to the rescue. >> reporter: bailey is also the reason for mann's recent visit to the emergency room.r dog until the play stopped, and the other dog attacked him. bailey was handling himself fine, but nonetheless i waded in, and my hand caught on his harness and broke a bone. >> reporter: warren and her husband both used the same word to describe the campaign. the day that you announced your campaign, it was new year's eve. >> yes. >> reporter: you had a press conference right outside this house. >> right outside. >> reporter: with bailey. at the very end, i think a reporter turned to you, asked for a comment. and you said, we've been married a long time, and it's always been an adventure, so this is just another one. how is that adventure going? >> really extraordinarily well, and it's even more of an adventure. back then i had no idea what it would look like, only that we would do it. and so every part of it remains an adventure. so i stand by that statement. >> reporter: senator? >> i can do this adventure because we do it together. it's true. >> that was mj lee reporting. we'll be

>> in key biscayne. >> meet bruce mann, better known these days as elizabeth warren's husband. >> sos she like? >> oh, the first -- let me set the scene because it's completely improbable. >> reporter: the two met when they were 29 years old attending a law conference in florida. warren had recently separated from her first husband, jim warren. >> as i approached the reception, i looked across the lawn and from about, oh, i don't know, 25 yards away i saw elizabeth talking to a couple of people and the -- even from that distance, i was just drawn to her. i mean, she was so lively, so animated, so engaged. i just fell for her from 25 yards out before even meeting. >> reporter: love at first sight? >> for me. it took her a couple of days. >> i was much slower. that was a sunday late afternoon when we met. i wasn't completely in love with him until sometime mid-morning on monday. >> reporter: hmm. >> he was in the row ahead of me, down at the other end of the rove and it was on monday when i actually saw him in shorts. and good looking legs. and -- >> reporter: wow. >> that's when i was

francine: catherine mann and bill rhodes.e joined by jacob frenkel of jp morgan and will talk to valdis dombrovskis and the prime minister of belgium. we will talk brexit and global trade. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: this morning, quiet markets within a synchronized global slowdown. wars affected by trade synchronized by the white house. beijing, economic growth below 6%. the place of america in the middle east, we speak with jacob frenkel of jp morgan. speaking of jp morgan, jamie dimon, morgan stanley, mr. gorman, they deliver first in class earnings at noon. they meet to greet global banking. this is bloomberg "surveillance." we are at the meetings of the international monetary fund and the world bank. brexit. all of this is francine: they had a deal, and yesterday in the quarters of the imf and world bank meeting, people are talking about the itl, whether it is a risk if gets voted through parliament. the question is whether he has the votes to get it through, and what if he doesn't? yesterday we heard from jean claude ju

germany never had had a revolution and this was the reason i wanted to watch my unfortunately thomas mann wasn't able to experience that years after his depressing and ignorant of thoughts of what germans were like i wasn't deemed a german literature revolution one of that's a peaceful revolution to boot a revolution in the spirit of freedom i think you thought it would be really decades after the revolution what today we remember the 3rd of october 1919 just you know 1st off i'd love german unity in our country and once again join together at the borders of the conclusion of a development that began with the civil uprising misery not only written in the eastern with a log and in the mud which really took sailing away most coming from our skies peaceful resolutions like him about. 19 months later 9 would like some just feel bigger than this one thought the rules had changed. and the state based on subservience was brought to its knees and this is why at this point i want to commemorate the victims at the best media regime in east germany those who lost their lives trying to flee and those

john mann, speaking to bang a little area. the headlines on bbc news... persuade mps to back his new brexit deal, ahead of an historic vote in parliament tomorrow. but opposition parties are set to vote against him, and northern ireland's io democratic unionist mps won't support the deal. there's been sporadic fighting in syria, despite turkey's agreement to suspend its military offensive against kurdish forces. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen and welcome to this last european council press conference after the utopia summit. my first invite the president of the european council, donald tusk, to take the floor. thank you, good afternoon. last night, the leaders discussed enlargement the overwhelming majority wanted to open discussions about albania. but such a discussion requires anonymity. this issue will be for the summit in may 2020. let me be very clear. north macedonia and albania are not to blame for this. the commission reports are also clear that both these countries did what they were asked to do. and the adoption was an extraordinary achiev

