plan to disrupt a competitor to moses daily newspaper if moses reporters covered netanyahu more favorably the charges under consideration in both cases fraud and breach of trust but it's in case 4000 where the greatest paralyze for netanyahu he faces possible charges of bribery a much more serious crime than you know who is alleged to have used his then power as communications minister as well as prime minister to change regulations favoring the owner of israel's main telecom company the alleged payoff not just positive coverage on the new site while the what the a.g. calls an extraordinary intense relationship with the prime minister and his wife dictating details of content and presentation and the prosecution has a valuable asset in the shape of. a long time close confidante of the netanyahu family who turned state's witness last year it's going to be very very difficult to attack that witness some of felber who was so close to getting out pointing the finger at him again that is what this thing was a case 4000 from the other cases the other cases there isn't necessarily insider netany

to will be between moses said all that rain wejust had to be will be between moses said all that rainen the releva ncy. could see the gap between the relevancy. that‘s good to be in place right across the uk. in the course of tuesday. but there is a weather front heading our way and thatis weather front heading our way and that is going to sweep in soon after. so that several of the forecast through the early hours of the money, some rain around at the north—east of the countries of newcastle, perhaps the borders of scotland, edinburgh may be as well, few spots of rain but the vast majority of the country i think dry and injure the night was a puddles of the budget won‘t be raining. a bit of mist and fog vesting, for example in the south—west of the country. a bright day but i think for most of us in store on tuesday, not complete a dry, a possibility of a few showers and south—western parts of england, possibly worlds as well, you notice the vast majority of the country enjoying that bright but the. there will be some clubs around. 17 in london, 1a expected in the north of the countr

that he knew i was accused of discussing a plan to disrupt a competitor to moses daily newspaper if moses is reporters covered netanyahu more favorably charges under consideration in both cases fraud and breach of trust but it's in case for 1000 where the greatest paralyze for netanyahu he faces possible charges of bribery a much more serious crime than you know who is alleged to have used his then power as communications minister as well as prime minister to change regulations favoring the owner of israel's main telecom company the alleged payoff not just positive coverage on the new site while a. but what the a.g. calls an extraordinary intense relationship with the prime minister and his wife dictating details of content and presentation and the prosecution has a valuable asset in the shape of. a longtime close confidant of the netanyahu family who turned state's witness last year it's going to be very very difficult to attack that witness some of felber who was so close to it and you know pointing the finger at him again that is what distinguishes case 4000 from the other cases

tom moses's three daughters, meryl crawford and their husbands. ing to, they have helped us with this wonderful program over the past 15 years, the past decade and a half. and they've carried forward mr. moses' legacy of activism, which is is more important. working together, we have brought u.s. senators, policy experts, legal scholars, -- esteemed political scientist, and maybe a bit of bias more than a few historians for constitution day to talk about historical contemporary and constitutional issues. we very much appreciate their continuing support. it's with that in mind, that i want to tell you about mr. tom moses, the man this lecture series is named for. e was a decorated world war ii soldier. we learned tonight he was a medic at the battle of the bulge. he was a devoted civil libertarian and spent much of his life defending american civil liberties and the u.s. constitution. among the many things he worked on during his life, including fair housing and civil rights issues and cleveland and baltimore, while living in ohio, he started the f

that he knew i was accused of discussing a plan to disrupt a competitor to moses daily newspaper if moses is reporters covered netanyahu more favorably charges under consideration in both cases fraud and breach of trust but it's in case for fouls and where the greatest paralyze for netanyahu he faces possible charges of bribery a much more serious crime than you know who is alleged to have used his then power as communications minister as well as prime minister to change regulations favoring the owner of israel's main telecom company the alleged payoff not just positive coverage on the new site but what the a.g. calls. extraordinary intense relationship with the prime minister and his wife dictating details of content and presentation and the prosecution has a valuable asset in the shape of fielder a long time close confidante of the netanyahu family who turned state's witness last year it's going to be very very difficult to attack that witness some of felber who was so close to it and you know pointing the finger at him and again that is what distinguishes case 4000 from the other

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tom moses. the man this lecture series is named for. we learned tonight he was a medic at the battle of the bulge. he was a devoted civil libertarian and spent much of his life defending american civil liberties and the u.s. constitution. he workedmany things on during his life, including fair housing and civil rights issues and cleveland and baltimore, while living in ohio, he started the first welfare rights organization in the united states. ofa longtime resident jefferson county, he founded the eastern panhandle branch of the american saver live -- american civil liberties union of virginia. often bycognized community and state leaders for his service, including senator byrd and senator rockefeller. before i formally introduce tonight's speaker, i want to share some revealing statistics from the key research center that i discovered while researching this book create in june of this year a pew research report revealed 68% of u.s. adults believe that "made up news and information" greatly impact america's confidence in institutions.

