welcome back to worlds apart from assad and director general irregardless mr gunness why they made itclear that despite earning and keeping its compliance they had us russia and inside are still no doubt of the woods yet and if any tempering is discovered in the post tampering is confident in the in the database probes russian athletes could lose a chance of representing themselves in the country at the two thousand and twenty olympic and paralympic games in your own estimation how high is that. of tampering being discovered i believe on the positive. results so for this. fall the database. i think we have this week but believe. me we didn't show any attention to this commission which were. we did in the wall. were. exactly what condition of the base was that. hope. the real. purpose over the. period because one of the real. world. current situation with. the world's trouble situation with. probes. that's. for war their willingness to give they provide the process. with the police will be enough to prove to finalize this is. over there is a place i think this case will go positive you

this will be the eighth meeting between mr adam gun and mr putin in the last year and that is apart from around twenty phone conversations the two leaders had seems that they have a lot to discuss syria of course for sure will dominate wednesday's talks to be more precise its northern region east of the afraid to this is the area where the u.s. troops have been stationed once they are out and that is after the sudden decision to withdraw american military personnel from syria he announced about that back in december twenty eighth this area will become especially vulnerable and the question will definitely rise who is going to control it right now serious kurdish forces are in charge and they are in contact with the official damascus with the syrian military regarding this area that but the problem is that turkey sees these forces as terrorists and mr editor god has read to rate it already many times that he is not going to tolerate terrorist forces next to his country's borders he's idea is to create so-called a safe zone along turkey syria four hundred sixty kilometers long border with

welcome back to worlds apart from assad and director general gunness mr gunness why they made it clear that despite earning in keeping its compliance they just russia and side are still know that out of the woods yet and if any tempering is discovered in the post tampering is confident in the in the database of doping probes russian athletes good lose a chance of representing themselves in the country at the two thousand and twenty olympic and paralympic games in your own estimation how high is that. of tampering being discovered i believe in the positive. results of this. data base. i think we have this risk but please understand me we didn't show any attention to this commission which worked and we didn't in the walls. in this. work. exactly what condition of the base was that but i. hope this. will. progress over the. period because. the real. what the current situation with. the water situation with. probes for russian outlets. for water that we will investigate they provide the process and the base will be enough to prove to finalize this is. over this is. think. positive you seem

with mr gunness was also very frank and very clear that the actual hard work begins now because not only will be you know heavily scrutinized by the world anti-doping agency also that the laboratory which was the stumbling block the one which needed to get the access to it has to have access again in case water needs to come back to moscow to collect anything or the samples although they claim they collected everything so right now it's still it's not a finish line it's a lot of work ahead for restarted to be effective in its work i think it's a really important moment has a lot of sports experts will say you know world athletics isn't the same without a powerhouse like russia are involved in for the athletes to be involved. active and compliant so what's the future now for first and foremost after the daubing scandal twenty fifteen the trust has to be rebuilt and that is something that you know step by step is happening between rosado and water as we can see also. specifically said that the russian laboratory the new restart of the border needs to get a critic taishan and in order to ob

mr gunness it's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time. now let me start with a for a few personal question because you are a professional manager you've held a number of executive positions but from what i've been able to gather big sports north of your area of expertise do you see that as a shortcoming or as an advantage in this new position. totally agree with you. came to the. not from the area. professional director working as an independent director but i think first of all my experience more than earlier one went away ever built. we have to organize and lead independent national into the essence of my previous experience before there was i worked as independent director doing the ten years is there any difference in how you would approach running a state affiliated enterprise as opposed to these agency which serves crucial russian interests but is supposed to be fully independent from the state. yes to some a little bit strange because when we discuss a company which is with government financing which from the government is some lit

the same time still disagreed on who eased to be called a terrorist speaking more about that as mr ed the gun has said that the crucial thing following u.s. withdrawal from syria is to avoid a vacuum of legal power. it is critical not to allow a sort of power to replace american troops it was our only aim is to counter terrorists and to clear syria from eyesore and the white b.g. and terrorist organizations that are trying to undermine our relations with russia . speak in a ball to u.s. troops in syria vladimir putin has said that he wants to read to rate this one more time and stress that the u.s. army is in syria illegally i'm going to go through every muscle regime that with the american military remains on syrian territory illegally there is no ground for their presence sanctioned by international law there is neither illegal invitation from the syrian government nor a decision from the un security council that we just asked how the decision of the us to withdraw troops from syria will affect the situation in the country if such plans all implemented this will be a positive step. both tha

