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process i willing to take that dispute over principles whether the head this is a this is part of the mocha c i mean some things we have different opinions we must respect each other what is that then juggles is to say now you are not allowed to be part of the opinion it anymore if you don't share the same principle this is of course it is a fundamental aspect but you have to understand how do they interpreted this in the local level so there should be those a bit of flexibility and utopian you know maybe not too much for exhibit but a bit of flexibility in some things we have different cultures in brussels we have the north called for which is quite a region and the sound in part of europe culture which is more flexible and there is a polish with korea somewhere in the middle east those i think know the polish or leaving me in a really interesting moment because they also have their own culture sure just consider the ball and the walls are for many years is socially scone plea but also it was probably the only socially scone who had a very deep christian catholic feeling a region and this

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it came just hours after james white and zach mocha were murdered on the other side of the state theilled in the line of duty this year in the united states. >> police involved shootings will now face even more public scrutiny. they release recordings of police incidents. the state fair of texas officially in full swing. they check out the sights and sounds. here is a quick taste of what we did while in dallas. they say everything is different in texas. i cannot do this alone. i had one request, you better believe it. welcome to the state. texas. can you make us look like cowgirls? >> easy. we are going to do this. we have not been on a ride like this and forever. here we go. we're going to try them right now. this is the best funnel cake in the state of texas. kind of nice to sit down in a minute and relax. this whole thing reminds me so much of my childhood and brings back some of the good childhood memories with my family the cool thing about this one is it's kind of an old school experience and it's still going on. >> this is all about family, food, fun and memories. >> this is h

the truth is, none of us does, and yet he feels confident enough in his manner he can stand up and mochaed the right sort of evidence. —— mock her. says she hasn't presented the right sort of evidence. -- mock her. going on what we had tonight from susan collins, what did you think the arguments that she put forward, at one point it felt like a masterclass in the court room. she talked about the amount of research she had put into it and she came out from the off calling the whole process dysfunctional, it had reached gutter level, it had hit rock bottom, it was a dysfunctional circus. i kind of thought at that point, oh, she is going to say no on this. and then she started putting the argument for, at the end of the day, we didn't have any witnesses. i thought that's it, it is a yes. what did you think of the arguments she put forward ? think of the arguments she put forward? they refuse to sabina mark judge, mr kavanaugh's friend, he sent a letter in, but they had options, and there are lots of people saying the fbi did not interview a number of key witnesses. i wondered as well whethe

. >> yeah i don't expect to get any salted care mel mocha fraps.overnight news" for some the news continues for others check back for morning news after you hav for morning news after you hav had your frappacicinno. >>> it's friday, october 12th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." michael's dangerous aftermath. flash flood warnings are in effect across several states as more are feared dead in hurricane-devastated areas. >>> new details in the case of a missing saudi journalist. they say there are audio and video recordings that prove the murder. >>> and rambling rant, kanye west does not hold back in the oval office. >> to have a crazy mother [ bleep ] like kanyees

merkel has decided not to run again for the chairmanship of the christian democratic union party mochas says she will stay on as chancellor until the next election in three years time the party will meet next month to choose her successor both major parties in germany's governing coalition suffered heavy losses in a regional election seen as a test for merkel a preferred successor is c.d.u. part is the c.d.u. party's secretary general our human rights activists are gathering in paris to talk about the challenges facing grassroots movements around the world the un recognized the role of human rights defenders twenty years ago put the responsibility on states to protect them from risks in their work organizers of this summit say activists continue to face many challenges including harassment imprisonment and torture according to rights groups at least three thousand five hundred activists have been killed worldwide in the last two decades many were campaigning for land rights with most of the killings happening in latin america that number includes journalists at least at least eighty one

. >> president trump warned those responsible of mocha showbiz appearance who was last seen over two weeks ago entering the saudi arabia consult. to show his family wants and independent investigation. the investigation indicates the saudi writer was beaten, drugged and killed. they are searching the council residents as democrats and republicans are causing -- calling for consequences. >> we have to hold our allies and standards -- at least for now were not met. >> there is growing pressure on treasury secretary steven mnuchin and the secretary treasury will make his decision at the net -- end of the week. >> today a political candidate in afghanistan was killed by a bomb under his chair. three other people were killed. the tele- band which is boycotting the elections claimed responsibility and this is the tenth candidate killed in the past two months. the taliban has threatened to attack holy places. it has been delayed more than four years due to concerns. >>> a crimea explosion and shooting at a college campus is being described as a possible terrorist attack. 18 people have been

i'm on mocha lane in coffey park. as you said, 1,200 homes vanish indeed that fire. four people lost their lives. joining me is assistant fire marshall with santa rosa fire. you were here the night the fire swept through and came down off the hill, tphraoeuflying embers. you started off in a nearby parking lot. >> yeah. up in fountain grove. as we were pushed out of fountain grove, we met at a parking lot for a command post. >> he described it almost like a war. to see how far we have come from that night to today. >> that night it was raining embers. so fires sparked all over the place. >> the conditions we experienced were nothing like we experienced in our careers. >> now, you lost your home here in the north bay. you're rebuilding. you would you're just a month away from being able to go back in. what is life like a year later. >> kind of like we were talking about earlier. the destruction, trees, power lines, cars flipped over. i don't think anybody would have understood what it would look like a year from now. but to see the amount of work that's been done by a

