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millie: a partir del 1 de enero, los vendedores ambulantes, sin excepciÓn en los Ángeles tendrán queoy a averiguar quÉ se necesita para obtener un permiso, para estar bien aquÍy seguir adelante, para vender. } millie: la nueva ley que exige un permiso a los vendedores callejeros de los Ángeles se dio, luego de que entrara en vigor la ley que legaliza las ventas ambulantes en las aceras de california. eduardo ordÓÑez vende jugos de naranja en el parque mc arthur. dice que son una serie de requisitos y que solamente faltan dos pasos para poder obtenerlo. algo que lo hace temer que sea perseguido nuevamente por las autoridades. >> es lo que nos propongo poco, pero esperamos que todo salga bien.de lo contrario, quÉ le vamos a hacer. estamos luchando, no somos personas delincuentes. millie: segÚn nuestros sondeos, son pocos los que parecen saber sobre esta nueva ley. >> nadie ha venido a decirnos acerca de todo esto,dÓnde obtenerlo, dÓnde sacarlo o en quÉ lugares podemos vender y cuÁles no. millie: los requisitos para gestionar los permisos de venta en los Ángeles son una identificaciÓn c

pa rt world, that targeted milly dowler. allege that the sunday people, that is a mirror group title, in 2002 paid and hired private investigation company to investigate milly dowler and her family. as i said, the time that she went missing. it is alleged that her family were put under surveillance and that star base were involved in phone hacking and other unlawful activities. the claimants point to an invoice from star base at the time that say was a unusually large amount of money. they point to an article in the sunday people that was published ten days disappeared to support the allegation that the family were targeted. it raises the possibility, and it isjust a possibility, and it isjust a possibility because these are allegations in a civil case, that milly dowler‘s phone was also hacked by the sunday people. as i say, it is just by the sunday people. as i say, it isjust a by the sunday people. as i say, it is just a possibility. by the sunday people. as i say, it isjust a possibility. we by the sunday people. as i sa

joint chiefs chairman mark milly says very, very few people saw that intelligence adding it was imminent and it was very, very clear in scale and scope. >> a source tells cnn tough congressional leaders, the so-called gang of 8 are set to receive an iran briefing this afternoon. in iran we have our senior international correspondent fred pleitgen. he's in tehran, and he just spoke with the foreign minister javad zarif. what did he say, what did he tell you? >> reporter: he was till very much enraged at the killing of qassem soleimani who was pretty much the biggest general here in iran. and his burial as it took place this morning in his hometown and the latest reports we're getting is apparently there was a stampede at that burial because there were so many people that were there and that a number of people apparently have been killed. we're going to continue to monitor that as well. i did speak to zarif earlier today as well, and he was ripping into president trump, the trump administration and saying because of president trump's action that people in the middle east are enraged at ame

damn right there is risk milly told reporters. but to deal with that risk the u.s. has stepped up its defenses and plans to sends thousands of additional troops to the middle east. the additional forces will come from the 82nd airborne division who have been on standby. other u.s. forces in italy also now on alert. new video showing the bloody aftermath of the u.s. drone strike near baghdad's airport. u.s. intelligence learned that soleimani was planning specific attacks on u.s. interests in multiple countries including u.s. personnel, a congressional source briefed by the trump administration tells cnn. defense secretary mark esper and the secretary of state mike pompeo flew to mar-a-lago on sunday to brief president trump on the intelligence. when the u.s. learned soleimani was in baghdad, president trump decided to order the attack despite concerns by some in the administration about potential iranian escalation. these images obtained by cnn showing the wreckage of the targeted killing. pompeo telling cnn the strike saved american lives. >> there was, in fact, an

damn right there is risk, millie told reporters, but to deal with that risk, the u.s.as stepdown up its defenses and plans to send thousands of additional troops to the middle east. u.s. intelligence learned that soleimani was planning specific attacks on u.s. interests in multiple countries, including u.s. personnel, a congressional source briefed by the trump administration tells cnn. defense secretary mark esper and the secretary of state mike pompeo flew to mar-a-lago on sunday to brief president trump on the intelligence. when the u.s. learned soleimani was in baghdad, president trump decided to order the attack despite concerns by some of the administration about potential iranian escalation. these images obtained by cnn showing the wreckage of soleimani's vehicle after a u.s. drone targeted it as it left the airport. pompeo telling cnn the strike saved american lives. >> there was, in fact, an imminent attack taking place. the american people should know that this was an intelligence-based assessment that drove this. >> and, of course, iran expert always picking

