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the exception would be andy muller knock us to be the best governor ever.ess conferences, put baloney in my left pocket near some cream cheese this is my state i'm and muller knock us. things are going to be dumb things are going to be crazy let's make it the good kind. kennedy: alright richard who would be your ideal celebrity governor politician? beyoncÉ kaman. she is not andy muller knock u us. >> she's ten times better. i be all for it. if she was a ham on everybody i would not have a hard time. but you know i worry she wants to keep her cute rating up. i did see jay-z on a hike. about a year ago i did i saw him. he looked at me and i said hi. he said hi back. that was a big deal. alright you can all be governor on kennedy island for a day. thank you for real so much this time. >> thank you. good to be with you candy as long as i can go first. so far you go first you can break the whole place for that's what you do put alright right jamie, kat, richard beautifully done. asked what, topical storm is up next. stay right here. really? i'll check that out.

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despite good dental hygiene, the 8 year old's 1st permanent muller's were brown and cavity ridden. their baby teeth were perfectly healthy, but the new ones looked like this was only 6 when it became painful for her to chew does. how does it hurt when i ate fleas? my teeth came out later and eating candy hurt me too. i guess i didn't like it when they were so brown and it taught me a both suffer from a condition called chalky teeth. dentists refer to it as my age or molar, incisor, hypo mineralization. the surface of chunky teeth is rough and discolored. their painful to touch, because the end there is only 110th, as thick as it is on a healthy teeth. the starter is today. patricio ok, then you can lie down here. how are your teeth? good to protect the poor, a. send them along or teeth. patricius muller's are sealed with silver caps to me because i can you drink hot and cold drinks without it hurting you? yes, i scream. yes. and you so much when i do this, that. ok to yes. this is a case. it's actually a bigger problem than tooth decay. we have more children with m.i. age than chil

remember, michael flynn was cooperating with robert muller's investigation and remember how hard theorked to kill this case? he tried to get the fbi to drop it, he publicly floated the possibility of a pardon for michael flynn over a year ago and eventually robert muller found this was potential obstruction of justice by the president. now it's full circle. michael flynn stopped cooperating, now he has his pardon. even among the worst most corrupt pardons, i think this one will stand out for its flagrant cronyism and corruption. >> we want to turn to coronavirus now. there's a viewer that wants to know about the supreme court ruling. they read, quote, now that the supreme court struck down new york's covid-based restrictions on religious institutions, will we soon see courts doing the same in other states across the country? >> key thing to note. the court's decision was limited only to new york state's covid rules. of course, every state has different rules. that could lead to different outcomes. so this does not guarantee any future outcomes in the supreme court but it certainly op

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derek muller, university of iowa professor a lot.g up, lara brown on the status of the electoral map and the paths remaining for each candidate to victory. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power ." this election has been like no other. pandemic, economic downturn, 100 million americans voting early. it isn't over yet. we welcome now lara brown, george washington university associate presser -- professor. great to have you and thank you for being with us. what is your main takeaway? 100 million people made it a different election in terms of how it voted and how long it will take the count. lara: i have to say i am very impressed by how quickly we are voting and casting these votes. not just in terms of the early votes, but the actual processing and counting of these more than 100 million ballots. it is hard for all of us in the time we live to realize we are less than 24 hours from the pole closing -- polls closing and we are down to a handful of states that are still uncertai

the visitors, potato was on hand again to make it 2 nil in a 34 minutes by rival keeper, florian muller, making it far too easy for the frenchman imitator completed a stunning 1st half hat trick 5 minutes later the titanfall causing no problems for the red hot 23 year old. freiburg got one back in the 2nd half through veteran strike and neil's pieces and the 4th and final goal scored at the busy end of the pitch. in $31.00, it's ended 3 goals from the tater and a valuable 3 points for minds. world football's governing body fifa has banned the head of the game in africa from all football duties for 5 years because of corruption. from madagascar have been hoping to win a 2nd term as african confederation president in march. she says ethics committee found him guilty on a host of charges including offering and it's setting gifts. and the misappropriation of funds was supported by the for president john owen. frontino johnny and fronted up during his 2017 election campaign. he could appeal the band to the court of arbitration for sport. it is regarded as the toughest race in sailing the van

