. >> can you madge?nd you have to gradepapers and whether you're a teacher or any career it's hard to commute for so long. >> that is a tough, tough situation. >>> two main things and the wind danger as it picks up and the air quality, which is just terrible also. >> and unit till they get higher containment, it's tough all around across the bay area right now. i want to give you a look and this is pretty dramatic when you can see it the fire from the higher elevationff san francisco. this is a live view of the kincade fire. so even if you're not doing any wind in the north bay because it's not that dusty, this is very irattic as we're seeing wind gusts of 40 to 60 miles per hour. i want to urge you to not let your guard down. because the big thing different with this wind event is it's not as gusty at the lower elevations. have your phone out, the alerts turned on and be prepared. within about a 25-mile radius of storm ranger t can do a good job of picking up ash plumes. the good news is on the southern

you madge and the whole hard phone to having a baby by herself i wasn't there next to her. so it was hard. soon after law to be was born saddam received shocking news security forces had arrived at the deal as family home. other than the train to the work and then i got a message from my wife's friend saying oh your wife been taking ages. crying in the train you know like even the people in trying to ask me what's happening what's happening and i can tell them that the chinese government took her and i don't know where. that that they did. 2 weeks passed but then saddam heard that no deal had been released but she remains trapped in synching with looked to be prevented from traveling and in constant fear of rearrest. to scared she's always hugging please let me out from here. he's getting all the old like every day person who doesn't know he's there. in adelaide saddam's friend almas also received frightening news from singeing his wife zainab had been picked up by the police. have been arrested by. chinese police they dressing under cover up i think is more than i don't mi

madge was awarded for the reconciliation he forged with every tray of the 2 neighbors when boiled in a longstanding border conflict. after a war in the late 1990 s. killed an estimated 70000 people they failed to implement a peace deal. but within months of taking office meds met with eritrea as president for a summit where they signed a historic peace agreement. which was a moment ethiopians and eritreans had been waiting for for decades the critics say there has been little progress since then on key goals such as economic cooperation . the nobel committee also recognized for implementing democratic reforms when jiminy theo peons respect. them as he did a lot for example releasing prisoners and granting freedom to people. by look this isn't only one year he has brought so much change hobby is the one who made freedom of speech possible for ethiopians. even outside of ethiopia he has a great vision for all africa which he believes in peace democracy and equality he's one of the best leaders for africa right now. after measures praised for mediating in other regional conflicts like h

madge whatever this. is when somebody when the government says listen g.d. madge whatever it is we want to go directly to your database for get them out and when to go and we just better yet we want to go directly to your database for get them out and when to go and we just better yet can we just kind of interface with you can we just if you don't mind my god and he's got to we just kind of interface with you can we just if you don't mind my goodness government matching fund if we can just connect so any time you get a new one from an matching fund if we can just connect so any time you. and a new one painting these little red lights go up when we say cold case cold case painting these little red lights go up and we say cold case cold case. it does raise that interesting thing because it's like i think it's that idea of like right now outrage when we hear about the government taking d.n.a. from the people from. it it does raise that interesting thing because it's like i think it's that idea of like we're right now our age when we hear about the government ta

or even me and madge look ok did that mean i'm good i don't let that was matter of course i'm afraid that my robbery will happen again i saw what happened in the city was destroyed and our livelihood would also be destroyed if this were to happen somewhere here in our area daily income it was all i want to. live here. we don't want to be evacuated we don't want to live without direction and they don't want the muzzle in the mine but with the man. when i am really stood by yeah whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa we're hearing. the villagers are descendants of christian settlers from the north most of whom came here while the philippines was under u.s. control which only ended in 1906. many here don't trust muslims. i see no evidence that when muslims come to our village says no problem but when we go to where they are they want to cut off our heads well let me in. the middle of you know i'm with the long as that's why we don't want them to rule in our community that lives on them but that's the attitude of muslims is very different from our christian attitude. though wh

opened in the past half hour and cost of a snap election was called when prime minister russia rather madge resigned in july after being summoned by cost of those war crimes prosecutor he wants to question the pm over his role in the fight against serb forces 20 years ago opinion polls suggest no party will have enough support to form a government on its own a 2nd intelligence official is considering filing a whistleblower complaint against u.s. president donald trump that's according to the new york times this person reportedly has more direct knowledge regarding trump's dealings with ukraine and jordan's government says it's reached a paid deal with the teachers' union to end a one month strike the action affected more than $1500000.00 students in public schools deal will raise teachers allowances from 35 to 60 percent from next year but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power stations that are watching i feel. with a record number of nominations the world waits to see 2019 about peace prize the nobel committee will announce the winner out on fr

joining me, editor in chief of reason, catherine madge ward. >> hey.dy: are you surprised they dismantled it. >> i am shocked this different agency has done a bad job. >> me too, keep talking i'm walking not there yet, i am wearing very high platforms. >> sorry, i was trying for sarcasm i forced you to run. dea, has done a bunch of make work and database creation and record collect, which failed to translate to. but this is par for the course, you look at agencies that are charged with enforcing an an i impossible pro big they will do a bad job. >> they point to, are all of the drug stores and pill shops, they take off line, but they don't say, we took 80 thousand pill vendors out of business and we took away their license, next day, they can reapply for license get it back, they have no way of tracking who was selling what, for one place they would have them report weekly, to number of prescription, and pills they were administering, and others could do it quarterly. so was there no way of keeping track. but what they have done is punish people who ne

durbin: thank you t let's start with madge, basic madge, andrew yank math. here's what it boils down to. each year we have 140,000 employment-based visas issued in the united states, 140,000. a decision was made several years ago that politicians were playing favorites, picking countries that would get more of one and more of another and so they put in country quotas, country caps, 7.5%. i'll do the math, liberal arts lawyer. it's about $10,000 per year -- 10,000 for. mr. perdue: country. -- >> mr. durbin: there are some 520,000 people of indian descent in the united states who came here legally on hb1 visas for example have work here for a period of time and now want to stay in the united states. and from this senator's point of view, you are welcome. we need you. you brought extraordinary skills to our country that we need. i want you to stay. but you found -- many have found that they get into a cue that is so long and because of the limitations of the cap, they can't even imagine living long enough to ever get the green card that they're waiting for, the

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new house: madge and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, -- mr. newhouse: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? mr. newhouse: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. newhouse: mr. speaker, i rise today as national hispanic heritage month comes to a close to celebrate the central washington hispanic chamber of commerce, which is celebrating 10 years of service to central washington communities. formed anic chamber was to support formed to support yakima valley's growing latino business community. they worked to develop a professional network that fosters a thriving business environment, encouraging job development, and promotes business gro