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minister announced that un report turn on extrajudicial summary or arbitrary executions dr agnes call marge will visit turkey on january twenty third until february three and he said that if his schedule will be available he also is planning to hold a meeting with the u.n. repertory thank you for that live for us in istanbul a quick look at other news now and in the democratic republic of congo opposition leader felix you say kate is due to be sworn in as the new president it marks the first peaceful transfer of power since the country gained independence from belgium in his fur final televised address the outgoing president joseph kabila public to support his successor he said he'll pass on power without regret after more than two turbulent years of delayed elections this week should be construed you should respect in the constitution i will hand over power tomorrow without regrets or remaster the same way you supported me join the past eighteen years or call in a youth in particular the future of our country rival leaders from central african republic are due in sudan to try again to sett

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it wasn't the fact about necessarily agreeing with him, but if the president was marge e i izing hime had to go. mattis was not getting a lot of decisions coming in his favor. one of the most important ones, he had recommended a general to become the next chief of staff. trump overruled him and recommended somebody else. mattis, if he couldn't have his own wing man felt he had no choice but to go. >> yeah. and to you, i just wander, given your experience, your history with the armed forces, is there a danger in this for moral, the danger of injecting politics into the military? >> absolutely, poppy. it is a real danger because when there are these personal changes in this way and there is this attempt by the white house to change the narrative, to change the story on what exactly happened with secretary mattis, that has a corrosive effect, not only on morale, but also on the way other leaders treat their subordinates. and they look to the top basically for guidance. it might be subliminal guidance, but it is still guidance nonetheless. you look at the military as a culture that has a

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there are women out there who worked on the 2016 campaign who were mistreated, who said they felt margel, marginalized, who did experience harassment and they deserve to have their voices heard, and their concerns addressed and elevated and addressed. and i believe the bernie sanders campaign arm took all of this information into consideration, that came out, prior to being reported in the media, i do believe, during his mid-term campaign. now, if you ask me about the senator's response, i don't think he should have said that i was a little too busy running around the country, and i think -- >> what should he have said? >> if you asked him directly, i think he would also regret. that i think what bernie had said about some of these types of issues in the past, that frankly we as campaign managers, it is not acceptable. that it shouldn't have happened. and that they have taken steps to make sure it doesn't happen in the future. and even regardless of senator sanders, if he runs for president or if he doesn't, i think this is an opportunity to elevate the conversation, and continue to ele

close on a deal to buy o'conner hospital and saint louis hospital in gilroy by more than a million by margeorney general javier becerra stopped the purchase, because the county had not met certain conditions to maintain the hospitals. becerra's office is reportedly planning an appeal. >>> the public is invited today to join the berkeley police department, in its 100-mile step challenge. it is widely said that today, sitting is the new smoking. and to combat that. police say walking 100 miles in a month is not that far. it's about 6500 steps or three and a quarter miles per day. the average person will walk more than that during their normal daily routine. a group of berkeley police officers will take part in the challenge, beginning at noon, at the front steps of police headquarters on martin luther king jr. way. >>> it's now 6:26. and the new development, regarding undocumented immigrant fired from her job, at one of president trump's golf courses. she and the president will soon be in the same room together. in just a moment. her invitation from washington, from a critic of the president.

of oath and the promise of a new beginning for a party marge not only by corruption scandals but infighting between rival factions aligned to either roma or former president jacob zuma the a.n.c. has used this event to highlight some of its achievements as the last election and its future plans for south africa but for many here it's much of the same from a new party president competing with a formal leader who's popular in this province there were concerns about how reports i would be received was in a tall is the home of former president zuma who resigned last year during various corruption scandals involving him in the a.n.c. thunderous applause greeted zuma as he entered the stage with distinctly fewer cheers for the president the more forces presidency however appears to have regained some support nationwide one survey shows sixty one percent support for the ruling party its closest competitor the democratic alliance trails with fourteen percent the manifesto appears to continue previous government policies including free university education for students from poor and working class ba

i see someone on tv run out the door and call her marge halfway down the block. calm down al!s a science to organizing. i believe that he has continued that unlike none other. as a bring them to the stage i want you to know that we have a special gift from the king family. first of all his wife is with them. her birthday was this week. we are so happy on her birthday she is here bigger than my later the superstar of the family yolanda the grandchild of doctor king's with us. we have all the kings with us and i think that it is noteworthy, 2 years ago when donald trump was inaugurated, we marched here in washington. it was lead to that day, we will not go back march. martin the third and called me and said i was on my way to washington but mister trump has invited me to talk to him. what do you think i should do? i said well the king way is to talk. i will walk while you talk because walking and talking is what we do. you know i come by the browns where they have good cop and bad cop even though it was leading outside. he tried to reason with them. he gave him the benefit of ot

but when it comes to the next margin cl marg marginal dollar to protect chirp, it's technology, to keep the narcotics out of the united states. and if we can't really start at the same premise, based on reports from the president's own administration, we're never going to reach a point of bipartisan agreement on border security. so i hope -- i think we're close to agreeing, maybe it's semantics, i hope not. but i hope that we can agree that if we're going to stop narcotics, it's technology and personnel. the experts tell us that. it's not a wall. and i hope that we can move from there. the last question i'll ask, and in a limited time, they asked me about your -- your statements this morning. your testimony. i thought they were good. responsive, for the most part. the one thing i'm stuck on, and many are, is this report you gave to this administration in june of last year about the investigation of the president. >> you mean my memo? >> yes. >> okay. >> and you said in there, mueller should not be permitted to demand that the president submit to interrogation about alleged obstruction.

that only 13 of us got through, now, we lost some awesome candidates over to the senate, you know, marge blackburn, martha mcsally, christie nomes now governor, some p people left our chamber, but let's talk about the financial support and while you started out with view-pac and i know there are a lot of great organizations here that are helping us, but i have to tell you, all of us had tough race, some much tougher than others, and we know and we saw through, the act of the democrats to put millions of dollars in a couple of weeks, into some of these candidates' races, people that did not have name i.d., people that did not have much backing before that entity went out and raised massive amounts of money. but yet, we all have leadership pacs and have done a lot of what jackie said, and that makes a huge difference. kathy, can you talk about rise, the entity, republicans inspiring success and empowerment project? because we've got to have more of these types of projects, these types of initiatives, i would get money into my leadership pacs, susan's perform ac, supporting the united state