some migrants. you talked to ones who were, what, in the boat trying to get across? >> yes, just an hour ago, literally just down the bank from me where we were, a group of hondurans who said they've been on the road for two weeks, if you can imagine that. came across. the police saw them. they radioed in. it seemed like they were letting them go into mexico. maybe 10 or 15 people. i talked to one man and he said things are so bad at home in honduras that he's been threatened by gangs, that no matter what he has to do, he will continue on, there's no going back. >> quite the desperation, patri patrick oppman, thank you. political heavyweights are in nevada making their closing arguments ahead of the midterms. president trump and former vice president joe biden. separate events of course. sending their messages to voters. that's straight ahead. cal: we s

but every seven years, let them go. give them an opportunity to live. give them something to live on and release them. so the principle of jubilee, that's what i used to say to the racists and segregationists in the 1960 when they were bombing the houses and things and they were trying to say, well, slavery is in the bible. i said, so seven years ago, why didn't you let them go? so jubilee means to restore. you do punish, you do correct, because bad behavior is not good. but the day should come when the mercy of god comes and people are allowed to be restored. it's a biblical principle. >> one last thing. i don't think people understand there's no more parole board. so the parole board used to review people and their progress. and so there's no vehicle. when you're serving life, life means life. you're going to die in there. we also need to bring the parole board back. thank you. >> thank you for coming out today. thank you, amy, for giving me the opportunity to put this altogether. i hope you all take some of the information home with you to your commu

then let them go to. maverick have signed with those. we did it to show the world that we can make them that can make us die exactly what are they who come from i'm sure the simple i was. one of the delegation of the moment for almost three months. when i was on the bar it was your son i'm going to tell you just from school is of course. i was there how did you do. this movie who are they over a new facility set up a hold on them. today marks a year since the rest of the spanish region of cats along the held an independence referendum hundreds of thousands voted to secede from space while madrid branded the whole thing illegal crowds of people have once more been gathering to push for independence. well over five thousand turned up at a rally in general no on sunday some protesters threw projectiles at police though the demonstration went off without major incident activists have also been sharing their experiences of last years. but that is not i think we all lost something that day and the feeling of helplessness that i had i think it d

wildlife, and they can benefit financially from owning them, they go to great lengths to protect them. >> reporter: back at the ox ranch -- >> let'so get 'em. >> reporter: hunter is not giving up. >> all right, that's another nice one. >> reporter: this time hoping he'll have luck in another blind. >> got some black buck coming in. got to get quiet. >> reporter: armed with just one arrow, he finally sees his opportunity. >> is that good? yes. shoulder. shoulder. perfect. whoo. perfect shot. he's beautiful, man. i think we did it. >> patience, patience, patience. >> how's it feel? >> feels awesome. amazing. absolutely amazing. well done. >> reporter: driving back to the lodge, hunter is eager to find his dad so he can tell him all about it. >> good looking, huh? >> when people here say that what happens here is good for animals, it's good for the population, do you believe in that? is this conservation for you too? >> i think so. i think that how much money is poured into something like this, it's a heck of a lot better than a zoo, in my mind. >>> next, lady gaga opens up about her role of a lifetime in a star is born and the conne

already stretched to the limit absorbing all of these extra people is going to be hard simply letting them go on with the threats of president trump is unthinkable and not just sending them back home. now they're in limbo not knowing if the journey which many see is their last resort lending fadia with a new star john holdren. tapachula brazil's far right presidential candidate jaya possible sanaa is being accused of spreading fake news on social media at a violating campaign finance laws is rival the leftist candidate found her dad says that he illegally used corporate funding to send messages on whatsapp also not to has denied the accusations he currently has a strong lead in opinion polls brazil's vote in a runoff election in eight days time. just ahead here on the chipping off a new world record joe will have the very latest from the sports world championship . you don't know where public service stops and private interest begins what's at stake is the very essence of democracy we have never had a president so brazenly treating the oval office as an opportunity. follows the money investig

they're here to stay they're going to be here and i think people united states agree totally with trump you have to be tough with with the russians you cannot just let them violate the treaty for eight years or ten years and do nothing about it as as a member this is been talked about for a long time in the u.s. . you know letting them go on by by violating the treaty with no consequence it just was going to work anymore. i think we're in the in the nuclear evolution movement or used to. the word naive when we're talking about or utopian ideas of a nuclear free world but what we must always say is it is equally naive if not more naive to believe that the status quo of hoping that no country use nuclear weapons of hoping that no accident happens no hacker. reaches into the nuclear launch codes and that all governments are always sane and all military commanders are always responsible in their use with nuclear weapons that this will continue forever we see that in the past during the cold war they have been several dozens incidents where the world came very very close to nuclear annihilation and if you asked the people responsible back then the militaries

