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thank you mr mo ryan thank you very much peter moore ryan for sharing your experience with us thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us thank you thank you very much. as sent to other world news and it's been one year since myanmar's military launched a crackdown against what it says on the violence that followed has been described as a campaign of ethnic cleansing against all rohingya muslims about seven hundred thousand people fled to neighboring bangladesh. all the refugees there have been holding peaceful protests demanding justice and a safe return to their homes they're now more than a million people living in camps near the border it's become the world's largest refugee settlement and is take a closer look at how it all began in august last year a hinge of fighters attacked in myanmar army post killing twelve offices a military offensive in response sent several thousand people fleeing to neighboring bangladesh two weeks later the number of refugees rose to a quarter of a million doctors without borders reported at least six thousand seven hundred were hinges were ki

desire for change in uganda particularly because so many ugandans the majority of them were born after mr mo seventy became president so there's a there is a desire for a new narrative new politics new ways of doing things and somebody that doesn't come from the stable of of of liberation if with some way we call it from the national resistance army background is something that's completely new system a seventy will be very concerned about his chances for a sixth term and alex how important is he one when the elections are next hold how important is the youth vote in recent elections in pakistan we saw how important social media and the youth vote were a youth vote where they weren't following the designated political parties here in in uganda we're seeing the same sort of trend where we have a generation who won't remember as you say. the liberation so to speak of uganda from various military coups and. democratically elected governments as the as the when they were how influential are is such a young population in uganda at the moment when they have someone like bobby wine who speaks their

mr. ambassadove i want to mo to russia and i want to read you something that you wrote last summer. as you said, you've changed roles now but do i want toitread ou wrote last summer quote tump got to experience putin, looking him eyes and lying to imhad. denying russian interference in the ection t should be a fire bell in the night warning about the value moscplaces on honesty whether regarding election interference, nuclear prolive raise, armings control or the middle east. negotiate with today's rusa at our peril. you also wrote russian meddling in 2016 was a quote act of war. if that was an act of war, has the u.s. response been proportionate? >> well, as i say, i love hearing my words read back to me. what i can say today is that the president is deeply concerned about russian electionddling. he said so on numerous occasions and that's why he ordered after a briefing by key agencies on the national security council of the steps they were taken t prevent russia and other foreign meddling in the 2018 election, and the broader sue of influence operations against the ited states--

of a stock's wish was our mo while melissa this was really a bombshell wasn't it and mr musk has talked previously about the short sellers that he was gay were going to take a hit this certainly struck them in the shorts didn't it. yes it did and i have breaking news actually to announce right now three minutes ago was just it was just announced that the f.c.c. is investigating what text it out so that is breaking news just happened three minutes ago. doing that and that's great and you know when i when i saw this it did remind me thinking about the back to that circumstance in two thousand and twelve when the netflix c.e.o. reed hastings posted not twitter but he posted on his facebook his personal facebook site that they had streamed one billion hours of content in a month and you know that was obviously had an impact on their stock price and that resulted in a c.c. guidance about the fair disclosure rule and so it doesn't surprise me about this but he could be in some potential legal jeopardy i suppose right well but the stock had a. move yesterday it was unprecedented and one day th

of the stocks which was our mo while melissa this was really a bombshell wasn't it and mr musk has talked previously about the short sellers that he was gay were going to take a hit this certainly struck them in the shorts didn't it. yes it did and i have breaking news actually to announce right now three minutes ago was just it was just announced that the f.c.c. is investigating what texted out so that is breaking news just happened three minutes ago. doing that and that's great and you know when i when i saw this it did remind me thinking about the f.c.c. back to that circumstance in two thousand and twelve when the netflix c.e.o. reed hastings posted not twitter but he posted on his facebook his personal facebook site that they had streamed one billion hours of content in a month and that was obviously had an impact on their stock price and that resulted in a c.c. guidance about the fair disclosure rule and so it doesn't surprise me about this but he could be in some potential legal jeopardy i suppose right well the stock had a. move yesterday it was unprecedented and one day the stock