i think general millie said it very well when he said that we would be culpably neglect if we did not act if we had the opportunity. today we have some that seemingly more aligned with iranian general soleimani than with american general millie. that's a shame. but you know this administration, this president, this secretary of state, this secretary of defense, this chairman of the joint chiefs of staff have said there will be no more benghazi's. there will be no more hostage taking of our diplomats in our embassies. and there will be no more taking of american lives. and if there is, we will react. just recently we had one of our u.a.v.'s taken down by iranians. we have had the attack in kirkuk where american was killed. we had attack on our embassy. today thrown on the ash heap of history is general soleimani, a terrorist. along with al-baghdadi, along with osama bin laden. and to those americans killed and maimed and to your families, you are not forgotten. because some justice has been served. and to those who play politics with this, with this defensive action of americans and am

joint chiefs chairman mark milly said very, very few people saw that intelligence adding it was imminent and very, very clear in scale and scope. >> a source tells cnn top russian leaders, the so-called gang of 8 are set to receive a briefing this afternoon. senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is live for us in tehran where he spoke with the foreign minister zarif. >> reporter: first of all he really ripped into president trump and president trump's decision on that targeted killing of general qassem soleimani. he said that president trump disregards international law as he put it but also believes the killing of soleimani would spell the beginning of the end of america's presence in the region because he believes people are going to be enraged at the united states. here's what he said. >> he's showing to the national community he has no respect and prepared to commit war crimes because attacking a national site a war crime. a disproportionate response is a war crime. but he doesn't care about international law. but has he made u.s. more secure, do americans feel more secure

general milly saying it was compelling. he said the threat was imminent and at the he said the intelligence he saw, he will stand by it. i have to point out he did not provide any specifics about at the intelligence. >> i have 37,000 questions for you. but i'll start with one. i mean, what is the chance that your reporting this morning, i saw you in the 6:00 a.m. hour on "morning joe" talking about troops deployment. they're heading to the region because of the increased threat from iran. there's some sort of smoke and mirrors going on. they're moving troops but the real story is so politically damaging at the they're speaking out of multiple sides of each of their mouths. >> we know one of the brigades, the 173rd, about 150 u.s. soldiers. they've been ordered to deploy to the middle east as well. the u.s. military is not talking about specifics. we reported last week at the they were alerted to go to lebanon for msnbc security. and the expectation was they will be brought in if in fact at the embassy in beirut is under thr

general millie specifically said the u.s. homeland, the military retains the right and is confident they'll be able to protect the u.s. homeland from any provocation from north korea. >> quite a lot of development from the pentagon as well as overseas. let's bring in lance nichols into the conversation. as we just laid out there by courtney's reporting about the comments from secretary of defense and the joint chiefs of staff, how is the white house managing it? any sense that the president may be reassessing some of the decisions involved in his strategy to go after kh, these groups in iraq militarily and in a very visible way as well as what we're seeing in north korea? >> reporter: no. there is no indication, ayman, the president is changing course on his iran policy, trying to force them to the negotiating table or his north korean approach, put a great deal of premium on his ability to consummate some sort of total denuclearization agreement. i would note with both strategies, though, the president has given himself a li

decided to act because of the size, scale, and scope of the planning by soleimani, millie said.he region? damn right there is risk, milley told reporters. but to deal with that risk, the u.s. has stepped up its defenses and plans to send thousands of additional troops to the middle east. new video showing the bloody aftermath of the u.s. drone strike near baghdad's airport. u.s. intelligence learned that soleimani was planning specific attacks on u.s. interests in multiple countries, including u.s. personnel, a congressional source briefed by the trump administration tells cnn. defense secretary mark esper and the secretary of state mike pompeo flew to mar-a-lago on sunday to brief president trump on the intelligence. when the u.s. learned soleimani was in baghdad, president trump decided to order the attack, despite concerns by some in the administration about potential iranian escalation. these images obtained by cnn showing the wreckage of soleimani's vehicle after a u.s. drone targeted it as it left the airport. pompeo telling cnn the strike saved american lives. >> there wa

