power by samantha power and here's here in italy are parties that were elected on an anti immigrant anti immigration policy why might it be concerned about immigration because samantha power herself was in favor of regime change in libya and syria and elsewhere that created the refugees so no matter what happens no matter the fact that power is behind this problem no it's all russia and that's what's happening in the u.s. it really is a mass hysteria in this country ok twenty seconds georgia mean no matter what the president of russia has to say has to say it's going to be taken into a specific context go ahead twenty seconds before we go to the break. yes always specific context then because it's always assumed that russia is an aggressor power in it because it's the that is the propaganda trope and therefore there is no context whatsoever in which you know what is it that what the west to provoke this very different resort let me jump in here how we're going to we're going to go to a hard break and after that hard break we'll continue our discussion on russia's new weapon state wi

power by samantha power and here's here in italy are parties that were elected on an anti immigrant anti immigration policy why might it be concerned about immigration because samantha power herself was in favor of regime change in libya and syria and elsewhere that created the refugees so no matter what happens no matter the fact that power is behind this problem no it's all russia and that's what's happening in the u.s. it really is a mass hysteria in this country ok twenty seconds georgia mean no matter what the president of russia has to say has to say it's going to be taken into a specific context go ahead twenty seconds before we go to the break. yes always specific context then because it's always assumed that russia is an aggressive power in it because it's the that is the propaganda trope and therefore there is no context whatsoever in which you know what is it that what the west to provoke this is a different resource let me jump in here how we're going to we're going to go to a hard break and after that hard break we'll continue our discussion on russia's new weapon state

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okay, so you know that, yeah, samantha for governor! samantha for governor. ( applause ) let's move on to our main story-- opioid addiction. it's a nationwide epidemic, and luckily for the opioids, donald trump is on the case. >> president trump is talking tough on the opioid crisis. on monday, in new hampshire, one of the states hardest hit by addiction, he unveiled a plan to combat that nationwide epidemic. >> the president flew to new hampshire to make his announcement, a state he once called a "drug-infested den." >> trevor: wow, a "drug-infested den?" trump is the only person who will help people while insulting them. you never saw jesus in the bible being like, "let's give a hand to this poor leper because the one he had fell off! oh! get it? i'm going to heal you. i'm going to heal you, but that was funny. that was funny. that was-- come on, that was funny. all right, any blind people here." the black people are like, "shhh! don't tell him i'm here. i don't want to get roasted." because this has been at the president's heart for

[cheers and applause] samantha: and i have one more request., march for our lives. but it is also the birthday of nick dewart, someone that was senselessly murdered in front of me. today is his birthday. i would like to sing together happy birthday. one, two, three. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday, dear nick happy birthday to you ♪ thank you. stay beautiful. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> i served in the u.s. army. >> i served in the navy. >> air force. >> marine corps. >> 31 bravo military police officer. >> 82nd airborne. >> radio. >> seal team one. >> i was stationed in iraq. >> in afghanistan. >> vietnam. >> my service weapon was an m4 assault rifle. >> m-16. >> you know what, it is the same as the ar-15. >> the same weapon has killed hundreds of people in the deadliest mass shootings in america. >> i know the power of this weapon firsthand. >> firsthand. >> firsthand. and there is no reason. >> no reason. >> no reason. >> why anyone other than military and law-enforcement should have an assault weapon like this. ♪

power by samantha power and here's here in italy are parties that were elected on an anti immigrant anti immigration policy why might it be concerned about immigration because samantha power herself was in favor of regime change in libya and syria and elsewhere that created the refugees so no matter what happens no matter the fact that power is behind this problem no it's all russia and that's what's happening.

power by samantha power and here's here in italy are parties that were elected on an anti immigrant anti immigration policy why might it be concerned about immigration because samantha power herself was in favor of regime change in libya and syria and elsewhere that created the refugees so no matter what happens no matter the fact that power is behind this problem no it's all russia and that's what's happening in the u.s. it really is a mass hysteria in this country ok twenty seconds georgia mean no matter what the president of russia has to say i have to say it's going to be taken into a specific context go ahead twenty seconds before we go to the break yes they always specific context then because it's always assumed that russia is an aggressive power in it because it's the that is the propaganda trope and therefore there is no context whatsoever in which you know what is it that what the west to provoke this kind of from let me jump in here how we're going to we're going to go to a hard break and after that hard break we'll continue our discussion on russia's new weapons state wi

