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he had a pretty hard time to stand on a mountain and it broke the rocks of the mon mountain.hen an earthquake came and shook everything. but the lord was not the earthquake. but the lord was on the fire. and then what did the scriptures say, elijah heard a small voice. elijah by that point had gotten rid of all the wrong and all the circumstance and all the glory for the small voice. i love this man i loved every minute i overspent with him in every conversation we ever had i love his voice, but we should hear him no and the quiet times at night and in the morning when we need courage when we get discouraged and we don't know if we can believe anymore. we should hear him. [applause] but are elijah before us with he himself heard the still small voice that keeps us going and keeps us grateful and keeps us happy and keeps us moving. thank you. god blushing. [applause] >> bishop and first lady in the

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harassed and police stations after they've been arrest arrested and so when it comes to your 5 to mons having heard what president xi has said how confident are you that the remaining 4 will be met we are very very close because of one demand already been answered the other 4 hopefully with the coming elections the chinese government will know the hong kong people will full o. the people who support the hong kong government with that elections. everybody will be a part of it and hopefully global or the chinese government will know what. is being as heard today the district select just that is taking place next month and how about you are you still confident that steel demands be met because you know. you can see the hong kong people in. their face to enough to to see to see people face to. progress you know how about you and for me yes i am confident too. for the protester to achieve this goal but. for now i think many people free of the policeman because soft behavior yes right now for me i am also afraid of the police because when i go out to the street when i see the postman i walk

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a close known people have gone on their way but that march people were chanting along the way 5 to mons not one that glory to hong kong all in reference to the fact that they still see that dumond's unfulfilled by all stories he's here demands including an independent investigation into this police handling of these protests so far what we saw was they had an enormous bana saying glory to hong kong which they own felt and then broke out into song that the lot of people here had expected huge protests today but we've been hearing on a social networking site that these protesters used to communicate on is that they are trying to save energy for the coming days as tomorrow more protests are expected monday is a holiday here in hong kong more protests than is well there's a sense of real trepidation here about exactly what authorities are going to do to try and crack down on people wearing face masks which is now an authorized lot of shops as well very anxious about the scenes that could unfold later today and into the weekend we're hearing that at the trade at the train station has been th

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he portrayays himself as a m mon leader, feminist, and in tune with the times. he was born into politics. his father was prime minister for 15 years. justin trudeau put together a cabinet that highlighted diversity and gender equality. his liberal party leadership has not been without criticism. he champions the environment but supported the expansion of an oil pipeline in western canada. he was accused of breaking conflict of interest laws for pushing his attorney general to drop corruption charges against a canadian construction company. in september, old photos emerged showing trudeau wearing black and brown face. each of these caused his popopularity to slide, but not enough to end his political career. turkey's day pause in operation in northern syria set to expire later this tuesday. president erdogan is set to discuss what steps turkey will take in the region after meeting with his russian counterparts. let's take a listen. our institutions are closely monitoring the situation in the field. if the promises made to us by america are not kept, we will conti

it's important to point out those numbers have been coming down in recs.ent mon if you take a look at the over the last fve months, mays of the last fiscal year was a highoint, er 130,000 migrants crossing. that came down month after month until september, last year, the last month of this fiscal year, down to about 40,000. that's a low for the entire year. why is it coming down? a combinatione couple of things. one, the trump administration has put into place a lot of newa policiesprevent people from coming into the u.s. and they've struck deals with those co otries ofigin to keep people from leaving. that's kind of set off a whole-- another whole set of concerns about, you know, whether people are allowed under human rights law to leave their country or even to pass through mexico on the way here. we know it's also unsafe in aof lo those mexican border towns where they're now being held. just over te weekend, there was a two-year-old boy who was killed in a hit-and-run. he and his family were waiting to legally entertain united states. according to the nationalza orgaon for migratio

special correspondent mon ostrovsky in northern ukraine tells us how that darkness is now pierced by a weird, and radioactive light. >> reporter: something strange is happening in chernobyl. the site of the world's worst radiological catastrop coming back to life. it's not the residents who are reurning or nature taking overay as youave heard. it's tourists, and they're coming in droves. thanks in part, to an american tv show. >> get us over the building or ll have you shot. >> if you fly directly over that core i promise you tomorrow morning you'll be begging for that bullet. reporter: tyler ackley is an american visiting the chernobyl exclusion zone, with his father in law, in part, thanks to the critically acclaimed hbo miniseries dramatizing the disaster that came outarlier this year. >> i thought it was fascinating, i thought as my wife and i were watching the series, oh great, now it's going ttobe a popular ist destination before we get a chance to go there. hopefully it's not too crowded or anything like that. >> reporter: the series brought not just the chronology of theag di