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let's talk about this with moses acquire he's an expert on the tech sector in africa i mention the figures just earlier this idea of a 10 percent boost of internet coverage in africa what sort of effect would that have on economic growth for african nations so what we see is that at the moment we have almost 11 percent of africans in terms of the users of internet it's globally 11 percent of users are actually from africa and tell you 3 percent of people that i actually use an internet sweden africa so we see that we're looking at about 3 to 5 percent g.d.p. growth even if we have the growth when it comes to 10 percent of boost but also i think one very important thing is this costs really much less because as much as you want to boost internet penetration you also want to make sure that it is affordable and accessible to all and we see that if that also happens i would also increase significantly the figures a based on the studies and i'm talking about international groups that want to help africa but is there an actual plaids so i mean what do you see is that always talk about something

mose of the time when people are frustrated with homelessness, they are often frustrated with the symptoms of homelessness and not the person experiencing homelessness themselves so it is two things we we need to address. >> that sums it up. new affordable housing and maintaining affordable housing and keeping up with -- we peopl >> and not enough shelter beds for people. >> yes. >> i know project homeless connect is trying to be so relevant to this. how would you like to grow if you had more volunteers. >> yes. >> and donations, >> yes. >> efforts? >> project homeless connect has a mission to connect people experiencing homelessness and at risk of experiencing homelessness with what they need. the city agoal is to make it a brief one-time circumstance and we really want to work with them to address that, so volunteers certainly give us more of a reach so that we can connect to people immediately and get them access to their needs much more quickly. joining us in the outreach efforts, joining us in the connection. s, all of that is really integral to what we do. i would say that in where p

run as a correspondent for the tribune and local divinity student and future journalist named john moses morris, according to them, the soldiers went straight to the flag pole where the peace flag white with a black eagle and the word peace had just been raised as well as an ancient jackson war flag. as the soldiers shimmied up the hickory pole and tore down the offending flag, the rally speakers fled from the stage in a panic and hid in a nearby cornfie cornfield. it was referred to in this account as bull run on a small scale. the soldiers raised old glory and carried barnum on their shoulders to the stage where he delivered a speech full of patriotism with the humor of the occasion. the loyalists in the crowd passed pro union resolutions and sang the star spangled banner. among others who spoke was another member of the bridgeport contingent, the sewing machine magnate. some of those at the peace rally had somewhat betrayed the cause of peace by drawing weapons. but the soldiers managed to disarm a few of them, but not before at least one pistol was fired. in his speech, howe who desp

house more than a dozen times, rescuing 70 people and helped free hundreds during the civil war >> the moses of her graders at the harriet tubman school in buffalo learn lessons from her life. >> it tells me to treat people better. >> reporter: at the movie's premiere, prou descendants. >> there isn't any what she did, women, girls, men, anybody. >> reporter: a slave turned freedom fighter and american hero. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >> so great to see her importan story told on the big screen that's "nightly news" fo this friday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ♪ >> kelly: i spent $48 last night at the county fair. i throughout my shoulder, but i won her that teddy bear. she's got me saying sugar pie, honey, darling, and deer. and i seen the braves play a game while you're. if i'm going to get fired, if i don't get some sleep. up my long lost buddy say i'm getting into deep. but i like it, i love it, i want some more of it. i try so hard it, i can't rise above it. i don't know what it is about that little girls loving, but i like it,

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calling moses. knows this special because the setting against the sea is so unique and there's just so many routes for every kind of climbing for every grade and different techniques in styles you can climb for years and still not cover everything here in public because the. currently the island has catalogued 3700 groups about 200 new ones are added every year the climbers take their starting positions in pairs whoever does the most routes where there are no checks this is about having fun and about trying out new things so. i came to call them nose because i really liked the news and the sea and also i wanted to enjoy my overhanging go days because i really like overhanging climbing and i wanted to try to do 1st. the climbers are drawn to the obstacle shaped box kind of tough how do you say good to you and her friend came all the way from france to climb here. to many it's magnificent and very special to climb on the still at tights these big rounded pillars we're not used to it normally we mainly