i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: a blueprint for brexit — theresa may will deliver a long—awaited speech setting out her plans for a future relationship with the eu. the misery goes on — heavy snow and deadly blizzards continue to lash many parts of europe and will continue into the weekend. i'm karin giannone, live in the italian capital, rome, as the last days of campaigning ahead of sunday's election get underway. there are plenty of new faces and one very familiar old one in the ring. and coming up in the business briefing... raising the temperature. president trump says he'll slap hefty tariffs on foreign steel to protect us workers. but is he playing with fire? we'll be getting the views of steel workers in pennsylvania and the reaction on global markets. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. with transport chaos all over europe and people stuck in their cars for hours, we're asking if we

i'm samantha simmonds raising the temperature. president trump says he'll slap hefty tariffs on foreign steel to protect us workers. but is he playing with fire? plus — the italianjob. a stagnant economy, a mountain of debt and a third of young people out of work — just some of the challenges for whoever wins weekend's election. on the markets.... fears of a trade war spark a sell—off on wall street, shares of ford and general motors among the hardest hit as trump's move will mean higher costs for them. and those concerns are rippling through asia with shares of steelmakers across the region down as much as 4%. we start in the us, where president trump says he will impose heavy tariffs on imported steel and aluminium to protect us producers. they have welcomed the move, but it has provoked an angry reaction from trade partners in china and europe and helped trigger a large sell—off on wall street. let's show you the details mr trump says from next week he'll slap duties of 25% on foreign steel and 10% on foreign aluminium. critics

power by samantha power and here's here in italy are parties that were elected on an anti immigrant anti immigration policy why might it be concerned about immigration because samantha power herself was in favor of regime change in libya and syria and elsewhere that created the refugees so no matter what happens no matter the fact that power is behind this problem no it's all russia and that's what's happening in the u.s. it really is a mass hysteria in this country ok twenty seconds george i mean you know no matter what the president of russia has to say i have to say it's going to be taken into a specific context go ahead twenty seconds before we go to the break. yes always specific context then because it's always assumed that russia is an aggressive power in it because it's the that is the propaganda trope and therefore there is no context whatsoever in which you know what is it that what the west is to provoke this danger from resources let me jump in here how we're going to we're going to go to a hard break and after that hard break we'll continue our discussion on russia's ne

i think all you have to do is listen to not just samantha power.ou can listen to anyone of -- our own secretary of state. >> tucker: i don't care because none of those people is wise, beginning with samantha power whose foreign policy is left the region in tatters. >> she is also not in power. >> tucker: she is not but she is implicated in the disaster that is the world 2018 that democrats are reacting against. do you think there's any coincidence that the russia hoax is being used to discredit anybody, anyone who challenges power. >> i deeply disagree with calling it a russia hoax. if we can go back to the origins of the russia "hoax" work, it went back before the 2016 election. that's when we learned about it. from one of the debates, she talked about, hillary clinton talked about 17 intelligence agencies have concluded russia has been trying to metal. i hate that word because it is so weak but have been trying to influence u.s. elections. we didn't listen to thatt story. >> tucker: there is no evidence, no evidence has emerged that it's real. i

the response by samantha power chilled me.ouldn't think less of samantha power based on her record in the obama administration. but for her to say be careful, you don't want to make john brennan mad. what the hell does that mean? that's a threat. >> honestly, people say crazy things on twitter. i'm not sure if she had to do it all over again that's the sentiment she wanted to express. i think her republican counterparts would say the same thing, you get on the wrong side of people who know all the secrets you may want to rethink that that's all. >> tucker: do you want to live in a society where elected officials are held hostage by the permanent bureaucracy? is that what you want because that's what we have got. >> again, there is a twisted version of what happened here. the fbi helped donald trump. >> tucker: john brennan and samantha power is threatening twrump a retired cia director can w. a knowledge. >> she super retired. she is not a position to threatening anybody. >> tucker: she ought to be in trouble. >> can you make

