said all of this should quote unsubtle us it does i believe him mr cook's position his company as aader on privacy and through some shade it rivals by noting that desire to put profits over privacy is nothing new the solution according to the apple c.e.o. our privacy laws to protect consumer rights to limit data collection to know which data is being collected to access and correct what is held that may be not correct and to secure the use of people's personal data. while saudi arabia's royal family is trying to soothe and.

mr cook said all of this should quote unsubtle us it does i believe him mr cook's position his company is a leader on privacy and through some shade it rivals by noting that desire to put profits over privacy is nothing new the solution according to the apple c.e.o. our privacy laws to protect consumer rights to limit data collection to know which data is being collected to access and correct what is held that may be not correct and to secure the use of people's personal data. while saudi arabia's royal family is trying to soothe investors who may be getting cold feet about relations with the kingdom this week there's a reminder today that saudi economic influence remains substantial at the controversial davos of the desert conference in riyadh we've told you about before pakistan's prime minister i'm room khan made it clear that saudi's large yes is still welcome among regional neighbors as he accepted a six billion dollar package of loans and credit from the saudis ahead of the event mr condit admitted the obvious by telling the media quote we are desperate for possible saudi loans t

good morning, mr. cook. >> hi. >> caller: i have two questions, comments. the first one when you mentioned earlier about the kavanaugh protests and how you say it might have turned off the heart land. how is that kind of fair because during obama care protests, those voters came out to protest obama care, spitting on congressmen, that didn't affect the heart land but when the left tried to protest the kavanaugh vote -- >> i have been on capitol hill for 45 years, around capitol hill, there were some tough antiobama care behavior on capitol hill. i don't think it was this bad. you know, all i can say is i was there, and i didn't -- i thought this was more -- and the thing is that these people that were protesting -- i mean, i know they are passionate. they felt strongly about it, but they really hurt their cause. and if i were dr. ford, i think i'd be pretty ticked off that, you know, what she did was undermined by people out in the hall and in the hallways who were not acting the way you really ought to act in the capitol building and in the senate office b

said all of this should quote unsubtle us it does i believe him mr cook's position his company as a leader on privacy and through some shade it rivals by noting that desire to put profits over privacy is nothing new the solution according to the apple c.e.o. our privacy laws to protect consumer rights to limit data collection to know which data is being collected to access and correct what is held that may be not correct and to secure the use of people's personal data. well saudi arabia's royal family is trying to soothe investors who may be getting cold feet about relations with the kingdom this week there's a reminder today that saudi economic influence remains substantial at the controversial davos of the desert conference in riyadh we've told you about before pakistan's prime minister iram khan made it clear that saudi's large yes is still welcome among regional neighbors as he accepted a six billion dollar package of loans and credit from the saudis ahead of the event mr condit admitted the obvious by telling the media quote we are desperate for possible saudi loans three billi

i just want to say i'm a great admirer of mr. cook. i'm 51 and c i been watching him since my 20s and his analysis hastc always been very fair, vey spot on. my question -- >> guest: go ahead and make me feel old. >> caller: if the republicans do hold the house of representatives, do you think it will be because the basic nature of the districts that are voting onha will have a republican leaning to them and that there would be like almost a hidden republican vote that comes out that's not be reflected in the pollsters? and that i'd like to ask about the lexington race and kentucky. thank you very much. >> guest: let me do polling districts and then get to andy barr. pulling, a national polls really were not that far off to be honest. their average was clinton up by three points, real clear politics average comes she won the popular vote by 2.1 percentage point. it's pretty close. a national polls off slightly more in 2012 in the other direction way the race between obama and romney closer than the three points it ended up being but aei