calling the police are advising the family not to pay any ransom they're working on the theory that mrs holl gun was at home when she was abducted but officers admit the investigation is making little progress. tennis superstar andy murray has announced that he will retire this year saying that a persistent hip injury is causing him too much pain to carry on playing at an emotional press conference in melbourne murray repeatedly broke down in tears he said that he will play at the australian open when it begins next week but also that it may be the final twenty minutes of his career the british athlete has won three grand slams along with two olympic gold medals. now to the united states where authorities have requested a d.n.a. sample from football star christian or naldo as part of an ongoing rape investigation involving the superstar were nadal was being sued for allegedly raping catherine mayorga in las vegas back in two thousand and nine she has filed a lawsuit seeking to avoid a non-disclosure agreement but she says she was pressured into signing her naldo has always maintained the encount

being involved in this situation avoid any military confrontation in these area in this is what mr out of the gun mr putin how are expected to discuss during their meeting in kremlin today it's very important to remind you that this meeting comes after another very important meeting between russian and turkish defense ministers foreign ministers and intelligence chiefs the two delegations met in mosco in late december and they set and they and they talked to each other what should be done to boost security. syrian how to bring long awaited peace to this war torn country and for sure the fruits of that meeting are going to be considered by the two presidents during their talks here in kremlin today. russia has lifted the veil of secrecy around one of its ballistic missiles in a bid to salvage a key nuclear treaty washington alleges the weapon violates the terms of the green mint but moscow does refute that claim and has invited foreign journalists military experts to see for themselves because dan of as more there are stage lights a red tape and even a red carpet it almost feels like the unveiling

the same time still disagreeing on who eased to be called a terrorist speaking more about that mr editor gun has said that the crucial thing following us we draw from syria is to every a vacuum of legal power let's take a listen. it is critical not to allow a sort of vacuum of power to replace american troops which was our only aim is to counter terrorists and to clear syria from an eyesore and the wife b.g.p. and terrorist organizations that are trying to undermine our relations with russia . to speak in a ball to u.s. troops in syria vladimir putin has said that he wants to read to rate this one more time and stress that u.s. army is in syria illegally let's take a listen. americans were emotional relationship with the american military remains on syrian territory illegally there is no ground for their presence sanctioned by international law there is neither illegal invitation from the syrian government nor a decision from the un security council we discussed how the decision of the us to withdraw troops from syria will affect the situation in the country if such plans all implemented thi

bitcoin police are advising the family not to pay any ransom they're working on the theory that mrs holl gun was at home when she was abducted but officers admit the investigation is making little progress. since sports news now in tennis star any murray has announced that he will retire this year saying that he may even quit after the upcoming australian open mary along with roger federer found a doll novak djokovic all these men they have dominated the men's game in recent years winning the lion's share of major titles and earning the name the big four but the quartet could now become a trio in just a couple of weeks. ahead of this year's grand slam opener andy murray currently ranked two hundred thirty it addressed his lack of performance and dealing with chronic hit pay. i can still play it's it's a level lower level that i'm happy playing. but also. you know it's not just the pain as it is. you know it is just too much really. interesting thirteen murray became the first brit since one nine hundred thirty six to win wimbledon bringing the title and tennis fever back to the u.k. but it w

bit coin police are advising the family not to pay any ransom they're working on the theory that mrs holl gun was at home when she was abducted but officers admit the investigation is making little progress. well looks like germans are increasingly worried about their personal data being stolen and misused a new survey shows that more than sixty percent of people living here this is a major concern for them and follows revelations that a hacker stole personal information from about one thousand public figures celebrities and politicians the survey was conducted by him for testing for the german public broadcaster a r d n gauges german opinions on a number of topics. the us twitter account cause the political storm in germany the personal data open attentions and celebrities where sleep over number of days mobile phone numbers bank statements and intimate photos were posted online it didn't take long to find this inspector. a twenty year old student was annoyed by the public statements made by his victims the political establishment is alarmed and so is the public. how concerned are germans ab

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sixty kilometers long border with and karate in charge of this area for sure without kurdish forces mr as a gun has already vowed to military operations in this area if the promises made to him by russia u.s. and theory i'm not mad about testifying would find the moment to be exactly east talking about and russia in this situation is trying to mediate cognate all the parties involved trying to help avoid any military confrontation in this region of syria in the country's north how this is what mr putin and mr erdogan are going to discuss here in moscow it's very important to. remind you that this making comes after and now the meeting between turkey's and russia's defense ministers foreign ministers and intelligence chiefs that happened in moscow in december when the two delegations sat and discussed what should be done to boost security in syria and how to bring the long awaited peace to this war torn country and of course mr putin mr aragon aagot into use this information use these plans made by those two delegations to discuss the issues today. we across that for him or if an option of repor