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i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: president trump agrees to an historic meeting with north korea's leader after months of threats and counter—threats. kim jong—un agrees to stop further nuclear and missile tests but the white house stresses sanctions must remain in place. in other news: widespread condemnation as the us president signs off hefty new tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. two decades after being forced from power, the life of yugoslavia's former president, slobodan milosevic, is brought to the stage, in a controversial new musical. and in the business briefing: up, up... and away... is the dream of the flying car finally set for takeoff? and we'll have a report from the signing of one of the world's largest free—trade pacts, the revised trans pacific partnership. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. of course you can get involved — let us know what you think — just use the hashtag bbc—the—briefing. it could be an histo

samantha power said that. russian won the italian election, she explained. maybe samantha power and her friends at msnbc and the rest have no choice but to keep pretending. the far ruling class admitted the truth about russia, they would have to take responsibility for their failures, and they won't. chrissy setzer joins us. this italian thing happened. it's another domino that is leading clearly toward the dissolution of the european union. russia did that? >> it's possible they played a role. it's possible. what we have seen -- these two things can be true at the same time. one, it can be true that organically independently we are seeing across the globe these movements that are populous, anti-immigrant. also it being true that russia is stirring the pot, we have found out that russian troll farm was spending a million dollars a month in 2016 in the u.s. elections to, again, stir the pot, to influence our elections by -- >> tucker: in the democrats spend -- wait. i'm not saying russia is not destabilizing the united states. i'm saying it's irrelevant. if y

month all seem to should be taught the most and so as toffee began to forgot the fun for once when samantha since i discussed it once it will tell you sent me a cost. instance on the food that you don't get. that's one bites of hog and. one pass i used this property investment standing to finish be a twenty one classy disc clash playing. for the. i'm here with our bass section not only marching double bass but more our second pursuits also have basic sion martini followed offline contact us of a hope mitch beaten by and billy's ensemble and i truly think it is not big numbers and if they go and follow. the mood. if i got lost you would i know how that. would have always about. what they'll do something from the good stuff yeah you got august. so far with this just under an. installment of the long. and fruitful make it beautiful. i thought it was. given to. and policy on which was a. comedy stick. for doing ice and blizzards are just as are garden yes or born in some tidy home does it give us that would you just like to hear you know mom beyond us funding comes close and companies can get c

with me now, cnn national security analyst samantha vin agrad.arah westwood, and cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, michael zeldin. sam, why would trump's business deals in moscow before the election be of interest to mueller? >> i think that we have seen a pattern over several years of president trump engaging in a lot of activities with moscow. all roads seem to lead to russia when we talk about president trump. and it seems like all of this is just a little bit too coincidental. now, from an operational standpoint, i think that mueller would be interested in whether president trump was completely forthcoming about all of the details of his trips to russia, about his foreign business contacts, about any business deals that he engaged in, because ana, we discussed this before, but misreporting or failing to disclose these kinds of key details opens up a target like president trump to manipulation or bribery. it means that a foreign country, in this case, russia, may have more information than the u.s. government, and that's a big c

. >> samantha, he did mention north korea and said that they are going to have this meeting.e doesn't know what is going to happen from it, but this we have to be very nice. then he went on to -- as i said, spent the first ten minutes on north korea and he did mention former presidents obama, bush, clinton saying they did nothing. they didn't go, they didn't talk. what if north korea talks don't go anywhere is his win in, i tried? >> i don't know what the president's point with all of that was last night. look. the president cannot stay on script during a friendly campaign rally in the united states, i think there are valid concerns about how he is going to do in a high stakes negotiation with kim jong-un who we know is going to be trying to throw him off of his talking points and this is where john kelly comes in, i think. as chief of staff, two scenarios here. either john kelly grease with the policies the president ad-libbed last night and his greatest themes praising dictators including kim jong-un and crushing our friends, or john kelly has lost control of the president

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>> well, you know, first of all i think samantha powers tweet is hard to understand.an is going to do any deep state kind of maneuver as a result of this. john brennan has every right to tweet his opinions and his opinions are very strong goes to the heart of what a lot of people are thinking which is this was a partisan effort by president trump who made it clear to everyone in his administration that he wanted mccabe out and he wanted mccabe out right before his pension would have vested which was really petty and it showed to everyone. look if you're not going to, if you're going to do anything to protect mueller, anything to advance the special counsel investigation, then someone might retaliate against you and president trump puts pressure on everyone by doing that and that's what everyone should be concerned about right now. as you said earlier, ed, we don't know what the department of justice ethics office said. no ones seen the report. we just know what sessions said about it and we also know that sessions himself lied under oath to the congress. ed: well he's