generally millie specifically actually on that. he said, look, of course this action is risksy. but he said inaction in this case was far riskier which again i have to point out the u.s., at this point, they are not giving us any specifics. and we also have to point out qasem soleimani, he at the direction -- he's directed a number, eight, nine, maybe more different aw iranian-backed shia militia groups not to mention the quds force he directs, they pose an imminent threat to the u.s. in the region. and they have for years. so if, in fact, the u.s. really wants to make the case that that is why they carried oh thut for this specific particular imminent attack they say was coming, they really should provide the evidence, katy, and tell us exactly what was coming. >> certainly because i mean, you'd be forgiven for going back to 2003 in the lead-up to the invasion of iraq and the hangover that's been over this country since then on the reasoning that we were given to go into that country. and the reasoning turning out not to be true. hans nichols, the white house keeps coming out a

general mark millie telling reporters, quote, that not what was happen. discuss now with former republican governor of ohio, john kasich is here. john, good to see you. happy new year to you. >> happy new year. >> how can they make a mistake about something like withdrawing troops from iraq? what's going on? >> you know, don, i served on the armed serves committee for 18 years and people could make mistakes, but they corrected it. i'm not sure how that release got out. i'm sure when the chairman of the joint chiefs saw that thing he flipped and thought, you know, what the heck are you people doing? this is probably related to the fact that the military announced they are not going to be fighting isis right now but they are going to be protecting themselves. how this thing would get out, i don't know, but it's a mistake, don. people make mistakes. i make them. you make them. it's just, you know, it the not the end of the world here. >> okay. well, i mean, it is war, though, but, listen, or the possibility thereof. 19 days ago trump was impeached for using

but we also heard from general millie about the embassy security today.aying that he believes it is a fortified compound and that it is highly unlikely it will be overrun. we also asked him some questions about the troop situation there. they've ordered now about 700 additional u.s. soldiers to go to kuwait. to be prepared to deploy on orders to move in should be necessary. and of course marines who are part of a security detail to guard the embassy there in baghdad. as of now, there still are additional u.s. troops that are on prepare to deploy orders here in the u.s. but none of them have been ordered into the region or into iraq. but they are ready, should they need additional forces to move in there. katy. >> does the pentagon or anyone you've spoken to have any idea why iran suddenly feels more emboldened? why we are suddenly seeing an increase in the number of attacks? >> look at it from iran's perspective. they're being squeezed economically. the u.s. has this maximum pressure campaign that is having an impact there inside iran. so there are two wa

millie: efectivamente. noticia? >> me siento muy triste, una persona muy grande aquÍ. diana: vemos que has venido con toda tu familia. cuÉntanos este gentil. -- este sentir. >> muy triste. viene porque cuando agarre la noticia, no sÉ, pero se siente muy mal. diana: cuÁl es tu nombre? >> natalie? diana: cÓmo te sientes? natalie: muy triste. estÁ muy feo. me siento muy triste por la mamÁ que perdiÓ a su esposo y su hija. diana: cuÁl es el mensaje para todos los fanÁticos? y difÍcil de glÉs] olvidar. muchÍsimas gracias. los fÁcticos continÚan llegando, son cientos las personas que se estÁn dando con nos fue. va a ser llegando mÁs fanÁticos en el transcurso de la tarde y se espera una gran vigilia multitudinaria en horas de esta noche. es de todo mi reporte hasta el momento. los dejamos con esas imÁgenes en memoria de kobe bryant y de los cientos de fanÁticos que estÁn dolidos ante esta lamentable pÉrdida. claudia: muchas gracias. a las 5:00 de la tarde se iban a llevar a cabo los grammy, pero creo que se va a

yeah but a little but the ash fell as far away as the capital manila some 60 kilometers north of the millis airport authorities grounded all air traffic affecting dozens of domestic and international flights. but the forces. on the top feel. as travelers wait so do the people of the philippines to see what else tile volcano may have in store. in australia another firefighter has died battling the country's devastating bushfires this brings the death toll to $28.00 since the fire started 3 months ago after weeks of criticism australia's prime minister scott morrison now says he made mistakes and that his response to the crisis could have been better. the famous sales of the sydney opera house these days so often shrouded in smoke and now a canvas carrying messages of thanks to the firefighters whose battle to bushfires some losing their lives the latest victim a 60 year old forestry worker named bill slade. bill was working as a member of fatah in the angler's rest area. and he was struck by a train. the bushfires have left many so-called killer trees waiting to fall landscapes like these ar

