ruth and adrian the two young activists here as well. he went out camping again being in the nanoparticle may be they were nominated. for an easy going to have been able to get out and not. have and i'm sure. he could not believe that we have a. five. zero. zero this year ruth wasn't able to find a job she lives on three hundred fifty euros in public assistance. the chemical are something i'm going to put on the moment. i just think. people will be able to see. the following. you know. a few hours later the city comes to a standstill. the island experiences a power outage. closes at the university. but if. you. think of. the public electric company as the business with the biggest debt in puerto rico. power outages have affected rural areas. you. even. thought out. the month a couple. ruth has lived in this fifteen square meter room with a roommate for you. it's the best solution of some one. just as high as in american cities. but i don't mind so i. don't. know about any. other family. and. they're afraid that the power outage might las

a few kilometers from the capital ruth was it's a grand. car but his ninety one lives in her house alone. she's been a social worker her whole life. you know and fios for a pension the public pension fund does and to. be one of the not that i'm right. but i don't see it. and then but i mean but i also. believe in the role. that you're going to. be. most of comments children who fled the crisis by moving to the us. i think it's that enjoying. it. new york them being. going over to my k.f.c. going anywhere don't go. but it was never going to make it but. i guess we have an idea. that i mean. yeah. yeah. that's you know. better and a very. heavy with. another guy may. be you could do. better i mean what the. man who went out. in an american passport is the last resort the thought ruth doesn't like a tall gentleman will say oh my god you know. what i know. either way but i mean. we're going to gain a game where you. only a few shows who dream of independence. the american passports triumphs. more and more put a rican to leave the island actor i

a few kilometers from the capital ruth with it's a grandmother. carbon is ninety and lives in her house alone. she's been a social worker a whole life. as. you. know and fios for a pension the public pension fund is emptier. you're only one of the nothings young gay you have a lot of might. be here. you're pulling in seeing young and then but i hated by michael me but i'll tell. you no rule. that. even when most of comments children have fled the crisis by moving to the us. i think we. need ok. most. new york being doing going over to my gay yes i mean where do you go. that i like update i'm going to freak on. the part but it was never going to make it a lot but oh yeah then you hit it pretty good i guess we have. no way laurie going off on me leah but i meant. by yeah i. guess we get on these things as you know. better and very welcome but don't recall whether we've. got the guy made us english on the letter you could do. by then any. better i mean more the. man who asked us to look in puerto rico is. an american passport is the last resort thoug

a few kilometers from the capital ruth with its a grand. carbon is ninety and lives in her house alone. she's been a social worker her whole life. all been fios for a pension the public pension fund is empty. of the one. that i'm right. i thought i had. bought on e bay i don't see that. the end but i have. but i'll tell. you. the. most of commons children who fled the crisis by moving to the us. if that enjoying. ok. new york being doing going over to my gay as a going anywhere don't go. but it could never. make it but. i guess we have an idea of. better what i meant. by yeah. you know. better now. whether the with. another guy may overlook or you can do. better i mean. something else in an american passport is the last resort thought ruth doesn't like a tall gentleman. you know. i don't know. either but i mean. we're digging a game where you. only a few shows dream of independence. the american passport triumphs. more and more put to reagan to leave the island actor is among them. he's waiting for his flight from some one airport. model. e

ruth davidson has showed the conservatives are different in scotland.the time for a second referendum, theresa may said, that really worked as well. both leaders have huge assets, i'm proud to take either one charleston rd any time. we will take you up on the i'm sure, theresa might bea you up on the i'm sure, theresa might be a bit busy. lots of discussion over the speech, things that went in her control, but do you think the pointjonathan was making about perception politics does matter, but actually if you are seen asa matter, but actually if you are seen as a leader struggling, then that camp grounds your political difficulties? to ordinary voters, it's what is inside the speech that matters. that speech was a lot of fantastic things, lots of fantastic messages. the perception does matter toa messages. the perception does matter to a lot of people but not really cutting through as much to the voters. it just happens. cutting through as much to the voters. itjust happens. everyone can geta voters. itjust happens. everyone can get a cold, i've got one

