obviously bill maher didn't watch it.o her youtube channel, the interview is over an hour, and tara reade says she's been trying to get her story out there. she documents going to the times up lawyers, the different networks he approached with the story blew her off. megyn kelly goes into it in depth. she answers all of the questions that people have out there. you can decide for yourself whether or not she is speaking the truth or whether or not you care, if you still want to vote for him. but i would blame the networks that didn't air her information and didn't give her a platform anywhere to talk about this. she says she tried to, megyn kelly saw the evidence. >> harris: kennedy? >> kennedy: s, it would have been nice if we had heard about. the vice president could have been thoroughly questioned about it by a number of outlets. that hasn't happened. why didn't bill maher raise the same issue with brett kavanaugh? why wasn't this raised when he was unanimously confirmed for the federal bench? >> harris: charlie, ten se

>> this is christine maher from the port. and i can take a stab at answering that. i believe that the way that the e.i.r. does is that for residential, it's the number of units. and then for commercial, it's square footage. >> okay. how many -- approximately the ninth floor that we would add across the project, how many square feet does that total? how much bigger is the total real estate count in a square foot? >> can you maybe answer that for parcel d? >> yes. so similar to the square footage question, i think that it's a bit difficult to predict exactly how the square footage would increase across the entire -- across all parcels because of variation uncertainty around project design. >> well, i'm aware of that but you're coming to a proposal to increase it so obviously you have done your schematics and you understand what you're targeting because the ask is in front of us. so how many square feet larger is this project by adding the additional story? >> if you could perhaps give me just a second to -- i don't have the spe

>> this is christine maher from the port. and i can take a stab at answering that. i believe that the way that the e.i.r. does is that for residential, it's the number of units. and then for commercial, it's square footage. >> okay. how many -- approximately the ninth floor that we would add across the project, how many square feet does that total? how much bigger is the total real estate count in a square foot? >> can you maybe answer that for parcel d? >> yes. so similar to the square footage question, i think that it's a bit difficult to predict exactly how the square footage would increase across the entire -- across all parcels because of variation uncertainty around project design. >> well, i'm aware of that but you're coming to a proposal to increase it so obviously you have done your schematics and you understand what you're targeting because the ask is in front of us. so how many square feet larger is this project by adding the additional story? >> if you could perhaps give me just a second to -- i don't have the spe

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maher always a symbol of conflict in the philippines between the muslim and christian population. as fighters occupied the city center in 2000. president kuchma his response was. this is not the kind of freedom that we. coded more become a way to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed sitting. in the sights of fire starts may 20th on w. . cut. countries are spending big to keep their economies alive right now but many nations simply can't raise the cash we'll talk to the president of the world bank about freeing up money for poor countries and maybe even cancelling all debt. also on the show what's a hotel to do when there are no guests to book about renting out rooms as home offices. this is a business report i'm stephen. it's good to have you with us the world bank is urging rich nations to support developing countries in the fight against the krona virus pandemic repeating its warning that 60000000 people could be thrust into extreme poverty by the pandemic in an interview earlier today world bank president david malpass told me that nations could even choose to

ml maher. there is a police sign on the side of the building. that is the same family. thath or fifth generation owns the property and they have property from mobile, up to 27 miles from here. actually around $25 million worth of property. most of it for lease. very seldom do they sell it. we are going to talk about that as well. i wanted to pointed out because we are in downtown mobile. captain foster leaves out the port of mobile on the clotilda with 11 crewmen and the lumber. it looked normal when he left out of the port to the custom agents as if he was going to houston or south america to sell lumber. alabama was known as a forestry state and still is. instead, what they did on the way to africa, they built 130 slots underneath the boat to house the individuals that they were going to bring back from africa. captain foster gets from africa and he gets to the country omey.d the kingdom of dah today if we were to google that, it is the kingdom of and in -- benin. he gets an interpreter. the interpreter takes them to a warehouse. there were 400 naked individuals. the

