no it's time is ripe to gave the presidential pardon so that this middle man can say who was the muster mine and now the question is not only who but why why was it felt that. to begin and not just who actually had this plan where you know it has been 2 years since the murder and the investigation basically was was going nowhere so i take your point that something must have happened. to make the prime minister say i'll give this man a pardon if he cooperates do you know what happened are there sources telling you anything that would indicate a change in the investigation. well what is sure is that the government was coming under intense pressure that the investigation is well in progress and in fact the boats a few weeks ago i believe it was around the 2nd anniversary government was criticized for refusing once again to have the f.b.i. on the case that was perceived as some kind of. new government not being very enthusiastic about the case being resolved no one of a sudden the government seems seems to be stepping up its efforts pressure from outside friction from the council of europe

that is larger than the crowds any democrat can muster anywhere else on the trail.blue country. when we talk to folks it was amazing how many had never been to rally before and how many were former democrats. take a listen. >> we came here because we are supporters of trump. i grew up a democrat but i am not a democrat anymore. >> i love him and it feels nice to be surrounded by like-minded american people. >> he is doing so much for our country and i appreciate that. >> i come from a family of democrats and i just can't take the swamp anymore. >> he is giving us money, giving it back to the americans. >> he supports the military. people like us. >> the guy loves firefighters, loves cops, loves the military. >> he is for the american people. one of us. >> reporter: under a year away from election day and people we spoke to said their enthusiasm for the president is deeper than it has ever been, then it was on election day and they point to what is going on in washington dc, they won't accept a 2016 election. it is an amazing political phenomena and like we may never

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the targets already in place but as for now we still need to wait and see which of the countries musters the deal which is also favorite book all speaking of the deal as it's not sure yet whether the upcoming deal if any would address any of the key issues absolutely you know even a very troubled ready set and upgrades one would compromise around 60 percent of the total deal u.s. companies are not convenes of the obviously they won't come to deescalation of tensions and tariffs but however do you still want to see real commitments from beijing when it comes to implementing a structural changes in the end of the war has not forced b.g. to substantially reform a structural issues like subsidies and all their industrial policies thank you sandinista haro there on wall street for us. u.s. president donald trump says he will be ending trade assistance to cameroon starting in january the us president says it no longer qualifies for benefits under the african growth and opportunity act washington says cameroon has failed to address concerns of human rights violations a military court ordered th

muster to highlight woody harrelson as gruff admiral chester nimitz so what's the target i think it's important in getting people's concept of world war 2 right because there were a lot of very crucial events that happened in the course of world war 2 most of which people are familiar with but. people are not generally familiar with the battle of midway i wasn't i think it's great that the people who were involved in are getting the credit they deserve. the result is a thrilling and convincing war. there was plenty of american pride on display when emerick and the midway cast premiered the film for the u.s. navy but midway is not just. emerick's depiction of the japanese is balanced and empathetic the director actually sees midway as an anti war movie with a message for the national politics of today. we have a rise in national listen and in fascism right now all over the world so it's great to remind people that there were once people who fought against fascism and bush heroes and you know like kind of defended democracy. with midway roland emmerich is trying to remind his adopted co

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the kind of violence that we saw in 1902 in the aftermath of the demolishing of the 16th century mustered by in the mobs and if you remember that spock deadly riots across india killing more than 2000 people. well sonia this ruling of course in favor of the hindus comes at a time when there's a hindu nationalist government in power how do minorities feel about all of this. well you know the building of the dam temple has really long been a rallying point for the hindu nationalists b j p do you know in the ninety's in the ninety's in the ninety's the beach would be really head of the political campaign on the plank of building the wrong temple at the disputed site eventually led to the culmination off that by land some to demolish an off the mosque and ever since come to power we have seen repeated calls to build a temple for members off the beach at the same time or to remember that some of the b. to be a country facing trial for their involvement in the violence of 1993 so against that backdrop i think it's fair to say that though many muslim groups today have accepted this word that the