a few kilometers from the capital ruth with it's a grandmother. carbon is ninety and lives in her house alone. she's been a social worker her whole life. has. no job and feels for a pension the public pension fund is empty. of the what have you about a right. but i mean what else. you're going to. be. most of comments children who fled the crisis by moving to the us. i think it's that enjoying. the meat ok. then. new york being doing going over the mike a yes i mean where do you go. but it was never going to make it but. i guess we have an idea. but i mean. yeah. they buy yeah. that's you know i think. better to. have the with. another guy may. be you could do. better i mean. in an american passport is the last resort the sort ruth doesn't like a tall gentleman will say oh my god you know. what i know. either but i mean what i mean. only a few shows dream of independence. the american passports triumphs. more and more put a rican to leave the island actor is among them. he's waiting for his flight from some one airport. every day. hundred put a re

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ruth and adrian the two young activists here as well. he went down to the canteen in the nanoparticle me and he they were nominated. for an easy going to be a man of the play and i don't get it i'm not i. early . this year ruth wasn't able to find a job she lives on three hundred thirty euros in public assistance. by. the chemical our society. in. a few hours later the city comes to a standstill. the island experiences a power outage. at the university canceled. but i. think. that. the public electric company is the business with the biggest debt in puerto rico. power outages have affected rural areas. you. even. without. ruth has lived in this fifteen square meter room with a roommate for a year it's the best solution of some one. just as high as in american cities. but i'm i'm sorry. i mean. they're afraid that the power outage money to last several days. ruth and a roommate want to buy food are. still open thanks to a standby generator. that you're thinking about. but. you know. you go. in puerto rico everything is more costly than in

lieutenant ruth was a native of louisiana. lieutenant ruth sieved in the navy for nine -- served in the navy for nine years beginning his career in the naval reserve officer training at tulane university. after flight training he joined the carrier airborne early warning squadron 126 based out of norfolk, virginia, in 2012. lieutenant ruth flew the hawkeye as part of the tactical forces of the u.s. navy. part of his duties was air strike patrol, ocean surveillance and search and rescue coordination. in april, 2015, he moved to the naval training squadron seven based in meridian, mississippi. as an instructor, lieutenant ruth trained the next generation of aviators and strike aviation, basic aircraft maneuvering and landing skills. lieutenant ruth was a dedicated navy aviator. he earned two navy marine corps achievement medals during his career. our brave men and women in uniform take an extreme risk every day to defend our nation. the risks are necessary to make sure our military is fully prepared to face any threat. we are fo

we are talking about two names, ruth davidson and boris johnson. are talking about two names, ruth davidsonwill leave that as it is. the names people talk about is possible contenders. q. -- thank people talk about is possible contenders. q. —— thank you. danish police say they have found the head and legs of a swedish journalist, two months after she disappeared peter madsen is alleged to have killed 30—year—old kim wall, after she boarded his submarine on the 10th of august. her headless torso was found in the water off copenhagen nearly two weeks later. madsen says she died by accident after a heavy hatch cover struck her on the head. there are fears that british jobs at the aerospace company bombardier could be at risk, after the us government imposed even more tariffs on imports of new planes made by the firm. it's part of a dispute with the american firm boeing, and would massively increase duties paid on the c—series model to almost 300 per cent. the wings of the jets are built in belfast, where bombardier employs more than 4,000 people. earlier i spoke to our business correspondent

leader of the scottish tories, ruth davidson, to ta ke scottish tories, ruth davidson, to take the conference snp to account for their failings and others and the tunnel vision obsession with independence at the expense of everything else. under ruth davidson's leadership, our party has... clearly, ruth davidson is about to take the stage very shortly. she is just is about to take the stage very shortly. she isjust been introduced now. the leader of the scottish conservatives, the right honourable ruth davidson, msp. cheering thanks, james. thank you, conference. it is great to be back in manchester, or, as i like to call it, these other powerhouse. —— de southern ocean powerhouse. —— de southern ocean powerhouse. i want to jackie about the general election. in fact, i wanted up to about two of them. the first was two years ago, and, for i was in scotland, it was the same old story. knocking hands in, hitting countless doors, delivering thousands of leaflets, too many conversations to count and another pairof conversations to count and another pair of boots ruined and, at the end of it all, w