indeed, over use mariel muller reports from the refugee camp some kilometers from the ethiopian sudan border. approximately 100 kilometers from here lies the town of all matter. in northern ticket, i decided to report at least some of the heaviest fighting between government forces and the army of the to grab people's liberation front. many of the refugees here in this camp where residents from they were among the 1st of the more than $40000.00. if europeans were fled into the down for safety, they tell horrific stories of what happened during an assault of the ethiopian army . earlier this month, when the town was hit with artillery, bombarding commercial buildings and homes, many residents remain in shock. i'm alone. my mum and dad were killed by the bombing of these close, someone only once i work for the day and nobody helps me when i don't have enough food or water here. nobody takes care of me. heavy weapons started shooting after this. i saw the bombs above our heads. i fled immediately. i was in the 2, crying army in humira. they killed the people in the arm. herrick soldiers

rival keeper, florian muller, making it far too easy for the frenchman. imitative completed a stunning 1st half hat trick. 5 minutes later, the titanfall causing no problems for the red hots, 23 year old tribal got one back in the 2nd half through veteran strike and neil's pieces on the 4th and final goal scored at the busy end of the pitch $31.00 extended 3 goals from a tater and a valuable 3 points for minds and cologne are still looking for their 1st win this league or win this season. they lost $21.00 at home to new in berlin. on sunday, mack said, security all 3 points for the visitors. the germany international is grateful to score after his penalty was saved. when yahoo took an early lead, only for cologne to draw level. before half time the results moves, we are up to the place. there you go. well, for boss governing body fifa has banned the head of the game in africa from all football duties for 5 years because of corruption, ahmed ahmed from madagascar has been hoping to win a 2nd term as african confederation president in march. the 1st ethics

but so too was on hand again to make it 2 nil in the 34 minutes prior book keeper, florian muller, making it far too easy for the frenchman, but say to completed a stunning 1st, half hat trick. 5 minutes later. the title causing no problems for the red hot 23 year old fribourg got one back in the 2nd half through veteran striker neil's pietersen. the 4th and final goal scored at the busy end of the pitch $31.00. it's ended 3 goals from a tater and a valuable 3 points for minds. in the tenets, russia's daniel medvedev has won the a.t.p. finals in london after coming from behind to win a gripping match against u.s. open champion, dominic tame medvedev, won 7 straight points in a 2nd set tiebreaker to level up the match. he then held his nerve to win $64.00 in the 3rd set to clinch the title. the russian follows up his victory earlier this month at the paris masters to take the biggest title of his career. he ends the season, ranked number 4 in the world. you're watching data being nice is a reminder of the top story we're following for you. 3 leading hong kong pro-democracy activists have p

felt for years and it is also a way of undoing the russia investigation and undoing the power of the muller like he was exonerated by it and now he wants to exonerate other people. he commuted the sentence of roger stone, who was another mueller defendant a few months ago. this wasn‘t entirely unexpected but this was something his loyalists, to‘s loyalists have wa nted loyalists, to‘s loyalists have wanted for years. max, mr trump certainly wouldn‘t be the first outgoing president to do this but this looks like the first ofa but this looks like the first of a whole series of pardons, possibly their speculation for mrtrump possibly their speculation for mr trump himself. yes, mike, it is not unusual for a mr trump himself. yes, mike, it is not unusualfor a president in his last weeks and months in office to give out a flurry of pardons or communications. but to do so for people who were involved in crimes in which the president also was allegedly involved, that is a bit unusual. that is what we are now going to be looking towards in the coming weeks and months before inauguration in january.

director robert muller to investigate an alleged conspiracy between the trump campaign and the kremlin those news outlets kept that story through a series of official leaks stay with us i will consider retiring in terms of unofficial conspiracy theorist predicting a watergate scale downfall of a president when reality and the official report fail to meet those expectations it played right into the trump fake news narrative the only solution was committed by the democrats the fake news media had their operatives journalistic reputations took a pounding now there were a lot of things the news media reported that were false because they had this vacuum they had to fill guess what's going to happen you're going to speculate we actually correcting a story that we have been reporting throughout the day today and let's be clear the liberal media was very prone to believing the worst possible things about donald trump so when when you're prone to believing it and it fits with your narrative and it's good for ratings who's going to start one of the real factors in the media business right now i

