posts. this was one part of a broader story of the black and white members of the g.a.r., the grand army of the republic, the union army's largest veterans group. it is lost to memory until recently, a casualty of american amnesia about certain parts of the civil war. likely, you have been reading debates about statues and suchlike, and you are aware there has been a lot of controversy. and most of this is about the confederacy of the south. one might think union soldiers and their supporters slept through the war and forgot what they did, who did it, and why they did it. we have heard a great deal about the lost cause, confederate memory, the monuments white southerners built, the flags they carried. but what did union soldiers and their supporters remember? what i called in my book the won cause, or the union cause. there is the mural from which i took the cover. it is the 54th massachusetts attack on fort wagner. it is not exactly how it happened. this is robert gould shaw being attended

post. so this is a screen shot of the department of public work's wireless e-mail to the protesters. and the next screen is notice by e-mail of the applicant to the neighborhood associations on -- and it's a little bit difficult to see on the screen, but that is on june 28, as was our internal e-mail to the protesters. and the final notice that we issued for this -- that was issued for this particular hearing was a notice by mail, by mobility, on june 28 to the neighborhood association. and moving forward, the next subsection of our notification process is the notice that we givetor the final determination as we move from a tentative approval to the final determination, and that code is addressed in section 1514 ofdes addressed in section 1514 of article 25. approval to the final determination, and that code is addressed in section 1514 of article 25. determination, and that code is addressed in section 1514 of article 25. and also in public works code 184504 section 14. in this case, we no

posted more often after the election.tend to think of this narrative in terms of coming up to election day but actually intensified after election day."i'm reid binion reporting. ( james ) president trump's soon-to-be acting chief of staff once called hus boss a quote: "terrible human being." mick mulvaney made the comment during a campaign debate in 20-16. during that time, mulvaney also said that quote: "we have perhaps two of the most flawed human beings running for president in the history of the country." reacting to the video, an office of management and budget spokeswoman said mulvaney made the comments before he had met the president and since then, his support of the president has never wavered. ( james ) two weeks after tense negotiations-- leaders from nearly 200 countries have finally agreed on universal transparent climate change rules. the agreement de at the united nations climate talks in poland-- is aimed at cutting emissions and curbing global warming. natasha chen has a closer look at the rulebook and w

so big picture story just broken tonight by "the washington post" is that they have learned, the post has learned and nbc news has confirmed that the post has learned that the special counsel's office, robert mueller, has made an official request to get an official transcript of roger stone's testimony before the congress about russian interference in the election. so this is not roger stone says thing. this is an action that has been reportedly taken by the special counsel's office. and here's the part of this that i definitely didn't know, and i didn't understand before i read this story tonight. to me this is fascinating. maybe everybody knows this stuff. maybe the nuts and bolts of how exactly you get charged with a felony for lying to congress are stuff that gets talked about at your staff holiday party where you work. to me this was totally new. i did not know this before tonight. quote, for weeks the special counsel's office has had access to an unofficial copy of mr. stone's closed door interview with the committee in september 2017. mueller's request of the official copy sugg

he recently posted a post of him raking leaves where he says, it's nice to take on a task where you can actually see tangible results. little bit of political commentary on instagram. you would like to remind our audience, tweet questions to our panelists using the #postlive. all one word. postlive. we're going to start with breaking news questions and then move into the meat of this conversation about jobs, jobs, jobs and the future of work which i know you've been heavily involved with, senator young. the big news of the day, these two reports that have come out that are talking about russia's disinformation campaign to disrupt our elections and our democratic process in this country. are you confident that the outcome of the 2018 midterm election they were not impacted by russia's disinformation campaign? >> well, i have read some open source articles this morning, actually immediately preceding this event, with the understanding that this might come up, and let me just say that i've been highly impressed with mark warner's work, with chairman burr, on this matter on the intelligence

president trump: the question was asked by the "new york post." i said i'm not offering any pardons. they said would you? i said up not taking anything off the table. howie: the media is saying he's obstructing justice by even talking about this. jessica: president trump has been very nice to paul manafort in public. but judge napolitano last week was making the case that what bob mueller has done is make paul manafort pardon proof by having state and federal crimes. the president can pardon him on the federal level but not the state level. howie: do you think it's a fair reading of the president's comments? emily: i think the comments with obstruction of justice is too far. this is a president who clearly values loyalty, and to the extent he's treating him differently, that's a real story. gillian: i think the media is saying it's unethical for a president to comment about a presidential party. howie: the president could have deflected the question, but it's not his style. he's taking a lot of flack for retweeting this picture. when does the tria