. >> mr. cook has long spoken in support of persona a privacy he often points out that because apple makes money selling devices and not advertisements it hass of an incentive to exploit customerata. >> and connie joins us more to talk about regulating consumer data and what it could mean f the industry and for those who share -- the share prices of the companies. editor in chief at cnet. connie good to see you welcome. >> thank you. >> mr. cook has always been outspoken and plain spoken. and apple hasctually been pretty aggressive at guarding its users data, correct. >> that is correct. and the point that you made is well noted. apple makes most of its money for sales of the iphone. be, the hardware. it does make money from software and services but doesn't monetize the use are data i collects. it can afford to also take a stand on privacy. i'm nots saying that i not serious about it. tim cook is very genuine in how he talks about the topic. art fortunes are tied to the hardware and sof services.

i just want to say i am a great admirer of mr. cook. am 51, and i have been watching him since my 20's, and his analysis has always been very fair and very spot on. guest: go ahead, make me feel old. [laughter] my question is -- if the republicans do hold the house of representatives, do you think it nature because the basic of the districts that are voting on will have a republican lean to them, and that there will be on was like a hidden republican vote that comes out and is not being reflected in the pollsters? then i would ask specifically about the lexington race in kentucky so far. thank you very much. guest: let me do polling, districts, and then get to andy barr. the national polls were not that far off, to be honest. was up by 3.5%, and she popular vote, which is what the national polls measure. they had the race between romney and obama closer than the three once it ended up being. these national polls you see from the major networks are expensive.nsive they are not off by mustard where there was an epic poll failure is lookin

they made clear to me that they too understand the serious nature of the disappearance of mr. cook. ured me that they will conduct a complete, thorough investigation of all of the facts surrounding mr. khaishoggi and will do so in a timely fashion. >> secretary pompeo has stressed the strong economic ties between the united states and saudi arabia. in less than three weeks, the u.s. will sanction iran's oil business and is looking for oil producing allies like saudi arabia to offset that oil loss. despite that, there's member of congress, democrats and republicans that are calling for sanctions, calling for congress or the administration to act much more robustly than they have so far. >> shepard: what is the read on how significant is the fact that the treasury secretary won't go to davos in the desert? >> it is significant, this is saudi arabia's showcase on its economy. this is an initiative from crown prince mohammed bin salman to show that their economy is moving beyond just oil, this is big news that the treasury secretary decided not to go, especially after getting a briefing

he also says, mr. cook says, 76% of new mac buyers are in china. quite a headline.p a little bit. more headlines when we get them. you will get them first. >>> now this, a gop office in south daytona, that is florida, it was shot at over the weekend. this is the latest incident of political violence. louisiana congressman and house majority whip steve scalise joins us now. congressman, mr. trump is getting the blame for all of this. what is your comment? >> stuart, that is ridiculous. clearly when you look at these acts we're seeing, acts of terror, acts of violence coming against people based on political views based on their religious beliefs, there is no place for it. the only blame to be on people performing the acts. anyone wants to assign the political agenda to the acts should be ashamed of themselves. stuart: when you came back to congress, you came back to work after being shot, i remember running the videotape, carrying it live, you walked in both democrats and republicans cheered you on. it was a very powerful emotion. it was a great moment actually becau

roll call vote] 7 ayes. >> vice-president cook: board policy 3220, claims and actions against the district. this was motioned and seconded. another report from mr. sanchez. >> this also was heard in rules and was forwarded to the full board with the positive recommendation. >> vice-president cook: any comments from board members or superintendent? seeing none, roll call vote, please. >> clerk: [roll call vote] 7 ayes. >> vice-president cook: number 3, board policy 3514, environmental safety and board policy 3514.1, hazardous substances. seconded at prior meeting. mr. sanchez? >> also heard at rules and forwarded with a positive recommendation. >> vice-president cook: we and a half no public item. any comments from the board or superintendent? roll call vote, please. >> clerk: [roll call vote] 7 ayes. >> vice-president cook: board policy -- 6 ayes. okay. we're missing ms. mendoza. board policy 415 up, 4251, employee compensation, and 4351, administrative and supervisor personnel employee compensation. this was moved and seconded at a prior meeting. report from commissioner sanchez? >> also heard in rules and forwarded with positive recommendatio

