palmer, thanks for being with us today.g in further, you touched on jedi which is once again the news of the day today, but from department of defense side of things, given the future threat landscape, what that will entail when you look to other countries like china which the u.s. has identified as a strategic competitor going into the future, do you think the government has its arms around what it takes to vet out technology and counter the futu future threats >> i don't think that they have their mind around the best way to do that, they know they need to change, that they need to move faster. in the united states, two unicorns in the defense space in 30 years, and spacex didn't start out to be a defense company, happens the largest provider of launch for the u.s. government i love space i don't want to disparage it, worth noting contrast it with china where you have a lot of new companies doing defense work, lots of consumer technology companies doing strong defense work. china has a strong pipeline from new tech to mil

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[laughter] was a chance to honor some of ma personal heroes, jack nicklaus, arnold palmer.. i never wanted this to be about me. when i got to the speakership, i became to the realize this. i remember the weeks leading up toi the 20th election, they wanted me to sit and pose for a cover shot. i was honored but i declined. the lead case and i declined. finally they sent a photographer to chase me around chicago. finally i grabbed the shot of me and put it on the cover. it turned out fine. i feel the same way about the portrait today. it will be on the wall but it's my hope that when the citizens see this in the speaker bobby they'll think, is not about me but theut things we stood for during my time here on the capital. it doesn't cost anything to be nice. i'd like to think we are able to disagree without being disagreeable. i like to think we try to do the right things for the right reasons. i like to think we served with our priorities in mind. mindful of our children's future especially when it comes to our nation's debt. sometimes we fall short on these things. but we alw

ian palmer, bbc south east today, brighton. terrifying speed there, i've got to admit. simmonds in london. stay with us. this finnish sauna has broken the world record for most people in a sauna, taking the title from china. hello. thursday was another rough day of weather across the uk. snow fell for some, this is how it looks over high ground in staffordshire. for many more it was rain, rain falling on sodden ground so there are a number of flood warnings in force and you can read about those on the bbc weather website. an area of low pressure spinning across continental europe and the strap of cloud here is what brought the persistent rain across parts of the midlands and north england. snow for some as well. that rain band is now working westwards and weakening but our area of low pressure still spinning around and still in charge of the scene so it will throw more outbreaks of rain in from the east as we go through the day. across england and wales, largely cloudy day with outbreaks of rain at time. light and patchy at times and heavy rain into the south—east later

ian palmer, bbc south east today, brighton.d. 101 people from different countries trying to be the ‘most nationalities ina sauna'. it was a succesful attempt by finland to reclaim the title from china, where the record had been broken in 2013 for 99 nationalities in a sauna. the organisers asked foreign embassies in helskini to help in their efforts to recruit people from other countries. and a reminder of our main use again, investigators examining the shooting down of a passenger plane over the ukraine in 2014 have disclosed intercepted phone calls that they say indicate close links between senior russian officials and the rebels accused of attacking the aircraft. you will remember that nearly 300 people were killed. on the phone calls, close aides to president hooton seem to be organising supplies of weapons for separatist fighters. officials in moscow have rejected the allegations claiming the investigators have manipulated the enquiry. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. h

patrick's day, before america the beautiful, after a tribute to golf legend arnold palmer.ret that john left the political scene when he did. endured a few more years i never would have become crying chuck schumer. [laughter] the president labeled me, and initially was parenthetical, as fake tears schumer, because i was weepy when we had immigrants whose families were being split up on stage. and trump said, i know schumer, those are fake tears, he never cries. actually it is well known in my family, when i took my daughters to see "free willy," i started weeping uncontrollably when he escapes. my daughters ran out of the theater. i'm not going to say speaker boehner and i agreed on most issues or even many. but he always exercised humility and a sense of humor and understood the nature of compromise. he knew that in a divided government, you don't get 100% of what you want all the time. sometimes he knew you do not even get what you want from your own side of the aisle. it is not hard to understand john's love of cigarettes, red wine, and the occasional serenity prayer. i