liberty to a certain extent so the effort responsibility is in a sense this is maturity that thomas mann was talking about it is the key of democracy and this is true for every one of us in this country naturally policy makers must combine liberty and responsibility and make it possible for the individual to live this way and this is about practical policy making and not in ivory day life when our unified germany is in a very different situation today than it was in 1900 in many cases eastern and western and living conditions have come closer but there's still a difference particularly between eastern and western federal states but also between noise then and southern parts of germany and maryland urban areas and more and more people are migrate same into cities where small rural areas have to deal with the graying of their populations and shrinking cities where's housing is very expensive in the bigger cities in the morning more traffic but lives are disappearing out of some of the remote village essentially rural areas there's no fast paced and fast internet there it's hard to find wor

the indian born speculative fiction author mimi mann dahl from new york. and an cop who lives in berlin and vienna they're both interested in the future of writing and fascinated by the new possibilities presented by artificial intelligence this is a. fantastic 1st of all it's a fantastically amusing field because it's an idea that's been around since at least frankenstein's it comes up again and again and it somehow draws in all kinds of topics and phantasms that are swirling around. but what happens when machines become artists and authors they simply imitate the works with which they've been programmed how innovative art for instance poems written by normal networks. your math can write poetry and the thing is because poetry is already a little abstract off so the neural net sporty often reads like a real course and. where is the poetry coming from then why does that poetry make sense if a machine has written that woman and you still get feelings from it then where where is the soul that's creating that anyway i authored challenge us and our romantic no

learned more about senator warren, thanks to a recent interview with warren and her husband, bruce mannown by their celebrity couple name: "eliza-bruth mann-o-warr." ( laughter ) in the couple interview, bruce was asked about warren's newfound frontrunner status. >> as the person who knows her best, why do you think she's leading the polls right now? >> because she's the best person to do the job. >> i'm glad you feel that way! >> yeah, i do, i do. i do, i do. it's an entirely unbiased opinion, absolutely, absolutely. >> stephen: wow. you can feel that sexual tension. hey you love birds! get a room, you two! might i suggest making it a big oval one. ( cheers and applause ) here's how these two cutie-pies met: >> love at first sight? >> for me, yes. it took her a couple of days. >> i was much slower. that was a sunday, late afternoon-- that's right, yeah. >> ...when we met. i wasn't completely in love with him until sometime mid-morning on monday. and it was on monday when i actually saw him in shorts and-- good-looking legs! and-- >> wow. >> yeah, that's when-- that's when i was all in.

. >> kiersey clemons and thomas mann bring darling and jim dear to life and while the movie using digitalin some scenes that classic moment w ♪ on this lovely >> how did they do that iconic spaghetti scene with real dogs? >> lemon licorice and they were just snipping at it. >> honey, and they like each other. they gonna nibble right to each other. come right on in. >> we're not changing. we're not modernizing. we're not super updating. it's just a different way of telling a wonderful story. >> by the way all the dogs ud r. bruno, we're putting you to the test. >> a test. >> can you guess the oscar winning actress in this upcoming disney film? who do you think? >> she's been familiar. >> never been on your show. >> she looks good. >> emma stone. >> of course. >> it is called cuella. >>> bruno you judge in the ballroom, we're going to play a videos from all over, on their grams. first up the rock. >> the rock. oh, light-footed. good rhythm. >> what do you give him? >> i think about a seven. >> seven for the rock. >> now -- >> come on reese. >> in a full length coat. >> she's on top. come on

in los altos and menlo park and warmer toward foster city and belmont hills and over to fremont and mann tara is 51 degrees with coolness but each day until thursday we will bump it up with a system moving north to take off the edge for a couple of days. 4:30 and we have cell to talk about the solano county commute. >>> we are off to a good start 80 westbound toward the carquinez bridge. this region looks pretty good

