there's no way around that. >> mimi rocca, in the world of sports, they call it a designed play. and i hate to reduce this to sporting terminology, but dick durbin came into the hearing with two of them in mind. his first one highly effective. what's your degree of certainty? his second one was to kavanagh about the fbi, i'm going to play it. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> so you're saying there's never been a case where you drank so much that you didn't remember what happened the night before or part of what happened? >> you're asking about black out. i don't know, have you? >> could you answer the question, judge? that's not happened, is that your answer? >> yeah, i'm curious if you have. >> i have no drinking problem, judge. >> nor do i. >> okay, thank you. >> i was going to say, i started my last colloquy by saying to senator klobuchar how much i respect her and respected what she did at the last hearing, she asked me a question at the end, i responded by asking her a question. i'm sorry i did that. this is a tough process. i'm sorry about that. >> i've got a sugge

does not show the syrian army has caused widespread civilian deaths unlike the situation in mosul and rocca where are the western forces simply did carpet bombing in the killed everyone the tensions over a glib come as both the terrorists are being accused of preparing a chemical that moscow has warned that extremist groups already delivered into the area with the help of the western supported rescue group the white helmets according to the russian military jet how this in the region are hoping to provoke a western intervention in the region the u.s. and allies believe its president assad who's planning to use toxic substances against militants in a loop they say there's evidence to suggest such an intention and washington has promised a strong response if chemical weapons are deployed to the u.n. those stressed weaponized versions of chlorine could be used by any site in syria. the government of one. which is that organization declare that they reached by the figure of. being deep kept ability to produce weaponized chlorine well despite those claims from the un envoy to syria his u.s. coun

show that the syrian army has caused widespread civilian deaths unlike the situation in mosul and rocca where the western forces simply did carpet bombing in a killed everyone the security council session also devoted time to discussing chemical weapons moscow's repeatedly said the terrorists in libya planning to use the arms to frame the acid regime of already brought eight barrels of chlorine to the province russia also believes that members of the controversial rescue group the white helmets will be filming the incident when it staged united nations acknowledge that the terrorists did have chlorine. the government owned one. and. which is an organization. that figured all. being deep kept ability to produce weaponized chlorine despite russia's repeated claims the united states un envoy appeared to have her own idea about any future chemical attacks in syria. if there are chemical weapons that are used we know exactly who's going to use them . and yes rush is making accusations about opponents white helmets everything else. assad is doing the same. that is the exact formula they alway

show that the syrian army has caused widespread civilian deaths unlike the situation in mosul and rocca where the western forces simply did carpet bombing in a field everyone. the tensions evident come after both sides have accused either damascus or terrorists in the country of preparing a chemical attack moscow's warned that extremist groups have already delivered chlorine to the area with the help of the western supported rescue group the helmets according to the russian military jihadists in the region hoping to provoke western intervention in the region the u.s. and allies though believe it's president assad who's planning to use toxic substances against militants in italy they say there's evidence to suggest such an intention and washington has promised a strong response if chemical weapons are deployed the u.n. though stressed weaponized versions of chlorine could be used by any side in syria the government of one. and a little sort of witches or gave the asian. a very difficult or. being deep cup ability to produce weaponized chlorine despite those claims from the syrian u.n. en

that port pinochet to power we asked former us green party vice presidential candidate john weaver rocca about what nine eleven means and his moscow continues to deny involvement in the songs britax and british police failed to confirm evidence of russian state involvement we examine the role of propaganda with colonial counterpuncher an antiwar painter and sculptor paul wager that's all coming up on the show but first tomorrow marks not only forty five years since the cia backed coup the board of fascist government to power in chile but seventeen years since the usas nine eleven it's hard to recall how much support the united states had around the world as it mourned its dead from moscow to havana town ran to caracas to the streets of major nation cities people and their leaders gave their condolences to the american people but then came the post nine eleven mistake the president trump referred to. in his campaign for the presidency it was a mistake the war in iraq we spread two trillion dollars thousands of lives we don't even have it around is taking over iraq with the second largest

team and amnesty international on the ground in rocca after the u.s. offensive said it was the most destroyed city in the syrian conflict seventy to eighty percent we go to markets kind of broaden this out and i think kind of look at the interests and positions of some of the characters in this beyond donald trump go ahead i think probably the most important from the very beginning has always been turkey and erdogan i mean without the turkish border none of the u.s. saudi supplies jihadi shipped around the world would get into syria and their role in that as as the base i mean the u.s. bases in turkey for illegally arming training and cellaring the jihadi. proxies for regime change in syria were literally euphemistically named the moslems sensors and these were. centers in turkey. in the austin aughrim and this has always been kind of a geopolitical dance if you will imagine putin and erdogan waltzing across the chessboard with daggers poised at each other's back they both of interest russia was trying to exploit the split of you know the disagreements

team and amnesty international on the ground in rocca after the u.s. offensive says it was the most destroyed city in the syrian conflict seventy to eighty percent of the buildings destroyed far more than two thousand civilian casualties and. this is you know the rhetoric that we hear from the united states basically it's saying when you are conducting counter terror against. the remnants of our proxies do what we say not what we in syria are going to do think. it's interesting how trump is being played into this here because i think there's a lot of smart military people would think that the military strategy there in it isn't a military strategy in this point it's a political one it is it's creating and putting down a marker here. there could be a conflict with russia and all this is this been followed out or is it a bluff. well i think they can stumble into this again when you develop a strategy what distinguishes structure from policy is usually you have to predict what the other service will do and i think in this situation. too many arcturus with

