vegan versions of saul and classics. tofu instead of speak you can spend over the skeptics it seems so. true but what do we have here but things are. downplaying potatoes and full bacon cream sauce on the spectrum's or. whatever you say. so what's the verdict. delicious. and you know we're interested in your holiday videos every week we show our viewers clip and this time it's from the get go. little from madrid he's been to southeast europe to bosnia as a government well and i've never been there so let's take a look together. this splendid building in mid left was originally in the abbey for the past 2 centuries it's house the headquarters of phil was. the company has been making ceramics since 7848 some is displayed in the museum 15000 town painted art nouveau toilets cover the walls of the museum cafe among the designer pieces is this washbasin by luigi from the 1970 s. . the mosaic floors of the infamous titanic were made in metal off. the factories turned all table where for consumers and fine china for monarchs an

the final stop on my visit to saul and it's the sop all the gone near zod to eat. this walk in sculpture was erected on top of a slack heap a hill made from waste material left over from mining. the bali gone is a monument to the year old coal mining it's also meant as a symbol of how people here in seoul and intend to approach the future. tourism is part of this future and i think that the small silent has great potential roman heritage industrial legacy rivers forests and then there's the proximity to our neighbors france and luxemburg and of course you mustn't forget the really good food here well on that note bye bye see you next time somewhere else in germany. go to college. keep learning marched realises wait a 2nd we want the whole picture perfect so instead of make ideas shift to live us. from another reality to cryptocurrency your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's talk a little devise ations. sure to. double your. techno after the one found it was the fever for a lens newly found freedom. dance with all timers and new comers. from the

the final stop on my visit to saul and is this sop ali gone near czar louis. this walk in sculpture was erected on top of a slack heap the hill made from waste material left over from mining. the bali gone is a monument to the ear old coal mining it's also meant as a symbol of how people here in seoul and intend to approach the future. tourism is part of this future and i think that the small saw and has great potential roman heritage industrial legacy rivers forests and then there's the proximity to our neighbors france and luxemburg and of course you mustn't forget the really good food here well on that note bye bye see you next time somewhere else in germany. world unto itself. the finest musical composition. in a. car for yourself and the joint you come a phenomenal. greenfield the symphonies of john his palms. the brahms coda. a very comforting d.w. . after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th on d w. city and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem and the 3 central valley news that the foundation of this country. i don't have thes

international sanctions and resume the tours it's also pressuring saul to assist in the goshi actions with the u.s. . north korea is sending a message that it can collapse all into korean cooperation yourself korea does not make an effort to persuade the u.s. on behalf of pyongyang. that. the move is a setback for south korean president mungy in. just a day before kim's move he repeated his desire to restore friendship on the peninsula. and will work hard to build a foundation for a peace accord to me where there's a virtuous cycle between peace on the peninsula and economic cooperation. north korea's bright future is only possible upon that foundation urge north korea to respond. the response it seems is to demolish the calm down resorts kim says he'll welcome south koreans back there again after it's rebuilt as a world class tourist destination. mount everest is the mountain every climber wants to conquer and they absolutely go many people every year to nepal and when every bit of weight you carry matters the tractors don't take their trash back down the mountain with them they leav

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among his targets were china and south korea but saul says its decision reflects its own growing economic success and position as a leader in technological innovation. others say it's a result of trump's tough talking approach to shaking up the global rulebook on trade. and saying in south korea billionaire samsung and j. young is being retried on corruption allegations in $27.00 saying he was sentenced to 5 years in jail which was subsequently reduced and then suspended now the supreme court says the amount of bribes lee allegedly offered former president going to fair or undervalued. the league is back in the dock the vice chairman of samsung faces every trial on corruption charges links to the 2016 scandal that sent south korea's then president to prison. i feel very sorry for causing concerns for so many people. 7 concerns about the future of both samsung and the country as a whole samsung is a multinational mega-corporation by sitting almost half a 1000000 employees its most famous for producing smart phones laptops and televisions. but it also builds ships office life insurance prop

