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>>> now the conservative member owen patternson on the uk's future relations with the u.s. also, the importance of a free trade agreement between the u.s. and the uk and how the current european union regulations and prime minister theresa may's brexit deal may affect the united kingdom. britain is scheduled to leave the eu on march 29th of next year. >>> good morning. welcome to the heritage foundation. special relationship. he's been an outstanding and dedicated mp since 1997 and served as secretary of state for environment, food, and world affairs and of ireland. he was one of the first british conservatives to support brexit and more recently been a prominent critic of prime minister theresa may's agreement, which prompted the resignations of both the foreign secretary and brexit secretary when announced in july. owen has urged the british government to fully restore britain's sovereignty when it exits the eu in 2019 and called on the united states and the united kingdom to negotiate and sign the free trade deal that would further advance the economic partnership betwee

captain owen morgan and joe root kept the scoreboard ticking over, they were unbeaten and the total had already passed 18 runs and the series match was secured. and the series win was secured. it is nice to continue this format to build this form to build partnerships with other guys. and continue to win. it is frustrating we don't play a full game and you don't... today would have been a good run chase. i also thought we had the best conditions. it was tough upfront for sri lanka for the first 20 overs against our spinners. but it did get better. let's get more reaction now from henry moeran who's joined by test match

a question from owen. and, senator, you'll begin. >> what is more important, doing what the majority of north dakotaans want or what you believe is right? sen. heitkamp: this has certainly ban question i've been asked a lot of times since my vote to not confirm judge kavanaugh. frequently i get asked by journalists. public opinion polls say 60% of the public wanted him confirmed. that may be true. i'm not going to dispute that. that wasn't our numbers. i will tell you this. when you're a united states senator you are elected to exercise your judgment, your best path forward. and when i looked at a supreme court appointment, that person is going to be sitting on the bench when you are in your 40's and 50's. i can't make a decision based on what the public opinion poll says today. i have to make a decision, exercising my independent judgment and with the supreme court nominee, guess what? there is no do overs. it is not like legislation where we can fix it. and so i think it is really many times to represent

david owen chief european economist from jeffries.eign exchange markets are doing i talked about the strong employment numbers out of the uk a balance in cable euro/dollar is 1.15. that is the picture. dollar is trading on the backfoot this morning. switching to european markets, much more positive picture for the european indices than in the last couple of sessions. ftse mib surprisingly strong today. the budget has been confirmed. spending plans and revenue plans are at 2.4% for next year. italian equities up this morning. xetra dax is firmer as well. the underperformer is ftse 100 i would point that back to the strength in the pound given the export sensitive nature of the ftse let's take a look at u.s. futures as well. it looks as if we're seeing a firmer picture for u.s. main indices. dow seen opening up 25 points higher nasdaq 28 points higher after a weak session in the trading yesterday. we are very much in the midst of earnings season. all right. so we are just getting some flashes out of eu as well. i was talking about some

candace owens she's an activist with the conservative organization known as turning point usa she was confronted by protesters after she was simply trying to have breakfast in her hotel the protesters were confronting her and did not approve of some of the statements that she had made on social media this is what went down when candace owens was just trying to enjoy her everyday life. there's. seems to be an extreme polarization in the country between those who support donald trump and those who oppose him and it seems that this division is being asked a late it was some taking it well beyond arguments and to physical confrontations former texas republican official john griffin believes there's a growing mob mentality fueled by significant partisan divide. this is a mob rule mentality and this is what has been encouraged by democrat leaders and it's certainly not consistent with the democratic process the democrats have ceased being able to defend their own ideas in fact many of them don't know what those ideas are they change from minute to minute from second to second depending on w

and a reminder could preorder burgess owens' new book, wh.that's top republican has a warning for democrats. quit delaying and resisting the kavanaugh vote. a poll shows more americans think the confirmation is the target of a smear campaign. christine blasey ford says she is 100% sure brett kavanaugh attacked her. president trump defended him