mr. cruz at the moment ading laura: james cook in houston for us tonight, thank you.m texas to florida, where early voting started today in many parts of the state. with vital house and senate seats up for grabs as well as the governing -- governor's office, hispanic votersill be key. they have a history of backing republican candidates, but democrats are hoping to change that. katty kay reports from miami. reporter: in miami you don'ca yourself hispanic. au are costa rican, or you are bolivian, or youre cuban, and voting is a duty. are you going to vote in the election? . that is a good question yes i will vote. reporter: hispanics are more politically engaged in florida than almost anywhere in the country, but even here not everyone regularly votes. >> are you going to vote? >> i'm not a citizen. ngporter: why are you vo this time when you didn't last time? >> because it matters. porter: every 30 seconds here in america a latino turns 18. that is 66,000 potential newte every month. for democrats and republicans it is a bonanza.le the pris hispanics turn out to vote

mr. mallmann, we love your cooking but sadly we don't eat meat i think of that in my restaurants, too i thinkrong new voice. >> got to respect that. >> of course. >> can i ask you about the argentinian economic situation we've seen a devaluation of the currency for a business like yours it would be a positive. you have a flexion coming into argentina. >> they shouldn't even zb we will get many cures in argentine na is auch si beautiful country. that's the truth but i think we have to adapt to this new economy and try to get out of this travel we have but it would be good for tourism but not generally for our country. >> do you think the world is ready for a wave of argentinian cuisine being produced steak is a very big thing but the way you do it with the smoke fire and woods, that hasn't been tried and tested yet. >> yes, i think we have a strong voice nowadays in the world with our delicious wines from mendosa, patagonia i think that our language of cooking is growing worldwide, yes, it is >> finally, one very quick question for you my husband thinks he makes the best steak in the world. wh

mr. trump. the nonpartisan cook politico report rates roughly 70 districts up for grabs now, most of them republican incumbents. and one republican helping to steer the house effort said they believe in intensifying their efforts in smaller number of districts. they can limit democratic gains to perhaps 20 seats in november 6. just short of the 23 seats democrats need to take over the house. additionally, the "new york times" is reporting that private republican polling is showing conservative voters growing more enthusiastic over the last few weeks, but democrats are still more energized, and moderate democrats are currently leaning to the democratic way. for more, i'm joined by jonathan allen, national political reporter for nbc news digital, retiring republican congressman ryan costello of pennsylvania. adrienne elrod. john, you start. it looks like the outposts are falling. they're concentrating their support of falling at least if only by a seat. >> you're right, chris. this is called triage in the political business. and basically, they're deciding which districts to treat and which ones to le

mr. sanchez. >> thank you, president cook. i want to thank everybody who came out to speak tonight. i know it's a issue that a lot of folks have passion for. i want to double back on a couple things that commission haney and commission norton said. one is we need more of a discussion on private school entrance through the band 3 criteria. that has not been flushed out in my mind, at least this last year or two in the student assignment at committee. so we need to go back and look at that. that's when i talk about how we talk about kids and commissioner norton took the rare opportunity to admonish public speakers for saying these kids, when you say these kids and those kids, that sends a real message to our community. which is they're the other and there is no room for that in our district and our society. it's racist. so if not these kids and those kids it's our kids. all of the students in this district are our students and our kids. last year's entering class of 500 students at lowell included one african american male student. it's been an issue for many years about african ameri