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mo month. it was great talking to these kids. you reach them. that's very rewarding. i'll find out that information. >> commissioner covington: how many students did mrfin bring by? >> we were going to bring eight or five but it was three to the or four. jii thannian nothing throws up s always inspiring. thank you for your report. >> thank you commissioner covington. commissioner hardeman. >> commissioner hardeman: thank you chief gonzalez. you did remarkable job. the you didn't get into trouble. i followed you a couple of times. it's sad with all the video they have of that, they can't identify that vehicle. it's too bad that the guy died, 65-year-old guy just trying to prevent it and just trying to see during that taking people down to the ball game or something. that was just too bad. the jaws of life couple of years ago, we had lot of complaints we didn't have enough of those. >> they've done good job spraying rescue squads in our trucks with the new genesis. >> good evening commissioners, chief. assistant deputy chief tony. we did purchase new chordless electric tools for the truck panes. there's engine 59 that responds out of the golden gate br

mo. >> second. >> second. chairman perez: what i learned growing up is, what she just said. [laughter] fowler, after the vote, i request to be recognized for 30 seconds to make when chairman ,. perez: absolutely. >> mror facilitating this, and we know the significance of the house ane can feel it, but as naacp leader, i have to vote no. i need my vote tallied no on maxine'sg and mak as well. chairman perez: ok. >> i am not trying to believe this but i have integrity and i have to go home. >> yes, ma'am, ms. hoffman. if you would like for the minutes to reflect that the vote was a certain way and that you wished to be recorded as a negative vote or the opposite to what carries, i believe that no one would object to your request . is it your vote and miss water'' s vote? >> yes. because she did not leave me in the instructions. please record my vote. chairman perez: without objection. [applause] chairman perez: the first boat vote is a motion to suspend, which needs to thirds in the affirmative. the first vote is the motion to suspend which is two thirds in affirmative. please stand if you can, raise your hand if you are unable to. all proxies, two hands, thank you. all those opposed please stand. it

mr. justice starr. >> and what else can you tell us about kavanaugh and what we should be watching. >> reporter: a big day and morning for him. he is going to have the mos important meeting of the whole process so far, the one withsa collins of maine. she's a moderate republican,er cons a pivotalwing vote. it feels like everybody on both sides of this are familiar with the stakes here. the official said the entire h pa been designed partly to appeal to collins to show that he is a qualified judge and not we asked collins about that, she said that's part of what she nts to see, but she's looking for someone who respects dicial precedence. >>> much more to get to this morning, including the investigation into a rare and deadly alligator attack in south caroimna. the vi a woman who was walking her dog at the time. here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: it was a routine walkk that t an unthinkable turn. authorities in hilton head, south carolina say 45-year-old cassandra kline waser walking dog like she always did. but early in the mning an alligator attacked, draggingo cassandraer death. >> in an attempt to free her dog from the alligator, the deceased w

mr. ro >>> so, when is work work? when you're not at the office, rit't? well, t a question carson has been grappling with in the orange room. what's the word? >> here's the word, craig. go mond from the office. but researchers suggest that checking e-mails during your commute should possibly count as part of the workday. a new study from the university of western england analyze how ople spend commuting time, and most use it to catch up on work tasks, including e-mails. now, one of the study's co-authors says if tral time we to count as work time, there would be many social and economic impact it m ease commuter pressure on peak hours and allow for more comfortlind flexi around working times." social media users have a lot to say. one twts, "yes, doing work should count as working," but ewen makes aood point saying "time spent checking work e-mails on the commute to and from work should count, minus the time you spend at your desk booking flights and browsing amazon." levi adds here, "only if you live in the city and can commute via train or bu i drive 40 minutes from the of nowhere and certainly wouldn't have been expected to check e-mails before i get in." we asked you o