and i'm not aware of that post are you high but on the other posts not i think i think the prosecution of the f.t. is very clear with say. the islam doesn't belong to germany but certainly muslims belong to germany and although the position of the f.t. is that we certainly want to help people young who are looking for asylum because we think yes we have to help people but there must be a reason for solving religious reasons political reasons other reasons but more to me i expect or what we are seeing in germany and in europe is that we have migration because of of economic reasons mr president islam orders opened we open to borders with out control of every funny could join us everybody could join germany without being in control and this led to a situation this led to a situation that we have people in germany which answer if the scene or twenty identities are not around so this means little of this serene schools do you remember the nazis so free we never we never we never said. that we want to have islam free schools what we said you stupid you put it on your doing let me know islam

why don't you just add me, and you can like or dislike whatever i post. then we're done. i said, no, mike, that's not my job. >> retroactive. >> right, right. and if i like something, you're going to say, well, gc concurred, and my boss is going to call me. that's not how that works. so obviously he was kind of kidding. but certainly, you know, that is his job, to get the information out there about dia. this is what we think. hey, staff, you asked us this, this is the status of that. but you do have to navigate those questions with them. i mean, he also teases me and says i'm pretty jaded to be a millennial. i say, hey, you know, i don't know that there's any sort of privacy on social media. i said, i think it's out there. i think it's saved on some server, somebody is going to screen shot it, then we're both talking to the gc. so i guess all that to say is absolutely, you know, i think our role is key. it really is a fact pattern exercise. >> many agencies have internal social media accounts or services, some on secure systems, some unsecure, and offer things like an op

now be careful what you post on social media. three bay area workers assigned to the repairs in butte county in the fire zone have been fired by their construction company. the posts show them making fun of the devastation, posing with charred debris and worse. jodi hernandez joins us in san leandro where the company is based. >> reporter: that's right. the biggie crane company didn't waste anytime. they fired the three employees immediately, saying their actions do not represent what this company stands for. these are the social media posts causing an uproar in fire-scarred paradise. in one post workers pose in what's left ever a burned rv with a caption that reads they're off on a fun-filled vacation. another one shows a smiling worker with his feet in a trough and a flowerpot on his head. >> they were there to clean up. that was it. they were not hear there to moc tragedy that has afflicted an entire town. >> reporter: the posts are hurtful, especially one that shows a deceased cat with a beer bottle to its mouth. dude, washen

jeff: i do defend the post.is a mistake for any elected official, in my opinion, i don't think this is a very out there opinion, to attack media and journalists. i believe it is an essential component of our democracy. [applause] jeff: there has never been -- i was going to say, never been an elected official who likes the headlines -- no public figure who has ever liked the headlines. it is ok. it is part of the process. if you are the president of the united states or governor, you do not take that job thinking you're not going to get scrutinized. you're going to get scrutinized. it is healthy. somebody very, you know, what the president should say is this is right. this is good. i am glad i am being scrutinized. so secure and confident. the dangerous to demonize media. it's dangerous to call the media lowlifes. it is dangerous to say they are the enemy of the people. it ise in a society where not just the laws of the land that protect us. we do have freedom of press. it is in the constitution. it is also the

in a facebook post, police called the suspect "rudolph the red nosed criminal." (vicki) still ahead... penniless in an unfamiliar city. thousands of migrants remain at the u-s mexico border this christmas. we'll have the latest on their future-- after the break. (vicki) thousands of migrants at the southern border of the u.s. are spending this christmas eve with an uncertain future. (grant) it comes as a group of migrants dropped off at a bus station in el paso, texas last night raises new questions about what comes next. kristen holmes explains. penniless in an unfamiliar city-- just days before christmasthat's how more than 200 undocumented immigrants found themselves after immigration and customs enforcement dropped them off at a greyhound bus station in el paso texas sunday evening. carlos / migrant: "it worries us because we're not in our country, we don't know where we are. but we have faith in god that that everything will turn out well."according to el paso police--- the group includes families and children-- many left standing in the cold outside the sma

