romaine: our thanks to pascal gauthier.omberg. ♪ ♪ kong taking a step against protesters, enacting an ordinance to ban facemasks. shery ahn is here with the story. the thinking is you have to show your face, and therefore fewer people are likely to protest. >> not just protest, but violence. you can be there and marching in a peaceful way, but the problem is the violence has escalated. now pro establishment lawmakers and police are urging more action from the government in order to deter protesters from being violent. they could use legislation that has been in place for half a century. the 1967 public order ordinance could allow the government to put in curfews and close some areas. the 1922 emergency regulations goes farther and says any regulation can be implemented by the hong kong government if they think it is necessary, so we have not seen the carrie lam office respond to these local media reports, but in august, there was a press conference and she did not completely rule out the possibility that these legislations

novel about a man who fears he's not living his life to its full potential night train to lisbon by pascal a message like. the french paint. was one of the greatest post-impressionist painters of the 19th century was sadly not appreciated in his lifetime and died in relative poverty in the french colonies in ma cases islands in the south pacific in 1003 he's particularly renowned for his experimental use of cholera at the time and of course his portraiture the national gallery in london is currently holding the 1st ever exhibition solely devoted to his portraits. and did his most famous work on the pacific island of tahiti the author.

dollar terms 2020 election campaign manager says twitter has made quote a very dumb decision brad pascal it also says twitter has walked away from hundreds of millions of dollars of potential revenue you also accuse the platform of yet another attempt to silence conservatives. now britain's a vocal and colorful speaker of the house of commons will step down on thursday john bercow served 10 years as parliament's taskmaster most notably trying to keep rex that proceedings under control but honestly looks at because legacy as britain prepares for another election aimed at breaking the bricks at deadlock. i. every circus needs a ringmaster throughout the entire city of bricks it's john bercow has been there to crack. his extraordinary intonation the way in which he says the word order. to shut up when they're all shouting at each other the way in which much of the u.k. has become transfixed by a parliament that usually ignores all of it combined to make bercow something of an international celebrity. given the role of speaker is to set the terms of debate of the actor's referee inside the c

days after the impeachment inquiry was announced, campaign manager brass pascal boasted 50,000 new donoringrowing. also it's his platform. two things that nixon and clinton didn't have. fox news and twitter, people forget. he's adept at using both. so what is impeachment in the midst of a president yap election means? vann jones joins me. how worried are you from a strategy standpoint about impeachment? >> listen, this is the big curveba curveball. we just don't know. he era of trump is defined ly i think what democrats are saying even if it hurts them in 2020, they feel they have to do something, that the constitution is more important that is even possibly losing an election. what i think, biden is in particular peril. it's very clear that trump is terrified of biden. he is going through all they machinations, because he knows in poll after poll, every single poll ever taken, biden beats trump, period. so he's decided he wants to pulling biden down by whatever means he has to. unfortunately, every time biden stands up and says, i'm not corrupt, what people here is i'm corrupt. every time

there will be costs and the cost may be very significant and i'm psyched about what his predecessor pascal lamy who run the w.b. forum says you'd be brutally jumping from trade league one to trade league 3 that's the director john of the w 2 and his predecessor but 2 anonymous people you may have guaranteed you things will be fine and don't put words into my but you want to just i want to make sure i do they said we can make out i ask you their names you say i can't tell me them i didn't say i just they actually asked me not to say the names if you really want to know but the reality is they said what would you know what they thought we could do and should do i think that's absolutely right we've always said that we should ask for an article 24 heads of agreement under the rules which basically means you agree the heads of terms you then basically incorporate terms you put into. and you got your eyes on course that you know that can have that's absolutely the fundamental point of agreement is the 2 sides have to agree that he told us how it is here is not going to agree to a cherry picked

