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cedillo called his partner, ernie pate -- asked him to check up on the guy. >> when i approached theidentified themself as david mallory. >> reporter: david mallory was carter's live-in boyfriend. he too was a former employee of american eagle. >> i ask him, "what are you doing here at the mall?" he said that he had dropped his girlfriend off to pick up some papers at aeropostale where she was a manager. >> reporter: so perhaps it was just that. david giving carter a ride to pick up some paperwork at her new job at aeropostale. cedillo decided to go inside. the mall was open but the stores were still closed. >> and i happened to go up to aeropostale and there is a manager that's actually in there working. and i was able to confirm that carter cervantez did not work for him and he doesn't even know who she is. >> well, so much for that story. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: cedillo turned his attention to finding carter cervantez. no luck. you didn't see her at all in there? >> no, sir. >> reporter: did anybody see her? >> no, sir. >> reporter: so, cedillo had a disgruntled employee coming

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maurice pate became unicef's first executive director and was that for 20 years. pate later declared it was hoover who originally had the idea of setting up the fund in the framework of the united nations. thanks in considerable measure to hoover's persistence. for aid tonstitution the innocent was born. in 1946 and 1947, as millions of people in europe and asia faced with a would call the greatest famine in all history, the aging humanitarian traveled around the world to 38 countries on an arduous survey mission undertaken by the request of president harry truman. his meticulous fact-finding and high-profile competition with world leaders helped to expedite surplus foods to suffering nations to avoid mass starvation. nothing touched hoover more deeply than the travails of world war i that he has done so much to alleviate. thathoughts turned to career, inis 1919, the most important year of his life other than his term as president. in 1958, he published a book entitled "the ordeal of woodrow wilson," a remarkable account of his diplomatic struggles in paris in 191

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i'm giving you the honor of being able to par 'tis pate in he firing squad -- participate in the firing squad of the concentration camps. >> did you actually do it? >> they're useless to our country. destroying our nation. someone has to think of -- >> how many were there? >> approximately 5 but i didn't bother to count. so many problems. do you think some of the trenches we dig are really mass graves? >> no, the jews are forced to dig their own graves. we bury them in trenches. >> >> i think they better incinerate those bodies. the stench is so bad, i can hardly eat. my food. >> the german soldiers enjoy choking food down with the stench. >> what right for killing people who work just as hard as we do and for what? we can't work any longer. >> are you comparing us to southern jews? >> all people sent to concentration camps are. too young, too old or too broken and sick to keep up with the forced labor camps. my father worked in a factory. >> it's an honor to -- [indiscernible] can't be sentimental on a about your loss. show that you remember that five days. on hitler's birthday -- indi

with a future so bleak fatima doesn't know how long she will stay in yemen working on pate she wants to continue working as a doctor to help people but she also wants better opportunities offer on if possible outside of yemen. our last stop is iraq biologist hanna rosin has always hoped against hope that the extremely rare persian leopard had survived along years or for now she has proof the leopard is making a comeback. summer temperatures can exceed 40 degrees celsius here in qatar in the kurdistan region of iraq. that's why biologist hunted also and her colleague cora shout out like to get an early start. they're looking for traces of the biggest predator here. that's considered the spirit of kind of. if you look at it it's a flagship species so it's very important it's on top predators so it's on top of the food chain. the fashion that is virtually invisible. people who live in the mountains of qatar know. that very few have ever seen it. even how to use them working and doing research here for years now has never encountered that in the wild. that's why they use camera traps. so

unacceptable as well as the wages that they're being paid they believe are just too low when home page pate that most getting at the moment in this tough economic climate. thank you very much bronwyn seaborne news editor and anchor at the state t.v. . to the brave new world of cryptocurrency is now out to say the least it's a new challenge for regulators money that goes into traditional banks the might just be a bunch of ones and zeros on a digital ledger but it has the benefit of being backed by government guarantee cryptocurrency is like a big coin and facebook's lever on the other hand could eventually give a fee up money or run for well that's money and governments around the world have to figure out what that will mean for the future of transacting now here in germany lawmakers met this afternoon to discuss crypto currencies and their potential effect on existing financial systems with a group of chosen experts one of those experts joins me today in the studio katerina garros she is the sea immutable insights a block chain analyst analytics services a firm now fresh from speaking to th