posts in social media and then you are saying it's the opinion of the f.t. and this is wrong yeah certainly you have it you have. goes oh no certainly not what you are doing is you are saying something you say this was posted by you and i have but you have no evidence tell me if something is posted then there must be somebody who did post it and i want to have the name you know i want you i want to have a name from you just to your europe can you give me the why you are calling is asia what islam free school mean in your opinion. if they're in islam then islamic rules is that islam is not educated in a german school where we have a christian heritage is this what you mean then i say yes because islam doesn't belong to germany and we are christian country you christian cultural country and by should be islam educated in german tools in schools why we even have no religious education in our schools why should we teach islam in our schools mr constant process has some names for you but if you are talking about the rhetoric and the migrant rhetoric one of your l

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there is the listening post take. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after you while it borders between five safe countries facing realities. from the very beginning of. providing content housing is not just. hear their story and talk to how does. the public. access. political. alarm richard gere's burden you're listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week facebook's two thousand eight hundred its year in review is not a pretty picture there's a lot not to like four hundred eighty news outlets in hungary are consolidated all under one roof and the regulators just look the other way activists armed with cameras are documenting the the way. american authorities go after undocumented immigrants and. a rhapsody reworked for the social media generation. it's a new year's resolutions are tricky promises of performance can prove difficult to keep but that did not stop facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg valuing at the outset of two thousand and eighteen that this would

post-9/11 veterans, 202-728-8002. especially want to hear in you in this 30-minute segment of the "washington journal" this morning. neta crawford is with the cost of war project. can you explain to folks what that is and how long you've been trying to track the cost of war? >> we began in 2010 assembling experts, about two dozen experts, who looked at various elements of the response to the 9/11 attacks and these people put together a series of reports which are on the cost of war website that look at things from increased homeland security spending, as we talked about, veterans care issues, consequences for sieve vilcivil the areas that the united states attacked following 9/11 and in many areas, we found when we did this report, we needed to know more. so over the last several years, what we've done is added the number of experts from universities and outside universities to cover things that we didn't cover in our original analysis. for instance, we began to look at the cost of health care for veterans by states.

and no role for the european union i mean talk about the post war syria and the order that we could potentially be seeing now some people might say it's a power struggle and with that in mind and that potentially emerging might u.s. troops then decide to stay longer in the country no date has actually been set at the moment have pulled out. difficult to say as we have seen for the last two years for the u.s. president trump is rather unpredictable so it might be the case that he's revising his default decision all the decision of this week but as far as i can see the overarching goal has been to i says i saw in the middle east syria as well as our rock and. the preference of these these two puts on to leave u.s. forces in iraq six withdraw forces from syria syria and that doesn't make sense from the streets the strategic part a few because the second overarching goal is to contain to put political pressure on and therefore the military presence in syria is not desperately needed from the u.s. to start i mean the president has always made very clear right from beginning of his campai

a look at the disturbing social media posts wildfire cleanup workers in butte county made ... their jobs. (justine) checking in on storm tracker 4. and taking a live look outside.... at the bay bridge. and we're still seeing showers out there(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . showers and a few thunderstorms will be possible tonight, followed by clearing and drying conditions on monday in the bay area. large waves will be impacting the coastline late through tuesday. daytime highs monday will be near average with upper 50s and low 60s. a weak system may skirt the northern portions of the area on tuesday, then dry out through the middle of next week. (jrs) (jrs) three contractors paid to help clean-up in the campfire burn zone have been fired.(justine) this after offensive pictures posted online sparked outrage from the paradise community. reporter steve large shows them to us... the photos were posted on facebook showing several workers on burned-out property, mocking the destruction they were being paid to clean up.one photo shows the body of a cat