the principal at one of this to horace mann community school says that it's part of their mission to be more inclusive to everyone and that by being gender neutral in a language traditionally gendered it helps make those who don't identify as male or female, feel more accepted that a source that that is also it was 6. >>while also making the language less mail centric for instance will 2 girls are at a table. our mean yes just add one boy and they would traditionally be referred to as ninos we make sure that instead of hall. it says hicks nino becomes next because that we were offering up the possibility for you know for people to identify as they choose, he's ex seem to have no problem with the concept. >>in spanish, she's the ax peak head. we chained to. and include again days are people that. >>i think if you're a verizon my everyone the community. >>but it's not a requirement for everyone to use gender-neutral terms to describe themselves. this 4th grade teacher goes by my yesterday on a well other staffers use my estimates those behind this movement say using words like lot next

in los altos and menlo park and warmer toward foster city and belmont hills and over to fremont and mann tara is 51 degrees with coolness but each day until thursday we will bump it up with a system moving north to take off the edge for a couple of days. 4:30 and we have cell to talk about the solano county commute. >>> we are off to a good start 80 westbound toward the carquinez bridge. this region looks pretty good and if you want to get on the road right before everything gets crowded, right now is a good time to do that with no major issues on the eastshore freeway. marin and 680, all these freeways heading to the middle of the bay area look good including highway 4. you might want to take advantage before that changes in getting to the macarthur maze is not a chore and at the bay bridge, light, so far. 4:31. >>> despite a counterattack from president donald trump, democratic leaders vowed to move ahead quickly with their investigation on whether to impeach the president. democrats want answers from rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer. doug luzader has details from washing

say and all right to put a man on you know as will go down around his son tom some time ago thomas mann. as black police officer it's definitely different. than again i am brittany off rather than a black police officers but it's definitely different it works both ways some people some citizens are more comfortable talking to me because i'm black and some people think that i should give people a lot of breaks because i'm black you know i get double tom think oh now that me so it is my pain a little more stressful being a black police officer down here but. i don't know why but i actually like it i don't want to work in the other business like you know. working in this area. to get out of my. it was on a run. he had got into a domestic dispute with the child's mother she knew he was on the run she still called the police are. not taking anything the same thing negative about her so he fled to the house that was down the street so he gets into a standoff what i would say about. 1520 sheriff's officers if you feel. that. battle you have. that one of those men these you know you know if you

correspondent alex mann hell of it thanks so much there is a. thank you. the 4400 list of the richest americans has a new member from the company behind the free to play jack or not for tonight battle royale at big game c.e.o. tim sweeney entered the list on the 150th spot with an estimated net worth of $4500000000.00 in 2018 alone the company racked up $2400000000.00 in revenue from their more than $200000000.00 players they also have a robust business in licensing their game engine to some of the biggest players in gaming in july of this year at big games held the 1st world cup a fortnight with an estimated $30000000.00 in total prizes the grand prize went to 16 year old kyle booga jersey shore of pennsylvania who walked away with $3000000.00 and was on founder jeff bezos ex-wife mackenzie bezos also add to the list in the 15th slot with a net worth of roughly $36000000000.00 after receiving 25 percent of the couple's amazon stock as part of the divorce jeff bezos remain in 1st place at $114000000000.01 microsoft founder bill gates and investor warren bu

are the headlines turkish troops and their syrian allies are advancing on the kurdish held city of mann bridge this is just hours after president jet type or one warned the offensive would intensify syrian government troops appear to be positioning themselves for a possible confrontation with turkish forces in mali use foreign policy chief has condemned turkey's advance into syria and raise concerns about the rise of i saw in the region their conclusions we called for a ministerial meeting. of the global coalition because we see as one of the most immediate consequences of this military to it is say in the northeast of syria the fact that. refined its briefing space inside that territory that worries us and normally this is so that it security threat to the european union not only to the european union 1st and foremost to the region and the international community so we want to see. this tackled in the global coalition for much other headlines large protests are taking place in barcelona or against the sentencing of 9 catalan separatist leaders they were found guilty of their role in th