geoffrey owens back on set. an exclusive look behind the scenes as he goes to work with tyler perry after being job shamed at trader joe's, a sneak peek at his big comeback. ♪ >>> see that smile on his face. good morning, america. it's great to have you with us on this tuesday morning. it's so wonderful to see geoffrey doing so well. >> how much his life has changed in just the last month and he is grateful for everything. we have much more on that ahead. >> a lot more of that coming up. >>> first, the latest on the supreme court confirmation battle. president trump has authorized the fbi to expand the investigation into nominee brett kavanaugh saying he wants to be comprehensive and finish this week. >> but the president also saying he stands by his nominee, quote, all the way. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega asked the president about this and she joins us now from washington. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hi, robin. good morning to you. it was quite a day here at the white house yesterd

he just said he's done with politics. >> i'm not sure city denounced candace owens.tiff arm to her trying to hug tight to him and sort of piggy back her movement, this blexity movement off of kanye west's clear celebrity, which is the same thing that president trump has done. that's that second down for your viewers in his timeline right now. the tragedy of kanye, there's more than one tragedy, but in this case, is that he's a musical genius. flashing lights, jesus walks, stronger, diamonds from sierra leone. we all know these songs. he put it all out there. over the last couple of years in the trump era, he has waded out into this political arena in a way that was uninformed, half baked and made people suspect leading to what symone was saying a moment ago that some of this was about just raising his own profile. there is a discussion to be hading about the relationship between black people and both major political parties but the discussion that he was having that candace owens is having is not a serious discussion. >> perhaps we should be doing something on who is

we are first on the set with former "cosby" star geoffrey owens. he's back in hollywood after getting job shamed for working at trader joe's. the bill cosby scandal hit him hard in the wallet. >> i never complained about that to anyone, you know, but the fact was, yeah, that was part of the reality that i took a financial hit because of that situation. >> with the residual checks drying up -- >> exactly that's basically it, yeah. >> having reruns of "the cosby show" pulled was one of the reasons that lead to geoffrey being job shamed for bagging groceries at trader joe's. >> what about your story do you think resonated with people so much? >> that a guy who was famous once was willing to take a regular job. >> i'm going to run back to my office. thank you. >> after hearing his story, tyler perry called with a part playing a politician on "the haves and have nots." >> what was his reaction when he was offered this role? >> shock and joy, but also very humbled, just the humility of it was all over it. >> we've got it under control. >> and geoffrey kn

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joining me on the panel tonight n, steve wagner, cecile wehrma and owen peele,. these panelists have crafted tonight's questions and they will take turns reading them. both candidates were provided advance notice of the rules and have agreed to them. here they are. each candidate will have two minutes for opening remarks. the order for opening remarks as well is closing remarks was drawn shortly before we took the stage tonight. following opening remarks, we will begin with a series of questions. the candidates will take turns answering first with answers limited to one minute. one candidate will answer first followed by the other. the other candidate will then have 30 seconds to respond. at 15 seconds, i will raise the red card. this will continue for the hour we have allotted tonight. after approximately 50 minutes, the candidates will need to ask one question following the same format. we will then end with closing remarks lasting two minutes each. the panelists will ask the questions and my role will be to moderate, time, and generally maintain the flow of th

geoffrey's late father major owens was a former u.s. congressman from new york.told me he enjoyed perry's rapid paced style of shooting. >> i did 11 scenes in three days and he works really fast and i loved it. he was very generous and it was fun actually, very exhilarating. >> coming up -- ♪ i'm on the edge of glory >> lady gaga's rise to glory from her first "e.t." interview. >> what's it like to all of a sudden look up and say i'm the hottest act in the world. >> to her outspoken style. >> i don't like fake people. >> then why sarah jessica parker is back in manhattan. >> i was extremely excited. >> and why one of a-rod's co-stars is going after new theraflu powerpods. the cold and flu fighting machine. you put in your machine. press the button to brew up powerful relief. to defeat your toughest cold and flu symptoms fast. new theraflu powerpods. press. sip. relief. >> in theaters and on demand today, ♪ >> my goal is to win the mirror ball and hug it every night. >> take it home. >> the kids get to take over "dancing with the stars" in the first ever juniors e