it was on leaving south africa that gandhi's hosts named him mahatma meaning venerable saul a century later the name remains and so to the criticisms of his complex character . now to shed some more light on this complex character let's bring in doug daley come born from the institute of african studies at the university of. come to the africa dr so you were part of a move to take down gandhi's statue from your campus tell us why. yes it was based on primary firsthand research now a lot of people have lots of perceptions about gandhi but very few of it is based on his actual writings and his actual words so when the statue appeared because me myself i'm a senior research fellow and all i do is research i was already quite aware of who gandhi was in relation to the black people that is the indigenous people of africa so when you actually go through his writings he refers to african people as savages after as half heathens as one degree remove from animals so whatever he is to his own upper caste endo ariens as he called himself and fellow colonists as he called the british what he was

>>sollers that he's a i am innocent kong and means salsa peaceful giant i think saul is very relaxedaceful and g very good teacher. he speaks to everyone was lottery guard. respect. but it's going see him like that because he's it's not always like that i like a they're all asking what what are you going off as no different than any other game. like that every single game so. but i got noticed so. >>well if you want to tune in sunday games starts at. it's all right the raiders are back on the road this sunday. the level field to take on the green bay packers, the raiders have 3, 2, record and they are the underdogs this week. the last time oakland one in green bay was way back in september of 1987, so yeah, it's been a while but the team is fresh after coming off a bye week sunday's game starts at 10:00am. before we go a little peek outside checking in on airport sfo there it is. any major delays around the bay area this morning. and your weather looks pretty good. we're waking up to mild temperatures were 54. and san francisco 49 in redwood city right now 64 in mountain view that's

president putin has secured mining licenses for gold in guinea russian aluminum producer ross through saul is the thing about sidon and zimbabwe russia wants to get into platinum mining until now russia has seen relatively muted trade with africa exports and imports to the entire continent or evolve you were valued at only 20000000000 dollars last year not to put that into perspective china had over 10 times that amount africa's largest trading partner during that time was the european union with nearly $340000000000.00 in total russian officials have said that in the medium term they want to triple trade with african countries now it might be helpful that russia is still seen as a partner without heavy colonial baggage. these flashes fight infections medical devices created by the russian company military generate ultraviolet light that kills dangerous bacteria in minutes. the company which was founded by doctors has been producing these units by hand in moscow for nearly 15 years they started selling the devices in south africa 2 years ago and say they're competing with european and u.s.

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>>it's always so he's a i am kong on means sauls and peaceful giant lake saul is very relaxed and peaceful and is not like that very much said that that's rare he's not a guy is going to anyone is a very good he speaks everyone was a lot of regard respect. but it's cool see him like that because he's it's not always like that i got flooded for my family has a cheese. >>you know it's like a they're all asking what what are you going off as no different than any other game. like that every single game so. but i got noticed so i guess i'm a viral. >>team is rolling rightin over the raiders great story out of alameda this week as the team signed tight end darren waller to a 3 year extension reportedly worth million a remarkable comeback story. he was signed off the ravens practice squad has battled substance abuse problems throughout his career. this season. he's focused is among the best in the league at his position and his long-term security from the silver and black. there's a lot so. >>really to our me that. last year also in the same room from both worlds slider as they so now i have >>p

en las vegas el mexicano saÚl canelo Álvarez se tomÓ un descanso de los entrenamientos. >> una peleaiÓn hispana en los estados unidos. con diabetes tipo 2, la solución aún está en mí. por eso elegí trulicity, que no es insulina. la insulina la produzco yo y trulicity ayuda a que mi cuerpo la libere, para reducir el azúcar en la sangre. uso trulicity solo una vez a la semana, funciona 24/7, empieza a actuar en mi cuerpo desde la primera dosis y podría perder un poco de peso. trulicity no es para personas con diabetes tipo 1 o cetoacidosis diabética. tampoco si eres alérgico a trulicity o si tú o tu familia padece de cáncer medular tiroideo o síndrome de neoplasia endocrina múltiple tipo 2. interrumpe su uso y llama al médico de inmediato si presentas reacción alérgica... un bulto o hinchazón en el cuello... o dolor de estómago severo. serios efectos secundarios pueden incluir pancreatitis. el uso de trulicity con una sulfonilurea o insulina aumenta... el riesgo de niveles bajos de azúcar en la sangre. efectos secundarios incluyen náusea, diarrea, vómito, dolor abdominal y pérdida del

