since childhood but even before menzies big discovery they met several times a month to practice mensing never formally studied voice. since he was young i can see that he's got something special i'm i'm so proud of him for his achievement in the moment. i don't even know it's full for 48 the m m m m m m so peaceful in front of his it's amazing this is i've been praying for this for a long time and i seen him on stage is you know because the even if he does have a target. he's even received a call from a men's wear shop which lent him a tuxedo for his next performance. please . i'm really pleased to. break up this. strasser. sure it's. like an opera singer a guy who's driving and he sings i'm a cook it is very interesting you know so i'm just through i was really excited to meet him and deceiving birds and now that i see him in person. the next day nancy takes a plane from durban to cape town he's been invited to perform at the voices of south africa singing competition he's optimistic. it's a good life this is how. the public sees you. i'm so excited about this to the whole team just bo

chris alina isn't mensing words the new head of the international monetary fund warns in her 1st speech the trade wars geo political tensions and brags it could lead to broken supply chains and thus compromised global growth the consequences she said will still be felt in a generation. trade conflicts are causing widespread lasting damage that's according to the i.m.f. incoming managing director christina. she fears they could shrink the global economy by $700000000000.00 or 0.8 percent of g.d.p. next year 20. today even more of the world economy is moving to see but unfortunately this growth east celebrating to be precise in 2019 we expect slower growth in nearly 90 percent of the worlds in other words the world economy is no synchronized slowdown. the former world bank chief went on to say the looming crisis requires a coordinated response to tackle what she calls the most serious threat since the global financial crisis a decade ago in the event of a major economic downturn the i.m.f. expects many companies to fail $900.00 trillion dollars of corporate debt could then be at risk of d

zoe menses i'm shies. together they've created a mix of modern african sounds this medieval europe and music. after only one day of rehearsals they're performing in front of an audience at a music school in soweto south africa's largest township. can you believe that we just did that yesterday. for the 1st time. for c.l. or his band name comes from the swedish word for soul the successful performers and then from cystic audience great welcome to johannesburg. was. it's the 1st time for the 6 women from the instant german city of let's take a visit in south africa but there's not much time for sightseeing. after their 1st successful concert they need to prepare for a much bigger project. south african composer. has written a new piece for the 2 choirs and a symphony orchestra. birth of change was commissioned by deed of blue and the german beat of a fest a yearly music festival where to post peace is set to premier this industry excited about a concert. tour and his piece to pose pieces are usually very exc

demands that they know full well that the world will be watching hong kong today on such and the menses anniversary and they want the world to see people here on the streets demonstrating once again charlotte we spoke to some of those protesters a little bit earlier in the day as the protests began let's listen to what they have to say. so one thing i got to i think the hong kong people going to be fully involved if you don't call to say probably it was at the very last chance that you could go out after so. let's not fight what happened in the last 100 days or so we're seeing that all of freedom getting a lot less attentive full so i feel like today whether it was a national day or anything we have to come out we. we don't want to be a not a china city because the government and the hong kong police we don't want the hong kong people to go out today but i think the basic law of protests that is our right so we want to fight for our own right and freedom and we don't want to see this today we come to say the warsaw there. are no. criminal. citizens in your home you just cry for freedom

we'll be talking about that waiver request that i mensed med earlier. i will stop there and see if the commission has any questions and to allow for public comments. >> can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner? >> jajacob is our contractor no. if we to do a new bid, would they qualify for this work under, what is it the 12y ordinance. >> no, because they're headquartered in texas. we could take a waiver that i think i would be -- i could look at it, but no, they could not bid today for a new contract award because the firm is headquartered in texas and texas is on the list of states that the city and county is not contracting with because they have draconian laws and there are amendments to add to the list states where women cannot get access to abortion. >> has jacobs request add waive. >> no, because the 12 skepticism legislatio12x does notapply. they wanted to make sure not to interfere with big works underway and big engineering work requires to mo m

as you mensed, an ellipses means something was taken out there.uned get ahead of the story, if there's a tape of it the american public should hear it. >> nancy pelosi says this white house is engaged in a cover-up. put on your prosecutor cap. you see omissions in the transcript combined with the president in's assistance that this was accurate, do you think that that is an issue? >> it is. i think that you have a linear thing here which is, first the narrative that we started to show. the president using powers of his office quid pro quo or not for personal gain. then there is this rough summary. it is not a transcript. that's not even an accurate word to use. this is a summary of the call where important matter s were left out. once that was realized, the tape, or the summary, is locked down in the nice computer, the more secure computer when speaks to some sort of cover-up of what was in there. so if you have corrupt office, then you have deletions, then you have lock downs, it creates a narrative of some type of abuse of office and that's what

asÍ es el mismo presidente dio detalles de este operativo seeto en un mense a la naciÓn ayer domingo.cucharon disparos durante una vigilia en memoria de una de las vÍctimas del tiroteo. a esta hora crece la tensiÓn entre los 1000 inmigrantes que mantienen ocupado un puente en la frontera mexicana con tejas. este viernes expira el plazo para abandonar el lugar. fueron devueltos a territorio mexicano tras solicitar asilo de este lado de la frontera en estados unidos. la sonrisa de un bebÉ siempre despierta ternura a su alrededor. para una pareja fue doblemente especial. su hijo de un aÑo despertÓ del estado de coma en el que estuvo durante cinco dÍas y al ver a su papÁ le sonriÓ en seÑal de reconocimiento el menor del reino unido sufre un temor raro, deberÁ someterse a una cirugÍa aquí en estados unidos. hay mucho mÁs para ustedes en esta, la hora que te mueve, a quien "despierta amÉrica" y que tambiÉn te conmueve. karla: gran bendiciÓn para esta familia. bueno, estamos hacÍa unos días de que se llegue la noche de brujas, los hijos de maico jackson fueron anfitriones de tormenta fiesta

the reporter i mensed asked me appointed question. this issue had been brought up to light about in the early 1990's by one of my predecessors that held this seat. and that person vowed to do something to do something about this. we are here 30 years later and nothing has been done. she asked me what is different today? you know what i think the right answer to that is, mr. speaker? the difference is from what i have seen personally, the men and women on our tribal communities are saying and standing up and saying, we are tired of this and we are just not going to take it anymore. they are making their voices heard loud and clear and demanding action and this is something that we need to deliver in order to help our native american communities around the country. it is a pleasure for me to yield to the gentleman from south dakota, mr. johnson, who has been a true leader helping to bring focus so we can find solutions. i yield mr. johnson some time right now. mr. johnson: i thank the gentleman for the time. i rise today to highlight i