to condemn but what we do our body to people that have been but also plastic here but we have to let them go by what i wanted to be part of the paving stones can already be seen on the streets and in private households in ghana. in another neighborhood in across this backyard is paved with the recycled stones. do you like very afraid and want to. cause be just me i used to conquer it's. all come down to get right back still in tongues too i realize that that roll back that would have been longer period are like instruments. the company currently pieces two thousand paving stones c'mon. and at least this plastic waste numa on the pizza streets of gonna. sell felicia did you know that almost half of all the plastics produced is used just once and then thrown away. that's incredible it's a huge problem and we need to solve that fast before the world drowns in plastic trash according to a recent world bank report thirty years from now big cities will have nearly seventy percent of more garbage than they currently do crazy so it's good there are people out there like james wikipedia from kenya ec

they're here to stay there are going to be here and things like people nine states agree totally with trump. you have to be tough with with the russians you cannot just. let them violate the treaty for eight years or ten years and do nothing about it -- as as a means for this been talked about for a long time in the u. s.. you know letting them go on by by violating the treaty with no consequences just within the work anymore. i think we're in the bull in the nuclear abolition movement or used. to the the the the word naive when we're talking about or all right thank you talking ideas of a nuclear free world but what we must always says. it is equally naive if not more naive to believe that the status quo of hoping that no country uses nuclear weapons of hoping that no accident happens no hacker - reaches into the nuclear launch codes and that m. all governments a are always saying in all mililitary commandeders are always responsible interviews with nuclear weapons that this will continue for ever. we see that in the past during the cold war there have been several dozens incidents where the world came very very close to nuclear annihilation. and the if you a

on the mexican government that's probably why you see this big police presence that for now has let them go on that we're going to see a little bit further down the road really they're caught between a rock and a hard place they don't want to obviously annoyed president trump but also if your eyes of the world really at the moment in the media are all in this caravan so at the moment they're happening to see how they're going to play this is it goes forward. top stories this hour saudi arabia's foreign minister says his government does not know how jamal khashoggi died or where the body is speaking on fox news idol algy of their call to journalist death an aberration a mistake which crown prince mohammed bin soundman was not aware of. so we discovered that tomorrow he was killed in the conflict we don't know the terms of details how we don't know where the body used to be public prosecutor then. put out orders to detain the team individuals for questioning and possibly facing trial. also dismissed a number of senior officials in the syria who screwed tuesday beautiful stroke of a long journ

russia has violated the agreement they've been violating for many years we're not going to let them violate the nuclear agreement so we're going to terminate the agreement we're going to pull. with the top stories from the past seven days on right up to the moment of elements well here with the weekly on our to international law and welcome. whedon stay brought to crimea in southern russia twenty eight people died and dozens more were injured of a college when a student set off on explosive device indiscriminately opened for. our our senior correspondent in iraq asked the explains how the atrocity unfolded. because. it was here on the thirteenth of october that ladislav ross recalled the suspected shooter began to turn his platen the mass mud into reality it was in the middle of the the commune the commune game you know even the choice. is new but i hope a new play to put it on couldn't be on a bishop with a one hundred fifty shotgun shells were only for the second part of his atrocity. four days later he waited until his mother left this house dressed in black and carrying a bag of ammo. l

saudi government especially from the dems and not and trying to see which would make the award let them go so they are used to use their checkbook to get out of trouble it seems it's not torquing i'm sure they were willing to pay whatever president trump want to take this away but it didn't work that way so now they're trying something new or they have to say something so they're trying to lie their way out of it i think might have been said none is in a big trouble and i think your man wouldn't stop and even have saudi arabia become like north korea he wouldn't careless he warned that chair he want to be the king and that interview he said i will stay as a king for fifty years nothing will stop me except death we have to notice this fifty year haven't begun yet so as.

a lot of people have very large dogs and they put them on leashes and -- long leashes, and then just let go and they drag their leashes around. i have complaints probably every week from the residents. a lot of them are seniors and disabled that are going into the streets to get around the large group of people with their dogs. and so i know that i have worked in the past with officer ryan that's here that used to be a beat officer up in hait ash bury and with the many situations to address this. it's just very difficult because, you know, the laws are that they give them a citation and they try to give them education and they know and nothing really happens and it just keeps continuing. i think that a.c.c. has been out there many times to try to give that education but it's a really difficult situation because there's so much turnover there. but the dogs are there, different dogs, and different people. but the residents are the ones that are suffering from this. people are trying to get around and like i said especially the seniors and the disabled. can you address this and how can we real

already stretched to the limit absorbing all of these extra people is going to be hard simply letting them go on with the threats of president from is unthinkable and that just leaves sending them back home. now they're in limbo not knowing if the journey which many see is their last resort will end in failure with a new star john homan. tapachula at least fifty nine people have been killed in the indian state of punjab when a train traveling at high speed ran into a large crowd thousands of people were attending a festival there and brits out of the crowd spilled over onto a train track almost one hundred other people were injured medical officers say that most of the dead still haven't been identified tens of thousands of people have been protesting in taiwan against what they call and make sation efforts by china demanding a public vote on whether the island should formally declare independence from beijing it comes as china increasingly pushes its claims to the island beijing sees taiwan as part of china but it's been ruled by its own government since nine hundred forty nine. it is good t