>> that is decided by the post master general. and the explanation seems to be the desire to preserve liquidity. let's keep enough cash on hand, let's not reduce our cash position. it shows that they are either anticipating large expenses to use the cash for or the possibility the business will continue to shrink which means they will need to draw from that cash to keep the lights on. >> and we're talking the future of usps. if you want to join the conversation, 202-728-2002. otherwise in the eastern or central time zones, 202-48-2002, and kevin kosar, you've come on to talk postal issues a couple of times with us. one time it was about the president's dispute with amazon that he wanted to change the deal usps had made with amazon. remind us what that dispute was about and where we are right now on it. >> where does that dispute stem from. we know the president is not a big fan of jeff bezos and the washington poast and he had man criticisms and then the president brought up this issue of parcel pricing and made the accusation the

post the billy bush comments. so, yes, he was very concerned about how this would affect the election. >> this morning, the president's lawyer rudy giuliani called cohen a liar repeatedly and insisted the hush money payments were not illegal. >> it's not a crime. it's not a crime, george. paying $130,000 to stormy whatever and paying $130,000 to the is not a crime. the edwards case determined that. >> the edwards case is the precedent. it's the only time they've ever prosecuted campaign finance under this theory and john edwards was acquitted, but the judge did rule this is a crime, can be a crime, and the fact -- >> they just said he didn't commit it. >> the jury said he didn't commit it. the facts in this case were stronger. in the edwards case, there were no witnesses who said we paid this money to influence the election. in the trump case we had two witnesses now saying that. michael cohen and david pecker. mark's got a point. if donald trump wasn't the president, if he was just donald trump the businessman, h

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"the washington post" has a separate report for the intel committee. it finds the russians used every major social media platform to influence voters to elect president trump and work harder to support him once in office. >> in the election and after. president trump's attorney rudy giuliani says his client may have been involved in conversations about trump tower moscow significantly later than previously known. the president's former personal attorney michael cohen claimed those talks ended in january of 2016 before the primaries. and when cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congress, he said those talks lasted through june. now the talks could have lasted longer through the campaign. >> did michael cohen know donald trump was pursuing trump tower moscow into the summer of 2016? >> according to the answer he gave, it would have covered up to november of 2016. he had conversations with him. >> stcnn reported last week tha robert mueller is still interested in interviewing the president in person, but giuliani is having none of it. >> good luck. good luck

what is emerging is the post war syrian although the powers are emerging who are shaping the post was syrian although. the one in the country is president assad he's the dominant political as well as military falls and the three major polls have emerged turkey iran and russia and it's interesting and maybe for a lot of people frustrating the old west to put it this way does not play any major role in shaping the poles syrian post was hearing all and i would go so far as to say the post-war middle east. no role for the united states and no role for the european union i mean talk about the post war syria and the order that we could potentially be seeing now some people might say it's a power struggle and with that in mind and that potentially emerging might u.s. troops then decide to stay in the country no date has actually been set at the moment that without. difficult to say as we've seen over the last two years for the u.s. president trump is rather unpredictable so it might be the case that he's revising his defoliant decision all the decision of this week but as far as i can see th

. >>> new tonight from the "washington post," the mueller >>> new tonight from the "washington post," the mueller team asking house intel exactly what roger stone testified to them. now all the speculation is about whether roger stone will be the next man charged. >>> president trump takes to twitter, blindsides his own military declaring "we've defeated isis in syria." says he's bringing the troops home while even his closest friend in the senate lindsey graham admits if obama had done this, we'd be all over him. >>> and what is the administration doing lifting sanctions on a company co-owned by a notorious russian who loaned paul manafort $10 million? we'll sort through all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. >>> and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 699 of the trump administration. here we are, one away from 700 days in office. just ahead tonight we'll have the latest on the backlash over the president's decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria. and just a short time ago the senate passed a continuing resolution

one posted more than 10 million tweets, 116,000 instagram posts, 61,000 facebook posts and 1,000 videosier this year, the same group was indicted by special counsel, robert mueller. the russian group's efforts went beyond misinformation on social media. the group regularly tried to co opt unsuspecting americans to do certain tasks or hand over their personal information, developing them as so-called assets. in one example, russian trolls created a page called army of jesus, targeting christians and offering free counseling to people with sexual addiction. the hotlines posted, the report says created an opportunity to blackmail or manipulate these individuals. cnn also tracked down this trump supporter in florida who was paid by the internet research agency to build a cage to bring to an event to call for the imprisonment of hillary clinton. >> there was nothing -- nothing at all to lend you to think that it's anything other than people trying to support a candidate. >> the group's most prolific efforts specifically targeted black american communities. not just to depress their vote, but

