the miller factors. the -- the question here is does miller apply, can -- can malvo invoke -- justice kavanaugh: well, i think we have to say what miller and montgomery -- well, i don't know what we have to do, but we might want to say what miller and montgomery mean as a rule together, because that's been a lot of the focus of the briefs. so we may have to indicate what is the substantive rule and what is the procedure and then we can figure out the virginia -- spinelli: well, yes, the substantive rule is that the eighth amendment forbids states to impose life without parole on juveniles who are not permanently incorrigible. justice gorsuch: okay, counsel -- justice alito: and that's the holding of -- that is the holding of miller? spinelli: that is -- that is what montgomery -- justice alito: well, can -- could montgomery change miller? montgomery, in montgomery, the issue was whether miller was retro -- whether the -- the rule adopted in miller was retroactive to cases on collateral -- spinelli: corre

he said, "miller."er d i said, "well, who the hell's miller?"n't know who stephen miller was athat moment. i said, "who's miller?" and he said, he said, "i don'to get into it." >> narrator: at the white house, they knew who stephen miller was. and a faction there want to keep him as far away from the president as possible. ad >> youhe, the bannon/miller/sessions faction, and then you had the the gary cohns, jared kushner, ivanka trump, reince priebus, and others >> we had the two camps start to develop- the moret establishmmp, and more the kind of disrupters, populist, nationalist campmp and then everything eventually became a knife fight shortly thereafter. >> narrator: after the travel-ban backlash, bannon'str stack of harsh execucuve orders was put on hold. his opponents in the west wingpo were gaining ground with the president. >> why he surrounded houlf by people actively opposed to his agenda-- why he did that, who knows? who knows? he has surrounded himself with people who disagree with him. why did he hire his kids? could be narcissism-

er d i said, "well, who the hell's miller?" i didn't know who stephen miller said, "who's miller?"e said, he said, "i don't want to get into it." >> narrator: at the white house, they knew who stephen millerwa and a faction there wanted to keep him as far away from theid prt as possible. >> you had the, the bannon/miller/sessions faction, and then you had the the gary cohns, jared kushner, ivanka trump, reince priebus, and others. >> we had the two camps start to kind of disrupters, polist,e the nationalist campmpin and then everyeventually became a knife fight shortly thereafter. >> narrator: after the travel-ban backlh, bannon'str stack of harsh execucuve orders was put on hd. his opponents in the west wingpo were gaining ground with the president. >> whye surrounded houself by people actively opposed to his agenda-- why he d that, who knows? who knows? he has surrounded himself with pele who disagree with him why did he hire his kids? could be narcissism- "they love me for me!" who knows? al>> you're supposed to rely push hard the first 100 days. at is going on? what are they wa

>> by the time you get to zero tolerance, i think miller, bannon is gone and miller has recognized thevictims of shock and awe, it was deliberate in the beginning that they didn't want to leave time for anyone inside the government to sort of slow-roll or doing do what they consider to be things that would sabotage the president's agenda, but they did learn a valuable and painful lesson from the travel ban that they immediately got joined in court, got blocked, took them 2 more tries and year to get the travel ban executive order in place that actually the courts would allow and sanction and so miller learned the valuable lesson for him of if i want to try to short circuit the process, if i want to try to get around the people inside the federal government who may want to block these things, i have to at least have a process of some sort in place, at least have something to point to, at least have data and memos and meetings that i can say happened so that, you know, there's -- enough people are brought in so that we don't get tripped up like we did with the travel ban again, so what h