. >> we have to let them go up front or transport them to places where they can get shelter and help. >> one border patrol agent folder they are not sneaking across the border, they want to get caught because they know they will get help. >> thank you very much. donald trump claims democrats want the caravan and he says he will send us military to the southern border if necessary. republican lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick joins us to talk about what is going on, welcome. tell us what the situation is with respect to troops, the military and the state authorities. >> we have to put this in perspective. when i was on your show in june i said we have 25 to 30 million people here illegally, not the 11 everyone says and some people criticized me with those numbers, mit backed up what i said. we cannot educate, mitigate and incarcerate the whole world. we want to be a country of immigrants but we have to have people come in an orderly fashion and it is not just republicans who think that but democrats. we elected the first hispanic republican to the texas senate last month in a sp

maybe i should let them go and look into that and if it turns out to be nothing, find that maybe we coul could stop somethg from happening. >> belgium. one more. >> the belgian bombing pushing the cart to talk about that so they don't get it electromagnetic shock. >> one of the things i point out in the book is on clothing so it was a great example of what had two persons pushing them along with one glove on each hand. maybe it is a sign of something nefarious. >> you saying your account to spot a terrorist before it is too late. and frankly all forms and all the time it may be something innocuous but was printed on a site that comes to your attention. if you support him. the person may be involved in supporting terrorism themselves. >> packages. >> in packages a great way to deploy explosives or other types of device techniques with significant danger a good example of this was the boston bombing and that's why you can't carry a backpack anymore. if someone sets it down and walks away that is an indicator that they forget it or are they leaving a device that could cause a lot of harm to

but i let them go and have fun.nt together and not let them have fun. >> jimmy: that's what whoopi was saying too aut you. she's like, "he just works so fast and you just trust him." >> 10 days we shot this, yeah. >> jimmy: how? ut i don't have to answer to like 50 other exes saying "do this, do that, do this, do that." and i know what i want andha know when it, so we are able to move on. it's not like i'm spending the whole day trying to shoot three pages, it's crazy. >> jimmy: god, it's so good ough. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we are talking with tiffany and tiffany said that she liked -- she talking about how nice you were. i heard that you got her a car? >> yeah, i gave her a ca you know, she just started making money and people -- like when i first started making money, i was afraid to spend anything. and she's making all this money, and she wanted this tesla. i'm like, "tifny, buy it." "oh, i'm going to get it one day. i'm going to get it one day." i'm like, "you can afford it now, iuss okay." so isent it to her, and

officials that they were i had initially given the green light based on that agreement refused to let them go in so two major setbacks at least or u. turns by the saudi authorities ofter those agreements are made that's the narrative that we are getting from the turkish side unfortunately we're not getting a narrative from the saudi side not for want of lack of trying i must add it is the saudis who refused to speak to al-jazeera and in fact in this case have not really been forthcoming to any media outlets and therefore what appears to be the case may be as a direct result of the turkish attorney general's office telling al-jazeera exclusively on monday that his team had found evidence in the consulates which further proved that she was murdered or assassinated by saudi it's what is it's are is a result of that's we're not quite sure but definitely as far as the turks are concerned the saudis have reneged on their agreements and have now not given access to the turkish investigators to go into the consul general's house the consul general himself has fled the country and it's quite a remarka

[applause] you can't expect to elect anyone and let them go. you have to stay engaged in them.o stay vigilant. >> you do. you can't elect people and walk away. think they are going to do with they are supposed to do. you've got to hold them accountable. >> yesterday about it. when you go to the polling, you are hiring an employee. there is no job -- [applause] i've ever worked at with her boss walked in and i've never seen them again. you doing? it meets my standard or it doesn't. we have to thing about our elected officials in the same way. i hired you to do a job, i'm going to be checking on you. i'm going to make myself a nuisance. if you are not performing at the standard at the level that i thank you ought to, i will have to get rid of you. and get somebody else. [applause] >> we also talk about our service in-and-out of public offices. we worked with politicians, we've elected a helluva lot of politician. we've raised money for politician. this morning i raised $33000 for the democratic party. we don't care. many times, i was raising hell because i am bothered by the fact

so, please, let them keep the medallions and let them go to the airport, wherever it is, let the businesscontinue. we need them. they've always served san francisco and i hope they can always serve san francisco. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is joe. i'm medallion owner. i think what we do right now is create a problem to cover other problems. so my discussion is to stop uber and lyft for one month and tell me the taxi cab business is no good. you cannot hire anyone for taxi driver. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i bought the medallion for $250,000. i have four kids. two in college. one in uc davis, one in san francisco. i live in hercules. you can imagine how much is going back and forth to davis every week and how much is every day come from hercules to san francisco back and forth. you are wise people, you can calculate how much it cost me. i make barely $100 for 10-11 hour shift. there was another guy saying how much money we are making. everything is clear, you can ask from the sfmta, they have all the paperwork, when we log on. and when we l

