to ron brown and his 4 may even god knows washington's puppets off the germany confirm dictated to trump threaten to impose tariffs on european states if they don't quit the 2015 nuclear deal. which is police new but ignored the most profound and sexual abuse by paedophiles in care homes a new report reveals a former detective who took part in the initial investigation tells her side of the story. the day will.

to ron brown and its former even partners washington's puppets after germany confirmed it paved into trump's threat to impose tariffs on european states if they don't quit the 2015 nuclear deal. which is police knew but ignored the most profound and sexual abuse by paedophiles in care homes a new report reveals a former detective who took part in the initial investigation tells her side of the story. that they were vulnerable kids who we have to take you to task and the old solid failed time and time again to do that. to. a very warm welcome you're watching artie international with me nicky airing our top story this hour it's been exactly 75 years since warsaw was liberated by soviet and polish forces the capital was occupied by nazi germany for years thousands were deported to death comes from the warsaw ghetto 200000 soviet soldiers gave their lives to stop the brutal regime in the city and its surroundings. city stood empty and deserted the bodies of poles tortured and executed to be seen in ditches and sewer pipes there's not a single undamaged building remaining in objects of hi

i did weather with ron brown as well. >> that is hilarious. >> a small world. >> you were leaving, i was heading in. >> now we're all together. >> one big, happy family. really love those photos. we get you outside to a live sky camera video and currently 55 degrees. we'll talk about colder changes for the weekend and get you ready for super bowl weather in a few minutes. growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our cou ntsrd work, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> crv, a system of nickels and dimes paid on bottles. but we found a major problem there. >> if you collect your cans and bottles to get your deposit back, you know crv is a mess right now. lots of recycling centers have closed and that means families are struggling to get their deposi >> why a recycling for the bottles that we b

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earlier today, senator sherrod brown, want to be ron wyden and carper came to the floor to speak of the us-mexico trade agreement. the senate is expected to hold a final vote on the u.s. mca trade deal tomorrow. >> tomorrow i will do something i've never done in my time in the house. ir will vote for a trade agreement the first time in my career and i'm voting for that because of the work that my colleague from oregon senator wyden and i did to fix president of trump's deal to secure new protections for american workers for the first time ever in spite of the president's intransigence and winding up with with corporate interests because the trade agreement for the first time ever put workers at the center of the agreement. south korea and japan won't one after another permanent trade relations with china every one of these trade agreements and actions were written in the house again free trade agreement because yes all of these were written by corporations to maximize fits camp compensation to enrich stockholders always at the workers and communities like mansfield ohio and toledo. i wa

bipartisan group of senators, including senators portman, durbin, shaheen, ron johnson, murphy, kirk, bloomberg and sher rod brown, sent a letter to president pofto urge him to mak changes. the month after the senator sent that letter, mr. shokin was fired. he was fired. so let's be very, very clear. vice president biden called for the removal of this prosecutor at the official direction of u.s. policy. because the prosecutor was widely perceived as corrupt. and with the support of all our international allies. his actionswere, therefore, supported by the executive branch, congress, and the international community. common sense would tell us that this allegation against joe biden is false, and that there was no legitimate basis for any investigation. but there's several other reasons, you know, that the only reason president trump wanted ukraine to announce the investigation into biden that was sole for this very own personal benefit. so if you look at tslide, it will summarize some points. first, none of the 17 witnesses in the house's inquiry said there was any factual basis for this allegation. not one of the

him a bipartisan group of senators including senators portman, durbin, shaheen, ron johnson, kirk, blumenthal and sherrod brown. they urged him to make urgent reforms to the prosecutor general's office. the month after the senator sent that letter, mr. shokin was fired. he was fired. so, let's be very, very clear. vice president biden called for the removal of this prosecutor at the official direction of u.s. policy. that was widely received as corrupt and with the support of all of our international allies, his actions were therefore supported by the executive branch, congress and the international community. common sense would tell us that this allegation against joe biden is false. and there was no legitimate basis for any investigation that was the only reason that president trump wanted to investigate for his own personal benefit. if you look at the site, it will summarize some points. first, none of the 17 witnesses in the houses inquiry said there was any factual basis for this allegation, not one of the 17. to the contrary, they testified it was false. second it was mentioned former prosecutor general,

ukrainian parliament voted to remove him including senators portman, durbin, shaheen, ron johnson, and sharad brownsent a letter to urge urgent reforms to the office. one month after the senator sent the letter mister viktor shokin was fired. fired. so let's be very very clear. vice president biden called for the removal of this prosecutor at the official direction of us policy because the prosecutor was widely perceived as corrupt and with the support of all international allies the actions were therefore supported by the executive branch congress in the international community. common sense would tell us this allegation against joe biden is false and that there was no legitimate basis for any investigation. that there are several other reasons that president trump wanted ukraine to announce investigation that also solely for his own personal benefit so this will summarize some points.rs first, none of the 17 witnesses of the inquiry said there was any factual basis for the allegations. not one out of 17. to the contrary they testified it was false. second, the former prosecutor general vice presi