>> this is christine maher from the port. can take a stab at answering that. i believe that the way that the e.i.r. does is that for residential, it's the number of units. and then for commercial, it's square footage. >> okay. how many -- approximately the ninth floor that we would add across the project, how many square feet does that total? how much bigger is the total real estate count in a square foot? >> can you maybe answer that for parcel d? >> yes. so similar to the square footage question, i think that it's a bit difficult to predict exactly how the square footage would increase across the entire -- across all parcels because of variation uncertainty around project design. >> well, i'm aware of that but you're coming to a proposal to increase it so obviously you have done your schematics and you understand what you're targeting because the ask is in front of us. so how many square feet larger is this project by adding the additional story? >> if you could perhaps give me just a second to -- i don't have the specific

coupon refugee camp in bangladesh home to more than 850000 who fled persecution in neighboring me and maher. is one of them he lives with 13 family members in 2 small rooms. the. room is very small if i had a big house perhaps we could survive coronavirus but staying here is very difficult everything is broken. and that makes even basic hygiene a challenge toilets washer areas and clean water in the camp are few and far between with as many as $70000.00 people per square kilometer keeping distance is next to impossible yet it's necessary authorities sealed off the camp in april fearing the worst of covert 19 hit the camp but the virus has made its way in nonetheless the 1st case was reported about a week ago the man is now being treated at a local health center officials say and 6 of his family members are in quarantine awaiting results aid organizations say they're trying to prepare training personnel and setting up isolation and treatment centers with up to 700 beds and 10 ventilators. since receiving the 1st case a rapid investigation team has been set up with the government under the gu

as the plane gets closer the children start recognizing their villages bill maher. homework is one of the most impoverished and isolated parts of nepal its capital simak caught sits at almost $3000.00 masons. so high the prime banding needs to make it to see. the kids whites for their families to arrive early for you to get. the canada and the us i want to get the family that. doesn't live here the past day. at 1st the children i'm not sure how to reconnect. but i'm told no more talk about what if a local culture is reserved. for come by now i believe it will because here i am going to have a new move because well got her on her mcconaughey plane then the other no longer talk about winning but at the end i pulled on and i saw you saying don't i mean this is just the start of a complex process stevie lamas job isn't just to reunite the families a to help them through the hardships that separated them in the 1st place. you knew you go over there. to hear her. to hear her. going on that. i don't. know if you see. a. 30 going to care the news or. when you know. we are n

insurable off to next and that's when i've been engaged and message i received from journalists so maher up with 6 weeks ago he had returned to syria and would save himself from the pandemic their recent fond memories of my trip to syria at the dragon out of pandemic there yeah i guess he's the biggest optimist on my list. but the news in the film i thought it was the real you read the whole for the movie the more lawyers live. within it that's the uniform of course i mean you're going to be able. to do this i tell you what it is to pollute the socio you do it so a lot of people. who spoke little of steam knew we could sort of the world socialist blogs or was before them and you could tell you that she's not. going to see you serious this michel which is that all american is also going to get anywhere with us on a couple. anyway and we get it we will still move would have a. little of you will still be able to get up given all the local stations i'm a look at but it it's you know that we have of we did have multiples you looped it is a bad new deal is one of the most likely reform if we'

of other rohingya muslims he fled the military's brutal persecution in his home country of me and maher. a lot about it that they came to burn down our houses we ran for our lives then a fire engine came and we thought it would put out the fire instead it sprayed gasoline onto the fire and the entire village burst into flames. eventually ended up in the malaysian capital of kuala lumpur many who traveled with him on the secret smuggling routes died along the way at liberty we lost everything in our homes our land our identity now we are stuck in our country and we know nothing about. i mean the north you know it's your money. nearly 180000 refugees and asylum seekers live in malaysia most of the. my rowing go for decades the country has refused to sign the un geneva convention of 951 for malaysia's refugees that means no recognised status no protection and no rights. children are the worst affected malaysia hinders their access to an education 2 thirds of the children do not go to school at all the rest attend informal learning centers such as the future school. deborah henry founded th

. >> maher had just arrived at work. she helps to inoculate other workers at nearby buildings. >> it was scary but i had to act fast and make sure to call 911. >> workers say what was a small fire quickly spread and in less than five minutes engulfed the building with smoke. >> shootin mean it was big and hot. it was really in my face. >> i felt the heat. >> flames shot up about 100 feet into the sky. >> right now we are doing what is called a surround and ground. we are getting this from all sides, it is too dangerous for our members to be in there. >> 2 fire boats sprayed water to prevent the flames from jumping to the ss jeremiah o'brien flooding museum, which is docked next to thwareho >> i wiout re bo would have lost thh brien. >> 4 ew members safe evacuated and very little damage to the world war ii warship. >> the jeremiah o'brien has been known as the lucky ship when the last liberty ships around, and she survived the north atlantic and d-day and that was the first reaction, it is a miracle. >> it took more than