the post has been removed. the family requesting that a side street be named in honor of oscar grant. officials referring that to the city of oakland. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> happening now former president george h.w. bush being transported to his final resting place in college park, texas following a second funeral just for family and friends that wrapped up less than two hours ago. we are live with more on this final farewell. >> reporter: good morning. many of their close family and friends to say their final good-byes. the president on his way to his final resting place in college station. >> a final george h.w. bush. thousands of people showing up to his long time church. >> we are the lords. >> houstonians fondddddddd that called this place home. >> it gives us a chance to reflect on what a wonderful human being he was. >> it pulls on my heart strings for sure. >> family and friends attending the private funeral service. >> when the husly books are written they will say that george h.w. bush was a g

instead they were taking and posting insensitive photographs. one shows a xapgs reads, they're off on a fun-filled vacation. others were more distasteful. they apologized for the photos and immediately fired the three employees. >>> a drawing on a white board has the women volleyball team facing some criticism. the sketch shows the stanford tree pointing a gun, what looks to be a gun, at the university of nebraska's mascot. someone took the sick and posted on it social media. it was online for only a few minutes. it was long enough for nebraska fans to notice. the white board was at the stanford locker room as they beat nebraska on saturday. tonight, stanford's athletic director is apologizing saying the spk unacceptable and does not reflect the school's values. >> i thought it was ridiculous. why are people out here doing stuff like that? >> it could be a water pistol, anything. >> stanford has formally apologized to the university of nebraska. >>> a perplexing incident. two officers under investigation for accidentally firing their weapons in

the posts include offensive captions. a spokesperson tells cbs 13, police are looking into whether the photos show evidence of laws broken, like trespassing. the company responsible for the crew in the photos fired three employees connected to the online posts saturday. they issued a statement reading, we have identified three participants in this abhorrent event and their employment has been terminated. we regret the residents have suffered an insult during an already devastating time at the hands of these individuals. as the campfire commun fire comy to heal, a group is learning the consequences of their cold-hearted actions. >>> new details on a wildfire that ravaged big sur ago. it cost $262 million to fight it. it destroyed 57 homes and killed a bulldozer operator. the report says fireays fireayse did not adapt as the wildfire's behavior changed. the forest search took the approach of use it or lose it with their budget. forest service officials have not responded. >>> one person is dead and another is arrested follo

we'll keep you posted. it's 5:02 now and armed robbery, first degree assault and use of a f in the commission of a felony. those are some of the charges facing ad.c. firefighter this mornin after a dispute in the sale of shoes. he met up with someone that he connected with through an app and wanted to buy a pair of designer shoes that were for sale. things went wrong. really wrong. it happened last thursday around noon. police say moore met with thell se at georgia avenue a the victim was apparently selling a pair of shoes valued at $700. the two began o arguir that sale and police say moore revealed a gun and tooit off wh the shoes. the seller took a photo of the car as he was driving away. >> moore has been a firefighter in d.c. for four years now. the department says he's now on leave pending the outcome of ant ination. this morning news 4 is working for you with tips on how to keep yourself safe when selling things toan srs you meet online. never invite someone you don't know into your home and if you'r

"the washington post" interviewed about 15 laborers at the d.c.gally. >> you don't practice what you speech on immigration the one judge is from 35 years ago. when people have to go 35 years back to find out about workers and as far as one of the greatest hotels in the world between the capital building and the white house, there were no illegals. we do checks like you wouldn't believe. >> kimberly atkins, he tries to talk his way without of this stuff. does it matter? >> it matters for two reasons. on tell us we know when the economy booms, those in the reportity industry said repeatedly they depend on immigrant labor to survive. we are seeing from trump himself that that is the case. these are jobs often filled by immigrants and particularly in good economic times and trump's to be visa request is reflected. it also reflects in terms of those from mexico and central american countries and really horrifically derock torrey terms like vacuum the floors and wash his under way. it's more than hypocritical. it's very problematic especially to republi

grande originally tweetet and then d aid number of posts including one that read "i'm so sorry. wanting everyone to be healthy happy." there's history between grande and davidson just two months ago they were engad. their relationship became part of his act. >> god forbid we split up and she takes half my sneakers. >> reporter: and inspired her number one hit. ♪ and for pete i'm so thankful despite their brief romance she shared her support for him on socialmedia. a reminder that he doesn't have to battle this personal fight behind the curtains. kathy park, nbc news, los angeles. >> a if you orone you know is in crisis you can call the national suicide prevention lifeline 24/7 at 1-800-273-talk. >>> cbs is following up on a vow to donate $20 million to groups dedicated to eliminating sexual harassment after their former ceo lesef moonves l the company amid allegations of sexual misconduct. cbs announced that the money will go to 18 recipients including the time's up legal defense fund, wen in film angeles, futures without violence, and girls for gender equity, or the me too move