. >> laura: candace owens joins us later with her reaction to that.in "seen and unseen with raymond arroyo, we will unveil this accident last week. >> laura: it's now time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we explore some of the big cultural stories the day. now, in a moment we will dive into a political american music awards. but first, last friday segment with raymond arroyo went viral, made international headlines. we call it a social media debate. is it an accident or a comedy bit? your this is ridiculous. we are talking about ambulance chaser lawyers out there. >> i'm glad i have this moment because i want people to know the reality and the truth. tens of millions of people watch this viral video and saw what happened and those two gentlemen over there that you haven't met, mr. biddle and mr. billings worth, those are my attorneys. you will meet them after the show. i will show the audience a video of what happened last week. now i want you to keep your eye on laura ingraham's right hand, watch what happens. roll the tape. >> go to the edge

he swa m wilfred owen, our great poem.o come along and join in this act of remembrance, what would they be experiencing on the beach? and has a couple of things. on 30 of the beaches spread another country we have 12 of them indicated here. as you can see, they go all the way around the country. we hope to draw in the sand hued portraits of individuals. at folkestone it probably will be wilfred owen because he swam on this beach. but it can be... people could be connected to people in the communities. at low tide we will draw their picture, a great piece of sand painting and then as the tide returns it will wash them away, perhaps for a final time. it is a big question for the country, do we keep commemorating the first world war after 100 years? people will be able to participate in that painting and also in other events on the beach and they will also have a poem which has been written by our poet laureate. we wanted people to read the poem on the day and that can be a communal events, all classroom of children, it could

retired player burgess owens joins us tonight to talk about what, if anything, can be done to turn the nfl around and to restore proper respect and regard for the very people who make it all possible, american fans. we begin with breaking news tonight. the senate majority leader, senator mitch mcconnell setting a time for the senate to vote on judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court confirmation. >> the time for endless delay and obstruction has come to a close. judge kavanaugh's nomination's out of committee, we're considering it here on the floor, and mr. president, we'll be voting this week. >> senator mcconnell's commitment to the president comes as we learn that the fbi could, could wrap up its investigation into allegations against judge kavanaugh by tomorrow. our other top stories, we will lead off with a big one. president trump tearing up nafta as promised, announcing a historic trade deal with canada and mexico, finally putting america first. >> we have negotiated this new agreement based on the principle of fairness and reciprocity. to me it is the most important word in trade

candace owens she's an activist with the conservative organization known as turning point usa she was confronted by protesters after she was simply trying to have breakfast in her hotel the protesters were confronting her and did not approve of some of the statements that she had made on social media this is what went down when candace owens was just trying to enjoy her everyday life. there's. seems to be an extreme polarization in the country between those who support donald trump and those who oppose him and it seems that this new vision is being asked late it was some taking it well beyond arguments and to physical confrontations. let's discuss this further with john griffin former texas republican official thanks to joining us on the program now are you surprised that these left wing protesters tend to such disruptive and violent matches like blocking the traffic and attacking cars. no in fact i've written about it for over a year at the daily caller in world net daily and i've talked about it extensively on your network this is a mob rule mentality and this is what has been encou

owen valez and michelle henley. they're our two new a pointies. >> thank you, any comments from the board? >> mr. graham dobson is here if you'd like to hear from him. >> i see him in the audience. >> [laughter] >> did you want to hear from me? [laughter] >> i'll tell you, the two candidates are both here in the audience tonight. we have owen valez who represents consumer seat, parent representative. owen is active with parent voices. the consumer seat is one of the hardest seats to fill on our advisory council. it would be replacing the previous parent representative and consumer representative that was appointed by the board of education. we have rachel henley from rec and parts who is our public agency representative. again, replacing a previous public agency seat, which was held by public-health. that person retired and the seat was available. it doesn't have to go to the public-health department again. it can be any public agency. we think it's really important to have the rec and park voice on the childcare pl

candace owens will be here later in the hour to break it down. first the democrats convenient case of amnesia. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now at this point it seems the bomb like material sent to prominent democrats and cnn weren't meant to detonate, but they were meant to intimidate, instill fear. predict blue the left and their brethren are blaming president trump. >> law enforcement investigators are obviously right now i'm sure noticing that all of the recipients have been the targets of wrath from president trump. >> he has frequently channeled his supporters rage toward people or groups that he sees as his political enemies. some of whom were targeted by today's bombs. >> he's distracting from that what atmosphere we have in the country and he's not doing anything to tone it down. >> laura: the impulse to blame the president takes us back to the issues of basic fairness and common sense. two qualities in short supply these days. it's irrelevant responsible and outrageous for these folks to imply that these cast arredly can acts we