and then there was the investigation by there was the investigation by the special counsel, robert mullerlying. but in the last two years, he's been trying to take back that guilty plea. but what donald trump has essentially done is taken this matter out of the courts and out of president biden controlled justice department. staying in the us, because president—elect, joe biden has called for an end to what he called the grim season of division — which he said would give way to light and unity. the president—elect urged americans to recommit to the fight against coronavirus. and on the eve of thanksgiving called on them to forgo high—risk holiday traditions —— as cases of the virus continue to surge. another country has grown weary of the fight. we need to remember, we are at war with the virus. not with one another, not with each other. this is the moment where we need to steel our spines, redouble our efforts and recommit ourselves to the fight. let's remember, we are all in this together. well there were more than 160,000 new recorded coronavirus cases in the united states on tuesday —

and in fact, almost from the very beginning of robert muller's investigation into alleged meddling into the 2016 presidential election as well as the alleged possible loss problems or attempt to influence the incoming presidency of donald trump. this matter of what michael flynn did between the election of 2016 and donald trump becoming president actually became a very big legal problem for him. he was accused and then convicted of lying to federal investigators about his contacts with the russian ambassador to the u.s. at that time, sergey kids. and about whether flynn may have been making promises that perhaps should not have been made by anyone. even someone who had been selected to be donald trump's national security adviser because of that, he ended up spending time in prison. and what this means is basically this is wiping the slate clean for michael flynn. legally. although history will show that what happened did happen. this is something that, of course, has been people who are opposed to donald trump castigating him on twitter. notably, including someone who is considered a le

visitors, potato was on hand again to make it 2 nil in the 34th minutes by freiburg keeper, florian mullermaking it far too easy for the frenchman. let's say to completed a stunning 1st half hat trick 5 minutes later, the titanfall causing no problems for the red hot 23 year old tribal got one back in the 2nd half through veteran strike and nails pieces and the 4th and final goal scored at the busy end of the pitch $31.00 extended 3 goals from a tater and a valuable 3 points for minds over the winner's league. colonna still looking for their 1st win this season, they lost $21.00 at home to a new on berlin. on sunday, mark schools have secured all 3 points for the visitors. the german international was grateful to score after this penalty was saved. well, only one has taken an early lead, only focal to joy level. before half time, there was all the moves only on up to 50 votes. that's it from me and the news team, the phenolic stop, global $3000.00 looks at how covert 19 is posing growing inequality around the world. that's it for me. now, let's watch how we're all in this together. it was

hard to deal with mariel muller reports. now we are at the u. n. camp called village, ate up to 12000 refugees live here in the harsh conditions, running water and food to scale as toilet facilities have yet to be built. here there are many refugees who fled from the town of my cousin. i crossed the border in ethiopia, according to a report by rights group, amnesty international, a massive had to replace that early november. 600 people were slaughtered with machetes and knives. it says, according to witnesses, also as loyal to the t.f. were responsible for killing ethnic him. her residence, but reportedly the m. herrick army and its european forces retaliated and also kill civilians. it's very hard to verify it either side of the government doesn't allow any journalists inside to cry. refugees here that horrific stories of a family in mourning 13 days ago. they lost their home. who was husband, father and brother, a brutal killing committed by. i'm herrick. so just the victim's brother believes he didn't have a problem with anybody. he was an old m

s mariel muller reports now from the only refugee camp. 80 kilometers from the ethiopia, sudan border, approximately 100 kilometers. from here lies the town of format and northern ticket . i decided to report it to some of the heaviest fighting between government forces and the army of the ticket. people's liberation front. many of the refugees here in this camp where residents from whom they were among the 1st of the more than 40000 . if the o.p.'s question led into the downfall safety, they tell horrific stories of what happened during an assault of the if you can on me earlier this month, when that town was hit with artillery, bombarding, commercial buildings and homes, many residents remain in shock. my malone, my mom and dad were killed by the bombing these close to my only ones. i wear them at the day. nobody helps me when i don't have enough food or water here. nobody takes care of me. downs and heavy weapons started shooting at us. look at my saw the bombs above our heads. i fled immediately. i was in the to cry, an army and humira. they killed the people in here, mira, the am