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emotional botch apart from that the election campaign itself was rather short it was duly elected muster there was no real talk about the real issues for instance the economy here in spain and also if you talk to people the i really fed up was discarded she didn't use political stalemate here we talked to some people here in front of this polling station in this center of madrid let's listen to what they have to say the same way i really hope that we can end this confusing situation because in the end it will not lead us anywhere but here i am with what is a high percentage of people who won't show up to very today but i think in the end people will stick to their parties and the right be a big difference he will come after but i doubt if they can't agree this time it will be the last time i vote and they also shouldn't be paid any more. well we just heard there from some of those very tense barbara not a high level of enthusiasm we have to say with that in mind what is the expected outcome of this election. it is expected that all over the the result is going to be relatively similar to

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but their arguments don't pass muster. not even close. and if they don't like when their inaction is pointed out it is very clear what they can do. they can join democrats and get to work on the long liz of challenges we can and should be making progress on. from healthcare to gun violence, to the climate crisis and more. we are ready to get to work and we have been ready to get to work from day one were not going to stop posting senate republican leaders to start getting things done here. >> thanks very much and i want to amplify what we referenced earlier in terms of the number of days in the legislative graveyard nothing it happened with regard to gun violence. we are told after the horrors of just this past summer there be action in the majority leader talked about considering a background check will an extreme risk protection order bill. and of course neither is happy. just in terms of the h.r.8, the universal background check bill, 265 days in the legislated graveyard. we know as a nation we lose a hundred people every day to gun vi

if it doesn't muster the 67 votes in the senate, then the president stays on and that is exactly whatthere were two articles of impeachment. neither of them managed to reach the 67 threshold. >> all right. thank you so much. appreciate it. have a great rest of your thanksgiving weekend. >>> a key player in the house impeachment, house speaker nancy pelosi, she will be taking questions on impeachment, the 2020 election and more in a live cnn town hall moderated by jake tapper, that is thursday night right here on cnn. ist at 3m is t i'm part of a community of problem solvers. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger challenge. we are solving problems that improve lives. >>> this week the white house went on lockdown after a, quote, slow moving blob entered its highly restricted air space and it turns out that it may have been just a flock of birds. but military jets were scrambled and it triggered a response across multiple national security agencies. and on thanksgiving, the secret service managed to sneak president trump out of his mar-a-lago

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he solicited the help of donald trump, so on and so forth, and he still could not muster it. the judiciary system still could indict him on fraud and breach of trust and most importantly, according to the prosecutor general, he basically used hhs office for his own personal benefit. that does sound like what in the united states. however, unlike the united states where the ssstem is quite protective of a veryystrong presidency, in a parliamentary system like israel, a prime minister does not have as much protection as an american president. that is why i think you will find it diificult to resist the political ressure coming forward. and the political pressure is forthcoming. netanyahu will not be able to stand. the question is, will he or pardoned by the president and he just steps aside and does not go onjail, or he insisss pursuing his political career and looing and in jail? actually have a functioning government anytime soon. %netanyahu could not form a government. neither could benny gantz. now corruption charges. what chance does israel have of getting a functioning go

steve: this one might pass muster. lemonis: oh, you have one that may pass muster? that's good.m is on straight. -this arm is on crooked. -steve: right. lemonis: you're rushing it. steven, is there anything in this showroom that you would deliver to a customer? steven: no, there's nothing in here that i would give 100%. lemonis: what about that chair right there? steven: it has the nicks on the paint. lemonis: how about this one? steven: the upholstery is all right, but the finish could be better. there's scratches. it's not good. lemonis: who is really pushing the furniture out before it's ready? steve: it's a good customer, and they call, and they say, "can you have it in less time?" steven: he'll say yes, but then we have to do a rush. it messes up production. lemonis: does that frustrate you? steven: everyone gets frustrated, because they're expected to do perfect in less than, you know, perfect amount of time. lemonis: the problem with the furniture and the quality isn't the people that are making it. it's the process that they're given to make it or the lack of process. go

it's proof of human or dangerousness and our ability to muster nature. show that there are many beautiful cities in the world but venice is in a class of its own property even into. every year more than $13000000.00 tourists come to marvel at the palazzo surround the grand canal. these stately townhouses are architectural masterpieces built using techniques that are unique worldwide. then it seems to float over the water but in fact the entire city stands on a forest of wooden tiles 10000000 logs were driven into the mud contrary to all prevailing rules of urban construction. the architects of the time conquered the lagoon to build one of the world's most extraordinary cities but the water is a continual threat even today. then this is palaces withstand the danger posed by the water all will they gradually sing. the history of the n s began more than one and a half 1000000 years ago and a large stretch of force in the northern mediterranean on the asiatic coast of italy. been occurring on the southern edge of the else is 50 kilometers long and tension on