but with regard to the indictment of paul mann afforded others for having not registered as agents of ukraine it could be an issue with regard to current matters relating to rudy giuliani and president trump and ukraine not having registered as foreign agents it's far more on the target on the front burner than it was in the past so that's where we stand politically right now running for senate in vienna of these people trying to come paint against al jazeera english or campaign against freedom of the press. ours any effort to shrug our religious leader iraq are for that matter any our media organization in the united states. it isn't a problem free to believe that every media organization has the right to exist i would like to wear a free speech closing down are asking though doing that will be just another lobbying agent told that they are about to go an attribute already years i'll just you know has god listed. as a media organization that has covered every little were which are about the demolition network doesn't have. great interest to prove that it took action there's no doubt

. >> so mann? >> i think rich did a great job of explaining that. i do think just to clarify, what you're being asked to comment on today is the range of alternatives, not on the design per say. i realize that there's a fine line there. but it's important for them to hear. one option i heard is because of what rich just said, that the project yoursel yourself is it , perhaps you don't do a partial. but it's something with less of an impact on the records resour. >> yes, that's exactly right. trial t.we need a range of any alternatives. as rich has stated, the no-project, we have a full preservation because that avoids the impact. we can also have alternatives that seek to reduce but don't avoid the impact and that's where the partial comes in. as rich has stated, to reit rate, it'reiterate, the partialt avoid the preservation impact but will reduce it significantly. and i think my observation would be and others have observed this, as well, the proposed project is probably pretty close to what we would have come up with had the complete demo project

john mann said he will vote pore the deal. there will be a few.s to back this deal?” imagine there will be some emphasis from leave constituencies but even within those, the influence that labour voted for leave, or a majority, is notes in also i true. it is more complicated than that, it is more nuanced. i imagine that labour mps regardless oofs which side they regardless of which side they are on can choose, if they want to say i am in they are on can choose, if they want to saylam ina they are on can choose, if they want to say i am in a leave constituency they can do it, if they want to say i'm a leave constituency but among my supporter, they favour remain and they can do that. they may say among my constituents but among the members that is different. all the options are available. is if boris johnson loses tomorrow he is still ina good johnson loses tomorrow he is still in a good position they say, because he can go to voters and say i couldn't get this deal through parliament, so the voters need to sort that out, and you know, a lot of peo

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for these young musicians at buena vista horace mann school in san francisco's missiontrict, mariachi is a class, it's a passion. >> i've been in this for 4 years. >> reporter: she is now sophomore at the city college of san francisco but the afterschool program at her alma mater keeps her coming back. >> music is very passionate for mariachi and it tells a story about love and being happy. >> reporter: she is one of hundreds of students and former students taking part in the san francisco unified school district mariachi music program. a trumpet player is, as well. >> i joined because i thought mariachi was a perfect part of important for us latin people to share the social ideas and the cultural music. >> reporter: twice a week, they join dozens of other young people to practice playing traditional mariachi songs under the direction of aryan cortez. >> we create diversity to make students who don't normally play western classical music learn this. we practice after school and during the day. >> reporter: every spring, students from 13 elementary, middle and high schoo

. >> scott mann was a u.s. army green beret who got deployed 12 times in 11 years. colonel.>> his story is told on the stage. >> finish this sentence for me. >> this play for me is -- >> a way to heal. that's what it has been for me, it's been an opportunity to just deal with and process and face a lot of the things that i was struggling to either talk about or to express. >> since it's ricky and danny that are in that -- >> the play he wrote and stars in is all about the trauma of war. >> you're home. >> i'm not used to seeing people like you be so vulnerable. >> that makes two of us. >> two things for you. three things for you. >> our director, she said, because it's three combat veterans, and then ame is a military family member so one of the things she said to us right out of the gate -- >> you're vulnerable getting killed but on stage, if you're not vulnerable, it will kill you. >> every time you have an eagle down, i'm here putting a next back into the tree. >> who sur target audience? >> when i started, it was civilians who i felt didn't understand fully that we are 1

