maduro in venezuela and even morales in bolivia possibly a supporter of putin he was very soft after saul's chemical attack always to the made him feel like a threat to national security on some level and for patriotic working class white people boris just storming up and down pretend to be winston churchill saying get it done chaps come on is much much simpler for people to understand i mean clearly great electioneering and he managed to literally hide in the fridge torch the questions dodge the big set piece interviews over night there was an interesting interview with us and it was through. that winston churchill's grandson grandson and he said i know jeremy corbyn in this room this is from a man breaks it has cost him his job in effect nicholas soames he said he said i think it was on al-jazeera over night he said i know jeremy corbyn but his politics have not moved on since his maiden speech in that building in 1983 and you got that feeling that that was combined with quite

. >> reporter: but saul's is different.are attracted to the annual party at the jewish deli. >> in the world, 20% of the jewish population are jews of color and people forget that. >> you are here on christmas day. >> i'm here on hanukkah. hello. what do i know from christmas day? >> ahead to come back and see what i know to be an amazing party. >> reporter: even the berkeley police chief gets involved. you get that. >> the chief actually sends his cops here and they try to get through to me and i order their food and then he foots the bill later. reporter: saul's says t will slurve severa>>l thousand als by the end of the day. and this is one of the hottest seats in town. >> it might not be that long. >> reporter: jews, christians, young and old, they're all here for the good food and good love. merry christmas and happy hanukkah. in berkeley, don ford, kpix 5 news. >> that was a festive event there. looks like fun. >> the weather worked out nice for them. >>> we are still kind of, there's a storm right up the coast. throw

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and with that welcome to the program twilight people is the new album by andrea saul and tom petty in a collection of songs a range for countertenor and piano a very introspective atmospheric listening experience a let's learn just a little bit more. counter-tenor voice is haunting. piano work on the new album twilight people. on the title track are from. 2 decades later. ringback latest collaboration explores the space between. and modern. pleasure to have time. here with me in the studio welcome thank you for coming in twice. a labor of love i'm assuming obviously between the 2 here and it's interesting because it's such a very diverse body of songs. from greensleeves to the 20th century composers that you've brought on there john cage. but you've brought it together in such a highly personal narrative can you tell us what is the red thread there. what's at the base of this album is our shared passion for folk songs because i believe both of us we really like the simplicity of the folk song and the way that it tells a story. through the music and i we have been playing folk songs fo

picture that's now on display at london's national portrait gallery. 26 year old rapper experiments with saul and blues as well and he's worked with some big names like ed sheeran who features on storm's his new album. down for the one of. those storms he also gets involved in his community every year he pays for 2 black students to study at cambridge university. if. someone came from out of school if. they were going to be the prime minister 1st. of. all for with new elections coming up strong as he hopes for change and if that doesn't happen he can still celebrate the release of his new album heaviest the had comes out this friday. so i'm no food edition of baking bread where all your correspondent good old massa's has been making bread from every e.u. member country today latvian bread that is complicated to make but if you'd like to have a go all recipes and videos of baking bread are available on the website at d.w. dot com slash baking bread now over the 3 dog. this recipe starts with 2 very moist breeder. makes 140000000 liters of water with 140 grams of wholemeal rifle our finance 20

and with that welcome to the program twilight people is the new album by andrea saul and tom petty in a collection of songs a range for countertenor and piano a very introspective atmospheric listening experience a let's learn just a little bit more. countertenor voice is haunting against his wife tamara elegant piano work on the couple's new album twilight people. on the title track are from a poem by.

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juliÓn Álvarez nos habla de lo que estÁ dispuesto a hacer para solucionar sus problemas >> james: saÚl elegido como el mejor boxeador 2019 por la asociaciÓn mundial de boxeo. >> ideal al 2020 nuevo matices en su vida, conoce el poder y significado de los colores y cuÁles te conviene para vez tiro y recibir el aÑo rach? >> rashel: este estÁs pensando en presentar a tu media naranja, tenemos las reglas de protocolo para que sea bien recibido y arranquen junto el 2020 con el pie derecho. >> hoy conoceremos como es jennifer lÓpez en la vida real, los detalles de su fiesta de los 50 aÑos, alguien que estuvo cerca de jennifer lÓpez nos cuenta todo >> adamari: antes que termine el 2019 vamos a recordar a esas parejas Únicas que fueron muy sÓlidas a esas que rompieron y volvieron y a las que ya no se quieren ver >> james: se salvaron por poco un camiÓn se sale de la autopista y a pesar del accidente, hoy cuentan las horas para contarlo y recibir el 2020 asÍ comienza "un nuevo dia" mÁs cerca de ti sz ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (cantan) (cantan) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (gritan) (aplausos) ♪ >> chiquibaby: llegÓ el duro >> a