christian: with winter coats and sensible sho, volunteers are mustering. here in the west yorkshire drizzle, the groundwork isro --d war is underway. leeds northwest is one of the key labor marginals. they face a zable challenge from the lib dems. no room for complacency. labor is pouring in the resources. it is a big team bolstered bys. young face this constituency has one of the biggest student populations in the country. >> ground-floor, that is. >> no other party matches labor's ground game. set times -- 11:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. just committed, just enthusiastic. christian: any student or forme studom leeds knows about the notorious pub crawl, 16 pubs into the city center. you know what, it is like the elecon campaign. it is long, it requires great stamina, and no one really knows where it is going to end. at lea i didn't. but the is aerious point -- student turnout in the run-up to christmas, better get them early. turnout is important for the conservatives. they are defending a mority from labor of just 331. what is the brexit message? >>he b

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with much at stake for the united states and called for all the experience and expertise we could muster when i returned to the united states deputy secretary of state sullivan told me there had been a concerted campaign against me that the president no longer wished me to serve as ambassador to ukraine and that in fact the president had been pushing for my removal since the prior summer as mr sullivan recently or counted during his senate confirmation hearing neither he nor anyone else ever explained or sought to justify the president's concerns about me nor did anyone in the department justify my early departure by suggesting i had done something wrong i appreciate that mr sullivan publicly affirmed at his hearing that i had served capably admirably. although then and now i have always understood that i served at the pleasure of the president i still find it difficult to comprehend that foreign and private interests were able to undermine u.s. interests in this way individuals who apparently felt stymied by our press our efforts to promote stated u.s. policy against corruption that is

live now to muster shuddery who's chair of the islamic human rights commission you're very welcome to the program now the police only mentioned that the fire rules had been violated do you consider this an act of islamophobia. of course it is i mean if he sounded table around say that this is of a lot demonization promotion of hate will be targeting judaism or christianity or if this is the of other people everyone immediately will come to the conclusion that this is discriminatory this is if promoting hatred i should to stop the fact that they use fire as a means of promoting hatred really is neither here or this actually shows either the authorities in norway or our toes for the link to the reality of promotion of hate i mean this is this is it really is a testament to the little of environment of hate which and currency exists within the west and european countries what do you think that the organizer the leader of that organization was trying to achieve by burning the crown was he trying to get interaction. well it's getting reaction and it's also sort of democracy the whole of th

little rock i think it's really a combination of the fact that there's not been a clear political muster let's bring it back laurie melody jeffrey can i mean laura you extensively researched china's coal consumption and carbon dioxide trends are there any similarities between the causes and effects of air pollution in india and china and why the situation has become so dangerous in new delhi. india seen rapidly rising coal consumption and old oil consumption in the last decade very similar to that gets offset by the rapid increase in oil costs coal consumption and oil consumption what china has managed to do in the last 5 years he's bringing down the levels of pollution significantly and that happened by putting a stop to the increasing coal consumption and then actually even dramatic improvements in that pollution control technologies that are used in coal fired power plants and factories and so on but it will be very hard to do this ok the technology on the other 10 percent a year of 5 percent per year increase in india underlying use of dirty energy will perish in bangkok i mean we're

artsy new york where legal media analyst jennifer dunn musters sais that the drop in interest actually comes in handy for us democrats the american public i think the public in general is getting bored with some of the narratives that have been pushed. against donald trump have been shown to either be completely false or unfounded in facts but there are some important things that have come out one of those i think is that is the fact that well one for one thing she didn't have any firsthand knowledge of what this is about and she wasn't even in her post for several months and so the fact that she was there was just to showcase her as somebody who could say things that would maybe paint on a trumpet a light i think a lot of this has really been planned i mean after the you know these hearings started out with 45 minutes of the democrats of adam schiff and the democratic attorney being able to question her now again when we hear these questions what is this is just praising her and talking about her heroic life story and her parents after that they're supposed to be there is theoreticall