confirmation of mr kevin all then it's getting a little bit more complicated but she had lunch with the g.o.p. leadership and the g.o.p. leadership mitch mcconnell came out and said he'd slow cooking positive fully into the future so he's confident that he gets the vote off miss collins and with that mr kavanagh's fate will be he will be the next or another supreme court judge but that all waiver of those talk us through the. republican senators and which way they are likely to go. yeah the waivers were jeff flake that's the senator you remember who was confronted in the elevator very impressively by two women by two survivors of sexual assault he already announced that he will actually vote for the confirmation of mr brett kavanaugh so there is no weakening anymore. by jeff flake lisa murkowski the g.o.p. senator from alaska she also came out with a decisive statement and said she will vote against mr cavanaugh so the question is and the wiggle room here is with susan collins who is speaking right now and who will decide if she goes with or against mr given all and last but not least joe mentioned democratic senator who voted in the last vote today to get the vote out to the sena

mr. trump. the nine partisan cook political report rates roughly 70 districts up for grabs, now most of them republican incumbents. and one republican helping to steer the house west told the new york times that they believe intensifying their efforts in a smaller number of districts, they can limit democratic gains to perhaps 20 seats on november 6th, just short of the 23 democrats they need to take over the house. so they're trying to hold on by inches now. additionally "the new york times" is reporting that private republican polling shows conservative voters growing more enthusiastic over the last few weeks but democrats are still more energized, and moderate democrats are currently leading to the democratic way. for more i'm joined by jonathan allen, national political reporter for nbc news digital, retired republican congressman ryan ca stault of pennsylvania, adrienne elrod, former director of strategic communications for hillary for america. john, you start. it looks to me like the outposts are falling. they're concentrating their forces in hope of at least surviving if only by a seat. >> you'r

a global classic, slow-cooked well, goat's head. my companion, mr.is dish. and i don't want to sound all colonel mustard, but i eat this shit for breakfast by now. you know what i mean? >> kamau: i hear the words goat head soup, and i think, "oh, it'll be meat from the goat's head in a soup." >> anthony: oh no, it's a goat head, dude. >> kamau: that explains things, as we see. a full-on head of a goat. >> anthony: brian wanyama obhiando is a blogger, photographer and chronicler of the matatu phenomenon. lucia alessandra murotto is a legendary conductor. cathrine kambun is the owner of mad max. >> anthony: honored guest. >> kamau: honored guest. is this eye i'm eating right here? >> anthony: yup. salt. >> anthony: i generously reserve the best and most tender bits for my friend, as one does. i fear, however, that he was less than enthusiastic, initially, anyway. wait till he tries the brain. he's gonna love it. >> kamau: that's my first eye. >> anthony: yeah? it's all right. >> kamau: i knew i'd end up doing something like that with you. [ laughter ]

a global classic, slow-cooked well, goat's head. my companion, mr. new to this dish. and i don't want to sound all colonel mustard, but i eat this shit for breakfast by now. you know what i mean? >> kamau: i hear the words goat head soup, and i think, "oh, it'll be meat from the goat's head in a soup." >> anthony: oh no, it's a goat head, dude. >> kamau: that explains things, as we see. a full-on head of a goat. >> anthony: brian wanyama obhiando is a blogger, photographer and chronicler of the matatu phenomenon. lucia alessandra murotto is a legendary conductor. cathrine kambun is the owner of mad max. >> anthony: honored guest. >> kamau: honored guest. is this eye i'm eating right here? >> anthony: yup. salt. >> anthony: i generously reserve the best and most tender bits for my friend, as one does. i fear, however, that he was less than enthusiastic, initially, anyway. wait till he tries the brain. he's gonna love it. >> kamau: that's my first eye. >> anthony: yeah? it's all right. >> kamau: i knew i'd end up doing something like that with you. [ l