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>>is that he's a i am kong and mes sauls and peaceful giant think saul is very relaxed and peaceful and is not like that very much said that that's rare he's not a guy is going to anyone is a very good he speaks everyone was a lot of regard respect. but it's going see him like that because he's it's not always like that i got flooded for my family as a cheese. you know it's like a. >>they're all asking what what are you going off as a it's no different than any other game. like that every single game so. but i got noticed so i of iraq. >>closing presidents, but i also think a it's a cuter than jimmy g that little to man and and that leadership comes from the top right, his energy was infectious. the defense was just. >>lights out all game long. we're going to see him again in action again sunday's game starts it. >>and the clock they say there's a second best defense in the entire and that's stellar. the raiders are back on the road this sunday they're headed to lambeau field to take on the green bay packer kurz the raiders 3 into record as we watch them stretch. >>seen them stretch do

. >> dthe deal broke by whitehall and and brought saul's contains concessions from the e.u. -- and brussels contain concessions. at least the future open between the two sides compared to theo previous agreement. in theory it gives the u.k. more ability to trade around the rest of the world. but it does contain what couldca be signi changes to how northern ireland fits into the jiaw of the rest of the u.k.. tand thatot ishe only reason why the prime minister faces an uphill struggle to getughis thmps. hello. inak field, 70% voted to leave the e.u.. but like the vast majority of labor mps, mary has no intention of backing nestor johnson' brexit. >> off to london tomorrow. on the deal. what you think we should be doing? >> about the brexit deal? renegotiate. >> isheone of many who would rather have another referendum. >> i will vote againsthe deal morrow. this is not what people vote for. people want their vote back. they wt to but on this deal. as to important to be left tos. the politici >> even the party bosses are trying to talk them out of it. >> on behalf of john mcdonald. >> there is a

head coach kyle shanahan has good things to say >>saul is that he's a i am innocent kong and means salsand peaceful and is not like that very much said that that's rare he's not a guy is going to. anyone is a very good teacher. he speaks to everyone was lottery guard. respect. but it's going see him like that because he's it's not always like that i got flooded for my family. >>was a cheese. you know it's like a they're all asking what what are you going off as no different than any other game. like that every single game so. but i got noticed so. >>i like that a peaceful jai because he doesn't. game starts at 11 o'clock in the morning 10 o'clock oh sorry this is the raiders are back on the and this sunday to they are headed to lambeau field to take on the green bay packers. the raiders have a 3, 2, record and they're the underdogs this week the last time that oakland one in green bay was. but the team is fresh after coming off a bye. sunday's games attack yes tend right let's get that right 2 games death. alexandra the mount in washington. the supreme court will hear arguments in the do

on the program now let's head 1st to cote d'ivoire just one of many countries across africa where saul degradation and extreme weather conditions mean harvest are declining so it's all the more importance to make the best use of resources and optimize farming practices and to abacha karim and his wrongs they help the young are gonna miss to watch over unimproved crops out in the field and i've always believed that the technology can help to lead his country into a more bountiful future. oh. these tomato plantation is money tied no thanks from $1.00 cause by theodore over and you have the size of a small peach east to be born in point c.t. visually the figure idea was launched by a locals tartuffe set up way of about. he wants to use the new surveillance technology to make traditional farming move productive and move sustainable and. sent by example let's say a plot of land has an irrigation problem on one of its 5 fact is that something you can't make out with your own eyes but a drunken identify the area in question and that makes it easier to resolve the problem and at the same time