ruth davidson urges the party to "knuckle down" and get behind the prime minister, after she faced calls to step down. good morning, it's saturday the seventh of october. also this morning... police in las vegas admit they still don't know what motivated a gunman to kill 58 people — despite chasing more than one thousand leads. the best way for your child to sleep safely — the debate over "baby sleep positioners" continues, as several retailers ban them from the shelves. in sport, wales have taken a big step towards next to plot the world cup. and would underscore the first first goalfor your cup. and would underscore the first first goal for your country. it is a showdown now with the republic of ireland on monday. stargazers are in for a treat this weekend — with the annual draconid meteor shower set to light up our skies. we'll find out the best ways to spot them. and sarah has the weather. good morning. a fairly cloudy, breezy day today with some outbreaks of rain. most of us should see a bit more sunshine tomorrow. more details inis more sunshine tomorrow. more details in 15 minutes

add another possible successor, not an mp at the moment, ruth davidson, showing her support.aking to nick robinson. saying the party needs to get its act together and rebels should put up or shut up, the phrases we here at these times and also so she does not have much respect for the people plotting against the prime minister. these are public shows of loyalty from two seniorfigures in the party are public shows of loyalty from two senior figures in the party and two possible contenders. both said they do not want the job now and after the week the prime minister has had you could think who would want it now? we used to be told that loyalty was the conservative party's secret weapon, until the point they decide it isa weapon, until the point they decide it is a leader in opposition, a prime minister, that they have to go and they got rid of margaret thatcher and iain duncan smith. can theresa may be confident because the rebellion so—called of grant shapps and others has petered out, that she is safe? for now. that is the key. she is safe for the meantime that those mps, som

ben ando ruth, our treasures. that is another story for the other night —— ben and ruth.he weather. good evening. in what is generally quite an unsettled week of whether we have had a window of quieter conditions, some hazy sunshine during today, that was the scene earlierfor during today, that was the scene earlier for a weather watcher in st ives. in cornwall, however, the window of clear weather is closing, this pipeline of cloud you can see on the satellite picture pushing in from the atlantic and things will be turning a little more turbulence over the next 2a hours or so, turning increasingly windy across northern areas through the night, some rain sinking across scotland, into the far north of england, northern ireland as well, further south staying dry with clear spells and away from the big towns and cities, it will be a chilly night, cold enough for a touch of frost in places. tomorrow we start the day with some sunshine across southern areas of england, across wales, the midlands, east anglia, spells of sunshine around, although the sunshine around, although th

it has been talked about and will be talked about throughout the week, ruth davidson called for unityshe means within the party as well. what you do about people like borisjohnson who clearly well. what you do about people like boris johnson who clearly still wa nts to boris johnson who clearly still wants to be heard and many people think is positioning for the leadership? we are a broad church and have a long tradition of people with a low wider range of views. at the core in the heart of it and ruth rightly outlines is we all get on with ourjobs and focal and delivering the people whether it is myjob, ms greening talking about young people and the best possible education, we get on delivering the people across the country. but there are many mps who don't believe theresa may can still be leader going into the next general election, which could be four years away. let's look at where we could be for years. i think theresa may is the person to deliver a really good proxy city of brexit. looking at a globally out looking country with huge opportunities that come throughout. and at the