when it comes to environmental protections but its people are going to need all the resolve they can muster in the coming years now the plows president is a veteran campaigner in the world stage fighting to protect island nations while they still time let's hear now what president tommy remain a sound had to say when he addressed world leaders at the u.n. general assembly in september allow his some of the most well preserved coral reef ecosystems in the world however we now face many challenges brought on by a globalized world do they local fishermen are not the only ones trolling our waters. and climate crisis threatens to render island lives and livelihoods untenable well i interviewed the president here in person author more about the pressures that palau is placing from climate change every food more now that means every month. we have households along the coastline that literally have to abandon their places and go in and stay the the weekend or a couple of days until the full moon tide resides that's how serious it is you can't park in your own backyard anymore so she level rise is a

little club but the people don't call it a disability tional information coming from the council that musters 'd to salute workers. so i want to share another picture from people because they're so striking seeing these images here and this they here slave rebellion reenactment and see. just one picture a depiction of what was going on last week this took about 6 years right from yes idea to fruition why did it take so long what was happening in that process well. research was happening but also funding and it was very important and we started this project doing the obama years and then we shifted into a republican president and republicans are not friendly to the arts so how did you come over that hurdle what happened how did it happen well it happened because dred scott was persistent and he was determined to have this project and have this event happen. so i don't know all of the details of what he did to raise 'd funds but i know he spent 5 years even up until a month or 2 weeks before the event occurred it was still talking to people who could possibly donate or provide some sort of fund

suspects will dismiss the men with the same court will actually lead to the identification of the muster mines what you keep the outer we know that the this middle man that he is telling the truth how do we know that he knows what he says he knows. well to be honest i mean people close to the investigation and this did this does guy he's a taxi driver he's a 41 year old texan driver he's been mentioned in the investigation maybe not public it but in private sectors and said it was close to the investigation for a number of months i would say in not only weeks and but for some reason it was only know that the government decided to step up the investigation and decided that this was the right time to offer the presidential pardon somebody something there must have been a turning point whereby the government believes that no it's time is ripe to gave the presidential pardon so that this middle man can say who was the monster mine and now the question is not only who but why why was it felt that. to begin and not just who actually had this plan where you know it has been 2 years since the mu

opportunity for forming a coalition government goes to anyone in the knesset the israeli parliament who can muster enough support on that same day get on star a senior they could figure has said that if israel goes to another round of elections he says there should be a leadership election before that within likud so that he can stand to be prime minister of israel not netanyahu this will only strengthen his case given that netanyahu is now on the record finally no questions. in this at all charged with an extremely serious crime such as bribery along with fraud and breach of trust ok . with that big breaking story thank you thank you very very much at least 8 people in bolivia have been killed during fights with police and the military who were trying to secure a fuel plant there's been an arrest since last month's election with supporters of the former president evo morales demanding has returned he fled to mexico 10 days ago after alegate allegations that as a voting irregularities supporter. in a tiny church in 6 men were covered with blankets and laid on preen benches they died in tuesday's p

also i now do recall a conversation on september 1st 2900 in warsaw with you muster here mack this brief pull aside conversation followed a larger meeting involving vice president pence and president lenski in which president selenski had raised the issue of suspension of u.s. aid to ukraine directly with vice president pence after that large meeting i now recall speaking individual with mr your mac rest said that resumption of u.s. aid would likely not occur until ukraine provided the public anticorruption statement that we have been discussing for many weeks. you create a scandal revolves around the sun the democratic presidential candidate joe biden who held a top position in the ukrainian gas company but a newly released e-mails to the idea that the firm used by those connections to get out of a corruption investigation led maupin's go. bris my holdings that's the natural gas firm in ukraine that vice president joe biden's son hunter biden worked for and it's now at the center of a scandal or i guess it isn't mainstream us media insists that any claims of wrongdoing are simply a cons

