pj morton.d applause guys, like i said, mike bloomberg is my guest tonight. and this is very strange backstage mike was telling me that he received a call earlier tonight from someone who wanted his support. we actually got the footage. here, take a look. >> jimmy: well, my new poll numbers are in, and it's not looking good there's only one thing left to do, make cold calls to normal, everyday americans and try to win back their support >> jimmy: congratulations, re i'm calling undecided voters who are way less rich and way less successful than me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> mike bloomberg. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wait a second. the michael bloomberg of bloomberg news and bloomberg tv >> that's right. >> jimmy: and bloomberg med, and chicago bloomberg and bloomberg 3: tokyo drift [ laughter ] >> sure, donald. >> jimmy: well, this is fantastic. i was gonna ask you for your vote, but now that i have you on the phone, how about i just ask you some questions like an interview. even a

hear about doing something constructive to help the homeless give you hope to see people doing miss morton says it's amazing how such good intentioned people whether well in their hearts to make a difference can help those who fallen on such hard times they are brilliant and can teach us all how to be better people well said brian says some of that was homeless for 3 and a half years it's great the homelessness is finally being shown that with help people can have their lives changed we never know what life holds for us a lot of says so much admiration for the wonderful sikh community who work hard to do this beautiful souls every version indeed they are and on scotland sask substances borders should be ashamed of himself we have a right to our freedom we have rights billy hunt says the 2021 scottish parliament your holiday elections should be fought on the basis should the people of scotland vote for it you know that to declaration of independence will be declared that we the u.t.i. it voted for will be the undeniable democratic will of the sovereign nation alan says i think scotland shou

was it was will smith's big break in the movies and i believe he owes this to mouse in arms it was morton lawrence who was the bigger star who pulled will smith in and it really paid off for him because now will smith is a lot more famous and he is but at the at the press conference here at the premiere in berlin will smith said that he had been looking back at the 1st 2 movies and we watched them and he said that the acting was just horrible and you have to hand it to him he really has come a long way in the last decades yeah why did it take. to make i mean 17 years since always to. the official story that will smith told at this press conference was that this movie was really important to him he'd done sequels before that he wasn't thrilled about he wanted this one to be perfect and he was willing to wait now what he didn't say at that press conference was this project been underway for 15 years the last director who was supposed to make this dropped out of the project due to artistic differences with will smith so apparently will smith really did want this movie to be perfect ok briefl

the border to brazil police say detainees escaped through a tunnel they had built out of prisons morton and other officials have been fired in response to very. well in lebanon clashes between protesters and police left more than 100 people injured police was seen firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrators logically peaceful anti-government protests broke out 3 months ago in lebanon as participants demand and now the whole of the political system and the solution to the country's economic crisis but in recent days the protests have turned increasingly violent. i it's being called the most violent weekend since lebanon's mass protests began in october i demonstrators threw stones and projectiles at police officers fired water cannon rubber bullets and tear gas in response. sunday's clashes brought the total of protesters injured to some $500.00 this weekend. and violence only breeds violence at the end of the day after all these months the protesters just want to prove they exist i don't blame them not to have a trace like one of the men in my time in our most important

the border of brazil police say detainees escaped through a tunnel built out of the jail prisons morton and other officials have been fired in response to the break. oh aerospace company space x. has simulated an emergency landing of its crew dragon capsule. capsule was adjusted from a rocket which cut off its engines to mimic a launch at an altitude of 19 kilometers the rocket burst into flames as was planned meanwhile the tatchell parachuted into the ocean completing the last key test before space x. can start flying nasa astronauts to the international space station. well they vary on space no down tilton is joining me in the studio for more on this and by 6 exploded a rocket today but that was part of the plan yes it was typically when you think of giant fireballs and nasa i mean something horrible has gone wrong but that wasn't the case today what we saw today was basics testing an emergency escape system which is basically designed to make sure that astronauts in the case of a catastrophic failure would still be allowed or able to safely perish of back to ground crew and survive a

hear about doing something constructive to help the homeless give you hope to see people doing miss morton says it's amazing how such good intentioned people whether well in their hearts to make a difference can help those who fallen on such hard times they are brilliant and can teach us all how to be better people well said brian says some of that was homeless for 3 and a half years it's great the homelessness is finally being shown that with help people can have their lives changed we never know what life holds for us a lot of says so much admiration for the wonderful sikh community who work hard to do this beautiful souls everywhere indeed they are and on scotland sask substances borders should be ashamed of himself we have a right to our freedom we have rights billie hammett says the 2021 scottish parliament your holiday elections should be fought on the basis that should the people of scotland vote for it you know that to declaration of independence will be declared that way the u.t.i. it voted for will be the undeniable democratic will of the sovereign nation alan says i think scotla