phone calls between the two leaders so they have a lot to discuss that is sure both mr putin and mr ed the gun called each other my dear friends they are welcome speeches here in the crown lane had although they spent more time talking about trade turnover between russia and turkey. the recent economic ties syria is of course expected to dominate the talks today particularly the region in its north east of the euphrates river this area will become particularly vulnerable after u.s. troops leaves it that's off to deal with trump's sudden decision to withdraw american military personnel from syria and this is the area where the troops have been stationed and of course after that the question would arise who e's going to control it right now syria's kurdish forces are in charge and they are communicating with official damascus with the syrian army regarding this region but the problem is that turkey sees at least some of these forces as terrorists and mr abney gone has reader waited many times that he's not going to tolerate any terroristic activity along he's a country's border he's idea is to g

the same time still disagreeing on who eased to be called a terrorist speaking more about that mr ed the gun has said that the crucial thing following us withdrawal from syria is to every a vacuum of legal power. it is critical not to allow a sort of vacuum of power to replace american troops are only aim is to counter terrorists and to clear syria from i so and the white b.g. and terrorist organizations that are trying to undermine our relations with russia . speak in a ball to u.s. troops in syria vladimir putin has said that he wants to read to rate this one more time and stress that u.s. army is in syria illegally american muscle regime that what the american military remains on syrian territory illegally there is no ground for their presence sanctioned by international law there is neither illegal invitation from the syrian government nor a decision from the un security council we discussed how the decision of the us to withdraw troops from syria will affect the situation in the country if such plans all implemented this will be a positive step. both that of the gun and putin today rita

back and defend your local laws in the court, my organization, local towns for gun safety, will have your back. [applause] mr. bloomberg: let me tell you what i mean. every town already works with mayors, police chiefs, gun survivors and more. and now every time has added a team of legal experts to their staff so they can help you protect your right to take local action. let me just give you a couple quick examples. after seattle enacted a responsible gun storage ordinance, the n.r.a. sued, naturally. well, i can tell you that mayor dirken wasn't going down without a fight. every town helped her defend the law in court and i'm glad to report they won. [applause] mr. bloomberg: in columbus, ohio, mayor anthony ginther is fighting in court to defend the city's ban on bump stocks, and we're glad to support him. we're also helping missoula, montana, defend its background check law. we're helping boulder, colorado, defend its limits on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. and we're helping dozens of florida mayors and cities challenge the state's punitive preemption law, which they did after last year's p

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mr. president, give in. now, but again, among republicans and this is where you see some danger. agree to a budget without a wall, refuse the budget, stick to your gun. president, 65%. two-thirds of two-thirds of republicans say stick to your guns, but that 32% is the warning sign. >> hang on to the 65% because he believes that's as much as he's going to get. he has realized he's not going to win over democrats no matter what he does and he'd be in real big political trouble if all of a sudden his bottom falls out and if his base is no longer with him. if he gives in, will his numbers go back up with independents and democrats? maybe, maybe not, but they might really drop with republicans so he's gotten himself into a bit of a lose-lose situation. >> do democrats have to give him something on the wall? >> here's the thing about the questions. is it a question of the wall or the budget? is it appropriate to shut down the entire government as a way to solve policy disputes or is it a political tactic that people feel there are real consequences and it's partisan politics and it hurts real americans and i think voters are seeing this as the latter, as

. >> and mr. gun control as well.hat sort of realistic message that medicare for all is pie in the sky or green new deal is pie in the sky, that tends to not capture the voters' imagination. so might be better for govering. i would look for the number of candidates to embrace these idea to get more attention in the democratic primaries than michael bloomburg does. >> bill: howard schultz is out there. he is getting hit from everybody. here is tom perez head of the dnc with bret last night an special report. >> if he chooses to get in the race i hope he gets into the democratic party. >> he is saying he is not. >> i tend to agree mayor bloomburg who said i've studied independent runs and what it would do in 2020 is simply split the anti-trump vote and help donald trump get reelected. >> bill: that point has been made a thousand time in the last 24 hours which mark cuban, remember him out of dallas, mavericks during the election of 2016? he was always in the greenroom badmouthing donald trump. and he would stand there f