. ♪ >> reporter: for these young musicians, and buena vista horace mann school in san francisco's missionistrict, mariachi is not just a class. it's a passion. >> i've been in mariachi for 4 years of my life. >> reporter: this guitarist is now a sophomore at city college of san francisco but the afterschool program at her alma mater keeps her coming back. >> music and mariachi are passionate and tell a story about love and pain and about being happy. >> reporter: she is just one of hundreds of students and former students taking part in the san francisco unified school district's mariachi music program. this trumpet player is, as well. >> i joined because i felt mariachi was a perfect resemblance of my heritage and i come from mexico. it's important for us to share these sorts of social ideas and the cultural music with our audience and our country. >> reporter: they join dozens of other young people to practice playing traditional mariachi songs under the direction of orian cortez. >> we create diversity to make it more accessible for students who don't normally play western or classical

when you go to a foreign hotel, anna mann or jordan or whatever, they've got cnn international playing over as you eat your breakfast in the restaurant. so they have this bland image and yet at the same time, they are high for partisans and they can't make those two things align properly. i mean cnn right now is the most irrelevant. if you want a hard-core lefty propagandist, they do that. same with nbc. they do that better than cnn. >> tucker: right. much better. it's actually interesting i think. mark steyn, great to see you. thank you for that. of course jeff zucker wasn't always at cnn. he was at another channel for many years. he ran nbc for a decade. before that, he was the youngest executive at "the today show." things have not changed that much at cnn since he left. he the network repeatedly try to cover up the harvey weinstein story. well, this wednesday night, someone knows an awful lot about nbc and is making her first tv appearance parting ways with that channel nearly a year ago. megyn kelly will join us as a guest on this program for her first interview. she has a lot to

lipsky, erik mann,n, dr. fuhrman, dr. dr. franklin -- frankel.ble. eu says there's no deal unless the u.k. moves as the northern irish democratic unionist party stands in the way. china and the u.s. clash over hong kong. bill that hong a it willthat china says bow retaliation if it becomes law. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this wednesday, october 16. jp morgan closing at record yesterday pickard -- yesterday. bank of america jumping higher. equities down 0.2 percent. maybe more of a macro fear. cable rate down. lots of volatility as the brexit headlines are coming fast and. . a big rally continues within the bond market. we look to be seeing a steepener early this morning, but now in a modest flat and there across the cu

i willwi say pluralism and manns of sexuality if you believe there is a moral law we should strive because of the good and noble. >> i would say i think the fundable moral differences are intrinsic of the nature of this nation and the nature of those often change. pluralism is a fact of life in the foundation of thisfo countr. so what is it that divides us. we never been religious and an ethnically homogenous country like say most of the countries of europe were. if i spend multiethnic multistate and we are going to be multiethnic alt-a faith as long as this country lives and we will be increasingly multiethnic and the trend is now the we'll be increasingly multifaith. any given flashpoint within pluralism may change but the fact that her wisdom is a permanent part of america and if we take any action to impair the ability of us to live together in a pluralistic environment it's going to harm this country. for all the differences you just mentioned americans whatever their faith or lack thereof have the same morality. that's not sure anymore. there's a different sort ofre pluralism. i see

bill mann his show, real time on hbo, is been picked up by all sides of the media. i believe it direct quote of what bill marks said. i'm glad he was dead and i healthy and was painful. the bill marked put. whatever they thank of him, he's probably hard-core the left. but the victory, he didn't that when president bush best way. i thank site outside of i thank outside of donald trump, i don't thank he would say that about anybody. the koch brothers were the absolute enemy of the environment, everything is starting the global warning. i see that a lot. to me my job exceedingly difficult to report in this company because there is an atmosphere of toxicity and hostility and bad in distrust and all the rest of it the first ball makes people inside the company extremely hesitant to share the story and extremely hesitant to talk. maybe that's one reason the book took so long to report. as opposed to a reporter in general, i thank it's extremely unhelpful for our general understanding of how things work to have such rhetoric becomes such a commonplace thing. based on my ow

