michaela she wants to change the debate.he wants to bring the european union out of the defensive, from the sidelines, as she put it, washing what turkish president erdogan and vladimir putin of russia potentially will map out when they meet on tuesday. erdogan said he will decide what to do after that. now there is a new factor here. there is potentially a european proposal on the table. brent: we are looking at an internationally admitted -- and ministered safe sound that could have troops or forces from the european union and russia. how realistic is that? michaela: nobody talked about russian forces. she wants to bring on board russia and turkey. whatever that means. when you are talking about eu forces, there is no such thing as a european union army. i did try to press the german defense minister as to whether they could being german boots on the ground. let's listen to what she said. the question of how germany handles this politically, and more than anything, what this could mean for our armed forces is a question th

michaela, thank you so much. and thank you for your company on the briefing.y. hello there. pressure will be building in for tuesday morning, so it looks like many places will start dry. you can see this area of high pressure pushing in from the south—west keeping this weather front at bay. mainly affecting the far north of the country to start the day. we will have lost that weather front across the south—east so drier there too. so it's going to be quite a chilly start to tuesday, with some mist and fog around, particularly where those skies clear and the temperatures really drop. so don't be surprised if you see scenes like this across some central and southern parts of england and wales to greet us this morning. now, that mist and fog could linger on for a few hours, but it should tend to lift and break and then we should see a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine across england and wales. a vast improvement across the south—east. more cloud further north, certainly for scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain in the far north, with many plac

michaela always takes her ehic card on holiday, if she can.d cost locals would pay. even with the card, though, she has more expensive travel insurance because of her health. so, this is me and my boyfriend. so, for this holiday particularly, i paid £60 for the week for travel insurance, whereas he paid £23 for the year. british people travelling abroad get about £150 million worth of treatment a year using the ehic scheme. if we leave the eu with a deal, that would continue — at least, temporarily. these 31 countries all accept ehic cards. essentially, it's the eu, plus switzerland, norway, iceland and liechtenstein. the government has asked them to continue taking ehic until the end of next year, no matter what happens with brexit. so far, only one, spain, has agreed to do so. ireland and portugal have different plans but, essentially, they will continue to treat british tourists, even if there's no deal. there's nothing in place yet for people travelling to the other 28. the government says it's still trying to sort more health care deals,

michaela always takes her ehic card on holiday, if she can.hough, she has more expensive travel insurance because of her health. this is me and my boyfriend. so, for this holiday, i paid £60 for the week for travel insurance, whereas he paid £23 for the year. british people travelling abroad get about £150 million worth of treatment a year using the ehic scheme. if we leave the eu with a deal, that would continue, at least temporarily. these 31 countries all accept ehic cards. essentially, it's the eu, plus switzerland, norway, iceland and liechtenstein. the government has asked them to continue taking ehic until the end of next year, no matter what happens with brexit. so far, only one, spain, has agreed to do so. ireland and portugal have different plans but, essentially, they will continue to treat british tourists, even if there is no deal. there is nothing in place yet for people travelling to the other 28. the government says it's still trying to sort more health care deals though. it adds that it always tells people to make sure they ha

what are you what are some bad michaela doesn't want you but there was one function above that you do on your. girls as it ends up on your bed even when you're on the block i do you know that if you could just get your milk up because like i knew my day it is and i work and said ok and i look at junk i went back to you know. this is the underpass i would put on a phone charger i was going to the little. guy when i when i yank up wild bill you want to jungle is how come you got like. the opposite of all you know your world got a world leader she got to she know about who could get us on our government the bad . the glider and the union the yeah and who would be the i would be up about. this such as $100.00 what that guy you're looking at as an underwater. bomb makers would. people love that guy wish to shine a light bulb. up with your bullshit i want to go around to then on the man as i say no no no quit or not as i lost my money plowing. it sounds. ernest's. the most. and. that's a focus. for. a little. over. the world. i believe the unsold flats. a place like no other. for generation

michaela always takes her ehic card on holiday, if she can.abroad get about £150 million worth of treatment a year using the ehic scheme. if we leave the eu with a deal, that would continue, at least temporarily. these 31 countries all accept ehic cards. essentially, it's the eu, plus switzerland, norway, iceland and liechtenstein. the government has asked them to continue taking ehic until the end of next year, no matter what happens with brexit. so far, only one, spain, has agreed to do so. ireland and portugal have different plans but, essentially, they will continue to treat british tourists, even if there is no deal. there is nothing in place yet for people travelling to the other 28. the government says it's still trying to sort more health care deals though. it adds that it always tells people to make sure they have travel insurance when they go on holiday, and that is still the official advice, but there is a warning from the uk's largest travel insurance provider. if nothing changed between now and the 31st of october and there was no

michaela always takes her ehic card on holiday, if she can.e of her health. this is me and my boyfriend. so, for this holiday, i paid £60 for the week for travel insurance, whereas he paid £23 for the year. british people travelling abroad to get about £150 million worth of treatment a year using the ehic scheme. if we leave the eu with a deal, that would continue, at least temporarily. these 31 countries all accept ehic cards. essentially, it's the eu, plus switzerland, norway, iceland and liechtenstein. the government has asked them to continue taking ehic until the end of next year, no matter what happens with brexit. so far, only one, spain, has agreed to do so. ireland and portugal have different plans but, essentially, they will continue to treat british tourists, even if there is no deal. there is nothing in place yet for people travelling to the other 28. the government says it's still trying to sort more health care deals though. it adds that it always tells people to make sure they have travel insurance when they go on holiday, and t