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well obviously china is not obviously russia is not obviously bella ruth is mining big there is mustering them because i said to do it for them to do this 10 years ago you know 8 years ago get the slave shackles off ok be free your country will love you. do it again domestic population if they're being warned this is their last warning i believe before the whole rampage starts 1st i want to mention because we didn't mention this and it was big news that the us budget deficit has $984000000000.00 in fiscal 2019 up $205000000000.00 in one year that was a 26.4 percent increase so the bucket when covering it yeah i got i'm going to cover off debt is money we owe it to ourselves out of charles all that this is backed by my editorials. yeah of course so here's the annual us treasury budget deficit this is during the financial crisis the spike there and of course that was the most since world war 2 when we were in a global war then we were at basically the same we were battling deflation we were battling all the toxic debts washing up on our shores in 2008 in 2009 and that resulted in this huge

when it comes to environmental protections but its people are going to need all the resolve they can muster in the coming years nick clark al jazeera. let's have a look at the main stories here it is there a record number of people have turned out to vote in hong kong's district elections almost 2000000 people have cast their ballots so far it follows months of increasingly violent protests against prey beijing policy is security forces have killed at least 2 people in iraq while trying to disperse protests in the southern city of paris or 70 others were injured another 3 people were shot dead in the city of nasiriyah after security forces opened fire a test says well the gem june has more from the iraqi capital baghdad medical sources and basra as well as i witnessed his are telling us that 2 people at least 2 people have been killed as a result of security forces utilizing live fire to despard disperse protesters that were trying to block the road that would get to the cost of port that's the strategic port that is near basra it's an area that's been very restive in the past few weeks has

fielding so been so high and they are fielding so many candidates, the pro—democracy parties are able to musterconsequences because if they win a majority of the seats, and they have never done this before in the local councils, they get seats in the body that uses the chief executive. for the first time, the pan— democratic alliance would have a say over who gets to run hong kong but the final say is china. this is the nub of the whole thing. hong kong is turning out with spectacular numbers because they treasure the right to vote, something you don't see elsewhere in china. it has been an impressive turnout but they know however strongly signalled they sent to the government, and we think that is what is likely to happen, the turnout suggests a lot of anti—government sentiment is going to be expressed. carrie lam cannot budge or make concessions unless the government of china tells her she can. there is an air of frustration in hong kong that they can't change anything however much they express their views and that raises the prospect that we will see a resumption of protests. the street i am

when it comes to environmental protections but its people are going to need all the result they can musterin the coming years nick luck al-jazeera. let's take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera now voting is underway in hong kong's local elections a record number of people have registered this time around it's seen as a test for the probe aging government following months of demonstrations of orators have threatened to suspend voting if there's serious disruption chief executive kerry has appealed for a peaceful vote sarah clarke has laces from hong kong. where the polls have been open for a couple of hours now and official figures indicate that 150000 people. ballots in the 1st hour now that's almost 3 times the turnout in that same 1st hour since the 25th elections are huge lines at polling booths across the city maybe i will see a line behind this place car behind me but this line snaked its way around the building and this is a similar scene across hong kong now 1000000 people have registered to vote that's a record number and the increase has been recorded in the 18

general charge netanyahu with bribery fraud and breach of trust and 3 cases harry fosset report so muster a slim. israel's president says his country is going through harsh and dark days hard to detect perhaps in the autumn sunshine in west jerusalem the talk to a few of those making the most of it in the shadow of this political crisis is never far away the country has to be skewered it carefully and responsibly and we know you no one questions how responsible that stewardship is going to be in the coming months here for the 1st time a sitting israeli prime minister has been indicted for crimes he's alleged to have carried out while in office but there are still plenty of israelis who agree with him that the case is politically motivated they don't like trump. that they're going to get him just as the same thing with with bibi a lot people have enough of him where he's been there long enough that's it i'm not saying he is innocent not saying he's guilty in a sense israelis have got used over many months to the details of these indictments the case has been set out at some length so to th

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when it comes to environmental protections but its people are going to need all the resolve they can musterin the coming years nick clarke al-jazeera. let's have a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera a record number of people have turned out to vote in hong kong's district elections 2300000 people have already cast their ballots for those months of increasingly violent protests against pro beijing policy his problem bride has more from hong kong it is generally perceived here that the more people who vote study is going to benefit the pan democrats and of course we have seen as well as this record turnout a record registration ahead of this poll of people wanting to vote some 4000000 people registering out of a population of 7000000 with several 100000 of those big young people registering for the 1st time so that the more people who vote is generally considered to be the pan democrats pro democrats who are going to benefit people in getting this hour choosing a new president for years political infighting and allegations of corruption have paralyzed parliament the incumbent presiden