that was those lies that he talked to investigators go on in this mess and ultimately led to the muller investigation which went on for years and we know of and he played flynn, pled guilty and core to telling those lies. and he remains today view only white house official to being convicted as part of the russian investigators. and of course tom, just given him a pardon. now, presidents issue pardons all the time, especially when they're on their way out of the white house. what makes this one in particular so controversial is true because because penalty talking about controversial presidential pardons. this one's special because it's unusual in that it involves a crime which the president is embroiled in. so it's not completely separate issue . this is about whether or not and the store questions today, but whether or not tom and the campaign have had help or sought help colluded with russian officials and sought because of that. it's got a special meaning and there are still lots and lots and lots of people in the trump sphere who either face charges or where convicted in the last 3

screw in the is not really a question but this person writes the standard club has an edgar muller merrillcts the great chicago fire. sue back the indo is really interesting pretty standard club head had a new, what you want to call, headquarters, clubhouse whatever you want to call it. like 13th and state not where it was now. that was outside just south of the part of the city that burned. they sort of gave it over the government agency. for some to get going they had to find quarters so they found places that were not burned in the west division. also southward some and houses the post office set up in a church which is the south. it's worse sunday school was a sorting room. fuel lighter and company bought up at least rented and took over a streetcar railway horse barn. it's open for business fairly soon think that was the end of the questions gave you the opportunities are in the word in sort of summarizing why you got into this. and what you are going to do next. let me breathe a little bit here. [laughter] that is always the question. and basically it's what people like me do. become

potato was on hand again to make it 2 nil in the 34 minutes prior book keeper, florian muller, making it far too easy for the frenchman, but say to completed a stunning 1st half hat trick. 5 minutes later, the titanfall causing no problems for the red hawks, 23 year old franco got one back in the 2nd half prevention strike. and neil's pieces in the 4th and final goal scored at the busy end of the pitch $31.00 intended 3 goals from a tater and a valuable 3 points for minds. and cologne are still looking for their 1st one to sleep. when the season they lost $21.00 at home at seward, berlin on sunday, secured all 3 points for the visitors. the german international was grateful to score after his penalty was saved. well, you were on your own had taken an early lead, only for cologne to draw level before half time results moves up to the place where for balls governing body fifa has banned the head of the game in africa from all football duties for 5 years. because of corruption, ahmed ahmed firm, madagascar had been hoping to win a 2nd term as african confederation president in march. he

the visitors, potato was on hand again to make it 2 nil in a 34 minutes by tribal keeper, florian muller, making it far too easy for the frenchman. let's say to completed a stunning 1st half hat trick 5 minutes later, the titanfall causing no problems for the red hot 23 year old trouble got one back in the 2nd half prevention strike. and neil's pietersen the 4th and final goal scored at the busy end of the pitch $31.00 extended 3 goals from a tater and a valuable 3 points for minds. news, here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. drug maker, astra zeneca says late stage trials show its new vaccine is highly effective against the north novel coronavirus. the team said the vaccine offered a 70 to 90 percent protection. it comes a week after the 2 other drug makers reported that their covert 19 vaccines. bunty 5 percent effective that's it from me in the new scene from eco india with a look at how rising sea levels are threatening people's livelihoods. that's coming up next. more headlines for me at the top of the hour. in the meantime, there's always a website, business c

but anyway, i wonder if you guys ever question the legitimacy of the muller investigation with no evidencepeachment that had no evidence. >> this is a left hand turn. senator, i appreciate that you want to move on away from the question i posed. i think it's clear you've made your point clear, and have not acknowledged, of course, the incoming president-elect. but i have to ask, you may end up in a position you are going to end up in a position to conform or not confirm his cabinet members. he's announcing his cabinet members. you're on the armed services committee. there's reporting the incoming defense secretary could be is likely to be a historic pick. is she somebody that you are open to confirming when president-elect biden gets sworn in and he starts to put in place his cabinet members if she's the one? >> first, hallie, i don't have any defaults to know on cabinet members. i'm always open to hearing them out. i try not to prejudge. i don't know her that well. i'm open to all of them. there were six trump cabinet nominations that got zero support. yes, i want to be and remain open mi