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.: nicholat was very much meghan -- articulate,io pate, and about a subject about which she cares very deeply.rm it confithat there is a certain defiance on the their way. things they have 10 days in south africa to show whether it works. nicholas witchell, bbc news, cape town.a: lat has been a big day at e e united nations oanclimate . teenage climate activist greta rgthunook on her elders and accused them of stealing her dreams and childhood by failing to act on climate change. world leaders responded by making se commitments on imate change, but did they go far enough? that is the qution that greta and her generation of climate activists wi have to answer in the years to come. but the message from them, letting clear, was the time for action is now. united nations life in new york. thanks so much for watching "world news america." announcer: funding for this presentation is made possible by... e freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, uing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributns to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. s just up

well the plaintive spaces of pated in the film represent the view that there is no direct proof that women were forced into slavery they claim that their views though were distorted and that the filmmaker deceived them into thinking that it was for academic research they did not think it would result in a commercially released documentary where the phrase comfort women is from isn't for girls who were forced into sex slavery by japanese soldiers in occupied territories at least $200000.00 young women were made to work in military brothels these women were from all over all over southeast asia but the majority were from korea now the japanese government issued a statement about all of this back in 1993 tokyo dick did acknowledge responsibility for the sexual coercion of women and apologized to the filmmaker micky to zach e. thinks that if his film is censored it will violate his freedom of expression. well i think it's definitely a case of freedom of expression and i think my film if it gets silenced or taken down or you know if they prevent bigger distribution then this is another yo

sophie: joe biden was a no-s wtd in the pate spin room, but it was that exchange with the former housi they were talking about. >> certainly was uncomfortable to be stding there while it was happening. mr. castro: we had a disagreement about health-care policy. >> do you think it went too far. mr. castro: sophie: as front-runner, joe biden was always going to be the man with a target on his back, and his challengers had plenty of ammunition. busome candidates tried to emphasize areas of agreement and kept the greatest criticism for the man they all desperately want to beat, president donald trump. sen. warren: i am not here to criticize anyone i am here to talk about why i am running for president and my vision for what this country will be like. sen. harris: when we look at how donald trump is a failed president with broken promises, the american people know that the most important thing is toha focus onwe need to do to make sure there is not another four years of his administration. sophie: the morning after, and candidates know the first vote won't be cast in five months. -- for fiv

protests comes thre before the global leaders t tunited n york city for the start ofatns a i much pated climate summit. >> and it wasn't just students getting involved, the fairfax based group mothers out front are showing their support. they rallied at john marshal this morning. the group says it will continue to support student's actions during the up week ofco deations. >>> many who took partmo in the protests here in dc were students 20 montgomery county. bethesda red at the and silver spring metro stops before heading downtown. today we'reold willot be an excused absence despite a request 20 county executive elrich. he asked the superintendent to let students go on this climate strike without penalty but the school board said no, writing students who want t engage should do so at school. that is the topic at today's fox5 instapoll, should participating at a climate forke be an excused absence students.looks like 70 percent y no, you can vote on5d foxcom or our app. >>> live look at the white house right where president trump and first lady melania will host their second ever whiteo

the country is famous for its bread, pastries, pates and other delicaci. lunch is so sacred here that you'll find many stores closed between about noon and 2:00, so workers can enjoy a long, the french not onleciate food, they're committed to not wasting it. in fact, it's the law. ( scanner beeping ) since 2016, large grocery stores have been banned from throwing away unsold food that could be donated to charities. now, they must have systems in place to donate that food. we're behind the scenes at one of the country's biggest grocer chains to sew france's landmark food waste law works. a truck is loaded up wbeh tomatoes, rries, fruit, ioche and yogurt-- about $340 expiration date, fat inthe most countries would be thrown away. ey can't sl it any more, but they say it's still good to eat for five or six more days. the food is donated to non-governmental organations, n.g.o.s, and other charities who help feed the poor. >>. translated ): fruits and tvegetables, it's about 2 300 euros worth that we're giving away everyday. e >> reportec chabert, this supermar

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crews are done with their work to these overhead power lines meaning there are no moran advertise pated closures here at highway 24. >>> pg&e crews restoring power this afternoon to more than 100 remaining customers after a crane replacing equipment at the lafayette bart station hit a power line. this is video of the 265-ton crane bart provided from a previous weekend of work. just before 5:30 this morning, the impacted line came down on the westbound lane of highway 24 which was reopened just before 6:30 a.m. the incident knocking out electricity to more than 700 customers, including this >>ust almost hade sg a heart attack. i thought, what's happening? what's going on here? then i found out. >> reporter: as did her tenants, the whole foods using big refrigerated trucks for some of its inventory. pete's giving out free coffee, and yogurt shack powering parts of the store with a generator. >> whatever is loaded in the machine we can't save. >> reporter: pg&e planning to restore power in three stages to limit traffic impact closing highway 24 in both directions for 20 minutes at a time.