department's investigates the miller inquiry which examined russian interference in the $2816.00 election pascall hain reports thanks for u.s. president donald trump right now it's all about the investigations the impeachment investigation into his dealings with ukraine and now another one published reports say that the president reached out to australian prime minister scott morrison for help looking into how the investigation into russian election interference got started and he's not alone his attorney general william barr reportedly did the same with the united kingdom and italy if true this would be unprecedented u.s. officials asking allies to help them investigate u.s. intelligence agencies and the congressional investigation into the ukrainian controversy is speeding ahead and monday new subpoenas for trump's confidant rudy giuliani's documents and his dealings with ukraine giuliani responded saying he might testify but is still claiming he is trump's lawyer which could imply attorney client privilege but analyst jeff hauser says giuliani has publicly said something very different rudy gi

pascal did a great job, thank you. secretary of commerce, one of the legends of wall street, he was really like amazing. he is doing an amazing job, wilbur ross. thank you you, wilbur. a friend of mine, he is another one. he was so tough. he was nasty, man. he hit me during the campaign. i said, that guy is ruthless. when it was sort of over, there was nobody more gracious. i made him secretary of energy. he has done a phenomenal job. rick perry could not have done a better job. he is going to be leaving at the end of the year. and probably coming back here. whenever he does, he will be successful. he spent three years with us and i want to thank you. what a job you have done. thank you. what a job he has done. he was also a great governor of texas, that you know. in everything we do, we are fighting for the faithful citizens of this country. this includes putting a stop to the catastrophic era of endless wars. endless wars. they do not stop. they do not stop. they go on forever. we become policeman. we end up becoming

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there will be costs and the cost may be very significant and i'm psyched about what his predecessor pascal lamy who run the w.b. forum says you'd be brutally jumping from trade league one to trade league 3 that's the director john of the w 2 and his predecessor but 2 anonymous people you may have guaranteed you things will be fine. don't put words in my that you want to say you just said i want to make sure i did and they said we could make some but i ask you their names you say i can't tell me them i didn't say i just they actually asked me not to say the names if you really want to know but the reality is they said what would you know what they thought we could do and should do i think that's obviously what we've always said that we should ask for an article 24 heads of agreement under the rules which basically means you agree the heads of terms you then basically incorporate terms you put into. and you've got the eyes of course that you know that can have that's absolutely the fundamental point of agreement is the 2 sides have to agree that he told us how it had to be and here is not go

chocolate chip cookie week, and we have author and food network host, the lovely and delicious lorraine pascaley in the midst of it. let's talk about the flour because you have to get a little creative with flour. >> you need to use a flour at's gluten free and have xanthan gum in it. it makes it nice and chewy because gluten-free flour can be a little bit dry. >> if you wouldn't have told me i would have no idea. >> i promise you, you got people who don't want to eat wheat and stuff, so this is the perfect recipe for you. the sugar in there, vanilla extract, egg, water, the flour and the chocolate. [ applause ] >> so two questions for you. >> yes. >> do you need to add more of the wet liquid because of the dryness factor? >> yes. correct. gluten-free flour is dry. you need to add extra water. can you see how easy this is. throw it in a bowl. mix it together. >> no extra eggs needed. >> no, one egg, a bit of water and toasted the butter so you get more flavor. and the sugar, i used brown sugar because it's beautiful and caramelized, you know? >> a lot of people like the white sugar. chewier whi

trump)eric trump, kellyanne conway, brad pascal appeared michael t. flynn much the posts these campaign surrogates cite or retweeted included two other aspects of the information warfare campaign, accusations that damaged secretary clinton's campaign and allegations of voter fraud. with regard to this act as well, the special counsel did not conclude there was enough evidence to establish that the embraced information was willful coordination by the trump campaign amounting to a criminal conspiracy. in may -- and may well be that the president and people around him didn't know that it wasn't the tennessee republican party but was in fact russian trolls thousands of miles away fraudulently pumping disinformation into our system. however, it still shows a willingness to embrace partisan advantage baseless, unsubstantiated allegations from unknown sources threatening the very fabric of our democracy. claims we know now were ginned up by a foreign adversary. it may not be criminal but is incredibly reckless and wrong. it is not the state of conduct we sho