>> by the time you get to zero tolerance, i think miller, bannon is gone and miller has recognized thevictims of shock and awe, it was deliberate in the beginning that they didn't want to leave time for anyone inside the government to sort of slow-roll or doing do what they consider to be things that would sabotage the president's agenda, but they did learn a valuable and painful lesson from the travel ban that they immediately got joined in court, got blocked, took them 2 more tries and year to get the travel ban executive order in place that actually the courts would allow and sanction and so miller learned the valuable lesson for him of if i want to try to short circuit the process, if i want to try to get around the people inside the federal government who may want to block these things, i have to at least have a process of some sort in place, at least have something to point to, at least have data and memos and meetings that i can say happened so that, you know, there's -- enough people are brought in so that we don't get tripped up like we did with the travel ban again, so what h

amy: chanel miller, author of her memoir "know my name." when we come back, she w will tk about bringing charges, the trial, and she will read from her victim impact statement. back with her in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. as we continue our conversation with chanel miller, author of the new memoir "know my name." the book chronicles how she chronicles the shame of sexual assault. i asked her how she reached the decision to press charges against her assailant. hourst happened within 24 of the assault. i had just pulled into my driveway with my sister and the detective called and asked if we wanted to press charges. i did not understand the implications of this. i did not understand how long-term of a decision it t wod be. amy: not to mention you did not understand you were attacked. >> correct. i didn't even know i had been assaulted yet or what the charges were. so my impression was that they and needed meuy to verify that, yes, they should pursue a case against him. i thought, all right, that sou

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in a new piece in "the washington post" greg miller points to a meeting as a moment of detonation ofkraine crisis inside the white house. quote, two ukrainian officials were ushered into a meeting in bolton's office in the west wing along with sondland, hill, and others. sondland turned the conversation away from ongoing corruption probes to specific investigations important to trump according to testimony from vindman. bolton was so alarmed by the exchange he ended the meeting abruptly and ordered those gathered out of his office. now bolton could be a dangerous witness against the president. for more on those fateful white house meetings i'm joined by greg miller, national security correspondent for "the washington post." the picture you described based on the testimony is really remarkable. what is your understanding of how important this meeting was in the progression of what is now an impeachment level scandal? >> i think it's a really important moment, and that's why we thought it was important to separate this out in reconstructing the stay at this white house. and it's import

why, if it was such a legitimate inquiry, trump didn't go through official channels and miller had no answer >> why did they use three private lawyers to get information on biden from the -- from the ukranian government rather than go through all of the agencies of his government? >> two different points. number one >> how about answering my question stephen, i'm asking you a direct question why did the president use private attorneys rather than go to the state department? if you don't know that's an acceptable answer. >> there's two issues that were brought up on the phone call - >> i'm not asking two issues why did he do it >> chris, i understand i understand that you have your question i have my answer there's two issues that were brought up in the phone call >> you have your non-answer at this point [ laughter ] >> seth: damn. damn, chris, be careful. if you anger him too much, he'll sneak into your room at night, bite you on the neck and turn you into whatever he is, which i guess is a - hairless cat [ laughter and applause

sienna miller is debra, living in rust belt pennsylvania. she is pin balling endlessly between variously useless and occasionally abusive men and looking for security and love. one night, her teenage daughter goes out and doesn't come home. she is left holding her grandson with no idea what happened. here is a clip. it's been... it's been three days since we last saw bridget. she left home around seven. she was wearing a pink sweatshirt and white sneakers. she had her hair coloured a few days ago, so it's a little lighter now, a little more blonde. but not much. this is a mother's worst nightmare. to know that your daughter is out there somewhere and she's calling for you and you can't get to her... i'm sorry. she cries. i miss my daughter. so, on one level the film is about a missing person but it's actually, that's only one part of what it's about. the narrative jumps forward several years and we see the central character played by sienna miller further on in her life, still trying to find a suitable partner, and people like aaron paul pla

miller time.good through the end of next month. i'm still a little confused on this one, but i guess it's just to get people into the bars, socialize, i guess. i don't know. >> you know, person-to-person interaction. put your phone down. miller time. let's go. >>> next you might say the new logo for the paris olympics is getting torched online. >> organizers say it combines the olympic torch with marianne, the young woman who has symbolized the french republic for more than 200 years. see the lips right there at the bottom. >> sure do. those who don't like it says looks like the logo for a hair salon or a dating service. someone suggested swiping left on the design. >> because french history was not required in our studies here in the u.s., i actually did not know about marianne but i do now. >> neither did i. tennessee that's not for ouse in everyone. >> definitely not for me. visitors have to sign a 40-page legal document waiving responsibility. they also have to pass a physical, a drug test and