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. >>> good monning >> the dangerous winds are shifting north of boston we had a 70 mile-per-hour windust at logan airport. that's pretty serious wind and that's moving nothing tohour other than that a lot of heavy rain northwards up to northern new england. we still couice mas pike southward it's just going to be a wind event for the rest of the day. but then during the day the winds will pick back up and we still have wind advisories and high wind warnings for new york highs in the 40s areas of western new york and some of the warmer air enjoying this denver. weekend forecast coming up and we could have a tropical storm making land fall in the south. >>> mother nature was none too kind to major league baseball. game four of the championship series was rained out by the bomb cyclone bill was talking about. things are looking a little better so game four is going to get underway tonight with first pitch expected at 8:08 eastern bronx bombers needed the bomb cyclone because not looking too good for them. >>> and investigators trying to unravel why seven people lived in a hidden room in

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to answer the extradition request from spain for the mons and his colleagues who went into exile is because they recognize that these are politically motivated charges not criminal offenses that they've committed and what are the implications of this verdict for other separatist parties across the continent in scotland for example. the different german belgian scots courts did not accept the initial accusation of rebellion which was what was drawn up by the investigatory judge which is the equivalent of the. attorney general figure in. and i was sacked from courts. so the whole question fell back on sedition. it's now been requested for puts them on to be by the same investigatory judge especially in belgian courts all right and the implication is undefined yeah implication sedition is very problematic it means 2 different things it means. actually aggregate aggravating and creating some kind of riot or it means doing so by propaganda so this is a sign of a problem that always affects and always has affected the question of freedoms ok. yes we'll just go on ok there i'm afraid we're going t

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. >>> still ahead justin timberla's musical mon in memphis. >> ultimate feels. >> what he told us about mickey mouse club game. >> christina and britney said they would be down for a reunion. >>> then how reese and jen are channelling "e.t." for their new morning show. >> i love mary hart. >> thank you mary. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> welcome back to "entertainment tonight" from "star wars" galaxy's edge. i'm here with pasha and kate. are you getting inspiration right now? this is major. >> we are. we need the dancing edge at "dancing with the stars." >> your former co-star steve carell has a new show "the morning show." will you be watching? >> i'm gonna get up early to watch "the morning show" on apple tv even though you don't have to get up early to watch it. you can watch any time you want. steve is the best. he's the best. who's better than steve carell? nobody. >> he told me you're going to go all the way kate on "dancing with the stars." i was with him talking about his new show with jennifer and reese. >> oh, my god, jill. >> oh, my god, rachel. >> oh, my god, int

and brown spike today they're testing a special prototype in the center's wind tunnel they hope the mon noise aircraft will be quieter than conventional planes. they'll have to change the entire plane in the essence that's what happened here because there's this separation effect that happens when you place the turbines up and back that doesn't get rid of the sound but it generates it in a different direction it doesn't spread downwards where it bothers people instead it's generated upwards into the atmosphere and that's the only way to make it work as a systems force. ok let's go. started. the experimental design is in place the door closes the rotor is switched on in the wind tunnel the air is sped up to 200 kilometers an hour the researchers wait in the control center for the test results data look pretty good so. the prototype is just half as loud as a conventional plane. design incorporating forward sweeping laminar flow wings is also promising. and we once came up with designs for a competitor to the a $320.00 that utilize this kind of technology and cut fuel usage during operatio