but i would quote to you, don, a wonderful tweet sent out today by the writer windsor mann, who said worse you are treated by trump, the better you are going to be treated by history. i think bill taylor will be treated by history very, very well. >> thank you, all. i appreciate your time. >>> cnn's new poll has some good news for joe biden. he's leading the democratic field by a big margin nationally, but there's more in this poll. we're going to dig into the rest of the findings. that's next. welcome to fowler, indiana. home to three of bp's wind farms. which, every day, generate enough electricity to power over 150,000 homes. and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. and of course, fowler. (kickstart my heart by motley crue)) (truck honks) (wheels screeching) (clapping) (sound of can hitting bag and bowl) (clapping) always there in crunch time. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. anna, do you yes! those plans? i just wanted to show

now on my crew, we have nicole mann, who is a colonel in the marine corp. a boeing f-18 hornet pilot. and she's just absolutely awesome. it just is amazing how quickly things have come about and opportunities in aviation and engineering. you know, we had lead flight directors, two who were women. lead space walkers who were women. it's just -- like i said, the h metamorphosis has been incredible. >> i know no one is speaking directly about artemis. we're going to have a woman step foot on the moon. i mean, it's phenomenal. so it is time for us to begin wrapping up unless someone gives me permission to go further. okay. it is time for us to begin wrapping up. i'd actually -- we're going to be quick, but i'm going to get each of you one sentence, just too to just give a close. there you go, tom. >> work hard. >> all right, bob. >> don't screw up. >> be a good role model for those around you. >> the next 12 months is going to be pivotal for human space flight. i can repeat you, don't screw up. that's a nice version. do what you can with what you have in the ti

. >> bailey is also the reason for mann's recent visit to the emergency room. >> he was playing withthe play stopped and the other dog attacked him. bailey was handling himself fine, but nonetheless, i waded in, and my hand caught on his harness and broke a bone. >> warren and her husband both use the same word to describe the campaign. >> the day that you announced your campaign, it was new year's eve. >> yes. >> you had a press conference right outside this house with bailey, and at the very end i think a reporter turned to you, asked for a comment, and you said we've been married a long time, and it's always been an adventure, so this is just another one. how is that adventure going? >> really extraordinarily well, and it's even more of an adventure. back then i had no idea what it would look like, only that the -- we would do it, and so the -- every part of it remains an adventure, so i stand by that statement. >> senator. >> oh, yes. i can do this adventure because we do it together. it's true. >> okay. they are just rating on the adorable meter very high. >> there's a lot of ta

the ownership of the coliseum we have oakland a and major league baseball's commissioner now robert mann for and for us come forward to say. they want oakland to drop says if they don't he is perfectly fine with letting the a's move to las vegas. how bad would that be oakland city leer the a's. ac violates state law regarding publicly owned land, here's how they explain it. >>belongs to the public we've negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. >>well alameda county supervisor nate miley disagrees with the he says the county's $85 million agreement to sell their share the coliseum site to the a's does not conflict with any state laws we'll see how they work it out better can't afford to lose the a's right. :04am morni michigan girl is not allowed to get her school picture taken because of well the reason behind school's decisioco >>no big surprise here but plenty of sunshine remains across the bay today we have just a touch of fog u

troops and russian allies and have now moved into previously kurdish held areas including the city of mann bridge turkish forces meanwhile are continuing to shell positions in northern syria u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike compare on their way to turkey to push for an end to the fighting this follows the announcement of u.s. economic sanctions against turkey for the incursion. the syrian flag raised over to city of monday it's meant to signal the syrian army's presence in the city a move that follows their agreement between kurdish forces and the government in damascus. and damascus has brought along international allies managed together with other kurdish held areas was abandoned by u.s. forces leaving it vulnerable to turkey's military offensive in northern syria. going through we were afraid of turkey's aggression but now the turkish army won't be able to enter our city should we feel safe now. turkey has pressed ahead despite growing calls for it to halt the incursion. president donald trump's unexpected decision to withdraw troops came after a phone call of