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mr. committed perjury according to a democrat and cook townie. he cannot be tested on taxes. he keeps his money in offshore accounts. .e inherited billions never worked in office they his life. he tried to use his inheritance to buy an office before he went to prison. he was caught on fbi wiretaps trying to buy a senate seat from the treasurer's office. tos person does not deserve hold the highest office in the state of illinois, and to add insult to injury, he was caught using the language of racists referring to elected officials in illinois, calling black elected officials -- them?id he call >> i will leave that to you. gov. rauner: offensive. mr. pritzker: can i respond? >> go ahead. you have a minute. mr. pritzker: first of all, you just heard a desperate rant by a failed governor in the final hours of his campaign and his governorship -- [cheering] >> folks, let's hold the applause. mr. pritzker: you are likely to hear more of that tonight. he has nothing else. accusations. this was an internal memo. this was leaked by someone associated with governor rauner and the rep

didn't go there in the onslaught by the rest therefore be mr howarth of opportunities and pointing toward one's person early forty kramer's cook president of the european commission is. causing all european economic free trade area from lisp on through a lot of it was to put in said to me you know that's a great idea i'm very favorable i think nothing happens russia was disappointed many times. debug ninety ninety one there was a g. seven meeting about the. meter and a lawful contact needed economic support. i decided to expand the g seven seals and i have i did gorbachev much of. it was the beginning of the g eight in london called the law and me to ha said we had to help all the tough because it was in their interest to stop the u.s.s.r. becoming completely disabled if they had to help with the transition by the americans english and canadian said not and. so the big idea there came from churchill's it to graph in the beginning of his volume on the second world war and he says in victory magnanimity. the concept was if you win you then still have a world history shall go on and a magnet enemas engagement can produce a gift e

mr. pritzker was determined to have committed a scheme to defraud the taxpayers of illinois by a democrat in cook county government who did a multi-month investigation of mr. pritzker and determined that mr. pritzker engaged in tax fraud, mail fraud and perjury. so his allies in government quickly created a sham investigation -- pritzker: that that's just not true, governor. upup -- to cover up his behavior of stealing $330,000 from the hard working men and women of the state of illinois. >> moderator: we have another question, governor, it comes from caitlin knute. >> since you talking ab out touched on -- the touched on that issue, you've likened mr. pritzker to the, i believe, the quote is a bank robber that steals money but then is still a bank robber. do you feel that's a fair comparison, and is there a way that you think voters could still trust mr. pritzker considering these allegations? >> moderator: governor, you have two minutes. rauner: the voters can in no way trust mr. pritzker on any issue. he's demonstrated a complete lack of integrity, ethics and character. he is not worthy of ele

mr. salvador. >> thank you student delegates. number 5, recognizing all valuable employees, superintendent matthews. >> thank you president cook. tonight we have the opportunity to recognize two of our valuable employees. the first distinguish award will be presented by the acting principal at rooftop burnett campus, james dent. mr. dent. >> also known as doug dent, i'm back. [laughter] >> i have the distinct pleasure after being at rooftop for just the last 10 days, to introduce someone who has welcomed me beginning in july when i first started to work me into that role. joel. let me read from the nominee. when there are seemingly high levels of stress in and around his space, joel does an exemplary job of ignoring the chaos and focuses on his task. he's like an octopus. he seems to have eight arms with 64 fingers, taking big care of everything. he is super friendly, positive, and upbeat. he is not only a colleague, but a good friend. joel. [applause] >> step forward. >> the next rave award winner is a special service award and this award will be presented by the principal of willie brown middle school, charleston brown. [appla

mrs may's plans. frankly, if she comes back with something which is just a fudge that she's cooked up with brussels, and're not going to vote for it. and the british people are not stupid, we're not stupid. we're not voting for something which is essentially a bridge to nowhere. we need to know what our future relationship with europe is going to be, and a fudge won't fix it. but if there is a deal, some labour mps are considering backing the government in a parliamentary vote. if a reasonable deal‘s on the table, the question, i think, for some of my labour colleagues is, why wouldn't you support a deal? why would you stand alongside borisjohnson orjacob rees—mogg who want us to crash out without a deal? and that's the choice before us. for more than 18 months, the prime minister has persuaded, cajoled and argued with eu leaders. tonight, mr barnier said that despite intense efforts, key issues were unresolved. this week could be crunch time for theresa may's leadership too. now, malaysia's new government is expected to put forward amendments to its capital punishment laws when parliament resumes later