thank you, owen and ruth. goodbye. from seville. this was an occasion england needed to reflect well on them, both off the pitch where a minority of fans had clashed with spanish police and on it, with one of football‘s most feared force is lying in wait. england were fortunate not to concede immediately. but there was nothing lucky about what happened next. a wonderful move finished with aplomb by rahim stirling. what a waiter claimed first international goal in three years. that was the first time england scored in spain since 1987. marcus rushford silenced seville. but the visitors won‘t finished. england looking world beaters as stirling scored his second in an unforgettable night. spain came into the match as a form team. the hosts were given hope. pickford was lucky not to give a penalty. spanish prostration boiling over. another one was pulled back by ramos but this will be remembered for a famous england victory. two stunning a strong spain side, this tea m stunning a strong spain side, this team and gareth sou

candace owens she's an activist with the conservative organization known as turning point usa she was confronted by protesters after she was simply trying to have breakfast in her hotel the protesters were confronting her and did not approve of some of the statements that she had made on social media this is what went down when candace owens was just trying to enjoy her everyday life. there's. seems to be an extreme polarization in the country between those who support donald trump and those who oppose him and it seems that this division is being asked a late it was some taking it well beyond arguments and to physical confrontations. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. . stepping down his washington correspondent with the details. well nikki haley thanked trump for the honor of a lifetime serving as ambassador trump accepted her resignation and said that he'd announce her successor in a matter of two to three weeks and he also hopes that she'll come back to serve the administration in a different capacity let's check out what they both had to say she told me probably six months ago she sa

hi good evening my name is kevin owen you're watching r.t. international broadcasting around the world from our h.q. here in moscow russia is ten six pm this chews day first the news feed today the death toll from the civil war in the central african nation of south sudan has reached almost four hundred thousand that was revealed in a damning new report that says the number of people killed is almost eight times higher than previously thought the shocking figures are a long way than from the hope that surrounded the country's declaration of independence in twenty eleven u.s. but there was quick to support africa's newest nation but the question is how long did that help continue caleb maupin reports. south sudan is the youngest country in the world and according to a new report from the u.s. state department it's off to a pretty bleak start almost four hundred thousand people killed half of them killed in the conflict the other half dying of hunger and disease now previously prior to this report the estimates had only been in the tens of thou

and a reminder could preorder burgess owens' new all americans and our partners.s lou. >>> good evening everyone. our top stories promise is kept. president trump eking a trade deal with canada and mexico that does away with the job killing nafta replacing it with an agreement that is fair and reciprocal, putting america first. >> once approved by congress, this new deal will be the most modern, up to date and balanced trade agreement in the history of our country. with the most advanced protections for workers ever developed. >> we will take up the economic significance of president trump's historic agreement with the director of

miss helen owens in the chamber today? come on up. colleagues, i want to introduce you to a good friend of mine and a mentor. this is a talented, beautiful human being. an author, a mother, a small business owner. her name is helen ellen. she is a native san franciscan. she has dedicated her life to healthy women by showing them how to harness their -- no, know , no. [laughter] >> into the microphone. [laughter] >> hi. >> it's ok. wait, i'm not done. >> oh, ok. >> i will give an introduction and then you will say some things and then we will applaud and we will take a picture. >> ok. >> rh. back to my notes. she is on point, as you can see. definitely excited and eager. she is teaching women how to harness their -- harness their personal power and heal their minds and the soul and their spirit. she is a veteran motivational speaker and she personally taylor's her storytelling to her audience using perfectly measured accommodation of grace, of humour, of comedy which, is really true compassion. she has overcome obstacles related to sev

candace owens, an incredible person.catch can dace, welcome, candace owens. thank you guys. rachel: good morning. pete: what a big day you had at the white house and with this young black leadership summit. talk, i mean, from just feeling like you're screaming in the wilderness as a black conservative to standing in the white house being called out by the president. >> you know, it was a tremendous moment and beyond just being able to bring these people to the president because i have been talking about this black conservative movement i've seen on the underground sort of coming to the top and nobody believes me and i said you guys aren't paying attention to this they don't recognize the democrat party and they are excited because trump is not just talking he's delivering results to our community, so the rhetoric of the left and of their media no longer matters. we are engaged and excited and we are behind this president. rachel: candace, i was watching as well the video from outside of after the summit, there were all t