him a bipartisan group of senators, including senators portman, durbin, shaheen, ron johnson, murphy, blumenthal and brown sent a letter to president to make urgent reforms to the prosecutor general's office and the month after the senator sent that letter he was fired. let's be very clear that vice president biden called for the removal of this prosecutor as the official direction of u.s. policy because the prosecutor was widely perceived as corrupt. with the support of all our international allies is actions were therefore supported by the executive branch, congress and the international community. common sense would tell us that this allegation against joe biden is false. and that there was no legitimate basis for any investigation but there are several other reasons you know the only reason president trump wanted ukraine to announce the investigation into biden that was solely for this very own personal benefit. if you look at this slide it will summarize some points that first non- 17 witnesses in the house inquiry said there was any factual basis for this allegation, not one of the 17. to the contra

a bipartisan group of senators, including senators portman, durbin, shaheen, ron johnson, murphy, kirk, blumenthal and brownsent a letter to make urgent reforms to the prosecutor general's office. the month after the senators sent that letter, mr. shokin was fired. he was fired. so let's be very, very clear, vice-president biden called for the removal of this prosecutor at the official direction of u.s. policy because the prosecutor was widely perceived as corrupt. and with the support of all of our international allies, his actions were therefore supported by the executive branch, congress, and the international community. common sense would tell us that this allegation against joe biden is false and that there was no legitimate basis for any investigati investigation, but there are several other reasons you know that the only reason president trump wanted ukraine to announce the investigation into biden that was also slowliy for this very own personal benefit. so if you look at the slide it will summarize some points. first, none of the 17 witnesses in the house's inquiry said there was any factual basis

and if anybody says, well, ron, you think anybody is really going to be accomplished with what you and senator brown are talking about, i'm going to say i went through the entire enforcement process in terms of the key provisions and we laid out for the country and the senate that you have led an effort to speed up by more than 300% the time line for enforcement action. i mean, it used to take years and years sometimes. you've shortened that by literally more than 300%. you have been part of an effort that's tougher because you can go after the individual factories. and then finally i think this enforcement proposal gets to the heart of what we need to be doing because it means if you rip off workers, we're going to stop products those workers have produced at the border. so my guess is there will be a lot more discussion. i see we've got another valuable colleague from the finance committee whose-- who has been heavily involved in these issues for a lot of years. but i want to again say that this didn't happen byes on mow sis -- by osmosis because when we got that flawed bill, i think everybody sai

bipartisan group of senators, including senators portman, durbin, shaheen, ron johnson, murphy, kirk, blumenthal and sherrod brownnd a letter to president poroshenko that urged him to make urgent reforms to the prosecutor general's office. the month after the senators sent that letter, mr. shokin was fired. he was fired. so lets be very, very clear. vice president biden called for the removal of this prosecutor at the official direction of u.s. policy because the prosecutor was widely perceived as corrupt and with the support of all of our international allies, his actions were therefore supported by the executive branch, congress, and the international community. common sense would tell us that this allegation against joe biden is false and that there was no legitimate basis for any investigation, but there's several other reasons, you know, that the only reason president trump wanted ukraine to announce the investigation into biden that was all solely for his very own personal benefit. so if you look at this slide, it had summarize so will summarize some points. first, none of the 17 witnesses in the house's in

bipartisan group of senators, including senators portman, durbin, shaheen, ron johnson, murphy, kirk, blumenthal, and sherrod brownsenators sent that letter, mr. shokin was fired. he was fired. so let's be very, very clear. vice president biden called for the removal of this prosecutor at the official direction of u.s. policy, because the prosecutor was widely perceived as corrupt. and with the support of all our national allies. his actions were supported by the executive branch, congress, and the international community. commonsense would tell us that this allegation against joe biden is false. and that there was no legitimate basis for any investigation. but there's several other reasons. you know that the only reason president trump wanted ukraine to announce the investigation into biden that was solely for his very own personal benefit. so if you look at this slide, it will summarize some points. first, none of the 17 witnesses in the house's inquiry said there was any factual basis for this allegation. not one of the 17. to the contrary, they testified it was false. second, as i mentioned, the former prosecu

earlier today, senator sherrod brown, want to be ron wyden and carper came to the floor to speak of themexico trade agreement. the senate is expected to hold a final vote on the u.s. mca trade deal tomorrow. >> tomorrow i will do something i've never done in my time in the house. ir will vote for a trade agreement the first time in my career and i'm voting for that because of the work that my colleague from oregon senator wyden and i did to fix president of trump's deal to secure new protections for american workers for the first time ever in spite of the president's intransigence and winding up with with corporate interests because the trade agreement for the first time ever put workers at the center of the agreement. south korea and japan won't one after another permanent trade relations with china every one of these trade agreements and actions were written in the house again free trade agreement because yes all of these were written by corporations to maximize fits camp compensation to enrich stockholders always at the workers and communities like mansfield ohio and to.