as you say the washington post says this is going to be part of a campaign that will continue into the new year i think there is a bit of a fear that after the action that we saw in the senate on thursday that they might decide well they've done enough now so there is that sort of pressure to do more even as the house that the incoming democratic party led house says is just getting going on its investigations into saudi arabia we do have this message from the publisher of the washington post who wrote this to the members of staff earlier this week many people are frustrated and feel betrayed by the trumpet illustrations apparent effort to sweep jamal's killing under the rug and its failure to stand up for america's values they can be assured that the washington post will not rest until justice is served on those who ordered jamal's killing those who carried it out and those who continue to try to cover it up that's the message from the washington post publisher thanks very much you have a tendency in washington now donald trump's former lawyer says the president told him to pay hush m

and soon after, spacey broke his silence, posting a bizarre video to social media. anna werner is following this. >> reporter: kevin spacey will be arraigned on the sexual assault charges next month. prosecutors say the incident happened in a nantucket, massachusetts bar in july of 2016. former boston tv news anchor, heather unruh, said in a news conference earlier this year that the man spacey assaulted was her then 18-year-old son. >> kevin spacey bought him drink after drink after drink, and when my son was drunk, spacey made his move. spacey stuck his hands inside my son's pants and grabbed his genitals. >> reporter: meanwhile, the actor posted this video on youtube today. >> i know what you want. you want me back. >> reporter: seemingly in character as frank underwood, from his former series, "house of cards." >> and you trusted me, even though you knew you shouldn't. >> reporter: spacey was released from the show because of multiple sexual assault allegations. los angeles county prosectors are reviewing the case. actor anthony rapp was the first to come forwar

post office building. the speaker pro tempore: is there any observation to consideration of the bill? -- objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is ngrossed, read a third time, passed. itch passed. mitch mitch i ask unanimous consent -- mr. mitchell: i did unanimous consent that the committee on oversight and government reform be discharged from h.r. 6167. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill the clerk: h.r. 6167, a bill to designate the postal service in west month, illinois, as the james william robinson memorial post office building. the speaker pro tempore: is there any objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is engrossed, read a third time, and passed and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. mitchell: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on oversight and government reform be discharged from further consideration of

we have achieved is the best you post and it's keep these posts. also on the show tonight time magazine's person of the year journalist targeted for their pursuit of the truth forced to make the ultimate sacrifice every year the time editors spend months debating and talking about who they think who we think should best represent the trends of the year and this year we've chosen the guardians and the war against truth. we begin the day with the british prime minister to resign may or breaks a deal and help to turn a mission impossible into maybe a mission improbable today the british parliament was supposed to vote on the deal at its exit from the european union but prime minister to resign may anticipating that the deal would be rejected well she cancelled the vote postponing parliament's chance to write a new chapter in british history replacing it with a request to european leaders to revisit and maybe rewrite the breaks that deal the answer so far place to reason may's efforts on that fine line separating a last minute effort from an exercise i

will leave his post at the end of the month. he told reporters he would decide on general kelly's replacement within the next few days. as chief of staff, he was widely seen as bringing discipline to the white house. there's dismay at the un climate talks after the us, russia, saudi arabia, and kuwait objected to a major scientific report on global warming. the report recommends that carbon emissions be halved over the next 12 years to keep the global rise in temperatures 1.5 degrees celsius. around a thousand people have been arrested in france, after a day of anti—government demonstrations by the so—called ‘yellow vest‘ protestors. there was heightened security as thousands of people gathered in towns and cities across the country for the fourth successive weekend of protests. those are the latest headlines. liverpool city council says that 2a asylum seekers who claimed they were children, after being sent to the city have been found to be adults. the authority says another 15 asylum seekers should have been identified as chil