ruth davidson urges the party to "knuckle down" and get behind the prime minister, after she faced calls to step down. good morning, it's saturday the seventh of october. also this morning... police in las vegas admit they still don't know what motivated a gunman to kill 58 people — despite chasing more than a thousand leads. the best way for your child to sleep safely to dig a debate over baby sleep positions continues. in sport, wales take a big step towards next yea r‘s world cup. and they could still win their group, after tom laurence‘s wonder goal in georgia. stargazers are in for a treat this weekend — with the annual draconid meteor shower set to light up our skies. we'll find out the best ways to spot them. and sarah has the weather. good morning. it is a fairly cloudy, breezy day today with some outbreaks of rain but some of us should see a bit more sunshine tomorrow. i will bring you will all the details in 15 minutes. good morning. first our main story. the leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, has become the latest senior figure to rally round the prime minist

we're also joined by "washington post" columnist and deputy editorial page editor ruth marcus founder and publisher of the publisher, ben domenech. the mueller news or not news into context. >> a good washington drama to start off your week. we're at point where there is much more that we don't know about what is going to be happening potentially monday with mueller and endowments. we don't know what charges will be brought forward works they may be focused on but i think what we can say pretty definitively is that the muller investigation is not winding down which is what the white house wants people to think. they want people to believe that this is investigation that that is largely run its course, that there is no evidence of collusion and there for nothing to see there. mueller is taking the opposite approach, he is working through white house officials, other pepeople who have been close to the president doing interviews and i think it's important for people to remember also that when you do end up with these special counsel investigation and the first set of charges start come

i spoke with cfo ruth porat earlier. also called out the other bets segment in this particular quarter. for though, i speak with ben ceo of adparlor and former coo of google europe. the billion -- this is money google paid for apps like youtube, front and center. on the phone, when i asked ruth porat about acquisition costs, she said the business is growing substantially. they partner in the ongoing shift to mobile, which he or he's higher acquisition costs in a glowing -- which carries higher acquisition costs in a growing area. how much of a concern is this? the reality is, a lot of mobile companies are increasingly monetized, and they are looking for -- what is the maximum they can squeeze out of the revenue shares from google? i think it will go up. there are other areas of acquisition, too, where there is a lot of upward pressure for google in areas like display revenue shares as well. i think it is something that to a larger sense we have to get used to. there will be a trend upward. google definitely can slow that

ruth davidson has got it right, you either put up all you shut up.asi either put up all you shut up. as faras i can either put up all you shut up. as far as i can see, the momentum he was rather hoping with his bandwagon has not materialised. the bandwagon, if anything is now rolling over grant shapps. he needs to start supporting her illness difficult negotiation that we are going to have. —— in this difficult negotiation. i'm excited about the brexit negotiations, about delivering a sovereign parliament back to the british people. that's what theresa may once and what he should want. are we going to get backin should want. are we going to get back in the net is so much unrest and turmoil within the party that supposed to be negotiated less than getting at is the best deal for the country? all the focus now is an theresa may and not brexit. during the party conference, grant spent the party conference, grant spent the day touring tv studios on sniping at theresa may. it's not just grant shapps though, is it? he has other mps supporting him including

ruth, again, back to you. i mean, it is -- it is like trump is running the republican party, perhaps into the ground but he's running it. he really is. >> well, he did tell the people who elected him that he alone could fix it, and i might have missed something, but i haven't seen anything quite fixed. >> that's true. >> quite the contrary, he's failed -- >> he's still got the 30-80. >> he's still got that. there's an interesting distinction between trump and trumpism. we were sitting here a few weeks ago and talking about trump cozying up to chuck and nancy. yes, he's had a lot of views that he's held for a long time but he also can -- >> that was a speed date. that was a speed date. >> it was never a marriage that was going to last, but he is much more flexible. trumpism is a different thing and bannon is really trying to cement trumpism and make sure that it outlasts trump. >> yeah. jeremy, who's in charge? is it the people out there who define who trump is because they hate the establishment, the cultural

ruth porat told me mainly that is because they are spending less on google fiber right now. they are focused on developing the technology before expanding it. she also spoke specifically about how they decide where to continue to invest in other bets. she said, "we are looking to create valuable businesses over the longer term. what we do is a multi-year