elizabeth palmer reports they were in and out in a flash. >> reporter: by the time the police showedin minutes of the 5:00 a.m. heist, the thieves had vanished. but here they are on security camera video, armed with flashlights and an ax. one repeatedly smashes the glass until it shatters. and this is the sumptuous room they hit. known as the green vault, it holds one of the largest treasure collections in europe, priceless paintings, sculpture, and plenty of gold. but the robbers were after one thing, millions of dollars worth of diamonds in 18th century settings. the police say it was a sophisticated hit. first, a fire was started nearby to knock out streetlights and the alarm system. then the thieves broke through an iron grill and a window. their getaway car was later found torched. curators and art lovers are devastated, but they are grateful for one thing, something the thieves didn't get, a rare 41-carat green diamond. by an amazing stroke of luck, it's sitting safely in new york, on loan to the metropolitan museum of art. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: stil

ian palmer, bbc south east today, brighton. record with a different vibe. most nationalities ina sauna. different vibe. most nationalities in a sauna. this was a successful attempt from fenland, taking the record from china, 19 nationalities in the sauna that —— 99. they received help from helsinki to recruit people from other countries. that's it for now. thank you for watching. hello. thursday was another rough day of weather across many parts of the uk. for some it was snow, this is how it looks over high ground in staffordshire. for many more it was rain, that rain falling on sodden ground so there are a number of flood warnings in force and you can read about those on the bbc weather website. the culprit, an area of low pressure spinning across continental europe and the strip of cloud here is what brought the persistent rain across parts of the midlands and north england. snow for some as well. that rain band is now working westwards and weakening but our area of low pressure still spinning around and still in charge of t

ian palmer, bbc south east today, brighton.attempt by finland to reclaim the title from china, where the record had been broken in 2013 for 99 nationalities in a sauna. the organisers asked foreign embassies in helskini to help in their efforts to recruit people from other countries. international investigators investigating the shooting down of a passenger plane over the ukraine in 2011: passenger plane over the ukraine in 2014 have disclosed intercepted phone calls that they say indicate close links between senior russian officials and the rebels accused of attacking the aircraft. nearly 300 people on board the flight were killed. hello. the weather caused yet more flooding and disruption across parts of the uk during thursday. for a few, it was snow that fell from the sky, that‘s how it looked in staffordshire doing thursday evening over high ground. for many more, it was rain that fell, that rain falling on sodden ground, so no surprise we had more flooding problems. check the latest flood warnings for where you are on the

palmer canceled one of those tests. >> dr. was not their biological baby. >> i became chief of staff at hardee memorial hospital, >>ivenhe staof in 1989. drpalmerat time, he was the chief of this hospital for many, many years. he has a fiercely loyal group of followers. i think that he could do this and be able to make the whole thing work. >> dr. palmer was intimately involved with some of the family down there. it's a very close-knit community. >> that was definitely a rumor that somehow doctors in town or the doctor would have wanted a favor and connected to somebody who want add favor for barbara >> ihi felt sorry for barbara and robert mays because they had wanted a baby for ten years. she finally gets pregnant, she has this baby. i think they just felt so sorry for the family. >> they all knew that this child wasn't expected to live. but they had no way to fix it. along comes regina twigg. she doesn't live in the community. nobody has any special feeling for her. and she gives birth to a beautiful, healthy, normal baby g

[laughter] it was even a chance to honor some of my personal heroes, jack nicholas, arnold palmer, andome a pope to the u.s. capitol to address a joint meeting of congress for the first time. but i never really wanted this to be about me. the closer i got to the speakership, i came to realize this. upemember the weeks leading to the 2010 election. time magazine wanted me to set and pose for a cover shot. while i was honored, i declined. they had the editor, staff and plead the case and i declined again. call myhad the editor staff and plead the case and i declined again. they sent a photographer to chase me around ohio and finally grabbed a candidate shot of me and put it on the cover. it turned out fine. i kinda feel the same way about this portrait today. it is my image that will be on the wall, but it is my hope that when our fellow citizens see this portrait in the speakers lobby for decades to come, they will think not about me but about the things that we stood for during my time here in the capital. it does not cost anything to be nice. -- here in the capitol. it is not cost any