. ♪ is s zfrnlts is is is s zfrnlt is is is you can see is is saul the sflaflames burning.ew information on the acreage and damage. jeff ranieri will be here with high winds and gusty winds. >> 7:00 tonight to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow the worst of the winds. >>> breaking news tonight. the unprecedented new fire warning here in california the very first extreme red flag warning ever issued. the most powerful santa ana winds of the season threatening to fan the massive infernos. potential hurricane-force gusts over 80 miles per hour in spots. more than 100,000 under emergency evacuations. what's your big fear when the winds pick up as forecast? we're on the front lines with firefighters battling flames and exhaustion >>> also breaking, the bombshell testimony. a white house official who listened in on president trump's call with ukraine's leader giving a firsthand account in the impeachment inquiry. the two warnings he gave his superior, and how the president

the emeryville police department, he sauls the carjacking the perfect crime of opportunity. >> i don't know what the thought process was. if the baby was sleeping and she didn't want to interrupt the baby's sleep or just a running in real quick, not a big deal. >> the sergeant says she left the four-month-old child in the car with the car running and picked up a to go order from taco bell. when she came out, her car and baby were gone. >> somebody rode up on a scooter, drove up and took off. >> there's limited security video but enough to make out that he's a man with a medium build wearing a gray sweatshirt and blue vest. it's a four-door 2018 honda accord, metallic dark gray, license plate 8egl 341. the suspect allegedly dropped the baby off a few minutes later at the corner of 28th and union streets in oakland. a good samaritan called police about an infant left unharmed on the sidewalk. >> the baby was checked out by medical staff. no injuries. she's in good health. >> danielle curtis with two kid of her own was shopping in the plaza. she says today's carjacking is a strong reminde

stalemate has been one of the most serious and most difficult conflicts to saul's in africa they have this war between them between 1902000 and after that even though the war stopped there was still this tension between them the stalemate and these 2 sister countries which really just had a border between them that was pretty much all that separated them were not on good terms but abhi stepped across went to eritrea was able to have talks with the leadership there and bring the 2 back to the table open the border as well and be reunited again this was something that was seen as almost impossible eritrea has been an outcast internationally but abby was able to step up and bridge that divide and this really was the key point behind this nobel peace prize the nobel committee also honoring abby for his work domestically is the message and tell us more about that yes there have been rapid reforms in opening up the democratic space some a call it a political liberalization that he has brought across open up the democratic space for people to even just have freedom of speech for example rele

we have industrial names, saul you will smaller ones not carrying the market this way or that but obviously a lot a lot of skems nims axle board and warner it's not as if everybody is bullish on every name reporting next woke. that makes me feel good. >> the level of complacency is just as it was back in july 25th, as it was april 25th all the things we are talking about. stabilization on some of data that we've been worried about. talking about a fed not hurting so much. we're talking about things that eased on the trade front so, you know, i doept love that setup. you brought up the vix at 13. >> that's my point. >> apple at all-time high on the up 56% on the year trading $1.1 trillion market cap you can buy the at the money call including earnings next we can for 2% of the stock price. 2% of the stock price. the stock is up 56%. amazon was down 8% in the after market last night when people thought it was bad i'm just saying there is a level of complacency that we have seen two other occasions in 2019 both instands resulted in a 6.5 peak to trough decline in the '08. >> you get that when

we know that it's part of the state to harass and to saul fear so that we will be sighted in and stoptheir work. this movie shows the 1st village that we organized way back in 1904 people say year ban passed the bar exam and so this was a community that see firsthand lives in the late eighty's government reforms was supposed to redistribute land to peasants the congresswoman who owned the plantation here refused to comply. been a new shoes in geo laid a full year legal battle for these families connected. at the would have been running the list now for a number to get to someone somewhere and make the final settlement in a much better manner without him with an add on this that. since his death the foma say the government's trying to force them to disband the collective that they can misstep by and demand one be done one woman in the case i'm an alpha and only because i'm a woman in a bentham they're make on bad men so sit it in the middle of that nobody said since yes i see people based on. their need been how most but i say yeah that'll be on the list some of those ability to do tha