dobbs be that as it may huge golden state warriors fan and owner f mobiles american bar and ill scott morton has enormous respt for kobe bryant you're a fan of basketball yet. we have to respect meone like be bryant, you know one of the greast of all time 5 time of repeat from 2000 to 02, you know was on some incredible teams to says some incredible stuff with the. >>i-limb pixley it was on the olympia2time gold medali think with that with the mes basketball team an you know they kept lking about it last night i think is his second active life was just getting started jack of all trades that room at the renaiance man and a and gone too soon that's for sue my daughter you know you know her name john her name she on a and it was just saying you owner of local tap bar and grill called hard enough as a bit of a unicorn he is a hardcore lakers fans in okobi uses a 17 ye-old kid and just it just came in this and just blew it out and he was just amazing. now the next it's just amazing, you kn i. a legend and it'just sad to see what happened news a new into his high school and to learman has gone fr

hear about doing something constructive to help the homeless gives you hope to see people doing miss morton says it's amazing how such good intentioned people whether well in their hearts to make a difference can help those who fallen on such hard times they are brilliant and can teach us all how to be better people well said brian says a summer that was homeless for 3 and a half years it's great the homelessness is finally being shown that with help people can have their lives changed we never know what life holds for us.

we can continue to keep the meek role would be different but what you mean by that about marx and morton if you came face to face on 00. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives that are providing a glimpse into someone else's world. but the witness on al-jazeera. iran's supreme leader joins the crowds marking the funeral of concepts of the bombing protesting his assassination by the united states. i love them dearly mcdonald this is sound live from doha also coming up iran now says it's suspending its commitment to the 2015 nuclear deal. and the us donald trump threatened sanctions against iraq if it expels u.s. troops in the wake of so the money's day. and cooler weather and some welcome rain off for a bushfire rest by in a stray a but it's nowhere near enough to end an unprecedented disaster.

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all right but if they don't benefit unions will be at the next so one way or the other that is the morton spoke and elaborate do you think pretty plain sailing for the prime minister and nationally been can you see problems on the horizon that that is right the biggest single issue is trade i think the way the protestants and gets through the the trade issue which you rightly raise is the biggest one is a kind of 0 sum game we pay 12000000000 pounds worth of tariffs out they pay 12000000000 pounds of tariffs back in so you look like you've changed something but haven't really we can't really stay the customs union i don't think bars can deliver that but i do think that the european union wants this big profitable 6 biggest economy in the world to be friends with them and that's why i think we'll fudge it both of us in a way that works it is not just about the turn it is it's about the standards and but the monitoring that may take place in the ports and goods are moving up. forward you think of the building of the aircraft or in flinch or when parts are made in germany parts are made in f

concerns we spoke to moustapha barghouti head of the palestinian national initiative party and dr morton high kid of the big insight about santa barbara law and university and they give us the very different reactions to the deal. it's not even an american plan it's actually an israeli written plan an american envelope the reality is killing the possibility of 2 state solution by substituting the potential palestinian state with clusters of ghettos panel stands as you can see in the map that mr trump has published it creates a situation of diminishing of one nation over another that ignores 1st of all historical facts ignores the rights of the palestinian people ignores the emotional feeling of all the people in this region so in my opinion it's an act of recklessness and it cannot continue and palestinians will never accept it we cannot accept to be slaves of a system of occupation and that is the exact description of what apartheid look historically joslyn was never any capital of any arab islamic state so why do they need joe wilson and why can they have a mullah or while our bodies y

at me and continue to keep the negroes to be defensive that's what you mean by that about max and morton who flew came face to face on ohmss e of. 3 years after cholera was discovered in haiti this is just one example of how the death toll from this epidemic could be much higher than anyone knowns and al jazeera investigation into who should be held responsible travel to the united nations headquarters in new york. we spoke to the secretary general returning from going to touch with her but has justice now been served for the victims rewind haiti in a time of cholera on al-jazeera. the head of iran's civil aviation authority says the ukrainian airliner that crashed in tehran a weapons date was not shot down. a video released by the new york times for forces to show the moments the plane was hit by what appears to be in this. allegedly mcdonald this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india's top court orders an urgent review of the laws and in kashmir and says the internet ban in disputed state is an abuse of power. after months of fighting in syria's last rebel held a blip provi

much of it we can continue to make roles to be different that what you mean by that about max and morton luther king face to face on 00. at the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has voiced solidarity with protesters in iran and warn the government against cracking down on demonstrations anger is growing over the downing of a ukrainian airliner which killed 176 people and the government's initial failure to admit responsibility a setback has more from tehran is a lot of anger inside the country because the revolutionary guard admitted that they had brought down the ukrainian flights after 2 days of denial we had a government minister coming back to say that it was the lies we had the head of the aviation organization saying that he was scientifically impossible and illogical to me so i had bought on the airplane people have agreed they are asking for accountability and justice the emir of qatar has met with iran's president rouhani in tehran he's the 1st national leader to visit the iranian capital since the assassination of iranian general custom solid body by the u.s