we got a statement from probert and michaela foster, saying quote, unfortunately due to alternate plans involving the property including making necessary renovations, we were unable to renew their lease. we wish them the absolute best and will continue to support such a fine nonprofit organization. >> i put a lot of weight on my shoulders. i'm responsible for these kids. they are my kids. so, i need to make sure that they have a place. >> reporter: so, stand up for kids are scrambling to find a new building, preferably one downtown, with showers, parking and access to light rail. it would be open to kids in the evenings and on saturdays. they don't want these teams to feel abandoned. >> my first told him the news of what punched them in the stomach. this is heartbreaking. >> reporter: volunteers hopeful find a new space and time. and they say they have faith in their community. >> that they will come up, rise up even if it is a send me to p for the rest of my life there will always be one his is no way especially now. >>> will tell you about a new way to get to the game. >>> and in weat

as well as santa clara, santa cruz, and sent to michaela counties.ys it expects the  outages to total about 596,000 customers. >>> back to the massive kincaid fire, it has led to the largest evacuation in the history of sonoma county. many people headed to petaluma. those centers are now full. >> reporter: ross has been talking with people forced from their homes and has this report. >> reporter: difficult dates and disruptive lives in the community center. it is really hard. i have not cried yet. it has been really hard. >> reporter: victoria pac and her extended family of 17 people, five cats, three dogs, and a hamster all got the word to evacuate their homes early sunday. >> it was like 10 minutes. they said you are zone attend, you need to get out now. >> reporter: they were told there is no more room here, they all slept in their cars in the parking lot overnight. >> they said overnight, they would keep the doors open and there will be bathrooms and things available, that was pretty much it. >> reporter: as we met them, they had just caught a

leader into investigating his democratic rival joe biden and his son who was working in ukraine michaela as the latest from washington d.c. . the former ambassador to ukraine mari you have one of each was instructed by the state department not to appear in congress however she defied this instruction appearing before the congressional committee behind closed doors then there was the case of opening statements being leaked and certainly according to that statement she came out with both barrels firing insisting that those with questionable motives had caused her recall from the ukraine that the direct instruction of president trump she spoke about what she called a hollowed out state department and certainly added to the congressional knowledge off the events that led to that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine that lies at the heart of this ongoing investigation importantly though she also opened a little bit of a chip in that white house boycott of the ongoing investigations it is now known that a number of other state department officials may be appearing in

we got a statement from robert and michaela foster saying unfortunately due to alternate plans involving the property occluding making necessary renovations we were unable to renew their lease. we wish them the absolute best and will continue to support such a fine nonprofit organization.>> i put a lot of weight on my shoulders. i'm responsible for these kids. they are my kids. i need to make sure they have a nce they are scrambling to find a new building. preferably one downtown with showers parking and access the light rail. it will be open to kids on the evenings and saturdays. they don't want the teenagers to feel abandoned. >>> my told them the news it is like a punched him in the stunning. their faces. this is heartbreaking.>> reporter: volunteers say instead of being discouraged they are hopeful they can find a new space and time. they have faith in their community.>> they will come up and rise up. even if it is a tech company or individual. or just downtown san jose. is going to help us find a place. we are putting our faith in that. >> reporter: they work with young people ages

they want to illegal aliens driven dominic stricken from michaela bill ayers. >> tucker: we should fight and i don't care of every big company will assigned on this. what's at stake, the most basic of law which is the freedom to say what you want. >> a great breed of spewing a great breed of great to see you tonight , seth. a bit of a hothead. she's on this, the spy. >> where the f are you i don't get these situations. [bleep] where are you? >> tucker: that's just the greatest piece of tape you ever, here you have this incredibly leveraged guy who really is the embodiment of privilege in new york city screaming i probably some foreign-born driver while his assistant covers his face so we can see him prorate the service. that's just the greatest! he cares about the little guys. he went to cnn over the weekend talking to this quickie little spokesman that the chairman of cnn employees. this book when said, hey, robert de niro, famous actor, what you think of donald trump? fox news! here's how it he's out. up next. >> this guy should not be presidents. we say that's come up folks on fox com

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. >> are my michaela colleagues the materials for submission for the hearing record, must be submitted to the committee clerk within 14 days following the last day of hearing. preferably in microsoft word format. materials submitted must address the subject matter of the hearing. only members of the committee or iatness may submit it and documents are limited to 50 pages. documents longer should be incorporated via link. please recognize the years from now, the link may not work. again i want to thank their witnesses for their participation today. what we heard is very valuable.i it may be additional questions and we is the witnesses to please respond to those questions in writing. a hearing record will be held open for 14 days. to receive thoseri responses within that time. i remind my colleagues to pursuant to practices, they must be submitted to the majority committee or clerk within seven days and they must address the subject matter of the hearing. and we haven't tilting statements, recognize the ranking members, and the tilting statement. >> thank you manager. i again want to tha

this is little michaela mae much like me when i think of my first piece of chocolate. >> smell it.ocolate! chocolate. >> that is her first hershey kiss. how we all feel every time. especially this time of year with all the candy around. please take a moment. put your "gma" moments on my [ applause ] >>> now we've got something for you here. a lot of people out there, kids on your holiday list, get ready. right now "good housekeeping" is revealing its annual best toy award. >> so good. "good housekeeping" chief technology expert rachel rothman is here to tell us about this year's winner. we welcome you. >> thank you. >> exciting. >> how do you come up with the best toys? are you looking for stuff innovative, the safety, what kids like most? >> it's everything. exactly. we're first vetting it for safety and making sure it meets all the standards, and then we assemble them all and make sure they're well-constructed and durable, and we want to make sure they're delivering on all the skills and we bring in the ultimate deciders, the kids, to help us decide that fun factor. >> i don't kn