joe scarborough and bill maher, as veteran facilities are wiped out.e don't have a national testing program. we've got nothing that we need to beat this pandemic. his head is on cable news right now. >> how sad. >> okay. >>> the biden campaign is out with a new ad that lays out how donald trump downplayed the covid-19 crisis in the early months of the year. the new digital ad is powerful. it'll run statewide on facebook, instagram, and youtube in pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, florida, north carolina, and arizona. it maps out the truth. take a look. >> early january, donald trump is first warned of the virus. he ignores it. >> we have it totally under control. it's going to be just fine. >> defends the chinese government instead. january 30th, trump's own cabinet secretary warns of a pandemic, raising concerns that the chinese government isn't being transparent. trump calls him an alarmist. >> we think we have it very well under control. we're working very closely with china and other countries. we think it is going to have a very good ending for u

maher always symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population . as fighters occupied the city center in 2000 the president due to some response was. this is not the kind of freedom that we. how did morality become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. in the sights of i.r.s. starts may 20th on t.w. . this is news coming to you live from berlin germany gets back to business but within limits officials clear the way for restaurants shops of all sizes and schools to reopen a chance by going back to wars that are spike in new corona virus infections could lead to lock down again also coming up a gas leak at a chemical plant on india's east coast kills it least.

supervisor gordon maher held a virtual town hall about the issue today. one of the speakers was sasanayee whose grandma was beaten at a visitation valley playground in 2019 and died this year. >> whether it's racism or discrimination, it's all other. we're seeing each other as others instead of seeing each other for who we are as humans. >> san francisco district attorney chessa bowedin also participated. he said his office has a "zero tolerance policy on hate crimes." abc 7 has been hosting our town halls on race and coronavirus which you can watch at our website, abc7news.com. >>> 48 states have begun the process of reopening, but at least four of those states are seeing an increase in the number of covid-19 cases. abc news reporter andrew dymbert has the latest. >> reporter: as parts of the country begin reopening the cdc with an alarming new estimate, models forecasting the number of deaths from the virus could reach 100,000 by june 1st. the pandemic has already taken a devastating toll on the economy. a 16% drop in retail sales in april. the worst in

group and semis are good, but they really lag the tech sector by almost 800 basis points and then maher vel. but if few charts so the first is a table just to give the facts and figures. we know there are 30 stocks in the stocks index and we know it's value total 1.65 trillion. now if you look at the second slide, this is the issue semis are still some 9.5% their peak and only five stocks have made new highs. actually the time of write iingm rrk vel closed up 4.5% big surge. that usually is a good sign. so one of three charts the first. a simple way to annotate well defined tops at a common level move the authority of 28 level and this stock is just breaking out $3 $30.on the close take it another way. next chart to draw the line. basically, you want a range bound security stuck between 28 and 22 and then you get this plunge. it drops 40 to 50% and now it's broken out to a new high and then finally, relative performance. this is really the opportunity marvell on top last chart, and its relative performance to the s and h marvell underperformed for almost ten months and now you're tartin

very decisive action at least in my country i have to say now professor maher said i know you are a bigeliever in empowering people through education and. awareness and now don't you think that people should be incentivized or perhaps penalized you say bad i care about own health so i really want to go back more to phil's philosophy there where it does come back to the individual. and just i'm not sure with all the temptations that are out there whether you can shake a stick at someone and force them to go and do this and i just don't see that really as working there's so many overfat individuals that are directly in government and in nation policies and they just kind of can't see the forest for the tree in my eyes so we're it's been an uphill battle and it's right come back to phil's with it's got to come back to the individual well i grieve if you are going on on the issue of personal responsibility but when we look at the vagaries of you know how many governments have just banned the dealing in the bowl of diseases that seems like i mean it almost seems like the more i grant is that

original plea of not guilty which will then allow the department of justice attorney general bill maher to drop the case once the case is dropped he is free he then can pursue civil litigation against the government for abuse of process for violating his civil rights and the like let me remind everyone that as of today's date and i've been following this as since you were sleeping i still don't know what the russian collusion was at all the investigations you name it from just go from from carter page to we still don't know it's as though this female has been so imbedded in our collective conscience is russian interference russian meddling. the that we're still waiting for evidence of that so if justice prevails general flynn could end up being a very wealthy man because what they put him through and by the by the carter page of s a geisha is still going on but what they did to this and his message should the world is very simple if they can do this to me a lieutenant general retired somebody who is a hero somebody who gave his entire life in support and in print and in defense of this