yeah but a little but the ash fell as far away as the capital manila some 60 kilometers north of the millis airport authorities grounded all air traffic affecting dozens of domestic and international flights. with the forces. on the top you will. as travelers wait so do the people of the philippines to see what else teil volcano may have in store. and for more now on the situation we are joined by the correspondent anna santos anti-god thai which is right next to the volcano and how is the situation where you are at now. i'm about 6 miles away from the al qaeda which is behind me and since we've been here this morning we've seen it spew clouds of smoke that were like white and gray and black it's been both a terrifying and mesmerizing scene for the people around here in this area but still it is very tense the alert level is currently on 4 out of a 5 point scale so that means that an eruption could be possible at any time and. the volcanic ash that comes out from the volcano has coated the towns around this area with thick volcanic ash it's very great and it's kind of deceptive because it's

>> i don't have any reason to doubt general millie. the issue is how best we could have reacted to disrupt that plan. the question was the assassination of soleimani the best to disrupt that plan. >> the consequences of taking out soleimani is this heightened tension, escalation. you spoke about the theory of revenge by the iranians, the concern not only in iraq and iran, but throughout the region and worldwide about a possible response by the iranians. that, i don't think was effectively factored in. >> when do you expect to personally be briefed by the administration. some of your committee staffers have already been briefed this afternoon. >> we hope by tuesday, when we reassemble for the senate sessions that will get a detailed highly classified briefing. we don't know yet the critical facts they relied on because it is highly classified. we have to have those facts in order to establish the credibility this was imminent and no effective alternative other than taking out soleimani. >> what information do you need to see, senator, f

general mark milli said it was, the quote, size, scale and scope of the plans attacked. the threat level in the middle east has been raised meaning they believe an attack against them is likely. >> alex marquardt, thanks so much. joining me is chris murphy of connecticut, serving on the senate foreign relations committee. you heard president, he said the strike was carried out to stop a war, not start one. your reaction? >> well i worry that this is going to ultimately spill into a set of events in the region that will end up in a war between the united states and iran. the stated intention here was to prevent an attack on u.s. forces. first of all, none of us have seen that intelligence yet. but the question is does this action actually make us safer, the fact that we're pulling all american civilians out of iraq today tells us that place is more dangerous today than it was just a day ago. and what we also know is that quasem suleimani wasn't a lone wolf. he was carrying out the policy of the iran supreme leader and that policy remains. he was quickly replaced by his nu

the sunday mirror carries a report on milly dowler‘s killer, levi bellfield.he detail of the iran story damaging the front pages as we would expect. we will start with the sunday telegraph's ta ke start with the sunday telegraph's take on it, and the concerns about british interests in the region. so much so that the navy is sending extra ships there from a personnel to guard them. it's interesting because the straits of hormuz will because the straits of hormuz will be familiar to because the straits of hormuz will be familiartoa because the straits of hormuz will be familiar to a lot of people because only a few months ago we had british ships that had been hijacked by the iranians, and basically these ships now in the light of the assassination by this american drone strike last friday of general soleimani, there's a whole lot of assessing the various followed and risks that are being done by the british government. when i see the british government. when i see the british government. when i see the british government i'm obviously not referring in an offic

launches occurred, secretary of defense mark esper and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark millie were at the pentagon. they immediately met with the joint chiefs senior leadership at the pentagon and discussed what was going on. now they also talked to senior congressional leadership to explain to them what they were hearing on about this missile launch. these missile attacks that were occurring on these iraqi bases where u.s. soldiers are housed. now they then went over to the white house. that was mark esper, that was chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. there was also secretary of state mike pompeo who was there, national security adviser robert o'brien. they briefed the president as to what was happening. they then returned to the pentagon. that's where esper gave a series of briefings to senior leadership at the pentagon about what had been discussed at the white house, and we are waiting for more this morning. we know that president trump is expected to address the nation. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much for that. keep us posted if you get any more informatio