saÚl canelo Álvarez dejo abierta la puerta para enfrentarse al velador de la ufc jorge masvidal.articipar. gracias por habernos acompaÑado.usivas, gente sensacional. eso es primer impacto. ♪ ♪ presentadora: una feroz ola invernal complica la fiesta del fin del aÑo para millones de personas con acumulaciÓn de nieve y fuertes vientos que azotan regiones del paÍs. en respuesta al ataque el sÁbado, la comunidad judÍa de nueva york realizÓ una vigilia para condenar la ola de atentados en su contra y orar por las vÍctimas. el presidente trump no visitÓ amÉrica latina en 2019, pero mostrÓ interÉs por algunos paÍses latinoamericanos. tenemos un resumen de lo ocurrido este aÑo. 30 de diciembre de 2019. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot.

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i walked in with saul this morning. >> happy friday to everyone. let's see what we have now. starting off with a look at the altamonte pass. it looks nice. tracy super commit looking good. continue to the bay area, no major proms. problems. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a little bit of fog. >>> breaking news out of san jose where police are on the scene of an early morning shooting. we are told gunfire was heard at about 2:45 am near matterhorn drive. not far from creek park. we don't know what led up to the shooting but one person was taken what in an ambulance. we are on the way to the scene right now. also i call into police for more information about this scene in san jose. >> all of the democratic presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail this morning after last night's debate in los angeles. seven candidates were on the state. the debate started with reaction to the impeachment vote in the house but then it shifted to a verbal battle over the big money in politics. with fewer candidates at last night's debates, the ones that remain will make their case

they can go the other way around to saul is the us and thgs can change again right now we made up a lot of progress number a couple weeks ago we h a really nhing in the bucket to show at all and now we're looking at 65% normal in the san fransco f for 3 and a half inches of rainfall, san jose, 68% of normal now over to a quarter in oakland, almost 2 and a south f 55% of nmal sfo in san francisco, 74% look at nta rosa boy almost 10 inches of rain now a 119% of normal so we have come a long y in a short amount of time. a little chillaround parts the bay area to see if that truly fog seting in and really takes a long time. t breakup of that keep these numbers wn in the 50's to seek out a low 60 in the cocker but thesnumbers running pretty cool in spots and it will be cool again for tomorrow that fog going t make its way and we're seeing some low clouds moving in right now, but i thi we're seeing so that to fog develop down below and 've got a call from better sitting off the coastline that certainly willbring us a least a slight chance. a few scattered showers outside right now it's 53 in

designs in this house the highlight is his workshop museum director olivier flavio explains to me saul around the creative process we've sort of what always start with a sketch from that sketch to workshops create a trois which was sort of mock up of the government to be approved by sort of all from the 20 would troops different ricks to create dress will be presented on the catwalk. clear lines borrowing from men's fashion and a touch of extravagance those for each soul around trademarks. the museum is my culture to. christmas shopping is already well underway on the boulevard for smart the major department stores try to outdo each other with the best window displays. the gallery lafayette has set up a spectacular christmas tree under their dome with beehives as the. next i head to the rooftop for a little adventure on the ice rink. i remember when i since i was a kid. on our message. and a bit wobbly on my blades not destined to be any ice princess but skating with a view with paris is still lots of fun and my activity tip. in the evening i decided to take in the town again from the

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middle of nowhere so get ready for the apocalypse in the zombie infestation and ilan musk how does saul tigh together. nato the defensive alliance that has shaken several countries it's a union of the supposedly like minded the country do you and what the main threats of. the appear to me of military might that said to be both in great shape and brain dead at the same time as the organization celebrates its 70th anniversary is it finally just think about the time. moved up to the big time they mail me more robert. scales bandits. around these are the surveillance photos we got it was probably the. rest of. his community there are people who believe that it's ok to to sell marijuana to put food on the table it's ok to sell practical food on my table and it's when i got a tail it's really hard when you get into the community and you see how some people live and you see that there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that have to eat and as a parent. i can't come up with a logical argument to say that if i were in that situation and that's the only option i had that i wouldn't do the

in the middle of nowhere get ready for the apocalypse and the zombie infestation and ask how does saul time together. in the special get some of. the men of the. book just with. you thought the whole doping can russia think was over for get it. through a couple of. russian eligibility for the international competition says that state this includes events like the tokyo olympics and the fifa world cup in qatar if i am. not here when you come in you know just as it was 4 years ago in moscow anti-doping plavix at the center of the scandal. tampering with the duping samples database and one does greegor you have to do with it and. mowgli she still does restart the ball doesn't mean a lot to talk a little spots will not use the push on the machine he will ship might expose me anderson touch a little jewels to the polish in a danish let me. go and there is only johnson. and i just got out of prison for. 41 years. i'm 72 years old. i got arrested for tim some of the. film you know i'm like this everything is taken out of. my work and. i think it was. meant to snow man that looks a little bit