for more on those fateful white house meetings i'm joined by the author of that report, craig miller,l correspondent for "the washington post." the picture you describe in the testimony is really remarkable. what is your understanding of how important this meeting was in the progression of what is now an impeachment-level scandal? >> you know, i think it's a really important moment and that's why we thought it was important to separate this out and write a whole story, sort of reconstructing this day at the white house. it's important to me for a couple reasons, chris, including that i think this is the moment that you can really -- we can establish so far that the quid pro quo of this scheme is articulated inside the white house. and not only that, but you have a very violent reaction to that articulation inside the white house. it's not just bolton who recoils at the mention of this by sondland, but fiona hill and others who then proceed to go to white house lawyers to register their really deep concerns with this. i mean, this is -- people have described this moment as a moment whe

gina miller, welcome to hardtalk. lovely to be here.s something very important happened to you after that june 2016 something very important happened to you after thatjune 2016 referendum which saw a majority voting for brexit. you cease to bejust which saw a majority voting for brexit. you cease to be just a concerned citizen looking at the politics of written. you became an activist determined to use the law to make an intervention. what prompted that change? so the idea of becoming an activist injune 2016 is not actually, there is a back round to me which is of activism of the last 30 years but not in the political arena slide been an activist when it's come to civil rights or in the charity sector and the investment world were up by my business. activism is something i've been part of but i've also been very interested in the way our politics has been operating in terms of secondary and primary legislation and powers going all the way back to the tony blair government and look at what happened there. so i've been reading hansard, ke

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his relationship with miller, what can we say about that? i was told they had some communication at least while nielsen was secretary because he was chief of staff and when miller would call nielsen, he would get chad wolf quite a bit. why do administration officials believe that miller would have could potentially have a lot of influence on wolf? >> for a lot of the reasons we just saw and that display from his confirmation hearing. i should point out also that he was not actually confirmed to that position. he stills sort of in the role of understood secretary without being senate confirmed. but he said look, i was just carry iing out orders and that might be who miller looking at for this position. someone who he can influence at dhs while he stays at the white house close to the president's ear. someone who can fulfill his wishes on immigration while they're looking for someone else to be able to be tapped to then go to the senate and fulfill this more full time. he'll do as he's told. but as you and i both learned, it's not just about i

house impeachment inquiry is legal and the justice department must give democrats a full copy of the miller report into russian election meddling and. germany's far right looks set to make gains in a regional election this weekend for me to be told government without the party could prove difficult. a michael thanks for joining us. across chil a massive crowds have taken to the streets for a 7th day of anti-government protest demonstrators calling for economic reforms and the resignation of president sebastian pinera the capital santiago saw by far the largest demonstration. a march such to go down in the history books as possibly the largest ever seen in chile an estimated 1000000 demonstrators converged on downtown santiago bringing traffic to a standstill as crowds made their way to central plaza italia. protesters vented anger over low wages and pensions inequality and the rising cost of education and health care their fury has been fanned by president sebastian pinera response to a week of unrest imposing a state of emergency and night time curfews protesters called on him to listen up

donald trump a court ruled that the department of justice must give democrats a full copy of the miller report into russian meddling in the 2016 election. plus in german soccer the bundesliga is fierce this rivalry always inflame the passions of football fans and on saturday afternoon it's that time again hold on to your seat and shall to take the bottom and the latest edition of the roy dot. com tomi oladipo thanks for joining us massive crowds have flooded the streets right across chile on the 7th day of anti-government protests in the capital santiago alone some 1000000 demonstrators converge on the city center demanding economic reforms and the resignation of president sebastian pinera protesters also turned out in the port city of paraiso where some tried to force their way on to the grounds of chile's congress at least 19 people have died in unrest across the country. for more let's cross to santiago where correspondent john bartlett is standing by john you've just come from the demonstration can you describe what it's like there. yeah it's it's remarkable this evening night schoo