mann in the supremes. another important guarantor, separation of powers, and an important separation of powers case that i think is next friday or shortly thereafter, the constitutionality of the cfpb, consumer financial protection bureau. brief background. the basic structure of the constitution is that the president has all the executive power, and therefore if use not able to control his supporters in the exercise of their authority, they would be independent from him and exercise executive power. this is called the unitary executive. it has nothing to do with the executive being above the law, it has to do with the president being able to exercise executive functions. in the 1930's the supreme court said that with respect to these independent agencies, ftc, sec, these multimember bodies, we are going to not allow the president to remove these people at will and therefore make them independent of the president, or congress could do that. that would be constitutional under separation of powers. they woul

but with regard to the indictment of paul mann afforded others for having not registered as agents of ukraine it could be an issue with regard to current matters relating to rudy giuliani and president trump and ukraine not having registered as foreign agents it's far more 'd on the target on the front burner than it was in the past so that's where we stand politically right now running for senate in vienna of these people trying to complain against al jazeera english or campaign against freedom of the press. ours any effort to show our religious leader iraq are for that matter any our media organization in the united states. it isn't a problem but st believe that every media organization has the right to exist i would like to wear a free speech closing down are asking though don't think that it will be just another lobbying agent don't give up that ego and attribute already years i'll just you know has god listed scriptures as a media organization that has covered area were which are about the demolition network doesn't have the star bridges to prove that it took action there's no do

the top stories a small unit of syrian government soldiers is now inside the northeastern city of mann bridge turkey says 2 of its soldiers were killed in an attack near the city russia says it's working to prevent any direct confrontation the un human rights office is calling on turkey to conduct independent investigations into possible war crimes related to its offensive in syria saying it's gathering information about summary executions shown in video the european union says reaching a brakes a deal this week remains possible but the chances of becoming increasingly slim lead negotiator michel barnier made the assessment during a meeting of e.u. ministers in luxembourg on tuesday politicians in the u.k. and in brussels are trying to reach a deal by the end of the week is the october 31st deadline approaches e.u. leaders believe for today's summit from thursday. global economic growth this year is now predicted to be at 3 percent that's the lowest since the 2008 financial crisis the international monetary fund says trade disputes are largely to blame for its latest downgrade south af

here on al-jazeera turkish troops and their syrian allies are advancing on the kurdish held city of mann bridge this is just hours after president reject typer one warned the offensive would intensify syrian government troops appear to be positioning themselves for a possible confrontation with turkish forces in whether you use foreign policy chief has condemned turkey's advance into syria and raised concerns about the rise of i saw influence in the region their conclusions we called for a ministerial meeting. of the global coalition because we see as one of the most immediate consequences of this military to it is in the northeast of syria the fact that. refined its briefing space inside that territory that worries us and normally this is i doubt it security threat to the european union not only to the european union 1st and foremost to the region and the international community so we want to see this tackled in the global coalition format former white house rusher advise a few on the hill is testifying in congress as part of the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump she resig

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organizations that have been providing assistance in syria received much criticism for acquiesce iing to the manne in which the assad regime would like that assistance to be delivered to communities inside syria. our report highlights a very important security council resolution coming up for renewal at the end of the year. the cross border resolution, which provides the international underpinning for the united nations to enter into syria without the assad regime acquiescing to it. without the cross border resolution, all humanitarian aid delivered by the united nations inside syria would be subject to assad regime approval, which means that delivery of that assistance would be weaponized and politicized to suit assad's purposes. >> thank you very much. >> i will recognize myself for now for five minutes. i just want to thank you both for your work. for the future, president trump has acted on a whim and in doing so has thrown al lice under the bus. how bipartisan that rejection has been. i'm most concerned about if the rep talgs damage that's been done. you might have seen the same comments i ha