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how does saul tigh together. welcome back this is r t international now authorities in hong kong have given the go ahead to what could be the 1st major rally in the chinese territory since its pro-democracy camp scored a landslide victory in last month's local elections police have warned however that they will not tolerate any violence from demonstrators saying that they will intervene if necessary in an illustration of the dangers officers have faced in recent months the city's bomb disposal squad released this video on friday. it shows up police carrying out controlled explosions on homemade devices seized during the 6 months of unrest that have rocked the territory and they say that as little as one gram of the compound known as t.t.p. which is good with crude bombs can cause life changing injuries the authorities say that they have seen them regularly during the protests. when history rewrites this that. there's a review of. my watch the officers day after day night after night month after month going i want

stranded on the christmas break us typhoon found foreign made landfall authorities have evacuated call saul areas hearing floods and landslides those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's inside story thanks for watching. turkish involvement in libya deepens as ankara moves to support the internationally recognized government militarily but will that intensify the conflict he says it's and this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam he's a than turkey is considering all kinds of military backing for libya that includes ground marine and air support if necessary president or edge of the time or the one also said he's ready to deploy troops if the internationally recognized government of libya formally requests help the government of national accord or g.m.a. has been fighting an offensive by rebel forces to unseat prime minister face assad raj since april warlord khalifa haftar announced his final push to seize the capital earlier this month his forces extended to wednesday a deadline for pro-government forces to withdraw out of the ones announcement came after

climate talks come to an end in madrid, very little action even though evidence of climate change saulund. >> the world struggled to respond to the crisis at on climate summit in madrid. >> we are a little confused about what documents are being discussed. >> we are starting to get a little lost. >> we are kind of lost. >> these are the warning signs our climate is in trouble. 200-foot flames this weekend raced across the australian outback. in sydney, the smoke is so bad it's like smoking 32 cigarettes a day. green negreenland is losing icen times faster than in the '90s. the warnings are there but who is listening? >> trevor: are you shitting me? the world is falling apart and leaders at the u.n. couldn't agree on what to do? yeah, we don't know where the papers are, i'm sorry, we're a little confused (french accent ). from now on, climate meetings should be held on a melting glacier, get some motivation, they'll figure that shit out! ( applause ) as much as we're disappointed at how slow our leaders are to act, i think it's movies we should blame for making us think leaders are deci

check out saul's restaurant and delicatessen in berkeley. it was bustling with customers all day.oss the bay area this holiday. some do it to avoid cooking and cleaning up. others have made going out kind of a holiday family tradition. >> and that's what it's all about, right? any holiday, truly it's about family and traditions. >> i was very glood this was hope because there's not a lot of options. >> the deli was so busy, she and her husband waited an hour to be seated. the couple say they wanted to celebrate hanukkah with some jewish food and their best friends. a nice evening indeed and to earn who worked tonight, we appreciate it. >>> well, the ring of fire was not visible to north america this christmas, but you are in luck. here's video of today's annual solar eclipse as seen from the united arab emirates. some great video. it started about 6:30 p.m. here on the west coast time. the full eclipse when the moon covers the son's center took place about an hour later creating as you can see the so-called ring of fire. the next solar eclipse visible to most of north america is j

how does saul tigh together. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. again the head of the international olympic committee has bought the findings were world anti-doping agency panel on the alleged tampering of results in a moscow laboratory data base russia strongly denies allegations it altered information will no group of independent russian experts and code at their own investigation we spoke to the head. team who says moscow has abided with waters rules. here's your story russia did everything possible we strictly followed the brute map developed by wanderers executive committee we gave them the l r m s darter base rule for o's and a b athletes samples we strongly proposed to participate in an investigation and provide information but it was always rejected like or recovering just for a moment as long running story 2 years ago water received a 2015 moscow lab database from a whistle blower that a year afte