what are your thoughts you know on the miller scituate. well i think a lot of people expect in miller to get really frustrated leave at some point soon or well you know or for him to at least think there's no point staying apart anymore well i would say is you know he had a poor couple of seasons fair enough but this is a man is called 110 bonus league also by munich he's only 30 years old that imad sits right now especially because they want to bring these young talents back for you need some older wiser experienced heads have been there done that one champions league and and leagues and i think i think it's way back into the 1st suspect thing thomas miller's case he probably is betting that he's got more life in him a point you need to nico credit because he's a real talisman for the club you know very close with rim and again as i think you can see he's going to outlast the dutch great well there you have it that's 4th up for us thanks to our guests be sure to tune in again on match day not. truism on the man teams with the construction

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to say dn't get anyone anything about it, complained miller. stigma listed only when the alem filming of the abc sitcom bewitched. i see some of you remember that show. housewife a modern had super natural powers and with the twitch of her nose she garage door and make the vacuum cleaner work. this was annoying to her very mortal husband. for various reasons it made since in 1970 to shoot a number salem and pisodes in that allowed the town to embrace did ast and here's how it so. in 1992, it unveiled this to elizabeth ial montgomery. the television show's star. she had effectively laundered the history. years, salem ext itself.sly rebranded this is the town paper. this is the football team. and this is the police cruiser. -- it ly, it became turned itself into witch city. every possible slogan, you can see every one of these when you salem but this is my favorite. a t-shirt. bewitched, a community of wiccans established themselves very em and today it's a good place to buy crystals or a broomstick or a magic wand. to also a very good place get

matt: i'm matt miller in berlin.aking news on oil, there has been a blast on a tanker, an iranian tinker in the red sea, and that is causing oil to spill their according to reuters. you can see brent crude now rising a little over 1%, still over 60 dollars a barrel. i've been surprised lately to see oil as it rises, still holding at low levels, considering the damage done in saudi arabia over a month ago. here, you see brent crude coming back, nymex wti also rising in today's trade. but still at $54, right now %54.09. an iranian tanker blast causing oil to move fire. nejra: they've said geopolitical risk mispriced markets. we had a guest yesterday that said something to a similar effect. if that is true, no surprise we are spiking higher on the headline, though we're awaiting clarity that. speaking of clarity, jury is out on whether the current u.s. slowdown will turn more severe, that's according to robert kaplan, who said at this point, any rate adjustment should be restrained and modest. he spoke exclusively to bl

has admitted that mistakes were made with that 737 max jets which led to 2 deadly crashes dennis miller and burke appeared before a u.s. congressional hearing when he acknowledged there were errors in the jet software and that the company failed to give pilots enough information on the stall prevention system we are sorry deeply and truly sorry as a husband and father myself i'm a i'm heart broken by your loss i think about you and your loved ones every day and i know our entire boeing team does as well i know that probably doesn't offer much comfort in healing at this point but i want you to know that we carry those memories with us every day and every day that drives us to improve the safety of our airplanes and our industry and that will never stop at least 30 people have died on a landslide and cameron research teams are still searching for dozens still missing in a breathless in the country's west and highlands they'll collapse when most people were at home but those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the bottom line stay with us. hi i'm steve clements and i h

ruled in every pfaff miller.ying they procured text messages around the super bowl time showing that an employee from anheuser busch asked them for these recipes. they have photographic evidence that miller coors have evidence on how budweiser have been producing some of their secret recipes. the story is ongoing. >> we'll have to do a taste test and get to the bottom of this whole thing. >> we can do that on the next commercial break. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, nicholas johnston of axios has a look at that morning's one big thing. and on "morning joe," the legal fallout after mick mulvaney admitted to a kquid pro quo. before then walking it back. >>> and janet that pole tan know joins the connotation. "morning joe" just moments away. . "morning joe" just moments away. dinner's almost ready. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with our renters insurance. yeah, switching and saving was really easy! drink it all up. good! could have used a little salt. visit geico.com and see how e