four years, so serious were the allegations of russian collusion that we had a 47 million-dollar bob muller investigation. we had endless effort put to it for four years because the allegation alone were so serious right now the allegations alone are not so serious just roll over and take it the way the republican party always should. donald trump is given the republicans a spine and is nice to see people fight for a change. i've always admired that about the left, they fight. without maybe the right will fight to. kennedy: last question, where does the fight"? you keep fighting but it does not mean you win. trust me i've been a bunch of those fights. >> you are right. >> absolutely. look what happened in 2000 and gore and bush fought until the courts decided. so they took it to the legal process. that is why the courts are there. that is a people are saying this evidence of voter fraud present the evidence. let the courts decide. but the process work. why can't the process work this time? why do we have to russia? the associated press things we should be done with this and been read think

on tuesday at secretary of defense christopher muller, that's my daughter's teacher, announced the u.shdraw thousands more troops from advanced while afghanistan by mid genera. as a president makes good on his promise to end they are waging against them. with republicans and democrats uniting on a common goal to keep our troops out of harm's way, watch. >> i think a precipitous drawdown and either afghanistan or iraq would be a mistake. >> 200 troops home but let's not bring them home in body bags. that is potentially what is going to happen if the president gets his way up with his own political timeline ahead of our national security. >> that of course center tammy duckworth worried the present is a bit hasty withdrawing from a 19 year war with no obvious purpose. so why is the war the only thing democrats and republicans can agree on customer during may now k fyi radio hosts veteran, kristine frazao is back. you look so dapper. we did not have a plan to get in, we did not have a plan to stay in. so we don't have a plan to get out so why should we get out? >> 20 lab bin laden getaway

as for dortmund nuff said, put it in with the biggest surprise of the weekend, which left thomas muller. unusually quiet pines, germany internationals looked anything but jaded following their threshing by spain in the nation's league. maybe because it was back to the bundesliga, an arena where they used to be books and football and braman are traditionally a fun seem to play against. man. well, moir was perhaps the only one looking tense after the slaughter in seville for him, an unprecedented exercise in picking the bowl out of the men's hands. neuer was soon feeling the heat. a quarter of an hour in. he had to be at his best to deny the visitors a double chance of going in front but at least the bremen coach florian could tell. unlike bines hands, he flicked the team had yet to present. an almost broke a part time job charge and how it is on the books to set up. maxi anguished on the shock opener noir with a sense of deja vu about his, the friends by and looks bewildered. this was brave enough to rule a scene that be sent in 19 bonus league outings in succession. and things didn't lo

despite good dental hygiene, the 8 year old's 1st permanent muller's were brown and cavity ridden. their baby teeth were perfectly healthy, but the new ones look like this. it was only 6 when it became painful for her to chew. as hard as it hurt when i ate fleas that i teach came out later and eating candy hurt me too. i guess i didn't like it when they were so brown and victoria both suffer from a condition called chalky teen. dentists refer to it as my age or molar incisor, hypo mineralization. the surface of chunky teeth is rough and discolored. their painful to touch because the enamel is only 110th as thick as it is on healthy teeth. dusters today. ok, then you can lie down here. how are your teeth? good to protect the poorest enamel on her teeth. patricia's molars are sealed with silver caps. can you drink hot and cold drinks without it hurting you? yes, i scream. yes. and so when i do this, that ok to yes. this is, it's actually a bigger problem than tooth decay. we have more children with m i n h than children with tooth decay. their parents can't do anything about it. so i

you have to be a michael phelps or johnny weis muller because the undertow is so strong.ublicans are facing. tough, tough, tough place. three probably gone and four, five just teetering right there. >> and the total in play is up around nine or ten? >> yeah, i'd say those and then there's alaska, texas and kansas open. those i would not put in the same category, but they're not that far off. and we're -- this is -- this is looking -- i tell you, lawrence, you remember 1980. 6:30 at night, birch bai, democratic incumbent from indians loses at 6:30. democrats then lost a senate seat every half hour for six hours. this is what happens. this is the rarest of all things. where it's a wave election in a presidential year because usually they're midterms and one that ends in zero so it's leading into redistricting. wow. so we'll see soon. >> all right. we will be watching. charlie, thank you for that guidance. that's invaluable on the last night of our coverage of the presidential campaign. see you. >> see you will tomorrow night. thank you. >> and when we come back, senator kam