. $147 a mon >> ain't this bi you get tired of standing e, in ther say i'm going to get me a chair! >> reporte gregory acknowledges that living in a mixed-income development could be a challengeenor some existing residents. >> i sure hope, don't nobody come in here with no rowdy knchildren. yo what i mean? running up and down the steps, sitting onhe steps smoking cigarettes, sitting on the steps smoking weed. you in the wrong building, you derstand? the main thing when people move in is re ect. t to respect one another. >> our approach s always to make sure thate weren't e ming to the community, trying to dictate how we ft the redevelopment should be approached. >> reporter: but related was also influenced by local community groups. daniella pierre is the housing chairperson for the miami-dade chapter of the n.a.a.c.p. related has committed that every single resident is guaranteed a unit in this new development. so far, have they lived up to that promise? >> in phase one, they have. and what's to come, we'll have to see. >> reporter: the civil rights that guarantee.lped negotiate pi

s karoun: thhe democratic challenge, to be focused on impeachment for the next few weeks and mons and then try to anslate that on the campaign trail d not be compromised. it was interesting that you played that joni ernst clip. that was a polite exchange and reminds me of what the day-to-day reptingike in the capitol trying to get republicans to comment oat what ey thinknk the president has said. this is classic, wha they do. he doesn't speak for me. i'm not going toi'm comment. sometimes it's "i didit hear what he said." it's deflect, deflect and that seems to be modis operandi. robert: senator ern p up in 2020 forec re-on. others like susan collins of maine. could0 t t 2 replicans running for re-election plus retiring republicans, are those are the republicans most likely break? tim: i think it depends, bob, again, what we saw wh joni ernst is interesting. that is maybe one tiny drip in the pan d and we'd like to see states.ip, drip, drip in these if your corey gardener and you wanto survive in colorado in 2020, you need ticket splitters because president trump is not going to carry

and the truthte of the m is and is if there is a trade deal sometime in the next mon or two or signalshere of, then the markets should move higher. more talk and that there is st nottee any kind of conclusion to th trade fight with china we expect the marts move lower. we will see what happens this interesting month. icia levin with bny melon for joining us. >> two long-term market waters lay out the bull case for stocks and the bear ce. ♪ >>> wall street is also>> tryin to figure out what if any impact impeachment develop in washington are going to have on the mechanic. ylan mui has the latest on the ama in d.c. >> the bamgts over impeachment tensified today in washington. threatening the legislatived apg that was already a long shot. congressional committees received an urgentriefing this general of the state department. after secretary m s pomp yoep acknowledged he was on the july 25th phone call between of ukraine.rump and t leader in a letter, democrats threatened to subpoa the white use if it doesn't turn over documents by friday related to at call. house intelligence chairman ad

opportunity cost of holding gold and that's a pause in the gold price so is this increase in india mon for gold largely a result of the uncertainty in the world right now on the gold is becoming a premium a kind of a safe haven. it's partly that way see in significant inflows into gold backed exchange traded funds and that's coming from some of the large institutional investors who are looking to hedge against some of the uncertainty in the world right now but it's not just coming from that source we have seen incredibly strong central bank demands over recent over recent years and they don't necessarily look at financial markets on a day to day basis they buy a motive for more often than not driven by fund driven by strategic policy initiatives so those are the factors supporting the gold market at the moment there is a flip side to this the big rally in the gold price has affected some of the large physical gold markets so we think of injury in china the gold prices has risen to record high levels and some of the consumers there actually step back they're holding back for making gold

because it can explode it would break out any time the world would learn from them and not ordain look mon is a historian and a member of a powerful muslim family nonetheless he has to ask the army for permission to accompany us into the center of morality it's now an exclusion zone the city has a population of 200000. is not allowed to enter his house. not all the booby traps and explosive devices in the area have been cleared away. tell us where we may go and how long we may. people here call the exclusion zone ground 0 of thousands have lost their homes. this used to be the central mosque. he used to come here and stay here and pray for the dead. far more pick up their gunships. west's. bomb displaced. i was watching you the whole time with my 12 days of the drop me here. there was a time. i think my brother went to the. us going to stop the bombings but the army rejected it because they say. they can't handle the situation. definitely they were not able to handle the situation. i asked fighters had taken downtown morale week on may 23rd 2017 government forces responded swiftly and hars

reporting on haiti to news outlets including al jazeera and from monaco is haiti's foreign minister at mon welcome everyone to the stream so good to have you here and i want to start with people online because that's where a lot of frustration is being vented right now alina i'll direct this one your way it's from william who describes what life is like these days william says i'm currently in port au prince it's an arche he goes on to say every major roadway paved is blocked by rocks trash stalled out vehicles it costs roughly $10.00 to $20.00 across each blockade and there's no way in and out of the city so of 1000000000 a year in port au prince as well what are you seeing and does that vibe with what william sees what the listing in the haiti will mean and its use of music all while. impunity and social injustice. i mean it will be i mean what it's chaos in the city what that. is following a year and a half of nonviolent welcomes asking to come to believe asking for the government in the show's topic or watching in impunity when the power is based on russian impunity of social injustice