but the millers idea was that he wanted, he didn't think the system was doing enough as he put it to change the culture at the united states citizenship and immigration services and this is the agency that delivers approval of jesus. this is the agency that when a person qualifies is supposed to put out the welcome mat. instead what this administration is seeking to do is turn this agency into the agency that protects people , that keeps people out you can't imagine a more profound cultural change philosophical change in the system and i want to cite one example of that, there are many but it's one that doris referred to which is the onslaught, systematic dismantling is a ministration about a silent system with respect to the southwest border. so i want to mention briefly what happened here and i'm probably leaving a few things that former attorney general sessions and the current attorney general william barr have used their authorities over the immigration courts to revise decades of caselaw and shutdown the availability of asylum to specifically to the people who are coming from c

congress andre carson, nichols christophe, matt miller, thank you for starting us off tonight. >>> when we come back, what is mitch mcconnell up to? first he agrees last week with chuck schumer's unanimous consent request to release the whistle-blower's complaint. now he decides today is a good day to promise the country an impeachment trial in the senate if donald trump is impeached just as impeachment is looking ever more likely. he didn't have to say that today. he could have been invasieinvas. does he think maybe he's going to immediate a different nominee for president next year? ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... it helps reduce landfill waste. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: fulcrum bioenergy. to turn garbage into jet fuel. because we can't let any good ideas go to waste.

lou: that mission named to honor kayla miller, the chairman charity worker enslaved and killed in 2016. he said if obama had been as decisive, mueller might still be alive. the cad rall dimms are seething

game time but starting on the bench for the 6 to match in a row cannot of made by an icon thomas miller very happy. believe me those who are not playing are unhappy isn't look lish. but when you next the very in neighbors got off to a lightning dream start taking the lead after only 28 seconds mile marker. but bruce the tension rose even more folk over. the smith him everyone thinks that they know best no matter what i do someone's going to be disappointed that they're so glove. but covert has a plan he places his trust in the players of his choosing. he's got his reliable gotos like papa devon dusky difference didn't always schools the whole headed into level of schools in the 14th minute time yet another record by scoring in the 1st 8 matches of the season he's now 112th twice as many as any other player. but courage couldn't rejoice much having only shortly before watched his study defended nicholas to a nice little meant and get help off the pitch. should new boys elliptical be getting more playing time than miller in the end it's up to code that does his job right. to punish i'm no

congress andre carson, nichols christophe, matt miller, thank you for starting us off tonight. >>> when we come back, what is mitch mcconnell up to? first he agrees last week with chuck schumer's unanimous consent request to release the whistle-blower's complaint. now he decides today is a good day to promise the country an impeachment trial in the senate if donald trump is impeached just as impeachment is looking ever more likely. he didn't have to say that today. he could have been evasive. does he think maybe he's going to immediate a different nominee for president next year? performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about.

i want to bring in former state department negotiator aaron david miller and deputy director for training at the nsa cedric leighton. cedric, you first. the u.s. asked the kurds not to turn to russia in that area. you heard from that document being revealed based on barbara starr's reporting. what options are available right now? >> well, they're certainly limited, fredricka, and it's a real shame because we had an excellent relationship with the ypg, the forces that arwa mentioned in her reporting. and this kind of relationship is very hard to achieve. the kurds really see no way out. they had a historic relationship with russia that in some ways goes back almost 200 years. so there's no way that they're going to forget that relationship. it's remarkable actually that the united states was able to have the kinds of relations that we did have and the kind of success that we had against isis. but that's all being thrown away and, quite frankly, the kurdish general was quite right to be as adamant as he was about the u.s. and what we're doing to them. >> so, cedric, help people understand w

russia investigation miller let the probe into trump's alleged ties to russian interference into 2016 u.s. presidential election it's alleged the transcript of the call of with australia's morrison was withdrawn as it was with another call from trump to ukraine's president followed him into selenski yes i know a. trump insists he's done nothing wrong medical corps was preferred when the whistleblower reported the very center of. this 2nd case of trump allegedly trying to enlist the help of a foreign leader for his own purposes can only add more fuel to the fire already being fanned by the democrats. on to sports of the world athletics championships in qatar yesterday 3 out of 6 gold medals went to athletes who took the top spot at the last event. undisputed leader of the pack of defending champions was russian high jumper maria unless it scana who won her 3rd straight gold medal. this one though as a neutral athlete as russia's track and field federation has been suspended since 2015 due to widespread doping allegations. the men's 5000 meter final had 3 no we didn't brothers competing