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market or investors lose their appetite i feel like we are stopping the goose and getting ready to make patee day it is going to lose its appetite >> when the central bank tells us it is going to end. they're not telling us that. they have a handful of tools it is the lower rate and expand their balance sheets both of those things bring government bond yields down. until they get inflation of where they want to see it or growth of where they want to see it usually during a recession, historically the fed has about 5% or 6% to play around. that's historic. that's been in the last couple of recessions we have seen use every bit of that interest rates. they don't have that now do they use a balance sheet? is that throwing in the towel admitting that this whole experience we had since the great recession has failed >> i don't know hourw much theye going to use the balance sheet here if they take rates down and i would cut every meeting and take another hundred bases points and see if anything breaks on the fiscal side or trade side. once you get to zero or expanded the balance sheet enough to br

for so many americans can i get a job, keep a job, pate bills by the end of the month, retire with dignity? for our students can i pay off the student loans? for so many families can i help a family member get on their opioid or drug asghiddiction? for so many seniors can i fill my refrigerator or my prescription because i can't do both? the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us, so when we think about our role as democrats and as leaders, not only most of us in this room leaders of our party, but as leaders in our country, i would remind us that one of our greatest strengths is when we approach the fight before us in a way that is about understanding that point and then fighting for the commonality and a large part of my priorities then are borne out of that, so when fighting for the america we believe in, that might just be real the best starting point. what are the issues that wake up the vast majority of us in the middle of the night and let's address those in a way that we understand to address those issues will be transformational for those families a

paté with a center of gravy!e action figures, dolls, the creatures of our imagination. to arm ourselves for the brutal realities of the real world, real combat, real sex. in japan, increasing numbers of people don't. they continue to live a life inside four walls. inside their mind, the life we call of the computer geek, the nerd, as avatars. there's a name for it, a whole subculture of what's called otaku. once a derisive term, now, a proud identifier of the geek. one who has turned his back on the real world to find satisfaction elsewhere. manga, or comic books, hold a different place in the cultural landscape here, and address different needs. there's yaoi, for example, otherwise known as boys love manga, extremely popular with teenage girls. stories change, but the core themes are sexually ambiguous boys getting very friendly with each other. what legions of young girls and soccer moms find compelling in the thousands of these titles is something of a mystery to outsiders looking in. but there they are, whole

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the highest pate write in the country, producing more than 50 books in his lifetime. he adopted a policy of writing a thousand words a day, every day, good or bad. several of which have achieved the status of world classics before his death at age 40. died in 1916 at his ranch in northern california. now of flurries -- i should mention, i want to thank several people that i've corresponded with extensively in preparation for this, especially mike wilson and dan witchen and earl labor, these are top experts in the field on jack london it and was fun corresponding with them via e-mail. so a lot of false rumors about jack london who was not a home run homosexual. he wrote to a gay reporter, i love women. settles the matter. it's a constant. did he commit suicide when he died in 1916? rumors are fueled by a semi biographical novel which -- talks of suicide in the autobiographical book on drinking. john barley korn. he was an alcoholic and often abused his body. he died really too young at age 40. he opposed -- very liberated, liberal individual, but he opposed women's rig

even if you watched to say you don't like what i'm going to say, you partis it pated, you with were inple thought the show wouldn't last thirty-two months when we started and we're going to keep going. we're going to dpiv you the it biggest and the best from the grass roots to the white house because you deserve to know what's really going on in the world. what's really going on in the nation and in the community and oo errr go doing our best to keep that coming. that does it for me. krl rr see you back here next saturday 5:00 p.m. eastern. and our continuing coverage of hurricane dorian. >>> and thank you, reverend al sharpton and can uncan gradilations from all of us. our coverage of two major news stories that continue this hour. we now know the identity of the it gunman killed by police and we're learning more about the seven killed. the latest from odessa just ahead live. right now pumalling with life threatening storm surge. we now know as i was mentioning the identity of the gunman responsible for it mass shooting rampage. they say seth ator gunned down seven before he auz shot