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mon in london please update nearly five hundred arrests of climate change protests is labeled ads. rusty's by the uk or skills continue to weeks of peaceful civil disobedience. the imf says tapping climate crisis will require a national tax system change that includes big round. up in n levies on carbon emissions. it's a mind to the main world news headlines here live from paris. donald trump announces he's invited turkeys pressed into the white house next month this as criticism is famous over trump's decision to withdraw. us troops from northeast syria and leave local kurdish fighters us allies. to the mercy of present at around the tree. allegations of shop ministrations stop the us ambabassador from the use of forty. giving evidence to the house committees in the impeachment enquiring screen the golden sunland asking evidence of the trump trained from coal. break the deal looks more remote than ever after reported conversation between the uk prime minister boris johnson and germany's chancellor angela merkel but there's also a doubt over the ferocity. of miracles four two world

pockets and then tell the american people how your girlfriend is doing in argentina and how much taxpayer mon ey >> how much taxpayer money has to shut her up. >> the answer is none and no. the idea of filling my pockets is ludicrous. i'm getting pour after this process. but i believe to the core of my being that we are heading for the most financial crisis in the history of man. that is going to hurt you sir it's going to hurt my four sons and it will hurt a lot of other kids and grandkids and closing the eyes and continue this crazy walked hour on right now to the edge of a financial precipice. we've never run deficits as we had right now in peacetime. what we are running now will project over the next ten years. we will not have a conversation about that as republicans and as conservatives. it's fine that we have this conversation because here's what's interesting. if you look at the last series of economic downturns in the economy, if every instance over the last five and five rule as the economy is soft the federal reserve has lowered rates on average of five percentage points every sing

but his attorneys pointed to an even earlier claim back in 2012 another survivor just like mr care mon-el came forward he came forward he reported to the archdiocese the actions of monsignor product he reported to the district attorney the actions of monsignor paddock i was with him during that report those years ago this is your proof of claim what does this say here 62712 in 20122012 this man who we'll call hector filed that initial report here we go who committed the acts of sexual abuse or other wrongful conduct by the john and particular actor was a 17 year old student at cardinal hayes high school in the bronx that's when he went to father patrick for help dealing with the sexual abuse he'd faced as a child somebody was close to the family. a child a child unless when i was 5 years old. and i'm bothering me so the school. talk about it and get it out and move on. but i said it's a wrong person. and he just sort of then it's a fellow has. just gone towards my private parts. comfortable. back again he grabbed both of the handles like the stop when he was holding the handles on the cha

but his attorneys pointed to an even earlier claim back in 2012 another survivor just like mr care mon-el came forward he came forward he reported to the archdiocese the actions of monsignor product he reported to the district attorney the actions of monsignor paddock i was with him during that report those years ago this is your proof of claim what does this say here 62712 in 20122012 this man who we'll call hector filed that initial report here rico who committed the acts of sexual abuse or other wrongful conduct father john and particular hector was a 17 year old student at cardinal hayes high school in the bronx that's when he went to father patrick for help dealing with the sexual abuse he'd faced as a child somebody is close to the family. a child a child unless when i was 5 years old. and i'm blogging me so the school. i'll talk about it and get it out and move on. but i said it's a wrong person. and he just sort of venice a fellow has. just gone towards the pods. comfortable. back again he grabbed both of the handles like to stop when he was holding the handles on the chair what d