peter carey miller paul becoming president and some of the places where they wouldn't take. the cold the cold as points of becoming less cold in these high altitude areas but obviously that's a very worrying development climate change is also triggering bigger and more frequent storms like cycle and you don't get mozambique and parts of zimbabwe earlier this year mosquitoes thrive in the sheer masses of standing water left behind hopes are high for a malaria vaccination currently piloting in kenya ghana and malawi but of african countries want to win the fight against malaria they need to take steps to deal with these fresh challenges. from coffee beans to offer to bring coffee from beings as nothing special but many of them into an entry in the guineas book of records certainly is of african art as bessie my mil a took the challenge and created this giant picture of famous old african d.j. black coffee it took the artist for alice plus a few bags of ground coffee to creates the aromatic image of the d.j. 25 square meter piece is now officially the largest coffee mosaic ever

here is called miller. edit wa i’s aims. here is called miller.mming from genuine differences of opinion have been pa rt differences of opinion have been part and parcel of wikipedia since the very beginning. so has vandalism, which is why wikipedia has combated it with bots and volu nteers has combated it with bots and volunteers with special powers patrolling the platform day or night. what what is to stop people 01’ even worse government regimes from or even worse government regimes from manipulating it for their own ends? what first got me on this track with these two documents. both initially written in chinese but we had them translated into english, one is written by a chinese official. the other was written by a couple of academics. they present a playbook for how wikipedia operates strategies to influence the platform and argue there are strong reasons for doing so. strategies such as creating teams to edit on the platform and cultivating opinion leaders and using different rhetoric to change and rebalance china's image. both papers stres

committee it's widely expected that the department of justice will appeal against the decision the miller investigation found that russia had worked to disrupt the 2016 presidential election to undermine the democratic candidate hillary clinton. for more we spoke to our washington correspondent. well this latest twist is a big victory for the democrats it gives validity to the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump and chief u.s. district judge beryl how dismissed the administration's arguments for withholding materials from congress and one of those adamant is that there was a need to keep the information secret even though the moeller investigation has ended that judge also said that the department of justice is claims that it couldn't provide grand jury material was wrong and claims by the white house and some republicans that a formal vote was needed for impeachment was also deemed incorrect she said it had never been required what's unclear is how much new material related to the president is actually contained in the grand jury transcripts which have to be turned over b

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investigation miller of this to gauge and failed to prove them and they now looking for the other ways to steal accused trump of some crimes not just delusional with ukraine. and then the forceful you know intervention of ukraine into american domestic elections but also something something else they need these sorts of investigations you know to pressure secondly this is an attempt by the democrats to charm the discords a bold biden sort of all in. domestic politics and biden score option this is to ration is very risky for the democrats i mean this forcible investigation of biden sort of old warped world the russian now as for world world the reasons for biden's demands to get out of the former ukrainian general prosecutor so they want to change you know their retreat from the investigation of by them to the investigation of the op i also heard one russian expert voice a very counter intuitive hypothesis that i want to run by you he suggested that by launching the impeachment proceedings the democrats in the congress are trying to undermine not so much trying but there's a by himself

the currency maybe given the state of global economic affairs currency analysts and so on and rocky miller of 50 enjoy the show to delve into the forward for emerging from let's get to it. after rockets d'amore made a public statement on twitter on sunday the 6 to support the hong kong protests news spread quickly and ignited the anger of china immediately giant sponsors like song don't development bank. 10 cent streaming platform slammed on magazines and more all of whom make up between 10 to 15 percent of revenues announced the suspension or terminations with the rockets furthermore products containing the rockets keyword and be a products have also been removed from ali baba's tall ball and online shopping on monday october 7th mori and the n.b.a. issued a neutral explanation statement but their explanations failed to satisfy china instead they got even more backlash this time from the u.s. who accuse the organization of being more interested in money than human rights the organization is attempting to dive use a situation now m.b.a. president adam silver issued his 1st public statement