mrs may's plans. frankly, if she comes back with something which is just a fudge that she's cooked up with brussels, and our tests, we're not going to vote for it. and the british people are not stupid, we're not stupid. we're not voting for something which is essentially a bridge to nowhere. but if there is a deal, some labour mps are considering backing the government in a parliamentary vote. for more than 18 months, the prime minister has persuaded, cajoled and argued with eu leaders. tonight, monsieur barnier said that despite intense efforts, key issues were unresolved. this week could be crunch time for theresa may's leadership too. joining me now is jonathan portes, professor of economics at king's college london and senior fellow at the thinktank, "uk in a changing europe". theresa may has the cabinet meeting which is critical followed theresa may has the cabinet meeting which is criticalfollowed by theresa may has the cabinet meeting which is critical followed by the summit which has seen by the uk and brussels as the all—important one on wednesday. what we have seen is mrs may hasn't actually

mrs may's plans. frankly, if she comes back with something which is just a fudge that she's cooked up with brussels, and vote for it. and the british people are not stupid, we're not stupid. we're not voting for something which is essentially a bridge to nowhere. we need to know what our future relationship with europe is going to be, and a fudge won't fix it. but if there is a deal, some labour mps are considering backing the government in a parliamentary vote. if a reasonable deal‘s on the table, the question, i think, you know, for some of my labour colleagues is, why wouldn't you support a deal? why would you stand along borisjohnson orjacob rees—mogg who want us to crash out without a deal? and that's the choice before us. for more than 18 months, the prime minister has persuaded, cajoled and argued with eu leaders. tonight, monsieur barnier said that despite intense efforts, key issues were unresolved. this week could be crunch time for theresa may's leadership too. anti—government protesters have clashed with riot police in the streets of the capital of nicaragua. human rights groups say 26 peopl

we're going to tell you how to jump on that trend and cook your >> it's chilly, al. >> mr.'s show you what we have starting with today. frost and freeze warnings. it's even chillier when you get into the plains. record highs. fire danger out west. flooding continuing through texas which continues on into tomorrow. the cold gets even a little colder around the great lakes with some snow. look for sunshine up and down the west coast. some showers in northern new england and a little wet weather down throu that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's still pretty chilly out there around the bay area. we do have the sunshine that will warm us up fairly quickly and a live look outside in san francisco looks really nice. we're heading up to 70 degrees there. and 85 in napa. the high in oakland today, 76. and 80 in san jose. in livermore, expect a high of 84 degrees. we'll still have a lot of 80s for the inland valleys throughout the rest of the week. mostly sunny skies. >>> that is

cook of aetn. with our first opening statement tonight, mr. tucker. >> thank you, steve. thank you to our panel, thank ou to mr. swafford and congressman hill for being here. most importantly i want to thank my wife and our two children, our son ellis who turned nine and our 6-year-old daughter mary frances. i'm clarke tucker a proud, life-long arkansan. graduated from central high my family and this community are fundamental enough to who i am that when i graduated from law school in fayetteville, i immediately moved back home because i felt called to give back to the community that raised me. i'm proud of the hard work i've put in to protect -- to put families and people first. improving the quality of education for kids, helping intreps follow their dreams an standing up for veterans. even though democrats are in the minority, i was able to get a lot done. i have learned that if you work hard if you respect and listen to people with a perspective different than you, and you attack problems instead of each other, you can get something done for the people we represent. u

paint to rid its effect to communities of given to cook insect tell me about in this far this is the paint you have developed to combat charges. but mrs morse. in other words the new paint is an advance on previous insecticide paints because the insecticides. which slowly released them over two to four years containing the insecticides like this means that the concentration of chemicals can be lower and that several different pesticides which don't work if they are mixed together can be used ok so do i have to dress up like this ok let's turn this there's nothing i'd like to do more than. thirty five degree heat. which scholars this is going to look. for they're. not. doing they are loved. sure we're similar in some of the stories for those books. and then. i think. currently each home costs approximately two hundred us dollars to pay with the financial support coming from various organizations and private donors. in the last fifteen years her team have treated six thousand homes in ninety three communities across the region which are home to twenty four thousand individuals incredibly the number of new cases of trans disease in these

