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in creating an environment that was for a rhonda come in and provide to the hutus. it's a very complex situation but this is a complex partnership with saudi arabia that we likely will need to maintain for a period of time because the greatest threats in that region, is reinforced during my visit was clearly aroundiran. and they continue to develop nuclear weapons, continue to improve their military technology including missile technology in which the weapons could sit and engage in terrorist activities throughout the middle east and so that destabilizing process is the threat to not just those in the region but ultimately the united states. so it's important for us to maintain a dialogue with sometimes bad actors and copper cato partners like the saudis. you mentioned you had seen changes in saudis policy toward yemen that you thought were positive. is that right? >> yes, let me, the government for making changes, they are targeting of different military targets has improved and persuaded of that, i spent a lot of time with no ambassador as well as leaders in saudi

wow what an incredible job they're doing now from the mountains of rhonda to the plains of south africa anyone who's been there we have noticed that thousands of kilometers of facing that cut across the lot intended to continue. this is actually have a devastating effect on the environment what's happening. well frank says are not only a deadly trap for the wildlife also there to prevent livestock from roaming freely which leads to overgrazing. asian some birds are now reversing this trend however and there spearheading an ecological revolution. when herders lead their livestock onto the great plains of the car in central south africa the animals on allowed to linger. to protect the vegetation from overgrazing they have to be kept on. the move as a result they can only eat the tips of the plant's. head chef the dixon cooper has years of experience and of seeing how the landscape has changed since he's been grazing his animals here has made it sound. pitches and grass growth was not that much but now since we have put it is the process we're heading. in that nor is it people now changing

creates a moral hazard and it encourages this kind of rigging in the future we're calling on governor rhonda santas to have his department of law enforcement to investigate and to prosecute and we're also calling on the justice department to do the same these are serious. violations of federal and state statutes and we should have no patience for it well despite the judge's ruling obviously brenda snipes alone was when she denies any wrongdoing whatsoever is the reason that you were not running in broward county in 2020 because you understand how powerful was the minstrels is with the media julian isn't just told me that she was able to just cool stuff. the morning joe t.v. program and tell him to stop being to probe and he signed as in the democrat primaries last time around and call up. chuck told on meet the press i mean what is the power of the media power of debbie wasserman schultz when it comes to the democratic primaries let alone anything else in your democracy when well i'd hesitate to even call it a democracy at this point and i'm a patriotic american i'm very troubled by what we

she described feeling uncomfortable, according to notes submitted to congress by rhonda faehn, then headf the u.s. women's gymnastics program. so did aly raisman, who spoke with "60 minutes" two years ago. "the wall street journal" reports that in june 2015, faehn told steve penny, then head of u.s.a. gymnastics, that biles felt uncomfortable with nassar, but in a statement to cbs news, penny's lawyer said he didn't know biles was a victim until she came forward publicly almost three years later. as new facts about the handling of nassar's abuse continue to emerge, athletes like simone biles and aly raisman are demanding to know the whole truth. as raisman tweeted yesterday, "how much longer will this nightmare go on?" norah. >> o'donnell: all right, jon, thank you. there is still much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." how a couple says their dream cruise ended being held hostage in a mexican hospital. tonight, the celebrity now coming to their rescue. plus the email mix-up that had thousands praying for a tv reporter. reporter. and it's time for our best offer of the year! dur

rhonda to intekron and in the run everything is connected to fuel prices. when they go up the next day rent prices go up as well as life other expenses like fruits vegetables cereals everything. passenger why did they do it because they don't have money left we're under sanctions they want to take the money out of the people's pockets. to run the country. the price hike is the latest sign of iran's economic struggle under u. s. sanctions since the u. s. pulled out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal the real has plummeted against the dollar. the d devaluedd riel has led to increased fuel smuggling out of iran where gas prices are some of the lowest in the world due to o heavy state subsidies. low costs that also lead to high consumption which the government cited as the reason for the price hike. i want the kids to four thirty dollars on h how you ask you to bowl in recent years with the increasing consumption of petrol. expert said this a few russian did and reform prices. it would h help control consumption. i guess. the iranian government said that the ex

agreement to may taste quite simply a financial wall degenerating into something worse it well done well rhonda time thank you so much alison mclean for being on the kaiser report my pleasure already that's going to do it for this episode of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would like to thank our guest now from macleod of gold money dot com if you'd like to get in touch twitter surprise reported that exxon bio. you know world of big movies law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok this other action food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the 2