forces killing and maiming thousands of them so mark millie, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffo reporters including barbara starr and said this response, the strike against soleimani was very much because there were imminent attacks that were being planned by soleimani. he was asked if there had -- is a risk against u.s. forces. he said damn right. we would be kulpaably negligent if no ago was taken. saying there was not much foresight he did say those consequences were taken into consideration, but the risk of inaction, millie said, exceeded the risk of that action. >> alex, appreciate it. want to get perspective from our chief international correspondent clarissa ward and josh rogin and retired army lieutenant general mark hu hurtling. clarissa, the big question is what comes next and if this is going to ultimately lead to some sort of broader conflict in the region. you spend a lot of time there. i'm wondering how you think things may go or how fragile you think things are right now. >> i think this is absolutely an inflection point, anderson. i think there is a huge amount

casualty, mark milly said he believes the take was aimed at causing destruction and killing americans despite some administration officials saying iran may have purposely missed its targeted. >> i believe based ong wh ed ony and what i know they were intending to cause structural damage and destroy vehicles and equipment and aircraft and kill personnel. that's my own personal assessment. >> soleimani's hands were drenched in both american and iranian blood. he should have been terminated long ago. >> reporter: he didn't offer any new information to back up his claim that soleimani was on the verge of killing more than americans. mr. trump attempted to blame former president barack obama for the crisis falsely claim that the iran nuclear deal paid for the missiles. >> the missiles fired last night at us and our allies were paid for with the funds made available by the last administration. >> reporter: the president is claiming he will block iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. >> as long as i'm president, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: the iran deal w

general mark millie adding damn right there's risk to the u.s. safety in the region and we would be culpably negleigent if we didn't take action. >> he was planning to take action that would have put dozens, if not hundreds, of american lives at risk. this was an intelligence-based assessment that drove our decision-making process. >> reporter: the u.s. sending thousands of more troops to the region adding to the beefed-up presence following violent protests at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. huchbds of u.s. service members have been killed by soleimani's actions according to u.s. officials, thousands more maimed, mainly by improvised explosive devices that iran sent to insurgents in iraq. u.s. sources tell cnn soleimani was planning more attacks against u.s. targets in multiple countries across the region, intelligence reports, they say, highlighted threats that were more significant than usual. >> we watched the intelligence flow in that talked about soleimani's travel in the region and the work he was doing to put americans further at risk. >> re

>> brooke, on the military side of the equation, you have general mark millie, the president's top military adviser, and he's doing in private what he's been doing with reporters and in the public, which is defending the intelligence that this attack was based on. but again, as you and jeremy have noted, it's been the confusion of that message and it's really come from the president that has made this very difficult for the military brass, as well, to try to keep up with where the president is on this intelligence and it's been a continuing problem and a growing problem for somebody like general millie, who is, of course, an apolitical military adviser to the president. >> michael and jeremy, thank you very much. i want to pivot and get to some breaking news that's just coming into us in the case of those two gunmen who opened fire in jersey city, new jersey, last month, we're learning more about the explosives that they had. let me bring in cnn national correspondent, brynn gingras. >> we're getting an update from the fbi, a news conference one month after this attack happened and those ex

newspapers allege that the sunday people may have targeted the mobile phone of murdered schoolgirl millyelebrities, public figures, including prince harry, david walliams — the author and actor — and many other sports people and celebrities, and they allege that the sunday people, that is a mirror group title, in 2002 paid and hired starbase, a private investigation company, to investigate milly dowler and her family. as i say, at the time that she went missing. it is alleged that her family were put under surveillance and that starbase were involved in phone hacking and other unlawful activities. the claimants point to an invoice from starbase at the time that say was for an unusually large amount of money. they also point to a major article in the sunday people that was published ten days after milly disappeared to support this allegation that the dow;er family were targeted. this allegation that the dowler family were targeted. it raises the possibility, and it isjust a possibility because these are allegations in a civil case, that milly dowler‘s phone was also hacked by the sunday p

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the untntil the chairman ofof joint chiefs, general mark millie clarified the matter, saying it was actually draft that was released by mistake and that it was poorly worded in that it wrongly implied that the u.s. would be withdrawing from iraq. admittedy the general that some u.s. troops would be repositioned in the region inn the future but he refused to gigive more details a as to wher whatat that movemement would lok like. today,five years ago gunmen stormed the office of satirical magazine charlie hebdo in paris, kicking off a wave of terror attacks in france. the initial attack started at charlie hebdo and continued for two days with shootings at a kosher grocery store in a paris suburb. 17 people were killed. commemorations are being held in paris to mark the anniversary. these ceremonies today are following the same steps as those attackers did in january 5 years ago. tell us more about that. >> here was the last event to commemorate those attacks that began five years ago with that terrorist attack against the charlie hebdo headquarters. bylowed a couple days later an attack here a