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end up being preventing protests and there are only 2 investigation ok it is interesting shipped a palmer thank you very much indeed for talking to us here at al-jazeera thank you . thank you so much. now sri lankans are preparing to vote in a presidential election on saturday got by rajapaksa the brother of the former president mahinda is a favorite to win he's campaigned on national security following the easter sunday bombings ben smith reports now from colombo. manda rajapaksa is not running for president he's already served the maximum 2 terms yet he's the man these people have waited hours in the rain to see. if he's older less charismatic brother got a buyer who's on the ballot politics is a family business for the rajapaksa it's. got a buyer announced his candidacy after the easter sunday suicide bombings the targeted churches and hotels killing 263 people. we want to save the country and make it a safer place in the future. we're hoping that he's the one who can save the country for our children. as defense minister and president rajapaksa as were credited with crushing the towel

leland: dan palmer, appreciate it. fundraising continues. it is noteworthy what dan said about big data and how much effort the trump campaign is making on that. kristen: that interests me. good to point out. moving on, this california man is appearing in court on tuesday on several weapons charges after he and a 13-year-old boy were arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats against the south los angeles middle school. christina coleman has more and there are a lot of disturbing details in terms of what these people are accused of doing. >> reporter: day those suspects are in custody after there was a possible school shooting, deputies say they had a hit list map of the school and access to an ar 15 style rifle. kids at charter middle school south of downtown los angeles, they overheard students threatening to carry out a school shooting yesterday. deputies say the student was in a fight on campus thursday. he was arrested and charged with making criminal threats. deputies found a semi automatic rifle with a high-capacity magazine wit

tributes have been pouring in, let's hear from former fi driver now — jolyon palmer.ng to mercedes, he has become that full package and grown up become that full package and grown up and done a lot of maturing i think from these early days in each of the talent with a bit impetuous and too aggressive. a lot of people talk about the lifestyle he leads and big into fashion and music. quite mainstream. but he's got the steely determination as well, his talent mixed with a desire to succeed and a mercedes team. we cannot ignore the best team out there at the moment. different than other drivers and sort of like him oi’ other drivers and sort of like him or lump him you cannot argue with the pure fact exist six time world champion aware of the greatest that's ever been. he should be appreciated for that. well there have been loads of statistics thrown about — but this is the one that really matters — you can see where hamilton sits among the all time greats. just one behind the great michael schumacher. so fi commentatorjack nicholls can give us the breakdown on hamilton's

martin palmer: i think one of the things that i've seen over the last few years, and increasingly so,is a sense that if there is going to be some kind of chinese sololution to these issues, it is going to come out of chinese traditional culture. so my sense is that this partnership between religion and the government around environment is only going to get stronger and stronger. fred: there's hope these handshakes signal real support for ancient traditions of respect for nature in a society that has paid a heavy environmental price for progress in recent decades. [monkeys screeching, birds chirping] [cheering and applause] harpignies: it's a great privilege and pleasure to be able to introduce our final speaker today, someone who hasn't graced this stage for too many years. he was here in 2005, my good friend jeremy narby. now jeremy is a multifaceted fellow, and i don't have time to do justice to all his facets, but there are two that are of particular interest to us at bioneers. first, though he operates quietly and behind the scenes, jeremy has been one of the most effective activi

i spoke to former renault driver and gp2 championjolyon palmer and got him to put hamilton's win intoes now. he's pulled clear of the great 50s. he is clear of other great f1 names. 0nly michael hsu extends in this way. he's taking a load of records on route as well. —— michael shoemaker. the only thing left surely is to get the most successful of all time categorically. it seems now more than any other season he seemed to be more of a complete package in more of a direct comparison to somebody like michael. he's always had an absolute raw talent. when he came in at the come he showed exactly that. 22 is your old come almost won the title at mclaren, then he did win the title of the next year. six was years before he would win another title and switching to mercedes. then, he has become that full package. he has grown up become that full package. he has grown up and then a lot of maturing from his other states when he showed the talent but was a bit impetuous and a bit too aggressive. didn't a lwa ys and a bit too aggressive. didn't always show caution in the right area. now he has th

this exclusive video was shot before midnight on thursday after a day of filming the movie "palmer." in it, justin and co-star alisha wainwright play lovers. angina an aye eye witness says the pair was deep in conversation. justin appears to be pretty drunk in the video. at one point you can see another woman try to help him up. so what's going on? "e.t." has spoken to multiple sources. one says it's innocent. a second source says justin and sister and them hanging out on the balcony was harmless. justin was on set today looking serious and jessica was out running errands wearing her wedding ring. >> a source tells "e.t." jessica and justin love each other dearly. both have careers which can present some challenges, but they want nothing more than to stay together. >> once you find that person, it's like a baptism where you're like i can't go back. >> i think before we got married that's when, oh, yeah this is the person i want to be in the boat with when we hit the rapids because we're going to hit the rapids and we're going to have to hold on tight. can you row? >> just who is just