welcome back saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin saul mon is warning that oil prices could spike if allies do not join saudi arabia's push to isolate iran the crown prince's suggestion was arguably counter-intuitive as most observers have seen aggression against iran as the more likely cause for a price spike rather than continued restraint from iran's adversaries in a news making interview with the us news magazine show sick. minutes the monarch in waiting said quote if the world does not take a strong and firm action to deter iran we will see further escalations that will threaten world interests or supplies will be disrupted and oil prices will jump to unimaginably high numbers that we haven't seen in our lifetimes in some on again claim without offering additional evidence that iran was culpable in a recent attack on a saudi saudi oil processing plant and farmar and on the much anticipated i.p.o. of saudi aramco we're now joined by r t correspondent alex mahela from toronto so like saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmaan is asking for action against iran but in his words a po

we know that it's part of the state to harass and to saul fear so that we will be silent and stop their work. this movie shows the 1st village that we organized way back in 1904 people say year ban passed the bar exam and so this was a community that he 1st hand lives in the late eighty's government reforms was supposed to redistribute land to peasants the congresswoman who owned the plantation here refused to comply. been a new shoes in geo led a full year legal battle for these families connected. at the event bang was that for a number to get this i'm one someone can make a bundle settlement in a much better man without him with an add on this and that and since his death the foma say the government's trying to force them to disband the collective that's become a setback and demand one be done one woman in the case i'm enough of an only guess i'm one of the most inept as i've been then family there may come from mississippi in the middle of that and it is that this incessant c.p.p. to face them with. their new been how most but i say yeah the whole be on the dole that some of those a

saul great post candle is ongoing the whole negative interest rates are the same it's that we work in the better in the bond market these things are happening or experiencing a breakdown of markets all over the world so what we have we dodged one bullet call the we'd work i.p.o. but we're getting gunned down on a financial pull a strong financial bad guy shooting at us with impunity. and so many people because a cop beat him he's so good that even such a bad ending. i'm not anybody until you. find that makes the. cost. some feel good she went on to. the deflection move for the c.e.o. she has a deflection what is comforting to say. that is going to be better than i got out for me it's a. lot about. that you can bank on. a long long while and you don't want to bottom line control cannot all. handle one person and their knee move 100 gandhi the new normal gandhi. peace prize you know you can go to mark you join you. i. wish. protests in hong kong turns ugly with live rounds followed by police and demonstrators throwing acid at office. 2020 u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden's team deman

and secondly, people should watch a program documentary called "a wolf in sheep's clothing" about saul olinsky made by etn and what is happening in this country. and thank god for donald trump, and you had hillary on this show before this one and georgetown university was purchased in a private -- >> we will not be exactly on topic there. so let me respond to that she seems to think that rolling your own cigarettes would be safer, and you argument is that no cigarette is safe. >> yes. so certainly added chemicals to cigarettes as well as spiking the nicotine in order to keep it consistent and let you get a big puff of nicotine to make you keep smoking and smoke more, but ultimately inhaling the smoke into your lungs many times a day is not a good idea and the science and including the people who used to work at nih including the woman who called have stated that vaping remains far less harmful than smoking. >> well, i have to bring up the fact that juul just announced it is replacing the current ceo with an executive with a tobacco company. that seems to be, if you are saying that the

caroline: constellation brands, saul shares fall after mixed results.reak down what is going on with the consumer is our consumer reporter. feeling so good about the feeling so good about the economy i want to buy my pepsi and my christmas. -- crisps. >> that's right. hep c has not seen any pushback. has not seenepsi any pushback. they are benefiting from higher prices. >> it is a complicated story. i think people lie to pollsters or present their best selves. a powerhouse been for pepsi for a long time. there have been people who have argued to split it off, frito-lay is one of the best packaged food companies that exist. soeda is a different story, but they made up for it, so pepsi chugging along today with higher prices. romaine: constellation brands part a little bit. theirf this is related to investment in marijuana and cannabis, right? >> it is. the marijuana stocks have been hit hard. canopy, in particular, not profitable like everyone else in canada, and some slowing sales. the pressure is on constellation to prove they made a good bet. romaine:

>> i saul it - sought a lot. >> welcome to the 9. >> we have wonderful food. it smells good. it smells delicious. >> we will be reviewing the food festival happening in san francisco. we will have the experts here to help. >> i want you to say something for me. >> shish kebab. >> i can say a lot more. >> here's your weekend weather. >> do you have a specialty or go to death? >> my boys love shish kebab but we love hummus and baklava and all that good stuff. >> we will have to force her to bring some in. >> i will get to it here. >>> there is a lot of high clouds with cooler than average temps. tomorrow it will warm up. bodega bay down to socal around 60 to 70. and then lots of mid 80s for inland. was the locations will stay the 60s or low 70s, including san francisco. local week on the high side for the city. last saturday, they were 77. there are weak systems coming to the north and there is some cup, cloud cover as well. some of that will filter and giving us partly sunny and partly cloudy days. it seems kinda slow to work up. upper 40s towards santa cruz. 40s and 50s aroun

this crash has started to back up saul from union city. if you drive south to union city trying to make it to san jose. you might want to use mission boulevard if you're going around or your program can take you on an alternate route. you know, your map program. but what you know is that if you get on the freeway after stephenson, and looks great into san jose. let's talk about the peninsula. the traffic is looking good with the 101 san bruno into soon if you when we go to a live picture list suck up of the bay bridge toll plaza about a 10-50 mentally. the general meter of the commute is moderate and maybe less. maybe lighter in some areas. 6:19 am. >> will have some good news but still some concern because the committee is up. that's the good sign that's in the valley or at the service. bone dry yesterday. was that humidity that is a positive but there are some offshore events still going on not that they are strong but the predominate airflow is land to sea. after that, napa airport still on its own transmission line because the power st

a major cabinet reshuffle in a bid to quell a week of mass protests against the government friday saul the largest demonstration in decades as 1000000 people rallied in the capital santiago. says he's heard the demands of protesters he says a state of emergency that's in place across much of the country will be lifted by sunday at least 19 people have been killed in the unrest which began over a hike in metro fares but a sense of volved into wider frustration over social inequality given. i want to announce to all my compatriots that if circumstances allow him to lift all the states of emergency starting at midnight on sunday i asked all ministers to resign in order to form a new government and to be able to respond to these new demands and to take charge of these new times. hundreds of thousands of catalans have marched peacefully through the region's capital barcelona calling for the release of 9 jailed separatist leaders the march has now ended but crowds remain across the city earlier organizers said they hoped the violence that followed last week's demonstrations will not be repea

we saul the oil inventor surprisingly rise by 3.1 million barrels. a lot of that was because of refinery outages in california and the midwest. if you look for overall demand for overall products it is very strong. up 2.1% over a year ago. it is not really demand issue that is causing the market. it is fear there is going to be a demand drop in the future because of slowing demand. the other thing when you get fear on the streets best place to run to these days is gold. gold back above $1500 an ounce. if the fear stays there, i think gold will shine. melissa: phil, thank you. connell: down but not out. markets in the red as we've been talking about today but richmond's federal reserve president is not seeing recession in the next year. we know that because our own edward lawrence spokes exclusively with him today. edward joins us with the latest. edward? reporter: richmond federal reserve president tom barkin very positive on the economy going forward. he sees the consumer driving this economy. he sees consumer spending is strong and that he sees tha

saul, the democrats clearly believe they have the impeachable offense on the hands. you agree? >> no, i don't read this phone call alone even connect it with a timeline -- i think as you know i think the phone call was a mistake and the idea in and of itself being an impeachable offense is a joke. the one mistakes aren't high crimes and misdemeanors. if things can be interpreted especially by some people who don't like you politically, that is not what the threshold would be considered by our framers or throughout our democratic tradition. >> even if you consider it the trail of the public trust or in some sense corrupt, in and of itself, it is not enough in the framers would not have thought it to be enough to merit impeachment. >> someone put it this way the other day. as joe biden get immunity from scrutiny or investigation because he is running for president? by kurt this current administration pressure mike c? because i would be a neat trick if you run for president but you can never be investigated. >> you know, they didn't have to do it that way. they could say what vice