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and mariel muller reports now from only refugee camps some 80 kilometers from the ethiopia sudan border. we are only 80 kilometers away from the border into the region of ticket. i was heavy fighting, still continues this year and can call it back home once housed refugees who fled if you're to spam in the 1980 s. . now the camp is expected to house several 1000 refugees. as the u.n. refugee agency told us many more than the original capacity of 6000 people here desperate they tell us water, food and shelter scares. some of them have to sleep on the ground, struggling to get enough food and medical aid. the new refugees crossing the border to sudan worry aid groups are representative, told us we are able to respond to a growing influx. once housed refugees who fled if your peers famine in the 980 s. . now some 9000 people have saved themselves once again. but this time it's because of war. in this hospital, people wait for hours before receiving treatment. like i got it, she, her baby and her father escaped the war in there to cry in town. i was afraid because the bombs kept falling for

thoroughly parts dollars like peter at san diego state, scholars like lynn at columbia, scholars like ed muller at dartmouth college. those are certainly the books i use in my classes are for my students. they are very readable very down-to-earth. and go a lot further than this book in terms of covering the vietnamese perspective. >> we have a couple people have raised their hand in the past sometimes and people raise their hand it's because they are next. actually i cannot i don't have the power to do that at this moment. so perhaps sara could perhaps allow naomi to speak? and while we are on that there is a question. could you explain a little bit about who the lodge family in massachusetts for those who may not be from massachusetts customer asked him extra can start with that one. so the opening chapters more or less a chronological approach to lodges life. in the early chapter of the book i talked about the family background. there are a number of different types of establishment families i think new york certainly has their own, philadelphia has, boston has some many are linked to other c

let me see here's a great question from jessica muller. she asks, what careers would you recommend for people who want to do more and work with refugees. now you're answering this is a scholar parade this is perfect it's great hvac i hope no one follows because it is a very awkward. for people who want to work with refugees that's kind of the end goal? >> host: how do you get their perspective that's a great question for there are a number of nonprofits can do it in america. you work with resettlement agencies you can broadly i'm having a fantastic conversation with a group called no radio.org pretty slick narration with no end. listening to him talk about the spectrum of ngos around the world. they have artists, they have lots of people doing very specific ngo nonprofit work. there are so many spectrums. there so many ways in which groups from a variety of traditions are able to work with refugees. i would say to me it's more you can do it as a journal she do it as a writer can do it as a doctor. there so many ways in which you get to do

this was part of the ongoing investigation carried out by the former special prosecutor, robert muller. the investigation which certainly gripped official washington for the better part of a couple of years. this is because michael flynn contacts were considered, perhaps, untoward or suspicious by some in the u.s. intelligence community. a community with which donald trump, the u.s. president, has long been at war, accusing them of trying to undermine his presidency. again, this has been long expected, but certainly in the 1st few days a sense of the official transition has been allowed to go forward. have we seen anything of such significance coming from the trump white house across the vase? and what kind of reaction has there been that to this news? i mean, in fairness, that just happened a few minutes ago, but as you said, it was far from unexpected. well us so far, the only reaction is coming from people opposed to donald trump on social media. they are in essence, whitely mocking the president's decision to issue this pardon, there has been no official reaction from general flynn

. >> professor muller. >> i have a book about this coming out next year.e amount of monespent on military should be apportioned to the amount of threat we have and we have virtually no threat that quires a large military government. the first gulf war in kosovo couldn't even win in kosovo without bombing the chinese embassy it seems to that in the record of this century is colossal disaer. the numb of deaths in afghistan and iraq is in hundreds of thousands. hundreds of thousands of people died in the military. that we didn't have the military we couldn't get to the stupid things like those two words are like the one in vietnam Ãbone way to keep out of trouble is to take away the tools which they get to them". >> i will prome once again the building of the modern military ithe cato picy has been producing. we talked about speed: streamlining Ãbthe next report we will probably talk a lot about cyber and ai and critical we need to talk about streamlining magement, streamliningstrategy developing strategy and thinking more about how we increase the ability to