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mr. trump and his hired gun, rudy giuliani, to not only discredit this witness but to by insinuation and of, bring even more attention to the cohen family and to thereby intimidate mr. cohen and discourage his testimony. and it worked. my understanding is the family of mr. cohen is very upset and concerned by the climate, the toxic climate trump has created for mr. cohen and discouraged him strongly from testifying on open session. >> the irony is you have rudy giuliani bringing up the idea that the father-in-law may be involved in organized crime. and again, he's working for donald trump, you know, who knows a thing or two about new york real estate. do you believe that the president or rudy giuliani, that they've actually engaged in witness tampering, because that's obviously something specific and legal. >> if they haven't crossed that line, they've come perilously close. and their behavior ironically when they're talking about the mob looks a lot like how mob behavior looks like. and it's a shameful moment for the presidency of the united states. >> congressman conally, if you would j

mr. president," once the smoking gun tapes came out -- it only takes a simple majority in the house, but it takes two thirds of the senate and in today's world, that will mean a buy-in from both parties. i think it is abusive for the house to begin a process in hyper partisan ways because you will not be about to get a conviction. now clinton, democrats never bought into the impeachment in the house, so very predictably, you didn't get anything close to two thirds in the senate. so i am a foe of partisan impeachment. i would be a foe of partisan impeachment of this president and i voted against and less members of his own party are on board. senators take an oath to do impartial justice. i reinterpret that. imagine what you would do if the political shoe were on the other foot, which is a deep theme of charles black's book. it is ordinary to say well, that is my party, it is the republican platform to do this, it is the democratic platform to do that. i don't love obamacare, but this is what we promised; or, it is not a perfect tax-cut, but this is what we promised. but that is not what

bipartisan background checks act of 2019, which is an excellent place to start addressing gun safety reform. mr. lieu: we must continue to push for sensible gun safety measures. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rom virginia rise? without objection, the gentlelady from virginia is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my district lies just outside of washington, d.c., in northern virginia, and is home to tens of thousands of federal workers and contractors. since i was sworn in on thursday, i've received hundreds of calls, emails and social media outreach from my constituents whose lives are upended. i would like to read one of those messages now. i'm a federal employee who used the last of his discretionary funds this week to attend his grandfather's funeral. now i'm preparing to file for unemployment. my wife has to try to get a job despite her severe and crippling disability and we've had to return some of the christmas presents for ourselves, our 4-year-old son and our 6-year-old daughter. ms. wexton: we've always lived paycheck to p

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gun buying. >> step out, mr. bundy. >> i'll plead not guilty right now. >> there has been a disturbing growth in cult phenomenon in this country. >> i shall be god. and beside me there shall be no other. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. seven people brutally murdered in the glare of hollywood publicity. young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali, who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> the '70s is a decade of just brutal violence on every front and anywhere that you look in america. >> at the time of a mass murder, there's a lot of media coverage. but usually after a brief period of time, the identity of the perpetrator tends to fade from the public's consciousness. but not so with the manson case. it was the biggest publicity case the d.a.'s office had ever had. >> the manson trial begins the 1970s on such an evil, sadistic note. seven innocent people died. steve parent, a teenager. abigail folger, folge

getting more guns over this maybe the end of the mr. superior i'm in i'm going to for a while i'm here excellent fashion photographer and you've got accomplishments in the photography industry in this suddenly you're labeled all right and it's almost fascinating to me because the image itself is reinterpreted in a political sense in so many different ways we saw that i mean under reagan right that he was able to was a master of creating the photo op michael deaver michael deaver that's right it was always about putting reagan in the in the in front of a rising sun and he made it hollywood he hollywoodized this whole political process remember the greatest political ad about the threat of nuclear war was under i think goldwater goldwater and then then johnson ran that ad right so that with the kid been the daisy the kid.

street are aimed at them many times and if there's ever a moment when the victims of gun violence like you, reverend, and mr. canterbury, and the police ever come together on an agreement, on a piece of legislation, call me immediately. it will be a breakthrough moment. we can talk about gun safety with credible voices on both sides. mr. canterbury, while on the subject, thank you for the first step. the endorsement from the fraternal order of police and criminal justice reform and prison reform was historic and meaningful and made a difference and also noteworthy that we had the support of the prosecutors, the criminal prosecutors, across this country and the support of the american civil liberties union. go figure. how many times has this bunch ever gotten together? not very often. i just wanted to personally and publicly thank you for the role that your organization played in it. mr. johnson, we're looking back on the history of mr. barr, things that he said, things that he's done, and i give a speech that people have heard a few times now but they were startled the first time i gave it. the title is "le