and mr maher administration narrates the development. we are allowed to visit the headquarters of the military wing of the liberation front. as peace. the chief of staff isn't in uniform a sign perhaps of the shift from armed struggle to political action and responsibility. or we ask what might happen if the project of autonomy doesn't go well. then maybe de. people are kept in a saudi leads us by our current limited thought of people who really have become diminished the time that the isis with. the station. all the followers of the will go in for their good will and that they will become bigger. safe for liberation front has a lot of support among the muslim world for many believe their ancestors were victims of a historical injustice committed by christians the spanish an american colonists and the philippine government in manila. the prospect of autonomy and peace has given the people here new hope. the m i l f says it will disarm up to $30000.00 fighters once autonomy from the muslim majority region is implemented. what if not then

out but in the truck time case she actually wake if you go back she completed the sentence that bill maher said completely. that's what he said oh i think he screwed up i don't think he meant to do that i think he just got ahead of himself and that what he did was really stupid on top of everything else by the way by the way it was also wrong for bar to even make a comment even if he's joking attorney general should not joke about justice being a part of his by you like our by you know why i remember this isn't well because we're the powerful ones and we can do that that sounds like something i really like a 3rd world country i respect lee i respectfully disagree my dear and learned french there are wonderful expressions in history for example history would be a wonderful thing if only it were true that tolstoy said and we've been talking about whether churchill said this the idea is that when you do people who when we're right he might have said it slipped flippantly i understand the introductory aspect of right but rick i defy anybody who can say look you left something out but isn't it

has been sworn in as the new prime minister his predecessor bill maher he was forced from office by months of often violent and government demonstrations the protesters are calling for better living conditions and the whole of the political system so many fulton is where the protest is it she says a few 100 people have joined the demonstration even though the weather is hot and many fasting. it's important to face it this is the most significant gathering since the imposition of the curfew to stem the spread of the coronavirus on march 17th since then we have seen tahrir square virtually empty with a few 1000 people remaining in the pens that have been set up here so today's gathering is quite significant it comes just days after the formation of the new government the people who have come here say that they still have demand for the go well beyond the appointment of a new prime minister day still demand a complete overhaul of the political system they say that the political parties that are responsible for the failures of the past governments are still controlling parliament with them eve

exactly right you've got the supporters of michael flynn sharing the decision last friday of bill maher to drop the d.o.j. his case against michael flynn but then you have the opposite side that scratching their head saying he admitted twice to perjury so why are you driving at this has to be political but let's break it down like you do so well on your show and go ok why it was bill barajas you said that they should actually drop the charges against michael steele and a lot has happened i get a sense last friday when this happened i saw it basically started to unravel based on protocols that were handling within microphones out that there was a document which showed that there was this handwritten no this was kind of kind of what may well it did you go to it this is some f.b.i. officials questioning the purpose of interviewing fled what is our goal that no said true that mission or to get him to lie so we can prosecute him or get him fired that what they're going to show that there was possibly some a targeting by the f.b.i. in regards to what michael flynn also part of this document k

maher is and i think it's a wrong thing to do it stole it different and i don't believe the virus comes from a lap one it's definitely not a good time to pick another fight is china so the us will definitely amplify the current economic downturn by terrorists to punish punish china for its rule in the else crisis think about the great depression of each other and 20 in 29 at a time most countries are very protectionist accelerating the depression that are reading crisis in the same scene my cabinet m. yeah but arguably with 645000000000 pounds of quantitative easing here live governments at the same time as they may be blaming china are pouring money into firms that are committed to globalization supporting your viewpoint and if it doesn't work surely natural they should blame bad actors russia china iran you know it's so easy to believe they're circling him it's very much machiavellian mindset at the end but it will really help the u.s. at the end of the day and i think us. response to crawl up was very miserable you know all of us if you do built superpower and it was not really able