. >> esper and another briefer, joint chiefs chairman mark milly now say they believe iran's missiles targeting u.s. bases were intended to kill american purse nil. that contrasts with the view floated by other administration officials that the iranians missed on purpose. >>> and cnn has new details from inside the white house as the iranian missile strikes on the u.s. bases unfold said. a senator who spoke with president trump tells cnn the president seemed ready to attack iran facilities if there had been even one american casualty. fortunately there were none. the president with a show of military force there standing behind him stepped back from the brink. >> iran appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world. the fact that we have this great military and equipment, however, does not mean we have the use it. we do not want to use it. >> cnn has also learned iran initiated contact with the trump administration through at least three back channels. the message, no further strikes from tehran. the ball was in america'

the unemployment rate held at 3.5%. 2.1 million jobs were created last year, down from 2.7 milli in 2018nada has revised the number of citizens dead from the plane crash. al 176 passengers on the ukrainian flight pished dnesday. i ran -- iran issued new denials one of its own missi ps shot down tne. >> what we can say with absoluts certainty i that no missile has hit this plane. as i said last night, the plane flew on fire for me than 1.5 minutes and the crash site shows the pilot returned to the aircraft. amna: iran's denied reports the crash site haseen bulldozed. it appears the u.s. was not only targeting irani general qas soleimani one week ago today. reports that a u.s. airstrike the same day failed to kill a senior iraeran commander ing in yemen. secretary of m stae pompeo reiterated the trump administration's justification for killing soleimani. >> we had specific information on an imminent threat, including attacks on u.s. embassies. period, full stop. we do not know which minute or day, but it was clear. qasem soleiman himself was plotting a broad, large-scale attack against ame

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goldin used to play for bennett and he watched for millie, fits my tank and send it on the second half. fitz had 18 in the 58-48 win. usf has not one in moraga since 2003. >>> antonio brown's time with the rater seems like a lifetime ago, give me the top five. check out what brown was wearing when he turned himself in to dale. notable charges for assaulting a moving truck driver at his house. it looks good on you though. he was really paying attention when the coach was teaching defensive fundamentals. they call this being a pest. this is what players are doing when they are not at the super bowl. dodgeball nice catch five, brown's receivers. anthony davis, does his count again. you make the call, does that count? >> it's foul but pittsburgh doesn't count. looks good though. lebron james was asked by the new york media if he ever thought about playing in the nba with his teenage son ronnie one day. >> my son in the ninth grade amended trying to worry about what project he got to turn into. that's what we worried about right now. >> never in the nba, but remember griffey? ken griffey, a

challenges for high sums to keep the same kind of internal agency mercy keeping the country united and milly's and. i mentioned that the i mean there were some most the words democratization in the last since it was also 11 because a word the month for that the steps were barely mine or so the next. current. improve a little bit more because it might be done have in mind that the the current was done it's a still in the way of getting his legitimacy from the population he would need to address some of this demands for more opening or more than the other station in the electoral process for instance in the in the short our council right guy giving the final word to you if you could be brief please we had an indication really of the economic problems that are there and certainly on the horizon presumably job creation is going to be one of the most pressing problems for the new sultan and that's got to form part of his diversification program. yeah absolutely and one of the big things which we haven't talked about yet is the the the construction of the door comports in the special economic zone w

think the american people are concerned if the president says, before we give a country, i don't know, milli million, some countries only $400 million, we'd like to know what they're doing with it. you're supposed to be the guardians of the trust here. it's the taxpayers' money we're spending. there was a lot of testimony from dr. fiona hill, john bolton's deputy. here is what she said about aid that was being held. this is her testimony. there was a freeze put on all kinds of aid and assistance because it was in the process at the time of an awful lot of reviews of foreign assistance. oh, you mean there was a policy within the administration to review for doing it becse we spend a lot of money. and, by the way, i'm not complaining about the money. i don't think anybody doesn't nd those are valid and important questions. manager crow told you that president's ukraine policy was not strong against russia. but ambassador yovanovitch stated the exact opposite. she said in her deposition that our country's ukraine policy under president trump actually per words, got stronger than it was under pr