cook up an alibi. let's watch. >> did they say that mr. khashoggi was alive or dead? >> i don't want to talk about any of the facts. they didn't want to either and they want the opportunity to complete this investigation in a thorough way. >> yeah, right. "the new york times" reports that pompeo was dispatched to saudi arabia to deliver the message that, quote, a credible investigation and a saudi explanation of what happened had to be conducted rapidly before it imperiled the rest of the agenda that mr. trump and his lieutenants have devised with the kingdom. according to multiple media reports now, the turkish government has alleged that saudi arabia dispatched a 15-member team to kill khashoggi while he was inside the consulate. earlier this week it was reported that saudis were prepared too protect the crown prince by saying khashoggi died in a botched interrogation manned by rogue agents. however, "the new york times" reporting that four of those 15 alleged killers were close to the crown prince himself. amid-this growing diplomatic crisis, "the washington post"

mr mcwhorter. the internet also show. them as oscar use solution or as close to the opposite of corners which are cooked in watching the hook among other things with my sword in which you push along with bush going. on can only pomo prose i don't want to forestall get it still missed most of them don't reduce. it's also fair to say that no amount of readiness in the world would prepare any sort of school for an explosion that size in the cafeteria or maniac blitzing through the corridors but even amidst all the confusion panic fear with those set aside self-preservation in order to help others risking life and live moving once again even in acts of overwhelming evil there is space for good. or because quarter of the scene there now we've got lady civil military is coming through and again one of the other big stories of the week the latest development on the killing of the saudi dissident journalist in turkey riyadh's top diplomat now reporting that he doesn't know the circumstances surrounding the death of jamal khashoggi all where his body is seems he went on to say the perpetrators have made a serious mistake in exceedin

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cooked in your chain of. who's with us who would and which. would have almost. no excuse for good it was for mr olson up. donald trump say's he's not satisfied with saudi arabia as icons of how journalist jamal khashoggi died the u.s. president's latest reaction to riyadh's admission that a critic of the saudi government died in its consulate in this than bowl is in contradiction to his previous statements directing booga not takes a closer look at the case on the global shock waves. for two weeks we were told her mom had left the saudi consulate unharmed only accusations and reports in turkey said otherwise but increased international pressure and around the clock media coverage and riyadh change its narrative on friday saudi officials confirmed in part what the world already knew the journalist died on october the second in the consulate but the kingdom and namely the crown prince are innocent in all of this riyadh says the death was accidental the result of a quarrel between and quote suspects that escalated to a fistfight now those suspects then apparently work to cover up the murder and dispose of t

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mr. walton? >> i move proposal regarding compensation, can i have a second? >> second. >> thank you, roll call. >> five ayes. >> president cook: vote on student expulsion matters. where the parties agree to waive the hearing of one middle school student, case number 2018-18 number 2 for the remainder of the fall semester 2018 through the end of the spring semester 2019. can i have a second, please? roll call vote. >> thank you. five ayes. >> president cook: number 4, report from closed session. the matters anticipate litigation, and the matter of grievance uesf, 181907. ratifies agreement to resolve the grievance and pay up to the stipulated amount. the board by a vote of five ayes approved. one case of certificate employee. that concludes tonight's meeting. tonight's meeting is adjourned. let's get started. we've got some ice cream to serve. good afternoon. my name is phil ginsberg, and i am proud to work for the mayor and be part of the one of the best park systems in our country. as president of the rec and park commission, mark buell often notes that victory or success has many parents. today, we celebrate an incredible c

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