i work with director muller of the fbi. i go into his office every day talking about protecting us.t's hard work. we're telling the american people, we're doing everything we can at home, but you better have a president that chases these terrorists down and brings them to justice before they hurt us again. >> new question, mr. president. two minutes. what criteria would you use to determine when to start bringing u.s. troops home from iraq? >> let me first tell you that the best way for iraq to be secure is to train them for the job. we have 120,000 trained by the end of this year, 220,000 by the end of next year. that's the best way. we'll never succeed in iraq if the iraqi citizens don't want to take matters into hetheir own hands to protect themselves. i believe they want to. the prime minister believes they want to. so the best indication of when we can bring our troops home, which i really want to do, but i don't want to do so for the sake of bringing them home, i want to do so because we've achieved an objective, is to see the iraqis step up and take responsibility. so the ans

cercano al presidente trump antes de sellar el pacto, las mismas fuentes, precisaron que fue steven mÜllera causa, utilizÓ la pandemia como una forma de dar vuelta a la leyes que ya existen, lo que tiene la pandemia * se han deportado a mÁs de 3 mil jÓvenes y niÑos *. >> se calcula que tan solo desde marzo, de este aÑo, la administraciÓn trump ha deportado a unos 8800 migrantes menores de edad no acompaÑados. >> vayamos ahora a mÉxico porque el regreso del general cienfuegos abre un amplio debate nacional por su liberaciÓn por la justicia de estados unidos para que sea procesado en tribunales mexicanos, salvador cienfuegos esta de regreso tras mÁs de un mes detenido aquÍ en estados unidos, issa osorio tiene la informaciÓn mÁs reciente desde ciudad de mÉxico. cuÉntanos ¿cÓmo fue la llegada del exsecretario de defensa mexicano? >> paulina muy buenos dÍas fue una repatriaciÓn express tal como lo habÍa adelantado marcelo ebrard, exgeneral salvador cienfuegos atizÓ ayer en toluca, la fiscalÍa leyÓ los cargos en su contra, dijo que habÍa una investigaciÓn contra del general a lo que cienfuegos r

las tropas estadounidenses en afganistÁn e irak hasta 2500 efectivos en cada paÍs para enero 2021, mÜllerra mandar sus regalos por correo, le diremos las fechas claves para que llegue su regalo a tiempo. acompÁÑenme hoy en noticias telemundo mediodÍa: volvemos contigo paulina. >> gracias felicidad ahÍ vamos a estar puntuales, por lo pronto vamos con francisco, yo en minutos regreso con informaciÓn ♪ ♪ >> gracias paulina, portman es el primer polÍtico del pais en participar de los ensayos clÍnicos dos semanas despuÉs de haber recibido la inyecciÓn de johnson & johnson contÓ su experiencia y pidiÓ confiar en la ciencia, hoy en tu cita mÉdica le dio ha bienvenida al doctor pÉrez fernÁndez jefe de unidad de cuidados intensivos buenos dÍas doctor. >> buenos dÍas. >> ahÍ escuchÁbamos lo que dijo el senador de ohio y en los Últimos dÍas hemos recibido bastante informaciÓn sobre las vacunas de hecho, pfizer acaba de actualizar las resultados preliminares de la suya y encontraron que el medicamento es seguro incluso mÁs eficaz de lo que se pensaba y que protege a las personas mayores con mayor rie

mariel muller reports now from the sudan, ethiopia border. we are at the year end camp called village, ate up to $12000.00. refugees live here and the harsh conditions, running water and food is scarce toilet facilities have yet to be built. here, there are many refugees who fled from the town of my car that i crossed the border in ethiopia, according to records by rights group, amnesty international. a massacre took place there. early november, 600 people were slaughtered with machetes and knives. it says, according to witnesses, forces loyal to her to feel f. were responsible for killing ethnic and her residence. but reportedly the m. herrick army and its european forces retaliated and also kill civilians. it's very hard to very fight either side of the earth. your government doesn't allow any journalist inside to cry. refugees here. tell horrific stories of a family in mourning 13 days ago. they lost their home. who was husband, father and brother, a brutal killing committed by him. herrick soldiers, the victim's brother, believes he didn'