. >>> itn 90 minutes pg&e will tun out palmer in parts of napa and is sonoma counties because of a fireearning about a crash. >> public system ream assumes today on the impeachment inquiry. the much-anticipated key witness expected to speak what could be pivotal testimony. "today in the day" continues right now. >>> good wednesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we have been talking about those high incoming winds are putting us under that micro climate weather alert. meteorologist carrie haulsman is tracking that. >> wet roads out there. rain moved into part of the bay area over night and new video what it looked like in san jose. rain very much needed. not everyone picked it up but the big question is how much do the buckets get filled up? >> also with t

. >> joining me is senior washington correspondent anna palmer, former u.s.orney, former deputy assistant attorney harry litman who has represented whistle-blowers, so it's a good place to start with you, harry. there are republicans, some of them arguing that there is no law that shields whistle-blowers from identification. let me play some of that. >> yeah, okay. so as we know, the statute does not provide for the whistle-blower to remain anonymous. it protects them from retaliation and that retaliation is really about retaliation in terms of their job. >> well, a whistle-blower is never guaranteed anonymity. all they're guaranteed is that they won't be retaliated against from a workplace and a job standpoint. >> so let's be clear, harry, once and for all. are they protected? can their anonymity be protected? and if it's not, would exposing the identity of a whistle-blower open you up to criminal charges? >> yes, we hope so but not criminal charges. so in brief, look, it's sinister what's out there, right? we know that they don't want to get the whistle-blo

cooper, pentagon correspondent for the "new york times," rich lowrie, editor of national review, anna palmer, co-author of playbook, politico daily newslettered and john harwood of cnbc. welcome to sunday, it's me"meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press," with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning him believe it or not, it is exactly one year until election day. boy, that happened fast, didn't it? and on a week when house democrats voted nearly unanimously to impeachment and republicans were nearly unanimously opposed, we have new evidence the country is as divide outside the washington beltway as it is inside, in our poll, 49% want to see him impeached, 46% oppose. now the 49% plurality is a significant change from a few weeks ago. a nine-point net in pfeiffer of impeachment. it's still close internationally. it comes from independents and democrats, while republicans impeachment has dropped into the single digits. now, a lot hasn't change ltd., though, in head-to-head matchup itself, joe biden leads an

anna palmer, senior washington correspondent for politico is also with me. thank you both.'ve seen this evolution, if you will, of graham's defense of the president since these investigations started. i want to play this for our viewers and listeners on serious satellite radio. this is what the senator has said in the past. >> if you're looking for a circumstance where the president of the united states was threatening the ukraine with cutting off aid unless they investigate his political opponent, you would be very disappointed. that does not exist. show me something that -- that -- that is a crime. if you could show me that, you know, trump actually loves engaging in a quid pro quo outside the phone call, that would be very disturbing. i've looked at the phone call. i find nothing wrong here. i'm not going to entertain impeaching the president over this matter, period. done. what i can tell you about the trump policy toward the ukraine, it was incoherent. it depends on who you talk to. they seem to be incapable of forming a quid pro quo. >> so matt, it looks like the sena

communicating to the iranian people that they support these protests we don't expect anything else from mr palmer who disgracefully defends the much more pressure regime and imposition of sanctions on iran. after a surprise 50 percent hike in fuel prices which was announced on friday iranian government said the revenues would be used to help the less well off. oil dave and at least a dozen cities with buildings vandalized and pictures of iran's supreme leader burned he described the rioting is sabotage unbranded the protesters hooligans. as more. the trumpet ministration seems jubilant about the recent protests in iran as i said to the people of iran almost a year and a half ago the united states is with you now the protests are being driven by the economic situation g.d.p. growth projections are down by 9.5 percent inflation is it 40 percent and unemployment is at 16 percent and rising but it was a 50 percent increase in the price of fuel that sparked the recent turmoil. now an economic squeeze like that is bound to get people upset but why is iran in such poor shape well donald trump has a lot