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.>>> the government do so long giving child sexual abuse victims a little more time to follow moses. the law changes that age 40. it was great a three-year window . >>> tyear's winner will receive >> we know the road was pretty jammed up because the festival. the festival happening this weekend. that means if you're heading out you will see big delays or one-on-one and how would it. i just got differences is actually two left lanes that are block. this is due to a overturned vehicle. a possible injury, that is why this to you be time. if you immediately south, you may want to do that instead. list jump over and update you on this was by 500 you. the left is still. i'm just here and there is a second accident. 205 to 6 any. would you help us again in the town you're looking pretty good. >>> if you have a case of the mondays, we are looking at plenty of sunshine. goodness for you in our weather department. did you see a live look at our tower camera. mid 40s for you in concord. low 50s in oakland. here is the satellite and v. filling in for us. is a look ahead to the way, we are tracki

columbia basin in moses lake and fort simpko. at these septemberers students learn hands on skills that they utilize to expand public access to federal lands, improve campsites and national forests throughout washington state and stewards of our environment. i have strongly supported and defended job corps civilian couldn't vation centers because i have witnessed firsthand how these programs act as katja lists for the young people i represent -- catalysts for the young people i represent. i was sincerely grateful to secretary perdue for committing to work with me and my colleagues in congress to help improve ccc programs across the country. instead of transferring operations to the department of labor earlier this year. now with this recent announcement, secretary perdue has followed through on his word. under the secretary's direction, forest service chief vicky christensen announced a recommitment to job corps c.c.c. students by realigning the mission of these centers with the forest service's own motto, which is caring for the

a number of them parked in san antonio, moses lake which is a little east of seattle many of them parkedant in renton. that's an issue itself the question becomes, do you drop down production lower if they do, that could mean furloughs of employees they have said, they expect to ramp up production in 2020 if you drop down production, it will make it tougher to ramp up. >> if boeing says we are going to slow or stop production, that is the proverbial next shoe. >> yes that puts the question on the stock. i get the question, why is the stock still trading in the 340 to 350 range, shouldn't it be lower? not like customers are saying forget about it, we're going to airbus they really can't. to that extent that is supporting the stock >> thank you very much >>> another stock to watch this morning, caterpillar the stock underperforming the broader market so far. this u.s./china trade war thing hanging over industrials nearly 20% of cat's revenues stem from asia joining us, brian, how much are you expecting the china issue to weigh on cat, if at all? >> it is a piece of it about half of that or

the newspapers at the time wrote about this raid and they credited the raid to the black she moses. >ing forest gump-like ability to be at the center of history. her friends among its key figures, abolitionists frederick douglas. and john brown. tubman was a passionate campaigner for women's suffrage alongside susan b. anthony. she spent the last 50 years of her remarkable life here in auburn, new york, where william henry seward, president abraham lincoln's secretary of state, and his wife frances, offered their friendship and support. >> she was a regular guest here. social visitor, welcomed here. so we're in the old house kitchen. >> reporter: jeff ludwig is education director at the seward house museum in auburn. >> it was known that harriet tubman was looking to place her family somewhere and to plant roots somewhere, to build a home fo so they offer her a piece of land. >> reporter: seven acres, a black woman technically a fugitive slave, buying a farm? unheard of. in 1869, she got married again to nelson davis, more than 20 years her junior. >> this is an amazing house. it was

body president felipe own you see is seeking a 2nd term but he faces a strong challenge from the now moses and from a moderate the 2 sides fought for 16 years in a conflict that killed nearly a 1000000 people well malcolm webb is john to join us now live from the puter and just give us a sense malcolm about the enthusiasm amongst the people about this election. we're at a polling station in a secondary school and to spoken to some of the people at the front of this line have been waiting here for 3 hours so they can get their chance to vote and go inside take a look see what's happening as he said this election follows a peace deal in the us. which was meant to be finally the end to the civil war that ran for 15 years and ended in 1902 we can take a look around and see what's going on in here as we talk about peace there was between 3 lima the ruling party ruled ever since independence from portuguese colonialists and were nominated the main opposition party and they were a rebel group who for probably most of this election is really going to test that deal and crucial this is how credible

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people coming here to protest against the government and clashing with the police that is responding mosely with that tear gas and rubber bullets people are using then i think to protect themselves most of those we have spoken to say but angry because they are fighting against us system that is perpetrating inequality. he says has been protesting peacefully and was shot by the police with a rubber bullet. in the air and this is how they responded we were a man on the streets and we won't respect a curfew we are in a democracy they call and prevent us from being on the streets. on the other side of town families banging pots and pans supported the protests against the older you know. we are tired of prices going up politicians making money we don't want to live in a bubble we have to protest peacefully so they listen to us people cannot make it until the end of the month and that needs to change looting has been ongoing in several cities some supermarkets and shops were set on fire on sunday there was transport deadlock in santiago and kills had the international airport the government was f