i must note that after the unfortunate events in round of 1904 it is mainly ugandans that went to rhonda and assisted build the republic of rundown who want ugandans living in america are living in europe living elsewhere to feel comfortable and blissed to come back and rebuild their country currently so much of the system was built by and is loyal to 70 particularly the security operators what do you do about that about if you are in charge of the police the army the courts where do you draw the line of who you remove from the jobs i've been communicating to the men and women in uniform telling them that this is a fight for them to we're not fighting against them we're fighting for them they deserve dignity these are men and women who spend sleepless nights trying to keep us safe but again looking at how they live how their children survive how their enumerated. is sad so we want to better their lives so that our security is better when the police not to be playing politics but. be doing that amounted to a while which is protecting people and their property we want our soldiers to be di

don't have to pay for research and development so their pricing is much cheaper so i'm working with rhonda in florida and other governors in their gonna buy from other countries and skip the nonsense and ultimately the drug companies bring the price of the drugs or buy from other countries. that is okay too. the same pill made in the same factory made by the same company sells 250, 60, 70% less in one country than it does and another. were always the high country. i will be giving governors the right to buy their prescription drugs from other countries and that sounds like a pretty good idea to you. you as a great economist. so the actions that we are announcing today, the latest in the efforts to reduce the price and we will have tremendous results and we can do so simply if we had any kind of help from the democrats but they're doing so many other things and mainly one is wasting a lot of time and very bad for our country what they're doing and they should approve usmca, the greatest trade to over made and they should stop playing games. mexico signed it many months ago in canada keeps c

congressman like turner, you see him, quite impressive the way he talked to the witnesses and rhonda says the republicans are winning on capitol hill. lara logan joined the fox news channel with fox news, we will talk about that and charles payne on the economy and how it is on fire and did you see this? protesters shutdown art laughter, what was that about? how long did he stay? was he escorted out? yes he was. by whom? you will find out when he joins us on "fox and friends" shortly. a busy 3 hours kicks off on the channel you trust for your morning post it note. you will succeed. back after a break. (contemplative synth music) - [narrator] forget about vacuuming for up to a month. shark iq robot deep-cleans and empties itself into a base you can empty once a month. and unlike standard robots that bounce around, it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. >> pete buttigieg surging in iowa but struggling to resonate with minority voters. with his latest mishap of using a stock image of a kenyan woman in his outreach to african-americans can his campaign recover. and

. >> reporter: rhonda told us she was born to a wealthy family in the area but has lived on the streets of fremont for nearly a decade. >> you feel powerless. i have four kids. one of them -- my oldest -- was killed. and my two daughters, they too are homeless. >> reporter: so, let's talk about the numbers because they don't lie. fremont has the third largest homeless population in alameda county behind oakland and berkeley. as of january of this year, the city's biennial survey survey sy 608 homeless people, up 27% since 2017. alameda county saw a 40% increase in that time. >> do you think the city is doing enough to help the homeless? >> i think they're doing what they can with awareness of, you know, bigger picture. >> reporter: this bigger picture takes us back to the summer when hundreds protested against a proposed homeless navigation center in fremont. after debate, members of the city council made the decision to put it in a parking lot behind city hall. >> why did the city council decide this was the best spot? >> this was the best location for the navigation center because the

but it is common sense that if you are volunteer knocking doors and staying hey i am rhonda, lindenhe street. i am really concerned about the selection. can i talk to you about what is happening in our community. in one of the issues that matter to t you can talk to you about the candidates. it is just more impactful and we knock the door multiple timesck before the course of the election yet the ability to have a dialogue and conversation that is more meaningful than actually makes a difference in changing boats. and some building thatt to million person volunteer base, is going to be critical. for your our success in 2020 in terms of voters. we watch radio tv, i don't mean to offend anybody but one-on-one conversations make a big difference and voters have better turnouts. that is the function of the rnc. may that a huge fundraising advantage over the dnc this quarter are this year. you also have the democrat field aggressively fighting to win the nomination. and taking those resources into their camp pains. who that is our primary focus 90 percent of my time is fundraising. i was e

then rhonda escobar of texas said this, quote, i think the broader we go, that may pose challenges for people". do you think she has a point? especially in aist state like yours, michigan? >> i think we have to think this true. the ukraine issue is the one that unified mott only democrats but many people crass the nation. and some republicans. >> what republicans are you talking about? in congress? >> well, i mean, i think -- yeah, for sure, republicans in congress. i just -- i am sure you saw the interview that my former colleague charlie dent did. >> i did. >> where he referred to conversations that he has had with republicans. i have had those same conversations. i am not going to out them because i think it is up to them to speak their own truth. but i will say this. many of my republican colleagues have tremendous courage in the elevator on the way to the second floor where the floor of the house is, and somehow leave that courage behind when they walk onto the floor of the house. this is a moment i think they are really going to have to think about n. retrospect, 15 or 20 years f