posts on instagram alone generated 187 million interactions. russian agents pretending to be americans posted a wide range of disinformation and provocative content in an effort to sway the election toward donald trump. russian agents exclusively targeting -- extensively targeted black votes. they tried to influence voters to boycott elections or follow incorrect voting procedures. researchers concluded that efforts to disrupt u.s. elections are still going on. >>> four more days until a possible government shutdown. both sides are at odds over how much money will go to border security. trump is not a budgeting that congress approved $5 billion. democrats are offering $1.6 billion. the strategic communications director made it clear that border security remainsump's priority and we will find ways to get to that $5 billion in funding not only for the physical barrier but technology and personnel. >> if congress cannot reach an agreement, part of the federal government will shut down thursday at 9:00 p.m. pacific time. >>> a family is pleading to

joining me, a reporter for the "washington post" eugene scott.alk about that latest polling this. the three potential democratic 2020 candidates have two things in common not to the satisfaction of some observers. they're all white and they're all male. is that a pro or a con for democrats in 2020? >> it's being seen as a con from some members of the base. people of color, women and even millennials were key voting blocs that helped the democrats do really well in the midterms. so how well these individual white men do, i think, is based on who their running mates are. for many in the democratic base, they want to see their running mates reflect some of these demographics that have been key to making sure democrats won. >> what can we expect on capitol hill today as lawmakers return amid the shutdown? are we any closer to ending this shutdown right now? >> both sides are really focusing on their bases. the reality is conservatives who are going congress thinking about how republicans who backed trump in 2016 and 2018 really view immigration as on

the wife of a supreme court justice faces pushback over controversial facebook posts...ad to say about california and immigrants that has many people outraged... (j.r.)tonight the man accused of killing a california officer in the central valley is sitting in a jail cell. you see him right here. 7 others were arrested as athorities say they helped that man evade police.last night a vigil was held to remember officer ronil singh. he was shot and killed during a traffic stop on wednesday in newman, california. a city just 98 miles southeast of san francisco. officer singh leaves behind a wife and a five month old boy. his brother and friends spoke at last night's vigil. (jr stone) (jr (jr stone)33-year-old gustavo perez arriaga was arrested friday at a home in kern county california. 200 miles south of the shooting scene. the sheriff says that arriaga came to the country illegally and was trying to get back to mexico. (justine) the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas is facing pushback over her controversial facebook posts. on social media, virginia thomas sugges

a second pulitzer craig shared in 2014, he was also part of the posted team awarded the pulitzer for public service for coverage of american surveillance programs revealed by edward snowden. now, as you might imagine the months and months that has spent with his colleagues on the russia trump story have been quite intense and overwhelming at times. of the story has come to encompass 70 elements and so many players in parts of the government, the white house, cia , justice department, robert mueller investigation, congress, media companies, the kremlin and keeping them all straight in the comments-- is immensely challenging, even making sense of the connection of the pieces can be very difficult given the day to day struggle of reporting the volume of breaking news. that's why craig chose to step back a big write his new book which is called "the apprentice". he wanted to lay out what is known so far put together a detailed largely chronological narrative filling in some blanks connecting the knot-- dots where he could through additional reporting. of the result is a comprehensive, en

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we should take before posting that.what shops like this one having a real impact on local communities but the power of sits in video is going well beyond having video footage having kind of a first person document is often the difference between something being a local story if not a national story we've seen in several cases things that were initially posted his facebook videos is becoming things that you know national outlets have said in their newsroom gee this is getting a lot of play on social media maybe you should write it up a video showing an illegal immigrant and high priced it's crap or off the street or try to. high caliber lot of attack the new technology has become extremely important in your legal professionals for ice. and also guys immigrant who is a law breaker. far the advocates of that unauthorized person he or she is not just a law breaker which is true but he or she is also a parent he or she is also a contributing member of the community he or she is also someone who has roots and they want to por

post has that lie detector think going on.we are in a time when people think they can re-create history they can reshape anything they want to to come back and say this is what has happened. just come back with the facts. and that's just simple.t it's such a confusing time in the world. i am starting to work on theut story now. about a guy who lives in the rural woods of maine. he is an internet troll. he creates this very dramatic story about how they seem very far right. and then they get distributed on facebook. in these people in oklahoma city here's a meme about michelle obama she actually had two babies out of wedlock. in fact these guys in maine. as a far left troll who is trying to get people on the right so he can shame them into believing stupid things. it's just so confusing. i think part of it as a technology that we are at this very confusing moment in terms of sorting out truth and not cuth in our country's history. who gets us sort out the truth and not truth. he how worried are you know about the cold war journ