into the swamp to go into the belly of the bee i can't leave now getting more guns over the baby with a different kind of mr. superior i'm going to for a while and here excellent fashion photographer and you've got accomplishments in the photography industry in this suddenly you're labeled all right and it's always fascinating to me because the image itself is reinterpreted in a political sense in so many different ways and we saw that i mean under reagan right that he was able to was a master of creating the photo op and michael deaver michael deaver that's right it was always about putting reagan in there in front of a rising sun and he made it hollywood hollywoodized this whole political process remember the greatest political ad about the threat of nucular war was under i think goldwater goldwater and then then johnson ran that ad right so that with the kid been the daisy the kid in the daisy prima's political advertising right and then a quick george bush had willie horton going through the revolving door that's right as was black crime is going to ask ok that's pretty straightforward but with pumping

mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. as the speaker said, i'm mike thompson from california, i chair the gun violence prevention task force. i want everyone to know i'm a lifelong gun owner. i'm a hunter. i also carry -- carried an assault weapon for a tour of duty in vietnam. i'm also the parent of two first responders. and three pretty wonderful granddaughters. and it's an honor for me to serve on this task force. speaker, thank you for making that appointment. i want to also thank some important partners we have had along the way. the brady campaign, the center for american progress eric the coalition to stop gun violence, every town for gun safety. giffords, and march for our lives. i want to say a particular shoutout to the young student leaders of march for our lives who have had such an incredible role in getting us to where we are today. [applause] it's also important to thank newtown action and to recognize the tucson survivors and the richardson family who are with us today who lost their child in 2010 on january 8. to all the groups who have been fighting for this issue across our country, their leadership has

swamp to go into the belly of the bee i think i'm leaving now to get in more guns over the baby with a different kind of mr. superior i'm going to for a while i'm here excellent fashion photographer and you've got accomplishments in the photography industry in this suddenly you're labeled all right and it's always fascinating to me because the image itself is reinterpreted in a political sense in so many different ways and we saw that i mean under reagan right that he was able to was a master of creating the photo op michael deaver michael deaver that's right it was always about putting reagan in the in the in front of a rising sun and he made it hollywood hollywoodized this whole political process remember the greatest political ad about the threat of nucular war was under i think goldwater goldwater and then then johnson ran that ad right john said that with the kid been the daisy the kid in the daisy prima's political advertising right and then a quick george bush willing or going through the revolving door that's right as was black crime is going to ask ok that's pretty straightforward but with temping

mr. cronkite: for the first time for the 37th president of the united states, richard milhous nixon, "hail to the chief." and the battery of guns the united states. chief"] ♪o the [applause] mr. cronkite: mrs. nixon, now with the two family bibles, the milhous family bible, the nixon family bible. the second time that has been done. formerly, an employee of the senate held the bible, and president johnson broke with that tradition when he had mrs. johnson hold the bible. now, the inaugural address. [applause] pres. nixon: senator dirksen, mr. chief justice, mr. vice president, president johnson, vice president humphrey, my fellow americans, and my fellow citizens of the world community, i ask you to share with me today the majesty of this moment. in the orderly transfer of power, we celebrate the unity that keeps us free. each moment in history is a fleeting time, precious and unique, but some stand out as moments of beginning, in which courses are set that shape decades or centuries. this can be such a moment. forces now are converging that make possible, for the first time, the hope that many of man's deepest aspirations can

[inaudible] [gun shots] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, governor ron desantis. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. mr. chief justice, senator and mrs. scott, members of the cabinet and fellow citizens, i take, as a veteran of our nation's military, conscience and for my own deficiencies, mindful to the great trust that has been placed in me and thankful too so many of you who have prayed for me. being charged with leading a state with so much promise, all i can promise is the sweat off my brow, a full heart, my best judgment, and the courage of my convictions. [applause] i will not be in this endeavor, my compass will be set on the principles reflected in the constitutional oath to which i have just taken, principles to which people in this country they have given their lives, mainly that our rates are endowed by god not by government. [applause] that we the people loan power to the government under the constitution in order to protect our rights. the government's role is not to run our lives for us but to provide, what we can call, an open field in a fair chance for one's industry, enterprising inte

aimed at themare many times and if there's ever a moment when the victims of gun like you, reverend risher, and mr. canterbury and police, ever come together on agreement on a piece of legislation, call me immediately. it will be a breakthrough moment. we can talk about gun safety with credible voices on both sides. and mr. canterbury, while on the subject, thank you for the first step act. the fraternalt of order of police and criminal justice reform and prison reform meaningful andd made a difference. it was also noteworthy that we of the support prosecutors, the criminal prosecutors across this country the americanrt of civil liberties union. go figure. this bunchmes has ever gotten together? not very often but i think we passed something historic as a result of that and i wanted to publicly thank you for the role your organization played in it. mr. johnson, we're looking back on the history of mr. barr, done. he's said and and i give a speech that people have heard a few times now but they were startled the first time i gave it. title of my speech is let me vote iu about the worst ever cast as