when it came picking the republican party said, iad of the rnc, i gotta get the woman from michigan, rhondaaniel, to head it out. [applause] [cheers and applause] and when they were saying how sophisticated hillary clinton's campaign was. technology inater the world, she paid for it, but she didn't get it. she has really fantastic and uses, -- geniuses, but i had someone who was a lot better. his name was -- was there ever a day like that in television history? and they have no idea, because when we do hang it up, they were all out of business, they know that. that is why i think we will get partyxpect to get a full unbelievable endorsement very fromfrom the -- very soon the new york times and the washington post. [applause] know, beforeyou the election started, about one month before i announced that i was going to do this, i said i am going to become a politician, i can't believe it. i looked at the new york times, and it was like a little leaflet that you hand out at the grocery store. the wind would blow it away. it was dead. i call it the failing new york times because eventually, they

>> tonight on c-span2 republican national committee chair rhonda mcdaniel on 2020 elections and other political news of the day at the christian science monitor. then a look at efforts to develop of universal flu vaccine. >> c-span's washington journal live everyday with news on policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning. >> republican national committee chair donna mcdaniel discusses the elections at the christian science monitor. ms. mcdaniel talks about the impact of the impeachment inquiries is having on the rnc campaign efforts. >> good morning. i'm linda, washington bureau chief of the christian science monitor. our guest today is ronna mcdaniel, chair of the republican national committee. this is her first appearance at the breakfast we are especially pleased to have her as she represents the third generation of the romney family to appear at our breakfast. ms. mcdaniel's late grandfather michigan governor george romney was our guest several times and in fact he was the guest at the third monitor breakfast and we are now over 3900, it was in 1966. your uncle, mitch

to picking a republican party chair , the head of the rnc, i said i've got to get the woman from , rhondae of as dictated hillary clinton's campaign was. we are not sophisticated, right. she's got the finest computer technology in the world. she paid for it. she did not get it. she has fantastic geniuses. i had somebody that was a lot better than the people she had. name was brad parr scalp. he is here with us. doing a great job. our numbers are looking very good. think of it. we are one day short. can you believe it? date. that great november 8. was there every date like that? idea because when we do hang it up, they are out of business. they know that. get as why i expect to soon fromsement very andfailing new york times from the amazon washington post. [applause] election, about a month before i announced i was going to do this, i said i'm going to become a politician. i looked at the new york times. it was like a leaflet at a grocery store. away.nd would blow it it was dead. it will fail. we built it up. , i had a fewes stories on the front page. and now i have three or four a allit's

thanks a lot rhonda 5.19 there's a new effort.n francisco to stop car break ins police are stepping up their patrols for the next 2 months as we head into the holiday season. they're going to target residential hot spots and shopping areas. >>we have a number of strategies that we will employ some of them tried and true some of them will be innovative in different. we know that there's a small amount of people that are very organized to commit these crimes and that's what we're going after. we want to make a difference. we want our city to be the safest city in this country and working toward that. >>so far this year there have been more than 20,000 car break ins in san francisco. last year. there were 21,000 total. firefighters in the east they put out a house fire and broke out yesterday in brentwood. this home on lori drive of the fire damaged the side of the home and as you can see the roof. >>all right on to some national headlines this morning, the stage is now set for the next phase of the impeachment inquiry against presid

yeah, it's rhonda rowland, yeah, there's knights the fog trap anay, so we expect to see fog here butthe lower edge of the southern tor and even we can catch a glimpse of the northern tower from this vantage point we swing things around and looks like it's trng to clear out a little bit to see some of the east bay shoreline will be monitoring that all this separation line in the is clear. you get the sunut and that just causes some mixing with some drier air upstairs that's the name of the game because with th high. we have those dry air that here in just get separated overnight. at marine layer sneaks in at the lower levels because it is marine cooled. we have a cold ocean to help out. here's what's happening kind of a weak little system just dropping in bringing some scattered cloud cover our way ut behind it it's all mostly sunny and clear the storm track remains far to the north right now we're talking about that dippg south. that's looking less and less likely in termsf getting some rain by week's end early fog eared out. temperatures near about 70 for the bay 70's inland might e