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samantha fuertes-- fuentes, como un con sus heridas visibles su madre le dijo que no regresarÁ de la ven y otros que no se ven. Ésas son mÁs duras. la noticia de que un subcomitÉ aprobÓ un proyecto de ley que busca armar entre los maestros en las escuelas generÓ aÚn mÁs controversia. este padre dice que apoya las armas en los salones. esta maestra y madre de un estudiante sobreviviente dice que jamÁs aceptarÁ portar un arma. >> hemos conversado entre nosotros y no estamos de acuerdo con las armas. lo que queremos es que nos dejen de vender. de tienen miedo a la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle. Ésa fue la acusaciÓn que lanzó el presidente a un grupo de legisladores de varios partidos. exigiÓ una propuesta para mejorar el control de armas. en una reuniÓn densa y combativa, el presidente desafiÓ a los legisladores. estarÁ en desacuerdo, pero yo lo digo de todas maneras,declarÓ al revivir la idea de aumentar de 18:00 a 21:00 la edad legal para comprar cientos armas. [hablan inglÉs] el mandatario le pidiÓa la vocera que redacte una legislaciÓn que incluya restricciones para personas con pro

. >> reporter: before the bell rang we spoke to samantha grady.t does it symbolize that you and all of your peers are going back to school? >> strength. definitely showing that we are overcoming this tragedy. >> reporter: she joined more than 3,000 students who faced their fears. they were protected by a small army of police officers and staff. >> i like how there is a lot of police around here to show everybody is safe. >> reporter: students told to leave their book bags at home. because today was about healing. inside, they were comforted by more than 40 therapy dogs and 150 counselors. tenth grader nicole valazquez lost three friends. >> walking into the class today not seeing them. was like my heart breaking all over again. >> reporter: parkland father andrew pollack was there. he lost his 18-year-old daughter. >> what was it like being at school? >> emotional every second of the day. going there, i felt, i liked going there, to tell you the truth. got to see kids going back to school. >> reporter: he lobbied the governor for safer schools and

i'm samantha simmonds. president trump has defied fears of a trade war, signing plans for steep new tariffs on steel and aluminium imports to the us. mexico and canada are exempt, for now. up, up... and away. is the dream of the flying car finally set for takeoff... 7 and on the markets: asian stocks rally as investors welcome news that donald trump is to meet kimjong—un to discuss north korea's nuclear programme. president trump has followed through on his campaign promise and signed an order putting steel and aluminium tariffs in place. the decision is the most significant set of us import restrictions in nearly half a century. whatever the outcome, it will have huge consequences for the global trading order. the united states is the world's biggest steel importing nation, buying 35.6 million tonnes of the building raw material in 2017. kim gittleson in new york explains how the sanctions will work. you have been hearing about these ta riffs you have been hearing about these tariffs for over a week now...

for parents like samantha, security is now part of the budget.the next incident may be just a matter of time. >> police will be there after the fact. what will happen in those four minutes? hide behind the desk or hide behind the desk with a backpack. >> many are not truly bullet proof when it comes to high caliber rounds like we've seen. they want to at least try to give their kids a fighting chance. many of these yoims started by parents who felt helpless in the face of the school shootings. noa "wookie" .. when he followed through on his promise to a young patient awaiting a heart transplant. >>> one veteran survivor doctor is looking like a wookie. >> he promised chewbacca would get a part if it became available. and you see right there. that's actually the doctor who dressed up as a star wars character. that was all 15-year-old robert needed to see. he knew he would receive a new heart. he started dancing. he gave doctors a high five. as he huge star wars fan. according to the report, the transplant has already happened and it is being calle

lyla, carol, dana, tammy, brendan, leroy, wayne, judy, scott, erica, olivia, nathan, sarah, maxine, samantha jamie, heather, james george, jeffrey, alex, leslie and the list goes on. i ask unanimous consent to put the remainder in the record and to remind all of us that this is just a fraction of those we know that have been lost. >> i join my colleagues in recognizing that we must take action to protect safety in our communities. the senator and i are on the floor and are proud of the maryland students here today to speak in solidarity with the students from parkland in florida and recognizing and remembering the 17 victims of that tragic episode. but also to point out so many others who lost their lives. we have not been spared. just monday night ten people including two teenage boys were wounded in five cities in baltimore. they are the lucky ones will likely survive their injuries. two men killed were montrÉal age 20 and ronald preston age 30 both from east baltimore. on march 5 lamonte was lost to gun violence, one day earlier from baltimore failed victim of the shooting. a 28-year-old