if it's leading the headlines, doesn't make it to the pate stage and it's doing a disservice to the peoplehere's a lot of issues that didn't make the cut. i guess you could parlay that into -- b1 abortion. >> what kind of issues, those joe biden support third trimester abortions? he abandon his 40 year position on the hyde amendment, i'd imagine that primary voters would find that instructive to find the answer on that. >> ed: i've got to get you all on the way out to most there's new issues for kanye west. some people these are yeezy crocs. do you see the picture there? >> i saw that on twitter yesterday. what is the problem? >> ed: do you like them or know my? >> i don't know... >> it would look good on those legs that lady has. >> my opinion is a little askew. >> have crocs ever been good? >> since new york fashion week, i have seen a lot of weird things. >> ed: that might not be at the top. >> depends on what they cost because yeezys cost hundred $20. >> ed: depends on what they cost. you are nice, matching. all black and white. more importantly, you brought a lot of insight to the tab

paté with a center of gravy! >>> in europe we still have a case.ited two or three months and they did not show up. we were going to get some information from adiz. we wanted to get his passport. we wanted to see the stamps. we got subpoenas. on january, we sent two agents to adis's house to get the passport. they given the subpoena, adis is actually fairlyconversational. when he saw the subpoenas, it says he's being investigated for terrorism and it freaked him out. >> not a good sign. he's going like a bat. he's on the way to the expressway. he calls into 911. >> he goes my name is adis, my name is adis, i love death more than you love life. >> hello, do you need a police or an ambulance? hello? >> adis believes that he's going to commit an act of jihad at this point and take out as many people as he can with his car. he's driving one direction, going in the same direction as the car in front of him. he goes and rams the car at 65 miles per hour, hitting the car, going 55 miles per hour. thankful he does not understand physics. he says the biggest

he's a pate papateriarch for la better term. he was known as uncle wiggly wings to the german kids because he would come in and he would wiggle his wings as he was approaching and the kids would know that that's the plane that had the candy. and in 1948 there was no chocolate in germany. it was war torn ravished, right after world war ii and supplies were very hard to get. so he would drop wriggly spearmint gum and hersheys chocolate and other candies out of the plane to the kids that were watching the planes land there at temple hawk. over here we have information on cuba, again the cuban missile crisis, the bay of pigs and what took place there. hulian decastro, one of our supporters was being trained along with other cubans to invade cuba. what we believe is raul castro's military hack. it's not 100% confirmed it is but we are 90% sure it was. but it says here cuban military hat reportedly owned by castro's brother. the hat bears the insignia of the cuban revolution forces. halloween masks of the era, 1962. autograph print of

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healthcare, it only continues to add to the pull factors, add to those incentives to risk their lives, to pateangerous trek. we know the majority of individuals are economic migrants. what we want to tell them is do this in the right way. do this in a safe way. when we continue to do this, we're actually incentivizing these individuals to risk their lives. >> brian: you have.zi >> anna: recidivism if you watch any more debates. i'm forbidding you to do it. you were the right person for president obama and you are the right person for president trump. thank you so much mark morgan. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: jorge ramos made it very clear last night how he feels about president trump and politics. why wasn't he a debate moderator? shouldn't he be fair and balanced so to speak? we will discuss it next. ♪ >> brian: thursday's debate four different moderators stand out to a degree jorge ramos.s. ramos made it obvious how he feels about the u.s. president and u.s. politics and prompted pete buttigieg to call half thehe country racist. >> 8 out of 10 latinos in texas for another mass shooting this

paté with a center of gravy!king news that we're covering which is a big rig fire that has forced the chp to shut down all the lanes of westbound 80 in san pablo and the fire is out really what's forcing the closure now as they got all this to clean up chicken you can see it there. the big rig turn flipped over onto its side sending all the chicken coop scattered across the roadway. that's why every single lane is blocked. >>most of the chickens are still it within their coupes but a number of them did a break free and so that's what the challenges right now is try to track them all down to prevent them from running out in the trafficking yeah, nearby of lake frontage roads and the alternate routes you can see that sort of the top of only causes are it's dark out. so rob has been following all what what are you hearing is an estimated time for reopening when line yet not yet they have to secure the chickens, they have to clean up the debris. bright and clear the big rig. we don't know what. if it's severely damag

