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poland and new sites are soon to be established in japan and south korea the us complex also includes a mabel component america currently house five navy cruisers and thirty destroyer ships stationed along russia's eastern border borders the u.s. state department granted russia's new weapons as destabilizing saying they violate existing treaties however the russian ambassador to the u.s. hit back saying washington doesn't know what it's talking about tensions also ran high at the u.s. state department briefing as artists american explains how they're now it was particularly concerned about the video or imagery that was released claiming that it shows a missile targeting the u.s. and when reporters asked about this the scene turned pretty ugly and now it revealed just how uncomfortable she was when she slammed the russian reporters who pressed her on this says officials of the russian government to take in the united states it was. sent to different directions so i had to say that they are you know you ran from where she was you know ok enough said then i'll move on. which is what he did out t

nibley make sure they're doing making sure that they're not doing in places makes goes out and gets mabel syrup all of these things he hunts and fishes everything is some ethically as a glee as it can be done and he's absolutely against all of the we're talking about these. factory farms what he did after the day was invite them on a foraging with no meats and marni ugur who actually was the woman who put together the protests and refuse the invitation which i thought was really terrible because you could have really had a dialogue with you because when she was asked why her or her group doesn't focus on factory farms why are they going after the little guy and why are they all on this like the commute is a mess of she said they don't because which i think is strange you know why are you out. doing you know going against these genetically mutated seriously abused nutrient poor diseased antibiotics steroids stuffed animals cows and chickens i guess because one my assume is you know it's they don't run through fields correctly or they're not cute it goes back to the dentist larry thing they

he seems to like generals, he seems to be souring on them of the mabel they're too straight laced for him. he doesn't seal to like the way l. mcmaster doesn't laugh at his jokes. so it is playing well in some ways to somethingsome folks. probably not playing well to the broader augs. >> general mcmaster is very well respected. president trump styles finds his briefings very long and he can be condescending in his view. that he is on the way out has been reported for several weeks. about these reports. sarah sanders, the white house secretary tweeted, just spoke to potus and general mcmaster. contrary to reports, they have a good working relationship and there are no changes at the nfc. not really a denial. it is in the eye of the beholder. >> it continues to feed palace intrigue story. >> why even put out a denial denial like that? >> i don't know. other than to prove it won't happen. and so much of that is about the attention between white house and the press covers it. it still leaves general mcmaster hanging out there. and how is it that you walk into a staff meeting 28 senior staf

mabel when we have a new governor. you know, things like really relooking at in-home supportive services and support that the state gives to in-home supportive services, but also things like re-examining coordinated care and whether it makes sense to do something like that and try that again. at a more expanded rate. i think the other thing that is happening at the state level, there are a lot of advocates, including the board of the california association of area agencies on aging, which i'm on. it's really asking the state legislature to take a look at the older california i -- californians act and modernize it and broaden so it it has the capacity for more funding and more funding categories so that in the future, if we get more money for some of these services, there would be a really good, nice fit for it and it could be administered by the california department of aging. so, there is a lot of work around modernizing that act, not necessarily getting money in it right now. but just saying let's have this as a vehi

mabel a student is having a bad day. something is going on and they find the gun.f way. you're creating an environment that is truly unsafe. more guns is definitely not the solution. >> what is the solution? arming school resource officers? having more around? >> in some of the rural areas there is some concern. i was a first responder convention and they were talking about the rural areas. if they call police, it will be 20 minutes before somebody can respond. so they talked about, who would be the most appropriate person on campus? but they're not talking about arming the library yandles. >> you're in high school. what are you thinking? >> i've had a teach here didn't know how to turn on the computer. just the idea of how they all of a sudden have this idea that they're going to be able to arm so many teachers in every school that they have money for this. schools have been underfunded for way too long. teachers are underpaid, overworked. someone saying arming my teach her make us feel safe, they're not asking us. >> it is very upsetting that that can get passed.

mabel -- maybe people have little bargaining power but another opportunity comes around and people have a higher tendency to leave their job. maybe we just get a faster turn in the labor market. the number ofat jobs created at the lower income distribution that you saw, it did well. we are getting more workers into the market and that is why enema wages are going up. basically telling you the labor market is getting tighter for people with skills and less skills. julie: is a portion of the psychological? people have the bargaining power but it is realizing they have that bargaining power and pushing back. when do we see that realization in the cycle? that is why job openings, how many job openings are there, what is the hiring rate, those indicators suggest there is a lot of heat that continues to combined with antidotes, this is what the fed is trying ideay, this comes from the the labor market moves slowly. the business cycle gets hotter and hotter, closer and closer to overheating. >> you are running to catch up after it. is the fed going to have to do 4 increases this year? today no

this is where the world's geography is turned upside down where russian mabel's chile along side it does not the nation's research stations it is the antarctic treaty in action. survival suits are on for the trip from shore to ship. through the ride up to the. top when the men. on board were quickly on our way south bound for the site of the proposed ocean sanctuary an isolated wilderness of sea and ice home to an astonishing erev life they are campaign sort of is for the wealthy marine protected area proposal by the german government backed by the e.u. and that sort of starts about sixty four degrees described by everyone who goes there is pretty inhospitable i think that's the feeling we're going to have as we round this corner the greenpeace expedition is taking in scientific studies of the ocean floor as well as an exploration of this remote outpost how far we get will depend on whether ice conditions and a good deal of luck nick clarke al-jazeera antarctica and in part two of our series on the proposed train o'clock breaks through the ice what activists hope will become the western

her birthday is an actual holiday called mabel warren day. lots to celebrate. roy bliss, this former pilot celebrating 100 years. he served his country during world war ii. of course, we absolute you, sir. happy 103rd birthday to lucy st. mary's, hard worker from lake charles, louisiana. get this, she didn't retire until she was 93. don't forget if you know someone celebrating milestone birthday tell us about them at today.com/celebrates and don't forget that picture. >> the fourth hour? >> old dominion coming back and singing another song for us, which is a thrill. also elizabeth hurley and jason also elizabeth hurley and jason hartley from "this is us." - there's a common thread i see every time i'm in the field. while this was burning, you were saving other homes. neighbors helping neighbors and strangers alike. - this is what america's about. - sometimes it's nice to see all the good that's out there. bringing folks out, we have seen it in community after community. >>> good morning. i am vai sikahema. just a few minutes shy of 9:00 a.m. let's get to first

mabel, cora's mother gets hers and after a certain section i would think we should get them, after north carolina we need a husband and wife team who take cora in who's more interesting, martin or ethel. and 's upbringing brings to the book, i give him that sort of age, what can ethel bring to the book, i give her that stage so even though i do have a strong structure, it had to be open for that obviously by the process of where the book takes you and those short sections are very useful. in terms of getting voice to how the book was evolving. >> can you read the underground railroad as historical fiction? >> i think if you are well-versed in historical fiction and you know that each section didn't actually happen in 1850, i'm moving something from the late 19th century , i had the idea to make the underground railroad into something real, that was the idea i had on my couch. and so from the very inception, this fantastic element, not just for a historical novel. which means i can do a lot of different things in the book . how these different alternative america's, and i think all of the