check out ruth's reaction. >> oh, my gosh. it's hump day. >> surprise. >> ah. >> i had no idea.like, oh, it's hump day. there's a camel. i had no idea. geez. >> surprise. just for you, sweetheart. >> thank you. >> reporter: if you have a camel as a groomsmen, why not donkeys as bridesmaids. cute but not very glamorous. >> they pooped. they smell. >> reporter: they actually represent the spiritual aspect of christ's journeys and that's important for ruth and marcus who appreciate scattered joys ministry in north omaha. >> i will encourage anyone out to go out to her ranch, 27 acres of justbliss and peace. >> reporter: that's what zeb is softing the newlyweds, a kiss for peace, a bellow for bliss. >> ah. >> the animals serve >> good morning it is 4:30 a.m., thursday, october 19. >> here's what we're following for you. >> police in delaware capture the man wanted for a deadly multistate shooting spree. >>> the mother of a slain soldier defends claims president trump was disrespect. to her family. >> president obama returns to the campaign trail stumping in new jersey. >> we're goin

we are honored to have justice ruth bader ginsburg here. judge williams will introduce her over the next hour and you will have a fabulous person who will lead you through justice ginsburg's career. judge and claire williams is also known about them -- also known as the mother of equal justice work. she joined the bench in 1991. can you believe it? she is so incredible looking. [laughter] but in 1991 judge williams awarded leftover fronts from a net i, which gave us the seed funding to create our postgraduate fellowship program. so, judge williams, thank you. we are forever indebted to you. judge williams served on the u.s. district court for the northern district of illinois. she is the first and only judge of color on the u.s. court of appeals for the second circuit. judge williams also founded an organization that aims to increase diversity in the judicial realm. before we begin a want to turn to our speakers and introduce you to this extraordinary audience. >> to understand how it ends you became such a force we begin at the beginning.

keep an eye on ruth davidson. the hoff is 65, and looking good on it.st business in the world. why is david hasselhoff in the paper? on the list it says horace plus the hoff. i think of the hoff and somebody who has made a career to make themselves a good at yours, so i don't know why boris and the hoff is together, but yes, he is with another movie, and this time it is about the hoff. rachel is much too young to have any of this.|j about the hoff. rachel is much too young to have any of this. i had no idea who this person was. i ran him from baywatch and from knight rider with his car, with the irritating voice. i didn't watch that, it was more of a boy thing. i know you should not see those gender specific thing. in this case you might be right, and a favoured at a d riverless right, and a favoured at a driverless car i hope it will have the accent of kit. he has become an extraordinary phenomenon. and dave at the voice in my year tonight, reminded me that he performed in berlin when the wall came down. a p pa re ntly berlin when the wall came down. a

i am with boris in his latest comments, and ruth davidson.sa may has good policies, she has sound instinct and she is what the country needs at this time. mention ofjeremy corbyn is interesting, because he reminds me, uncomfortably, donald trump in his ability to look at a crowd of people and see what it is they want, or hope for, and feed it to them, without any consideration of whether thatis without any consideration of whether that is deliverable, or in the end whether what they think they want really is what they want. i think thatis really is what they want. i think that is very dangerous. it is dangerous in the united states and it is very dangerous year. we need to get on and do it. when boris johnson talks about ordinary punters, is he referring to grassroots conservatives? because we are conservatives, we are not uniform. we have varying opinions. i never speakfor uniform. we have varying opinions. i never speak for everybody. how could ido never speak for everybody. how could i do that? but certainly i and many other people, i'm su

the young ruth bader ginsburg?e looks incredible. army hammer plays her husband, justin thorough. and i play a woman nobody has ever heard of. >> stephen: i can't wait. >> no, actually, i a play a woman who was born in 1888! ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, you look lovely talking to you. >> stephen: thank you. >> stephen: "disjointed" is available on netflix now. kathy bates, everybody. we'll be right back with comedian nathan mcintosh. that was so fun! thank you! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towels, and an enchanting vase that magically tied it all together. she arranged it all into the greatest guest bathroom ever. did sophia expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you c