context, an the context is we're in the middle of an election year and we should not walk down the pateld to failure? 99%. i do not think that the republicans who hung with donald trump through charlottesville, moral turpitude and a thousand outrages on every friday, i don't think they'll break wit him and wrong the republican voters will brevo with him. >> i have more ca confidence in republicans than david, but i don't car do yo, it's totally disruptive to the process, david's right. t ally intrudes and puts everything else aside, but i will say if you're picking sides in the democrats, you want the intelligence committee, you want adam schiff against devin nunesu >> woodruff: 're saying it's worth it even if the gnat does not convict? >> yes. happen.ot pretend it didn't what this president has done should be disqualifying. >> wdruff: mark shields, david brooks, thank you. e >> woodruff: we ill months away from awards season in hollywood, but one film already getting buzz is "judy," a bio-pic about legendary actress judy glegend. from the recent toronto international fi jeffrey brown

criminal defense attorney paige pate with us now. what first of all you do think should happen?on't think she should go to prison at this point. in federal court, it's pretty simple how the sentencing process works. she entered a plea agreement with the government. and you calculate her potential sentence based on the sentencing guidelines. in her case, like with most of the parents, she's looking at a few months in prison under the guidelines. before you go to the judge, each side, the defense team and the prosecution, submit their recommendations to the court. it a guideline sentence appropriate? should it be less, should it be more? in this case, the government's saying it should be less than the guidelines but we think she should go to prison for at least a month. her lawyers say, no, this is a probation case. this particular judge has sentenced the sailing coach at stanford to one day in jail which was effectively time served. and his case involved a lot more money than her case. i think if put aside the fact that she's a celebrity, makes a lot of money, certainly did somet

paté with a center of gravy!day morning if you're up and getting out there to celebrate the holiday right now this is what you're looking at skies, nice and clear across the bay area. just a little bit of that marine layer skidding through san francisco right now nothing blocking out visibility. and there's your first light of day on labor from the lick observatory right here some mostly sunny skies already seen overhead. something that's going to play true. well into the afternoon ahead of a skies are going to stay nice and clear. temperatures though are not going to stay so nice and cool like they are right now we're in for another hot one this afternoon down for san francisco in coastal areas. it will be a comfortable one with 60's and 70's for today's daytime highs 80's for a lot of areas right along the bay, including foster city redwood city palo alto and mountain view in a range of low to mid 80's, south bay in the meantime definitely on the warm side today, upper 80's to low 90's for today's daytime highs

traitors need to pate price. in this case, the russian governmentas done something very different.y basically said thiths guy e he had some sort of role here. he certainly wasn't a high-level adviser to president putin. they basically disparaged the press reporting on the subject. but what y've also done at the same time is try to say, "we never did anything anyway, so a this il just a compounding of, you know, unfair and malicious slander a.med at us" that also just doesn't hold a lot of water. but as a reult, what you see is a mockery. and i thkek the mockery does have a chillg undercurrent to it. there was a cartoon on one of the russian state news agencies last night, and it basically has the mole showg up in the oval office popping up in donald trump's office and saying, "you burned me." basically, "you are the one who ratted me out." so the vernment is sending a message to russian officialdom. we are al waching you very closely. don't make any mistakes. >> alcindor: thank you very much foreing here. these are certainly extraordinary revelations. andrew weiss. >> thank you so

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how does saudi arabia to a country with the third largest military budget in the world, a us built pateis i think what we are seeing is a significant number, if not most of those assets have been moved to the southern border to protect houthi attacks and candily the iranians may have found a back door because of that. if you were to take a look at google maps you see the location of the sites, they took advantage of a weakness and open door. if they have exposed that wea kness door. if they have exposed that weakness and you have the president saying there could be future attacks on saudi arabia does it need a pre—emptive attack to take that off the table? well that is one of the number of option, i don't think that is the leading oion right now, being discuss board i the president. if that is not being discussed i guess the question is is there any hope for de—escalation going forward oi’ hope for de—escalation going forward orare hope for de—escalation going forward or are you more hope for de—escalation going forward or are you more concerned hope for de—escalation going forward or a

there which is communications and how they were made with wikileaks and they could have been as it is pate of documents were going to come down. caretco is in a position to have actually had assange who's now sitting in the london tower as a guest on his show and we're waiting until next year for assange to come to america. so we have stone who in the past said he would like to have assange testify for him. but he has another witness he can use. he could have mr. trump come forward >> i'm sure he would like that. i'm sure in terms of caretco, our job is not just to cover the negative and there's a lot of teddive on mr. stone but what the defense counsel can do. they'll be able to try to show a kind ofry did usness and silliness in the same way we sometimes hear the defendant said words that sounded bad, but they weren't serious, they weren't knowing, they weren't serious. they were jokes. listen to what mr. kritco told me when i pressed him, why was this happening? why was roger lying about this. >> now that it's over do, you have any idea why it was important for roger to blame you for so