. >> one of the mose prolific special political science arguments was the end of history and the last man thesis. a lot has been made of the end of history because of the broad reaching implication for international order but i think what applies to your argument here is the last man argument the more philosophical dim mention which talks but the breakdown of community stemming from the over rationalization of life and isolation and the people's desire for recognition not being fulfilled and you talk about what i would call top-down effects or top-down forces which are breaking down a commune such as trade and the european union, and talk bottom are up factor. i wonder how you reconcile the two different approaches causing the same result. >> can you ask the young lady -- >> thank you. i'm with -- faculty near political science in the elliott school. just wonder if you had any thoughts on the relationship between national scale social movements and transnational social movements and part of the thinking there is just seems like you are sort of sympathetic with the idea that we want to

and if you listen to my character as play a robert mose of city planning knocking down neighborhoods'm also the bad guy who's done bad things and edward has tourette's syndrome but he has a variant not like i always tell meme like amy pole in "deuce bigalow" where you thought thank you, thank you. you're right there with me and thank you. where you say horrible things but edward is one where he rearranges the words of people he's speaking to so people underestimate him. he's a detective in the new york rety police department. yeah, ye, a don't pay attention and he's the guy that solves the crime. >> such a layered film and great cast. >> did a great job. [ applause ] >> more or less mothe "motherless brooklyn" is in theaters november 1st and technology has something backstage. what do you got? >> i got something cooking. we usually go out and surprise people to make their mondays, well we brought somebody in to our studio. they think they're here for one reason but here for a huge surprise and we are about to make her monday. stay with us. [ applause ] the more things in your home yo

. >> my name is moses. i am the ice cream business. i believe you all know that i volunteer. the only thing i have a problem is that, how can i tell the tourists to bring your own cup? it is ice cream. how are we going to give them a reusable cup? if we want to charge them 25 cents because it is a tourist area. this is a tourist trap. trap. trap. i don't think that is right. i think whoever uh suggested, they have to come up with a solution. i think it is totally ridiculous. that is all i can say. >> thank you. any other members of the public? anybody else want to speak on this? okay. public comment is closed. commissioners? commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> thank you everybody for speaking today and coming out here. i think everybody in the room once to go to the actual same place. i think we just have different opinions on how to get there. if you've seen recently in the news, very successful restaurants have been closing down and dropping like flies here in the city. as a small business owner i know how hard it is. although the legislation is well intended, i know it is, it

on commerce than any other industry so when jim foote, ceo of csx said this economy is one of the moseuzzling was taken as a bad sign the business side of things is in much worse shape but not as bad as we feared they reported a surprising okay quarter. even though they were down 4%. they delivered an earnings growth which translated into the heavy beat so despite a not so hot environment, they turned fantastic profit because they're better, more efficient operators. let's take a closer look with jim foote to learn about where the company is headed. welcome to "mad money. great to see you. >> really good to be here. >> oh, thank you now, we were liked the railroads on the show but we felt they're green. they use less oil. we know that they have very little competition among the other railroads so they have competition among trucks but we never expected was they were not cyclical that there's just an upward trend. that's what i feel you have made with csx, how did you do it? >> you know, jim, we have been transforming csx for the last two, 2 1/2 years it's focused on running the railroa

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about being a speaker, that the names are outside and you don't know where you are supposed to sit moses -- unless it is printed on the other side. so, good morning, my name is doris meiser. those of you have been regulars at this conference will know what i will say to those who are new to this conference, and that is for many years, the first panel of this gathering, has been what we call a state of plain. in the state of play, we try to talk about what is current and what is the state of the immigration enterprise and the state of immigration politics -- state of immigration politics, events, and developments. and every year, it gets a little bit more interesting and a little bit more charged, and i guess we certainly miss that standard -- we certainly missed that standard this year, haven't we? we have a terrific panel here of people that know politics on both says of the aisle as well as people that cover these issues, so let me quickly run through the speakers. and then, we are going to have as much of a conversation as we can. i'm going to ask questions. the panel will answer -- p

problems about being speakers that the names in the outside you don't know where you are supposed to sit moses printed on the other side. so good morning, my name is doors, those of you have been regulars at this conference will know what i will say no to those who are new to this conference and that is for many years, the first panel of this gathering, has been what we call a state of plain. in the state of play, we try to talk about what is current and what is the state of the immigration enterprise and the state of immigration politics events and developments. and every year, it gets a little bit more interesting and a little bit more charged and i guess we certainly miss that stander this year have away. we have a terrific panel here of people that know politics on both sides of the aisle as wale as people have covered these issues so let me quickly run through the speakers. and then we are going to have as much of a conversation as we can. i'm going to ask questions. pamela switzer and relief time at the end for the audience for participation. on the left is a former speaker for policy an