yeah but a little but the ash fell as far away as the capital manila some 60 kilometers north of the millis airport authorities grounded all air traffic affecting dozens of domestic and international flights. to stand up for the forces. and the tough. as travelers wait so do the people of the philippines to see what else style volcano may have in store. ok let's get the very latest on this now a deed of use on a santoso in our gateshead a which is close to the volcanic a day to anna can you tell us what's happening where you are right now. i'm about 6 miles away from the volcano which you'll see behind me and since we've been here at the last couple of hours we've seen the volcano you continuously spew out clouds of volcanic ash and the clouds have been turning from white to great to sometimes black the authorities have raise the alert level to 4 out of a 5 point scale so they're warning of a volcanic eruption i knew within hours or days so that can me in possible volcanic eruptions that's a result of you know eruptions that come into contact with water around the volcano causing flooding i

store in these day or uniting and supporting each other reinforcing each other so that's why i'm here milly's also cull we are against head they should not be here pick ting for an hour to strike to express their opinion ferry get but to piss off everyone old a long who comes to visit the comes from far way that's shameful while but yeah we understand the anger of the visits is about these angus should be directed that the governments who wants to feel suits pension reform projects through we are not the ones that are standing in the way we're not blocking the public cultural service on the contrary we're fighting for a strong public cultural service when you look at the support of the population of the strikers we're very surprised to see the government maintains its position is of extremism that is unacceptable for a democrat like me who voted for manual macro in the 2nd round of the presidential election against marine. exactly 77 years ago the red army broke the nazi siege of leningrad with the blockade being fully lifted towards the end of the month about majority of victims and the city

there arguing about land ca ptu red there arguing about land captured in the 1967 millie's levels ofat no peace is possible without a state on the land, without a state on the land, with a capital injerusalem. today, the land is sliced up by walls, wires and checkpoints. the trump plan wants to throw the old consensus to offer a sort of state to the palestinians if they agree to restrictions approved by israel. and israel has a chance to get bigger, with what looks to get bigger, with what looks to bea to get bigger, with what looks to be a green light to a next territory it once, like here in thejordan territory it once, like here in the jordan valley. territory it once, like here in thejordan valley. the timing suits the two leaders, a distraction from elections and serious charges of high crimes and misdemeanours were trump, bribery and corruption by netanyahu. bribery and corruption by neta nyahu. this bribery and corruption by netanyahu. this may be the deal of the century for the israeli government, but it's not for the palestinians. it could create a sense of frustration, ange

the sunday mirror carries a report on milly dowler‘s killer, levi bellfield. front pages of the sunday papers, let's start by going through those. we will start with the sunday telegraph, the navy sending, the navy going to guard british ships in the gulf, this is a key shipping lane for a lot of the world's oil and strategically a bit ofa world's oil and strategically a bit of a vulnerability if iran did want to hit it. yes, notjust being sent there, they're actually there could bea there, they're actually there could be a whole disposal is being activity and of course the word protection comes up because actions have consequences. and although the us‘s allies were not informed clearly lifts has significant repercussions and a lot of thinking and strategizing is going on. bidwell is for example the defence secretary says that he has ordered each of us montrose and hms defender to accompany british flagships through the strait of hormuz. your portrait being already, there's a lot of tension in the region, we seen it and we have seen confiscation and hijacking

commications committee spent wednesday analyzing cellur outages in october's power shut-offs well millis were left in the dark more than a llion were also left without cell service reprentatives from companies like veron and atnt promised to make improvements we are prepared to dramatically in we increase capital investment to transform our network in response to this new normal of massive power shut-offs callow yes director ark ghirducci gave lawmakera undry list of issues at came up in october service outages, inclung a lack of transparency with data and the lack of se-side protection and backup wer for equipment time is of the essence collaboratively we can work to achieve wha is necessary senators also spent part of the hearing grilling state regulats which oversee e company' lawkers left wondering how soon the california public utilities commission wi crack down on companies to make sure they improve i don't have the confidence industry going to move withouta mandate. this year thlegislature will consider a measure that would require the cell phone companies to have at least 72 hour

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