do we have a most -- we will have a mocha -- motion seconded and then we will have public comment. the motion is to make a motion to approve resolution file 2018- 07-co e. adopting the 2018 reduced risk pesticide list. >> i move. >> moved and seconded. all in favour of this move? i'm sorry, discussion. moving right along. is there any public comment? >> there are two of them. >> is there anybody else? we have cards. you can just step forward to. and the first speaker is bob hall. welcome. >> thanks. the parks are threatening to convert our natural areas into biodiversity barons. biodiversity, i'm talking about the bees and the bugs on the butterflies and the birds, their key indicators of a healthy ecosystem. our local native plants are the foundation of that healthy ecosystem. they are the ecological basis upon which life depends. without native plants and the insects that coevolved with them , local birds cannot survive the exotic weeds in our natural areas not only sever the food web, but many have become invasive pest, out competing native species integrating habitat in the rem

>> i think we've learned for the 10,000 time that you better pack a lunch and mocha your chinstrap ifh mcconnell when it comes to a senate battle. this demonstrated his resolve and making sure they got to the end of what was an incredibly ugly process. >>chris: the accusations by women, to what degree - - it seemed to be a fairly routine confirmation until that point. that must have been tough for everybody on both sides. >> it's unprecedented in a lot of ways. i think the thing that was most disturbing to republican senators is to watch the presumption of innocence evaporate before our eyes in the context of a senate judiciary committee. allegations, no matter how serious they may be, without any corroboration beginning to carry the day. from mcconnell's point of view and lindsey graham,what they try to do is get to the information .make sure every senator had an opportunity not only to review the fbi report for all ofthe testimonies and letters that came in and eventually they would come to , conclusion that judge kavanaugh should be justice kavanaugh. >>chris: i know democrats will

awarded to two activists working to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war they are dennis mocha got a call just treating victims of sexual violence in the democratic republic of congo and not yet more rot i guess d.d. human rights activist and survivor of sexual slavery fire bomb exploded in iraq. a week after a devastating earthquake and tsunami hits indonesia soloway sea island supplies have been trickling into the region authorities and have now put the death toll at more than sixteen hundred the search for survivors is continuing but hopes of finding any more people alive are fading. a shake of the head says it all bitter disappointment for this french and intonation rescue team only hours earlier they detected signs of life under the wreckage of this hotel impala who on the indonesian island dissin away see now they're gone. we strongly believe there was hope now we have nothing at all we tried everything we wanted to save time by using different machines and scanners to listen and we tried everything and we've had no response yet not far away the village of pet has been co

dependent on private contractors who may not provide the services they promised a slice of every day that mocha'sown private sector businesses make more money with everything from reconnaissance drones to laundry facilities firms argue culture in the land forces field friends against germany played terry industrial complex starts october twentieth on d w such. claim. this is d.w. newsline from the german police and the hostage taking the. station the hostages freed and suspects in custody we'll take you live to the city also on the program. a man involved in the september eleventh attacks is released from prison in germany or farsi so he'll not be deported to his home country.

i want to meet one of the brave people to open something within 70 miles that offers mocha and sweet,oing? >> hey, i'm dustin. >> kamau. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. >> this is your coffee shop? >> yeah, this is the art factory. >> it's a great spot. having been traveling around appalachia the last few days, i saw this place, i was like, ah, ah, is that a mirage? this feels like a coffee shop you'd see in san francisco or portland or new york. >> they do country very well here. but they do too much, so i'm from here, but i wanted something more urban. >> so why do you think it's important to open up a coffee shop like this here? >> the industry is changing. we're close to tourist area. red river gorge. i don't know if you know about that. my target was to accommodate their traffic. and if we can pull in the tourists, then we can try to help this town survive. >> how long has this been here? >> a year. >> have you always lived here? >> i lived in japan. i met my wife over there. we moved back here. i looked around and thought, there's a lot of potential here. so let's tr

from modern america sailed for the indian ocean where they'd attack satisfy ports like jeddah and mochath open arms because they were attacking infidels, muslims, halfway around the world and bringing that treasure back to the american colonies. >> other pirates commuted between the east coast and the caribbean. >> many pirates came to the colonies with their riches and settled there and became upstanding members of the community. >> no, really? >> oh, yeah, a lot of them. because "money talks." back then, as today, pirates, plundering mainly spanish ships in the caribbean and they-n-richard the colony life when it was rather severe and currency starved. >> most of this happened without as much blood shed as you might think. >> essentially pirates were successful because intimidation worked. they would run up the jolly roger flag and most boats would surrender and give over their wealth. >> but in reality, he says they risk their lives for what were typically poultry sums. ost ofhem dte a lot of treasure to show for all their efforts. so they're sort of like gamblers going into a casino