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terminate the sanctions were related to the nuclear facility at fordo we do expect anything else from mr palmer baird to disgracefully defense for much more pressure regime and imposition of sanctions on iran and a major policy overhaul the us caused outrage by declaring that it no longer views israeli settlements new york replied west bank as illegal and activists in the u.k. raise concerns about domestic abuse survivors taking part in the country's upcoming elections it is claimed that registering to vote could put their lives in danger by making their personal data public. good afternoon just call me a day here in moscow you're watching r.t. international will start with this story today because we start with the latest on the son supporters of the wiki leaks founder stood outside a london court on monday while a brief hearing took place inside the sanjay paid via video link from prison his lawyer argued that assigned is unable to prepare his extradition case because the computer he's been provided with is unsuitable for hearings proper or get under way in february now it's the u.s. that see

. >> and cheryl palmer also told me that timing is just right, as seattle, portland and denver have beenoing through a reset recently after overheating. prices have settled since and buyers are coming back in. for nightly business report, dian olick in washington. >>> next up, a takeover involving two old school tech companies. there are reports tonight that xeroxs considering bid for hp. that deal would combine tol hous names both with complicated pasts. and in this case both stocks se intoday's session. >> the continued decline of printed paperocuments once a back bone of business may be pushing two tech icons towards a once unlikely marriage. cnbc is reporting that the combined companies could save more tha$2 billion in penses. most of xerox's $10 billion in annual revenue comes from renting and maintaining large copiers for businesses. often selling printers at a loss while bannngurchases of ink cartridges needs to run the printer. smaller ps and sprinting replies and remainsth one o largest pc makers. hp's 2018 revenue topped $58 billion. so how can xerox afford to buy up the answer

ian palmer, bbc south east today, brighton. it would perk up the commute, wouldn't it?some of the faster routes in particular out there this evening — spray and standing water. it's been raining in some areas for several hours. the flood warnings have been rising again particularly central and northern parts of wales as well have been very wet. and this band of rain as you can see is meandering its way northwards and westwards through the night. still a little bit of snow on the hills. some in the south even had their first snowfall at lower levels first thing and it's certainly going to be a cold night. not as cold as last night but certainly icy, i think, in northern areas where the winds fall light in the glens. but as we go into the day on friday, it is here where we will see the best of the sunshine. elsewhere, we've got showery rain putting its way westwards and potentially more rain coming back into eastern parts of england. the northeasterly wind may ease a bit but it will make it feel cold once again with temperatures well below where it should be. it stays chi

anna palmer, co-author of playbook, politico's daily newsletter, and john harwood of cnbc. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. believe it or not, it is exactly one year until election day. that happened fast, didn't it. on a week when house democrats voted nearly unanimously to endorse a impeachment inquiry, we have new evidence that the country is just as divided outside of the beltway as it is inside. in our brand-new poll, 49% of adults surveyed would like to see president trump impeached and removed from office. while 46% oppose. 49% plurality is a significant change from a few weeks ago. a nine-point net swing in favor of impeachment. the increase comes from independents and especially from democrats, while republican support for impeachment has dropped into the single digits. now, a lot hasn't changed, though. in head-to-head matchups, joe biden leads president trump 50 to 41. while elizabeth warren leads 50 to 42. and

newshour weekend special correspondent, brian palmer ha the story. >> reporter: if we could step back in time to nuy 8, 1811, to the territory of orleans, to the porch of a plantation owner named manuel andry we might come across a scene similar to this. >> why are you doing this? haven't i been a master that's treated you with love an understanding? charles, why? >> reporter: it's a qu only an owner of people could ask of the very people he owned. andry wasn't killed that day some 200 years ago. but on this day, in 2019, he met a different fate. ( cheering ) this performance is part of a reenactment six years in the making, a reimagining ol what many ss consider to be the largest slame uprising in ican history. so i want to ask you why. why do this? >> this history needs to be known. participated in this revolt of they were-- had thd vision of getting free the only way they could, not by individually escaping or not by even escaping with a few people and forming a maroon colony-each of which would have been righteous-- but actually by overthrowing the system of enslavemt. >> reporter

along with defense company annual industry's family palmer lucky.lligence and drones. but first, it was another busy week of data here including the october jobs numbers, the first reading of the gdp for the third quarter and the federal reserve cutting interest rates for a third time this year. here's some reaction to that october jobs