[applause] let them go take over the councils in their countries i want them to come into the countrycome legally we have millions and millions of people right now they did everything to sign every paper they will be admitted soon but people just walk across the border that is so unfair. because we have laws that are the laughing stock of the world because of the democrats catch and release. we caught them release them. we caught them release them. [booing] think of it the visa lottery. who is this? but there when they turn out not to be so good i wonder why. may be they are giving us the worst do you think the country says let's get our best and greatest people in the lottery so the united states can have them or maybe the opposite route? what about chain migration? he comes and brings his mother father brother sister aunt and uncle and cousins and probably a lot of people who have no relation. i think it was 22 but perhaps they can figure it out. he's driving down the highway this beautiful park on the west side in manhattan that i know very well and decides to kill people so he tak

we need to let them go out and compete for employees. chris: there's an old saying that says, " the right to swing your fist ends where another person's jaw begins." should businesses be able to keep guns off their property? mr. stitt: yes. i'm going to protect the rights of business owners, religious freedoms. there's a balance between these freedoms and individual liberties. when those get crossed, that is when the courts have to step in. i'm going to protect business owners and their rights. chris: same question. you haven't quite said he would veto constitutional carry. what are your reservations about constitutional carry? mr. edmondson: we have the second amendment, and that gives the people the right to keep and bear arms, which i have done both in uniform -- i carried a gun as da, i was part of law enforcement, and an m-16 in vietnam. i have a concealed carry permit. but i think the state of oklahoma has a right that people who will strap on a firearm and walked down the sidewalk are not on a terrorist watch list, are not engaged

diaspora who come back to china and then holding them and not necessarily holding them forever, letting them gos disappearance seems to fit in with a now familiar pattern among china's senior communist party officials. it also follows the highly publicised disappearance of one of china's best known and highest paid actors fan bingbing three months ago — who has now reappeared with a bill of £112 million in unpaid taxes and fines. we can get some more analysis on this from steve tsang looking at these disappearances, we can go on as far as saying they're forced detentions, we had defied book—sellers who disappeared a number of years ago. and we see an aura you seeing similarities between the cases? i think at the moment it is too soon to draw a clear conclusion on why he has disappeared. we do not know for sure that he has been disappeared by the chinese state. it is a reasonable expectation that given his seniority, he would have to be authorised by someone very senior if he were to be disappeared. now, if he were to be disappeared. now, if he was not head of interpol then he would fit into the

why don't we let them go forward rather than a saying -- >> are they doing it with the drinking part? that is the bridge to the alleged sexual assault. he may deeply believe he didn't do it but may not remember doing it because of his heavy drinking. >> you made your point. what do you say about brett cavanagh? >> i worked with him. i know brett kavanaugh. one thing that ask me about democrats being a lawyer and you are a lawyer too, you have the right, the presumption of innocence which you took away from him. every -- >> he is interviewing for a job. >> shouldn't matter whether it is a court of law or not. >> it started out friendly, got to leave it when we call everybody down, hopefully by the end of the week we will have an answer. thanks for coming in. donald trump addressing the fbi's brett cavanagh investigation saying the probe could be a blessing in disguise for the judge, reaction from the white house next. >> i expect this is going to turn out very well for the judge. there has never been anybody looked at like brett kavanaugh. i think it is going to work out very well. the

if they want to pick up at the airport, let them go.there's no need to divide the cab drivers and say we're going to let these guys go to the airport and these guys can't go to the airport. no. that's got to be canceled. the other part of it is these guys have paid $250,000 for a medallion, return the money. give it back. it was bad faith. we know it was bad faith. it was their election of duty and you know it was dereliction of duty. give them back their money, take the medallion back. give them back the $250,000. those guys are suffering, badly. really bad. these guys, the sheriff's wouldn't like it. if they had to pay $250,000 and you told the sheriff's no, we want you to keep paying the money. these officers are going to say wait a minute, you told me a bill of goods. another part is look at this -- volkswagen made a diesel engine, right. they found it was no good. this just what happened. volkswagen gave the money back. they gave the money back to the customers that bought the car. give these guys their money back. >> thank you, mr