constitutional checks and balances, it stops a wayward government, it means that we have parliamentary moxie, which is what we all hope for and what we all live for. it is a reassertion of the british constitution however unwritten it is. the problem is this type of thing unlawful, what is lawful about denying the 17.4 million people who voted brexit, the problem is it has become political and it will become political. thejudgement become political and it will become political. the judgement itself was illegal — make a legal one and it was arguing that the government was breaking the law. the times talks about boris johnson, his breaking the law. the times talks about borisjohnson, his reaction to all of this saying, i actually don't, i disagree with the outcome of the supreme court, although we will respect it. it talks about this 13 minute cabinet meeting he had with his cabinet, he was on the phone from you new york. jacob rees—mogg saying it is a constitutional coup. yes, shades of callaghan here, what crisis? he flies back into this headline. i think that actually for all the noise of t

constitutional checks and balances, it stops a wayward government, it means that we have parliamentary moxie

sue will be heading back to africa to save more animals making sure moxy is safe safe ss wag says dogalkers undergo background checks and they must pass a test about animal care. wag did not say what might have gone wrong in this case. sue says pet owners beware and do your vetting too. i want to hear from you. the hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me on my facebook page. im interested in hearing about pet sitters. let's find out what's going on out there. i'm getting concerned. >> many people have cameras now inside their home to watch the pet sitter. >> yeah. >> poor moxie. >> my dog didn't want to walk outside today. >>> it was too hot for paws on the pavement. >> burning. one last check of weather. >> we're getting better out there. still a warm evening, but relief is in sight. tomorrow will feel cooler than today. it is dry as can be and not a cloud in sight. golden gate bridge camera. you want to see fog if you want that cooler weather. we do not have it tonight, but the marine layer will return tomorrow. hang on. numbers right now at 8

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voice dance is particularly disregarded by the men in 5 years of project moxie that's made people so cross burning polar winds is a desperate stick for any problem so my thinking states. very early dangerously you carry i think he's not doing the best he can trying to not to a deal that would be the best for the country and he's just the side we're leaving and i can't be bothered to sort out probably some just going to not give anybody the option well the result as a result of parliament being suspended m.p.'s will have less time to debate or influence the way the u.k. actually leaves the you with more on the story his saskia take. boris johnson is being well boris he's being bold as brass and he wants breakfast come what may rather. what you do when parliament won't play ball you suspend it he needed her majesty's permission to do that which he thought we don't get a week into october the 31st before getting on with our plans to take this country forward we are going to have a queen's speech and we're going to do it all october 14th and we've got to move ahead with a new program but

relief i think for hong kong and i think the protesters we've spoken to in all the various protests moxy council members have said that they will continue to fight until all those 5 demands amiss all right sarah clarke with the latest there from hong kong sara thank you italy has a new government prime minister to separate conti has presented the list of his new cabinet to the president who will swear them in on thursday the new coalition is an unlikely alliance between conte's antiestablishment 5 star movement and their former rivals the leftist democratic party sends him up on crisis triggered after hard right leader the tail sylvania pulled out of the earlier coalition government google has agreed to pay a record $170000000.00 fine for violating children's privacy regulators say you tube which is owned by google illegally collected personal information about users under the age of 13 without parental consent the tech giant then use that data to target advertising the settlement is the largest ever in a children's privacy case and the united states an addition to the fine google says i

but we live in a representative moxie. indeed. parliament decided to delegate that decision to the british people in a referendum, massive majority for that, and now we have to implement what the british people decided. that, and now we have to implement what the british people decidedm constitutional terms it was an advisory referendum, consultation with the people, it didn't have the force of law. that is technically and legally right, but in fact everybody knew it was binding. what isaid is everybody knew it was binding. what i said is playing right. but then you decided... you will recall the prime minister said what is decided is what i will implement. of course he then resigned after the referendum, but that's another issue. we established the referendum didn't give legal authority... everyone knew that decision would be respected. let me take you through this. we also know the leave campaign didn't tell the british people directly that brexit would be in the form of a no—deal brexit, and quite the contrary, leaders of the l

gathering a celebration of families it's a celebration of the harvest and this year those pledges moxy groups are planning to join those rallies there are hundreds of events scattered across hong kong this weekend and tonight in this mood or this made into a festival now where we are as you mentioned where the men and wall of the lips of council building homes affected harlem it's a good number of people here not remembering him or spending on the families and people who die so had died of suicide as a result. of the anxiety and their opposition to this extradition bill but this week we've seen a lot of the violence that we've seen over recent weeks and the pay the police have urged these rallies over this weekend to be i mean also in festival pools and so they that's what we expect so we have seen a slight change in the attitude of many of the pro-democracy activists just recently they they were saying for example in order to draw attention to their demonstrations are we seeing an overall change in the the process and strategy of the pro-democracy activists. this week we've certainly

police officers in hong kong have fired tear gas and rubber bullets a proto moxy demonstrators who surrounded a police station. earlier the protesters forced the closure of a nearby train station that demoting the release of security camera footage of a violent confrontation between police and demonstrators last weekend when officers are accused of using excessive force to be a part of has the latest now from hong kong. now here we are again and protesters confronting right police there taken over a major highway that the meters away from a police station they had surrounded earlier that set fire to it that's been there well to try to silence the police with the laser and earlier they were checking bricks at the police station that protesters here say they're sure is really under the extradition bill that was how the protests started 3 months ago they say now the issues are the local government has handled these protests and how the police have behaved towards the protesters there really in the protestors have accused the police access of various they want an investigation into several incide