so on against against assad we've been fighting the real terrorists all along we've fought them in rocca we fought them in the in the jersey redistribute fought them all the way to the. baghdad where they were the russians the syrians did nothing but how to do this concretely i really don't know but it has to be a concerted effort which is why i feel we can't stand aside we need to talk to the we need to drop the americans we need to talk to the british and french and develop a strategy that will talk in just a minute about what that might look like but just now focusing on turkey if you would you predicted in your opening statement hard times for both turkey and the west and turkey has been warning very anxiously of a flow of refugees that would dwarf anything we've seen so far in the syrian. or should the all out battle for islam begin do you think that's right well not only turkey also the un warned of first seven hundred million refugees leaving the country of the attack really starts and it is started out seven hundred thousand sorry. yes and turkey is passing through the worst econ

donna leonard says she found her father, jack mostly, stabbed at his home on rocca drive sunday morning. she says her father said someone threw a coffee mug through their front window. when he went outside to sweep up the mess he says he was stabbed by his neighbor. police arrested 27-year-old psychiatry area of fremont on charges of attempted murder. >> as he bent over the guy from next door came up from behind him and started cutting him. just started viciously cutting him he said. he was laughing the whole time he was doing it. >> joya told investigators he blacked out and doesn't remember anything. the man who was stabbed is now recovering from surgery and his family set up a go fund me page to help pay for his bills and rent. >>> police in santa rosa searching for a group of women who sold as much as $19,000 worth of clothing from a lulu lemon store. it happened yesterday morning just after 11:00 at a lulu lemon in ry. four women in their 20s wearing red and black hooded sweatshirt them with clothing. the women drove off in an older black sadie license plate. if you have any inform

attorney mimi rocca. senior adviser at movon.org. cnbc editor john harwood.cy in media, carrie sheffield and anita gupta, president and ceo of the leadership conference on leadership and civil rights. wow, wow, wow, i'm so impressed by my panel, i might retire right here on my show. i have to go to you first, anita. i watched kavanaugh and ford testimony at home and was riveted by it. i was quite frankly shocked. i was old enough to watch clarence thomas hearings, too. even the anger you saw from clarence thomas was nothing compared to volcanic, erupting, crying, i've never seen anything like it, what we saw brett kavanaugh do in the hearings. you were in the room, you were in the hearings, did it feel as jarring to you as it did to me? >> yes. the room isn't that big. it may appear big on tv. the morning had been these two women going back and forth with dr. blasey ford's voice cracking. she was talking softly, adjusting the mic. the scene immediately within the first five minutes of kavanaugh walking in. he came in belligerent. he came in full of partisan v

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you knew the town of rocca. which war was. groups under the us with the support of the. pirate it than we had then. that the guilty of the of this victim's months of civilians will be where the terrorists were using this symbol as a shield they want to blame for that we on our part i mean russian are out for service. the government told all was. if you paid attention tried to achieve it and we managed to do it we tried it was roll to ensure the leaving of this civilians i want to thank for that as the. the leaders of turkey iran of present here because i like a little bit we have we would be able to do to solve the questions in this way if our special services and our own forces represent us in armed forces didn't work effectively amount of self's you know what of course. we see. that it will matter agreement will be a west that our appeal to reconciliation all the head in a global zone but at the same time we mean that all our agreements. on syria always assume to have the presumption that we strive to have it get rid of all the parties. but we took out of the brackets

mimi rocca, during the break, you and i were saying that there's such a dichotomy between the grassleys of the world. forgive me, but kind of high-bound and unable to see the forest for the senate hearing procedural trees. we have this one very human drama unfolding with her testimony, her demeanor, her bearing, and then it gets to chairman grassley, who's all about stopping and starting the clock and wanting credit for the fact that they offered to go to california and gather her testimony there. >> it's just unbelievable. and the more he speaks, i mean, the contrast just make, as you say, her seem more human, more credible, more believable. and i will say, if this is what they are going to pick her apart about, that she is somehow inconsistent in her fear of flying, which, by the way, it's completely believable. motivation can go a long way to get you over fear. and i would not want to fly anywhere in the world to do what she's doing but she did it. but if that is what they're going to come at her for, i mean, that is just, it's pathetic and, you know, we have to remember, we have to

mimi rocca, there's going to come a time here where dr. ford is finished. and excused.hange of tone, tenor, demeanor. the atmospherics in the room when kavanaugh walks in. >> it is. again, you know, having -- remembering how kavanaugh was when he testified originally, i really do not think he is going to fair well. he's just not a credible speaker, when he speaks. i don't know if that's how he normally is or that's how he is when he isn't telling the truth, which is what it seems to me. i do think her sincerity is going to be very striking when he comes out. you're going to sort of see it even more. again, when he testified originally, when he was being asked questions that he had obviously rehearsed, he sounded good and prepared and, you know, reasonableable. when he was asked questions by senator harris he, you know, pretended to not know the name of of a law firm, cakasowitz, which one of his very good friends worked at. it's just a moment that everyone came back to that this is not credible, this is not believable. i think he's given us already so many reasons to no

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