. >> reporter: the morton fire so intense, it created its own weather, raining down fiery embers on thist 500. >> houses exploding, fire everywhere, the houses are gone for sure. >> reporter: that picture you took you thought would be the last you would ever see of this place? >> i thought that's it, it's gone. >> reporter: the fire captain mark wilson. >> it is different when it is your own town. i've been everywhere else, helped out everywhere else, but the emotions and everything keep you going, this is my house, my friends, my loved ones. >> reporter: wilson's team of volunteer firefighters battled throughout the night. >> it is a feeling like you're losing. you don't realize how much you have saved until the next day. we saved well over 80 houses that night. >> reporter: even the most seasoned firefighters say it doesn't make sense how a house like this can be standing, the bushes are green, and yet just a few steps away everything next door gone. fire danger is far from over. >> we got a fire at samonas. >> reporter: as temperatures heat up, small fires reignite. but how quickly ca

whether it was morton downey jr. being the offensive caricaturish person that he was, or geraldo.nd of another all-american boy who came under the influence of satanism and took part in a crime without passion or motive -- >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level, trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight -- >> in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior -- >> but yet when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes and violent crimes in the devil's name -- >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man -- >> go ahead.

dobbs be that as it may hugegolden state warriors fan and owner of mobiles american bar a grill scott morton has enormous respect for kobe bryant you're a fan of basketball yet. like kobe bryant, you know one of the greatest of all time 5 time of repeat from 2000 to 2002, you know was on some incredible teams to says some incredible uff with the i'll impacts was on theolympian 2 time gold melisi think with that with the men's basketball teand uyou know they kept talking abou it last night i think is his second active life was just getting started a jack of all trades that room at the renaissance man and a and gone too on that's for sure my daughter you know you knower name john her name she on a and it was just saying you kw we talked aboutt. the owner of local tap bar an grill called hard enough as a bit of a unicorn he is a hardcore lakers fans in okobi just it just came this and just blew it out and he was just amazing. now the next michael jordan and he was a. wot amazing u know is a legend and it's ju sad to see what happened news a new into his high school and to lern man has gone from

it is morton tosh it is not about just numbers, -- it is not just numbers, but businesses are consideringtrengthening curriculums and infrastructure, social infrastructure. training andm of retraining so that students are taught and up-to-date manner and can start a career. the job market is changing. new professions are appearing and there are more demands for the professions that already exist. modern schools must react to these changes quickly and offer the secondary educations. students must choose a new program. it is not that easy to make this work, but it is something that we must do. the talented people start to become leaders in the national development. we started a project. more than 3.5 million people made it in competitions and olympiad's. this will be developed further. last year for the first time in cityry, the life expensing -- expectancy was more than 73 years, eight years more than 2000. it is a result of social, and economic changes, and the promotion of the healthy lifestyle values. and, the whole system of -- health care. support of the maternity, and the children, f

it was excellent going to see me valley, going to the reagan papers particularly the , morton blackwell files. if anyone has any questions about where the sources come from, we can return to it after the talk during the q&a. just sort of as a primer, so everyone here is not upset with me there are four schools of , thought about what ended the cold war. the first is probably the most dominant. that is mikael gorbachev, through his policies, deserves most of the credit, right, for the end of the cold war, because inadvertently, he undermines the soviet system, undermined the communist party, and in doing so, destroy the fabric of the soviet union and its satellites, basically the control. the threat of coercion. that is probably the largest school of thought within historical profession. within this school of thought, reagan is given very little credit for the end of the cold war. there is another school of thought that claims reagan actually prolonged the cold war . not only did he not contribute to it, but he prolonged it, rhetoric simply emboldening the hardliners within the soviet un