are welcome to the program former or current us push to montage has been arrested in germany where samantha was detained by highway police after he crossed into germany by car from denmark. or near left to avoid arrest an advisor said he was returning to belgium where he planned to cooperate with authorities regarding spain's attempts to extradite him placed him on twente into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum on. and i'm joined now by our fiscal correspondent who's here to give us a bit more insight into the story tell us what more can you tell us about the circumstances of his detention so most of the information that we've got so far comes from people that are close to push them onto him self is lawyer for example he has been tweeting some of the circumstances and he said basically what you just mentioned yourself that he was driving from finland then denmark and when he crossed the border between denmark and germany in northern germany he was detained in one of the highways there it's important to say that he was detained that the case will most probably be held

and after the overview, samantha meier will address our housing program and joyce lee will talk about the community empowerment not yet in your plan but are now open to incorporate. the overview is this is an office plan. when you look at the acreage chart, you can see very clearly that the staff has always proposed to zone most the cmuo office first district. the current proposal, 106 acres is about two-thirds of the whole area. our proposal instead would be less than one-third-. the mur and mug, the department only proposes 27 acres. that's 17% of the district for housing-oriented zoning. our proposal increases it to 44%, not quite half. when you look to restore the p.d.r. issue which is what the soma plan was about that included this area just 10 years ago, the department recommends cutting it down to less than 5% of the district from the current 38%. our plan does reduce it substantially but still would hold 13% of the district for that purpose. this is obviously a very different set of priorities. and when you look at the jobs/housing balance issue and the numbers -- the paramete

samantha powers also has a response.ot a good idea to piss off john brennan, that some lovely language coming from samantha powers. >> it's an incredible understatement. go back to the transition. donald trump has been elected. intelligence chiefs are working on the reports about russian meddling. they finish it in january of 2017. they briefed president obama on it and they also briefed president obama about the dossier and the salacious details in the dossier. the next day, january 6th they go up to trump tower. four of them are in there, including john brennan and james comey and i talked to him about the report on russian interference, and then by prearrangement, three of them leave, leaving comey alone with the president-elect, who tells them about the dossier. >> laura: but comey knows the dossier is paid for, does he not, at that point, by fusion gps. fusion gps gets paid for by... >> by the hillary clinton campaign. >> laura: right. does he tell the president that? >> not to our knowledge. think of this from the

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i want to bring in samantha vinegret, she was a national senior adviser in the obama administration.w, what's the message being sent to russia? >> i think the message is this is a step. it's a baby step. and i think it does show that the national security counsel process is at least starting to work. i designed sanctions packages on libya and iran. and for these kinds of sanctions to be rolled out, you do have to have a discussion between the intelligence community, the treasury department and the white house. so maybe that process is getting up and running. but the truth is, and i'm going to quote here, which is not something i typically do. this is not real deterrence. i don't think putin cares about these sanctions or even the uk kicking out diplomats. we are not taking steps that match the attack. and so i don't think he really cares that we did this. it doesn't mean we shouldn't have done it, but i don't think this is going to deter him. >> bolton, who knows, could be the next secretary of state. so the u.s. also accusing russia now of cyberattacks on the u.s. power grid when it

por eso sÉ que el tiempo de cambiar esto ya pasÓ", dice samantha, herida durante la masacre.iantes. " ellos quieren ver un mundo sin violencia, gente que vaya segura a la escuela, esto no debe ocurrir otra vez. viene a apoyar a los jÓvenes". este movimiento no se detiene y planea mÁs prÓximas acciones que segÚn ellos seguirÁn sumando millones en todo el paÍs. desde parkland. >> la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle criticÓ las protestas masivas en las que se pedÍa un control mÁs estricto de las armas. en facebook la organizaciÓn caracterizÓ el movimiento como una farsa, organizada por lo que denominÓ como las Élites de hollywood y multimillonarios que odian las armas. la nra acusÓ de manipular a los jÓvenes matice tantas en un esfuerzo por destruir la segunda enmienda constitucional. por otra parte, el senador de la florida, marco rubio, recordÓ que hay muchos estadounidense que no apoyan una mayor regulaciÓn acceso de las armas de fuego. la declaraciÓn contrasta con la principal demanda de miles de personas que hoy salieron a las calles de 800 localidades en todo el paÍs exigiend