more than 17 mon american truck drivers could be replaced by computers. but the freight industry is much more undercomputerized tn you might imagine started using bar codes on the sides of shipping containers. the longshoreman paid to write down shipping container numbers, fought that one pretty hard. these are the offices of southern california-based next trucking. and the first thi you'll notice is there are no trucks. they do trucking but more importantly it's computerizing all the things in trucking industry that have never before been computerized. bobby nepel is chief revenue officer at next trucking joined by caroline o'donovan of "the associated press." i heard that it is not uncommon for a trucking industry for a fellow to show up with a clipboard, an actual paper clipboard and he says i need, you know, unit 17532. they don't know where it is, and the two walk around till they find it and finally tlod into a truck in 2019. is that pretty accurate? >> i wish they had the dewey decimal system because you would at least know where to look for it. bu

news conference to talk about the next steps in the impeachment inquiry correspondent alexandra le mon has the details from washington. >>this president united states is stooping to a level that is beneath the dignity of the constitution of the united states house speaker nancy pelosi and house intelligence chairman adam schiff say the house impeachment inquiry is moving forward carefully. >>but swiftly. schiff and 2 other house committee chairs white house for documents th related to ukraine if the white house will hand them over to interfere with the congress's ability to call before it relevant witnesses will be considered as evidence of obstruction of the lawful functions of congress. >>after withholding hundreds of millions of dollars in aid from ukraine president trump phoned ukraine's president and a white house transcript of the call shows. i asked for a favor help investigating joe biden and his son. pelosi says that appears to be an abuse of power that president trump fired back attacking shift from venting details about the phone call adam schiff is a low life you should be

don't feel bad for me. [ laughter ]nt my finest mon all of tv. if i mean, i tnk it must feell like you're a saial conservative every d d, right? i mean, you have to -- the country is evenldivided, pretty evenly divided ideologically, right? but you're the only one of those four or five that are espousing a view that a much larger percentage of the country holds. >> well, i thinkt's why you and i became friends originally is there just aren't that many conservative women -- realin ones -ainstream m dia. for me, it's interesting that the media ways will allow one conservative on a giant panel across all networks, unless you're at fox. you're allowed one. and then, there's a sea of one. myopic opini and i think that's disingenuous to what's going on, and i-- thin for me, i can't stand president trump, personally. i will not be voting forim. i did not vote for him. and even for me, i'm sort of,ci like, not ly acceptable enough, and i do have times where -- >> you have to dend that you're explaining why trump idters support him. >> i take great in the fact that i sort of -- i did not want to j

french prosecutors say the knife wielding mon who murdered 4 of these colleagues in a. thursday here. also ahead on the program. future talks between the u.s. and north korea brick just hours after getting started with accusing the american delegation of bringing nothing to dinner table also. protesters clash with police on the streets of the ecuadorian capital as the government fuel subsidies to the.

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welcome back saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sol mon is warning that oil prices could spike if allies do not join saudi arabia's push to isolate iran the crown prince's suggestion was arguably counter-intuitive as most observers have seen aggression against iran as the more likely cause for rape. spike rather than continued restraint from iran's adversaries in a news making interview with the us news magazine show 60 minutes the monarch in waiting said quote if the world does not take a strong and firm action to deter iran we will see further escalations that will threaten world interests or supplies will be disrupted and oil prices will jump to unimaginably high numbers that we haven't seen in our lifetimes in some on again claim without offering additional evidence that iran was culpable in a recent attack on a saudi saudi oil processing plant and farmar and on the much anticipated i.p.o. of saudi aramco we're now joined by r t correspondent alex mahela from toronto so like saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmaan is asking for action against iran but in his words a politic

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chrysler and peugeot announce an intention to merge if the deal clears all the hurdles and there are still mon many, it would create the fourth largest automaker by sales with a worth of about $4 billion. breaking late yesterday, big news out of twitter. ceo jack dorsey shocking everybody saying from now on, twitter will not run political ads. saying, quote, political message reach should be earned, not bought more on this big story >> jack dorsey setting up a clash with facebook ceo that twitter will ban all political advertising. quote, paying to increase political speech that today's infrastructure may not be prepared to handle zuckerberg fired back defending his decision to allow political ads on the basis of free speech. >> we estimate that these ads will be less than 0.5% of our revenue. that's not why we are doing this to put this in perspective, the fine that these critics wouldn't be enough was more than 10 x bigger than this we believe deeply that political speech is important and that's what is driving us >> lawmakers critical of facebook's position praised twitter's policy which wi