11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, author and journalist owennett, and economic adviser with the arbuthnot banking group ruth lea. commentator: it's another one for sterling, no offside. and in tonight's football, england stunned spain with victory in the nations league. good evening. just two days before the crucial eu summit in brussels, the prime minister has insisted that a brexit deal is still achieveable. the sticking point remains the future of the irish border. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has told fellow leaders they should not give up on the process, but that the eu should also prepare for the possibility of a no—deal brexit. he said that was now more likely than even before. political editor laura keunssberg has the latest. my tea—making's not too bad... making deals, not cups of tea, are what counts right now. looks like you've been making quite a few cups of tea. brexit talks broke up yesterday with no agreement. the prime minister dropped into a project that helps those feeling lonely today. she must know wha

isaid, oh, owen owen, you're young, i'm already older.u just get used to mean not being here. um, no, he didn't wa nt not being here. um, no, he didn't want that. then he talked me into him taking on one kidney. i said, no, i had to talk to the doctors. i talked to him about erwin and what would happen to him because he was still quite young. i did feel like i was older, i was already in my 70s, so was older, i was already in my 70s, so why should i take the kidneys from a young man and let him finish his life? that's what i felt like. he said, well, no, no, my life is fine how it is, i'll give you one of my kidneys. so the obvious question is, you're 79 next month, you've had your stroke, you had cancer and you've had kidney failure and a kidney replacement. how are you, tina7 kidney replacement. how are you, tina? i'm happier than i've ever beenin tina? i'm happier than i've ever been in my life. i'm happier than i ever thought that life would become for me. so that means that most of my hardships came while i was young. growing up. and

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cramer: thanks, owen. did the supreme court make the right decision, that is always difficult to ask somebody who is not on the supreme court. first of all, it was a 6-2 decision. of course, i am not voting as brett kavanaugh. it was also upholding them to appellate court decision. i think, getting back to one of our earlier questions, the integrity of the ballot box is precious and we need to protect it. north dakota being the only state in the country does not have voter registration makes that much more difficult. i think the law the legislature passed was pretty basic. it provides for tribal members to use their tribal membership card, provided by their government, as one part of the idp's -- the id piece. you should be able to demonstrate you live where you are voting, otherwise you may vote for the wrong person in the wrong place. we need integrity, but we also need to make sure we don't disenfranchise. i think that law does it. as far as the supreme court decision, i would not want to judge. sen. he

candace owens and brandon judd among our guests tomorrow. trish regan will take it from here. trish: the country on edge as the fbi confirms that a series of explosive devices sent to political figures around the country, they are all linked, possibly sent by the same person or persons. as law enforcement works through the night searching for answers, we are here with you with the breaking details. all this as the president speaks to supporters in wisconsin. we are waiting for updates from him as to who is behind the heinous attacks. "trish regan primetime" learned delays third caravan being formed in el salvador as we speak. it's expected to follow closely behind the other two caravans already en route. the number of migrants may top 14,000 and apparently the left is just fine with that. here is kamala harris saying we need to welcome them. >> the idea we are vilifying anyone and fear mongering. that's not in the best interest of our country. trish: she is wrong. anyone who tells you we should allow them all in is not ground in reality. listen to this. the ivy league institut

they are just some of the world news stories so far this friday my name's kevin owen here in moscow thank you for watching for me on the team have a great day. hillary clinton so civility can only return when the democrats are back in power former obama a.g. eric holder has coined a new phrase when they go low we kick them without a doubt both statements can be dismissed as political banter as the midterms loom but it would seem no one can claim much virtue and civility in this environment. and your own pal. coming up that. i am told paul enough. will get. in from clinton there is a trade in young girls souls into an underground sex in the street sometimes but the people they trust the most. on. a couple. is china not russia the threat to us elections the administration says yes well explore that topic on this edition of politic. politicking on larry king on wednesday homeland security secretary kirsten. nielsen and f.b.i. director christopher ray said that china is engaged in an unprecedented influence campaign leading into the midterms and the twenty twenty presidential elections what h

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