some of this may be a little shot at steven miller.you're the dhs secretary, you have been sitting there whether it was him, nielsen, or kelly, you've been dealing with miller micromanaging. >> watching this develop the last two or three years, donald trump came with his own little cadre. when he first arrived, there were lots of either career people oh mainline republicans or conservative but not trump conservative republicans who were around him, trump tried all -- to one degree or another -- >> by the way -- >> got rid of most of them. >> these people wanted to see more on the border. they were -- like, i wanted a few more tools. >> they agreed with the substance but not the use of it and the inhumane rhetorical ways he's using it. so what this is a prelude to with mcleanen is for mcleanen who's just acting, he's never been nominated, he's going to be out, and trump will nominate ken cuccinelli of virginia, who knows nothing about it but who is a tremendous propagandist -- >> he'll never get confirmed. >> acting. >> he can be acting

miller standing behind a female student. this is jeffrey miller. he was from new york. he was born in 1950. to his right, carrying a dog, is marianne veco, she would become the most recognizable nonuniversity protester, the photo known as the day after. 14 years old, a runaway from florida. there are two shaded individuals in the middle right of the photo. these students are carrying their books as they pause on their way to class. on the right is william shroder. he was a native of cincinati, oh, where he was born in 1950. to his left is sandy sawyer. sandy sawyer is a speech therapist, honor student fully intent on going to class. she was born in 1949 in youngstown ohio. i watched as a line of guards and students reached the crest of the hill and the guard continued to advance on them. on the right, just under the bagotta is allison krauss. she led the protest march to the city. allison krauss was a freshman honor student and born in cleveland in 1951. and this photo is particular difficult for me to look at because i see

now one of those elements is that there was a need to keep the information secret even though the miller investigation has in fact ended now the judge also said the department of justice is claims that it couldn't provide grand jury material was wrong and claims by the white house and some republicans that a formal vote was needed for impeachment was also deemed incorrect and she also said that it had actually never being required that the material has to be turned over by october 30th what clues do we have about what kind of information this might be and will it directly implicate trump well what we do know is that the material covered by george howell includes redacted grand jury material mentioned in the report it's unclear how much new material as related to the president is contained in the grand jury transcripts but it could reveal basically previously hidden details about trump's actions during the 2016 election code become part of the polish to impeach him so what's next. well for the time being we have no response yet from president trump or the white house although we are expec

i also would like to add that joan miller was unable to make it here today, as you have heard. but she is also an important new partner, as the director of human services, children and family services and joint funder with our -- along with first five for our city's jointly funded family resource center initiative. our work is stronger because of the participation, engagement and guidance from our commissioners, that you have met here today. and i urge you heartly to support their appointments and recommend them. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. [bell dings] is there any other member of the public who wishes to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] well, we're lucky. we get an easy one this morning. we have four exceptionally qualified people, who have done this -- three of which have done this work for quite some time. we're so grateful for you lending your expertise to the city in this way. your work is so important. as you mentioned, as mental health becomes every day a bigger crisis in the city, we know that the best way to prevent people f

hidden hunger crisis tens of thousands of students just can't afford to feed themselves for me to miller reports from johannesburg. for millions of students around the world attending university is a time to not only learn but also socialize for some time to be carefree but for many making it through university depends on whether or not they have a meal every day or learning c. carney is a postgraduate student at the university of the western cape every month he collects a parcel of basic necessities like rice and canned vegetables he says that without these donations he would have nothing to eat still and hunger is 'd one of the contributors to ministry that are going through depression he had to study and everything has become a person of trying to study to gauge and yet you can't really 'd achieve that in an empty stomach nearly 80 percent of students at this university fund their studies through government financial aid or study loans once the fees are paid to these little money left to paypal commendation or buy food according to government statistics unemployment and poverty are hi