>> the intelligence -- moxie? >> the intelligence. the meanness. >> the meanness?peter had threatened roberto, wanted fight him. as far as anybody knew, paul had never done anything like that. nevertheless, based on this new information from david and susan moore, detectives asked paul to come in for another meeting. >> come on in, have a seat. >> which he did willingly. took time off on a sunday afternoon, and the detective asked paul directly. >> do you have a prior criminal record? >> yes. i -- i was into drugs and stuff when i was younger. >> committed felonies, in fact. then he said he just grew up and now wanted to help in any way he could, even if it meant informing on his beloved cousin, peter. >> i think pete is a little e y envious of robert. i think he felt his dad treated robert better than pete got treated when he worked there. he said something about his dad taking him out of the will. >> reporter: one thing, though -- paul, like his second cousin dave, didn't think that pete was capable of making that bomb. somebody must have helped him. >> i don't t

reporter: kamala harris speaking to supporters and campaign staff saying she's got the fight and the moxie to unseat president trump in 2020. and she's fielding question unt an impeachment fight as the house intelligence committee prepares for a whistle-blower testimony and the white house questions the whistle-blower's integrity. >> the president of it united states is the whistle-blower, and this individual is a saboteur trying to undermine a democratically elected government. >> reporter: but harris says the secretary of state's inspector general should be investigating who helped the president's personal attorney do the president's bidding with ukraine officials. and she says the secretary of state should take a seat in the impeachment hearings, too. >> pompeo should be required to be a part of that investigation to figure out exactly what he said, what he knew, and what he directed, if anything, giuliani to do. >> reporter: and harris said investigators have to find out what else the president discussed with foreign leaders that's stowed away in a secret server normally used to store

and resurrect and bring back to life the little war which became the meeting point of those protests moxy demonstrations in hong kong 5 years ago but there are a number of rallies planned over the weekend and obviously this is the the bigger why the movement the anti-government movement tonight our sunday night here in hong kong the super human rights fund has organized another gathering assembly in front of where we are which is the list of council building in time our part that will no doubt attract big crowds on sunday and we have a point beijing delhi where we expect quite china supporters to sing the national anthem and then there's another march in the afternoon of course this is in the lead up to choose day which is china's national day it's a public holiday here in hong kong and this will mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china and police are anticipating balik clashes between the point beijing and the anti-government groups on that day so know that the next few days will be filled with protests scattered across a number of districts in hong kon

>> i don't know whether to admire the moxie or be repulsed by the brazenness. a normal person made a mistake, made an error and then had an attempt to cover it up that was exposed, you would be super embarrassed and all your friends would turn on you and you would be a joke. it doesn't happen with this president because, "a" he is shameless and, "b," his friends like sean hannity rally around him and we are the ones. this is weird. and i'll tell you, we need to put in perspective how weird it is. in politics there are times that things that define people. unfairly sometimes. so, muskie may or may not have cried in new hampshire, but that's what people remember. george h.w. bush wasn't really confused by a scanner at a grocery store, but like that is in his obituary, i think. this type of thing with the sharpie could be a defining moment in a normal person's life. it would be an embarrassing asterisk for a president to do. i don't think we're going to remember this a week from now. >> but the other thing just horrendous here. instead of urging people to contribu

know a lot, but what she lacks in impressive qualities, she makes up for with pure aggression and moxie her friends now dominate and, to some extent, control the democratic party. they are the ones pushing impeachment. >> corrupt president who violates his oath in office must and will be impeached. [cheers and applause] >> it is absolutely time to start formal impeachment proceedings. >> what he has admitted to is already impeachable, regardless of future developments. >> i know it's time. it's been time. we must impeach this lawless president. >> tucker: congresswoman rashida tlaib, she is a charmer, the last one you saw there is selling impeach the mother fer t-shirts online that was made before the ukraine controversy even existed. ned ryun is the founder of american majority joins us tonight. ned, for the first, i would say, couple months that the squad became prominent and it republican talking point to say, for obvious reasons that they are really in charge of the democratic party. it's starting to seem kind of true. >> oh, absolutely. i think with every passing day, nancy pelosi

been killed and $24.00 others injured after a bomb exploded on drug passenger bus in mali central moxy region there are struck a land mine while traveling through an area where ethnic militias and armed groups carry out regular attacks against civilians. south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has condemned the latest wave of xenophobia attacks in johannesburg over 100 people have been arrested since the violence broke out on sunday many foreign owned shops were attacks but as haram a tussle reports local business owners were also talked it. out police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johannesburg it's been like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time i have an absolute say it has been through this he says his other store in another part of the city was looted last year because it is something like this. how can a dragon. make something for my family's from a children's home my parents are today libya come from the like not for a crime or whateve