rabbi morton berman, from the chicago branch of the american jewish congress, spoke out against the appointmentwith respect to the conductor's contention that he had helped save jews, berman said that he had repeatedly heard war criminals who were on trial make this very claim. he said saving a small number of jews did not excuse him from "official active participation in a regime that murdered 6 million jews and millions of non-jews." the conductor said the nazis used him as their symbol of responsibility and culture. but there were other more anonymous people who weighed in. a poignant letter from a man from the bronx to the chicago symphony. he said, "i am an american citizen, a veteran who had served in the army for three years. i want to protest against allowing this nazi follower of hitler to conduct in the united states." he was an ex soldier and claimed that the help of figures like this had allowed hitler to kill millions, including hundreds of thousands of american soldiers. musical luminaries weighed in also. arthur rubinstein and vladimir horowitz were particularly scathing about th

morton chase chase who is been a great partner for us. and who runs an excellent organization i might add. it speaks for county leaders across the country and it works to broaden understanding of common issues among its members and enhance leadership capacity. this latter part of developing inlocal leadership is an overlap in the mission of our tour torganizations. it is been a pleasure to collaborate with you and nacos as a whole, matt. thank you so much. i also want to thank any congressional staff here at this today. and certainly a thankan you to sanders surely capital from west virginia who you will hear from later on today at the conclusion of our event. certainly congress has made significant contributions to our finding and finding solutions. i also want to recognize my colleagues arc's north carolina alternate mr. class key over here who represents representative roy cooper on the commission and he'll be participating in a panel a bit later. we will have some excellent discussions this afternoon on the state of the substance abus

very modern world way and man out of the nazi convey were murders with cyclon babies in all those morton gas chambers. to take. it here by. and here for you you see how the worst of the president castro auschwitz did not suddenly from the skies. speech had to ring in all those tiny steps it was approaching until what happened hey becoming to me did happen. my daughter. my granddaughter though he said we've moved peers of my peers of my front door just that you. know as you scuppered you do not have to know the name of primo levy criminal levies rose from one of the most famous inmates of the scam people davey criminal levy it is technical ones use that phrase. without free will this happened not just your mortgage the dollars each which means that it may happen again the daschle shade which means that it may have been any work and they were in this world. put you to share them here also besides the new man i should be one personal memory with you. in 965 standards you don't troll i want for a scholarship to the us to america has stood by and it's a place that was. secure player of the ba

howard morton, by the way come on twitter, a good follow. is enough to.ne more tweet on the chief justice's birthday from catherine mcmanus of roll call, noting that balloons are not permitted in the senate chain amber, so you will not be seen -- on the -- in the senate chamber. in the op-ed of georgetownrk times" law professors and a former congressman, looking at the powers he had during the impeachment trial, asking whether he can call witnesses. they argue he does have that power, dating back to the senate impeachment rules to the 1800s. if you want to read that, it is in the new york times today. a reminder of john roberts role in the trial, it will pick up quite a bit after president trump's lawyers finish making their case. 22 hours in five minutes left over two days to make their defense of the president, and then remember, according to the trial rules, there are going to be that 16 hours of senator's questions. senators will not be able to stand up and ask questions, they have to submit them through the chief justice. they will hear a lot more fr

as was proved in the diana case, which was extraordinary in itself when you think about the andrew mortonirs and all the rest of it. it's extraordinary to think that people still think we may get up. this will show once again, this case, that the mail on sunday had proper sources for their story and that they weren't... 0n the copyright action, though i bow to a's knowledge on this matter, i would have thought there might be a case of fair dealing, of the mail on sunday quoting from that letter to show that what had previously been said was untrue. would that be the case? yeah, you are allowed to extra ct case? yeah, you are allowed to extract things from copyright for the purposes of news and current events. there is an argument about that. the question here is, could you have told that story without extracting it in the way they did? it was clearly a better story for it. it was the evidence the story required, that‘s why they did it. it. it was the evidence the story required, that's why they did itm was a necessity to publish it. roy, you would have published it, wouldn‘t you ? you wou

resh khan and make—up vlogger chloe morton were two of the people who travelled to america to look at, showing just how important it is to you, but also not necessarily to the point where perhaps chloe would be pitching make up perhaps chloe would be pitching make up in terms of being glamorous, this is about confidence for you?m up in terms of being glamorous, this is about confidence for you? it is, but at the same time i don't see it asi but at the same time i don't see it as i need. as i've got older, i've adjusted to howl as i need. as i've got older, i've adjusted to how i look. as i need. as i've got older, i've adjusted to how! look. and as i need. as i've got older, i've adjusted to how i look. and one of the things you find out has charlie touched upon and we saw in the clip is the environmental impact of what we are putting on ourfaces, putting on our bodies, and the skin is absorbing. what surprised you the most? a lot of ingredients within our products can actually be quite harmful, and we didn't realise the extent of how much was going into our system purely from just pu