the 2nd world war tour germany into to find maher and tests out ended up in communist east germany. when the hidden in the nfl in there was no scope for our house to be revived in the early years of communist east germany. it was rejected as a bushel institution. as i knew. the stuff that was the attitude until well after the death of stalin basically until the early 1960 s. and the rise of architectural functionalism when earth. and planners began erecting prefab houses in the states on the outskirts of cities and also hoped of accident that it's at that point about house was reevaluated and once again seen as a good thing if the same. as legacy was politicized design and the famous slogan folks look so spread out of the needs of the people instead of the need for luxury. today bally house designed products are expensive only the well off can afford them . such as vilhelm vatten fed table lamp in snout classic. vartan for knowledge the cost of if your hand up to the bargain felt table lamp cost around $400.00 euros. and recruit and wall that's because it was designed and manufactur

iowa army national guardsman brent maher, james carney whose family are dear friends, just 22 years old, killed in afghanistan. army sergeant james jamie scalberg, jr., died in combat in afghanistan at just 25 years old leaving behind his beautiful son who was not even a year old when he lost his father. sergeant joseph millage was killed when a roadside bomb exploded near his unit as it searched for weapons in baghdad and he was just 23. it was the knock that i gave on his mother's door to tell her that her son would never be coming back home. imhandz sergeant major marilyn gabber, the first woman in the iowa army national guard to be promoted to the rank of command sergeant major. killed in iraq in a blackhawk helicopter crash. the stories and many, many more of these men and women of iowa are heartbreaking and heroic, and the very reason for a memorial day. for 23 years i served alongside the best of our nation, women and men who risked absolutely everything to preserve our great freedoms. and one of the many ways i pay tribute is through a ruck march. every couple of months, that is

pay which she owes before she and her family are kicked out they want to go home to mandalay and man maher but can't the average daily salary for my coworkers here in some province is only $10.00 that goes for those who are working on fishing boats the factory workers now there's growing concern that jobs like this could become a few are once thailand fully reopened for business. says thousands of workers have called her migrant worker rights network seeking help the organisation has been providing food bags for families but soup don't see any admits even if the migrants are able to get to their home countries they'll end up coming back to thailand once there's work she says they'll return even more vulnerable than before the pandemic . i'm worried that the workers will be forced to work for longer hours for a smaller wage they're quite vulnerable unlike us who have more rights and more power i think fewer workers will be employed but. the thai government has opened a selected border checkpoints for a limited number of workers to return home each day but many don't have the money to travel

he said, got to let you know, they say they found mary day. >> and maureen maher joins us from chicago but i got to ask, this grown woman who claims to be the real mary day, is she the real mary day? >> reporter: that is the mystery. and you'll find that detectives and family members, tony, they were skeptical when this woman shows up out of nowhere. and adding to the skepticism is the fact that just before police found her, three weeks before she was discovered by police, she had a state i.d. issued to her. the timing was so coincidental, that just added to the skepticism of who is this woman in arizona. >> and you actually met her. what did she have to say? >> reporter: yes. after five years of trying to chase down this story, the story's been decades long, we've been looking at it since about 2012, she did say that she was adamant that she was the real mary day. >> maureen, i so appreciate good tv while we're sheltering at home. thank you very much for this. and maureen's report, if you want to check it out along with me, it will be saturday night. it's called "whatever happened to

in his diarrhea of the tweet this morning, he touches on bill maher and rose mcgowan, but not one oft's bring in john harwood. it is striking to me the tonal difference between what the president said yesterday and is saying this morning and what dr. anthony fauci will testify under oath before congress today because fauci contradicts the president on tone and substance. he will say, quote, if we step over the checkpoints and the guidelines to open america again, we risk the danger of multiple outbreaks throughout the country. this will not only result in needless suffering and death, but would set us back on our quest to return to normal. that is very different than what the president has been saying, isn't it? >> reporter: absolutely. it is a bizarre situation because the guidelines that anthony fauci is going to affirm this morng

let's not forget, not that he's not a representative, but bill maher famously said we need the economy even if people get hurt, because that's one thing you need to get president trump out of office. i think joe biden has a very tall hill to climb when it comes to being able to prove, especially given the economy during the obama administration, that he is the guy for a job building an economy after pandemic. certainly politics are at play, here. >> melissa: i want to read you a clip from an opinion piece in "the new york times" from dr. mcgarry, heep sr. on the show. "as a physician, i firmly believe in the power of our reopening. various mitigation can take many forms, ranging from effective to excessive. extreme forms of mitigation can have diminishing returns." he started by saying, "i believe in the primary goal of reopening should be to maximize the number of lives saved, but there are these other things they have to take into account at this point." bret, with your reaction? >> bret: well, listen, the president thinks it's political, but there are many republicans concerned abou