nobody has made the point you just made, saul can get into this conversation too much but this is elementaryaw school -- this is like con law 101. criminal procedure 101. this is what you learned your first month of law school. this is bogus and it is absurd. anyone with a shred of credibility in the legal profession knows it and this indicates one more that it is a complete farce. hold on. >> every discovery dispute in litigation, of which there are many, would result in an obstruction of justice charge and that is not the case. >> laura: you fight every document, you're obstructing justice. okay. >> that is not what nixon, very specific -- >> laura: it's absurd. precious time. republican senator ron johnson set off a media frenzy today after it was revealed that he knew of the quid pro quo allegation and then he supposedly confronted trump about it. watch. >> the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. told him there was a quid pro quo. ron johnson had also heard of a quid pro quo. >> ron johnson comes out today and says, he told me there is a quid pro quo. >> laura: what none of those commentators me

testified he was disappointed the president wouldn't commit to meet with the ukraine president until they saulpoke to giuliani that was that was this beak. more testimony this we can process. bill taylor a top dplmt heed he is scheduled to testify and at the center of the text mentals where he asked are you now -- are we now saying that a security -- security assistance and white house meeting are conditioned on investigations there is all that. let's try for perspective in the midst of this. joining me now is global affairs analyst and staff year por the new yorker susan glaser. what do you think is the overall picture gnat information coming from the three witnesses this week paint? >> well, i think we have learned an awful lot. remember when we started this inquiry a few weeks ago we really had the transcript eyebrow rains raising but the transcript released by the white house of the phone call and then. the aanonymous whistle-blower complaint and that's it. what's happened since then has been fairly significant . maximum possible penalty number one the white house has tried to stop a numbe

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we know that it's part of the state to harass and to saul fear so that we will be silent and stop their work. this movie shows the 1st village that we organized way back in 1904 people say year ban passed the bar exam and so this was a community that see firsthand lives in the late eighty's government reforms was supposed to redistribute land to peasants the congresswoman who owned the plantation here refused to comply. been a new in geo late a full year legal battle for these families connected. at the event bang was that for a number to get to someone somewhere and make a bundle settlement in a much better manner without an add on this that and since his death the foma say the government's trying to force them to disband the collective that become a setback and demand one be one man woman and of a sad i'm enough of an only guess i'm not alone in a bentham me where make an amends and sit in the middle of that nobody said since yes i see people based on. their need been how most but i say yeah the whole being on the dole that someone had lost ability to do that month would say. god. in

maybe a couple people would be like, nah, you're doing "better call saul." nope, they're on hiatus.eator of "breaking bad," decided to do together? >> vince gilligan. [ cheers and applause ] my god. he called me, i guess a couple years now, we were talking about some fun things we were going to do surrounding the 10-year anniversary of "breaking bad," which is so crazy to think about. at the end call he's like, i have this idea i want to run by you. what are your thoughts on maybe jumping into jesse pinkman again? i'm like what do you mean? well, there's this idea that i can't stop thinking about but i only want to do it if it's perfect. i go, vince, i would follow you into a fire, of course i trust you. he's like, all right, let me write this script, i'll get back to you. about seven months down the road he gives me a call. he's like, i'm done. and i think it's pretty damn good. and the thing is with vince, i mean, he has a legacy to uphold. >> jimmy: yeah, because the ening of that show -- the show itself, one of the greatest of all time. the ending, one of the greatest of all tim

along when i almost choked saul seemed wrong all right old quotes just don't call. me old beliefs but old quotes just don't call. me old beliefs just to shape our disdain and become get agitated and in games yet to shape our disdain and become get agitated and in gains from an equals betrayal. once and then a final vote equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back now most americans. welcome back now most americans are having doubts about the 1st amendment the part of the u.s. constitution the protections are having doubts about the 1st amendment the part of the u.s. constitution that protects free speech that's according to a new poll over half of respondents a good free speech that's according to a new poll over half of respondents agreed that the 1st amendment needs to be rewritten to reflect the cultural norms of 3 that the 1st amendment needs to be rewritten to reflect the cultural norms of today well the 80 percent were unsure about what