trying to hide from the world which is usually some and security or uncertainty or can a demented xing saul of self and that's that's not just one person and it's all human beings and. some really all vs lee and noticeably but all are doing when i heard me say that you know books on not really for the high flyers or the high browed they are for the ordinary folks and there are many speakers who try to appeal to that audience jordan peterson from canada would probably be one of the most successful ad the most controversial some people even described him as the stupid man's smart person i wonder if you have ever felt the same way the stupid some and smart person. no where that's too much about me and i really don't whatever people think of me as what they think of me i can't really control and that's all all of those sort of observations are from what i would say up in the stands like watching life and i want to get down in the dirt with people i want to . to help people and what people think of me do when they are not there when the ultimately makes no difference to me you know i'm bored and

positive sry detectives with the fremont police department they found her in oakland after she was saul, you may rememb that she was one of 3 dogs that wet missg from a transport van that was stolen last week we covered the story r you. the van taking the dogs to their forever homes when the driver he decided to stop at a motel in fremont and left the keys inde in the ignition, one of the 2 dogs is still missing, they're still looking for jimmy. there's now reward for $400 to find jimmy there's this photo right there. well charitable organization in the st bay that provides food to over 2 million people each year needs a little help this holiday seon kron four's has it been you went to that exactly whatthey're shoron. >>well i have we're picking up the lions, some potatoes w have some big good turkeys. this alloweme to people out there and now it's our job to get back he cann do it without the food bank >>that all the more reason officials hereat the food bank of contra costa and solano it conquered say they are concerned this holiday season we need some help food bank of contra costa a

on moscow has saul time together. welcome back next a man who's literally climbed to the very top of his sport and broken records along the way he's been speaking to it nepalese mountaineers about project possible after he became the 1st person in history to reach the peak of the 14 highest mountains around the world in a single season. to be completely honest this whole project wasn't about me or about name or frame or that there wasn't any greedy or there was any selfishness about this pause again and i 100 percent believe in this because. just to give an example while i was in a special forces i had already 3 world records so that people didn't know about it since i had to save someone's life on everest and that's when i climb on my leave. and nobody knew about it so i was just so happy we all that but dispose it was about to start. in perception of human potential in parallel with that in a home of a 1000 meter prick and i don't feel like the climbing community over there got the right recognition they deserve so

efficient militarily but you need to have strategic goals and the central strategic goals which of saul was this is the question who is the enemy what's the answer here we saw a very different. saying that we don't have enemies we need to actually negotiate with them and do not. consider. so. 29 countries for nato and they all have diverging interests. of defense most of them don't spend enough according to nato. regulations on defense budgets so yes then there needs to be a new strategy there also needs to be an identifying of the actual threats we have new zones of conflicts that ought to be identified and current through the threat to the moment the threat is not necessarily one country or another the threat is a much more global desir for this meeting nato acknowledged that china was posing new opportunities but also new challenges with its rise and of course the situation i was russia at the moment poses a threat when it comes to dealing with elections but there will probably be able to say more about this than me and my conscious outlines the 5 that we need a new strategy for nato

mr saul so come on you guys stuff you don't have time to stop chewing up time go ahead graeme the ruling class is completely corrupt this process is complete the law professor turley said were the process isn't good and no one on amazon b.c. or c.n.n. covers that $11.00 turnley said this is a distraction 219219 democrats voted to extend the patriot act during this whole circus so that's what this is really about and you know we're also not talking about how trump in the clintons are all tied to epstein so none of this is really being talked about this is a circus and a distraction 60 percent of americans don't have money for a handle a $500.00 to a $1000.00 a merge and see and we're talking about this it's like the russian distraction if we're going to talk about russia interfering in the election why don't we talk about the democrats being corrupt in their own primary of these completely corrupt parties that all they care about is money and war and banks and wall street and i don't know it's it's a it's a ridiculous circus it's like rot watching the real housewives of washington d.c. it

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we saw a shift from the focus on the development of the human capital that we saul in the king air a to focus on the officials into that became a primary focus. and i think that proved problematic in the long run. >> host: we got your e-mails at book tv at mac c-span.org. would you say we've made progress? >> guest: of course. progress? >> guest: of course. we have ase black president twie elected, senators, congressmen, mayors and all the rest. on a certain level he would be proud but interim there's quite a bit of work to do. a situation that in some ways has regressed since the days of king, and it's really sad that i think that is wheres we are and that is where he would be most disappointed. as the voting rights act required for the majority minority districts should be kept in place? >> guest: people have been willing to cross the racial lines to vote for some time. the problemem with keeping it in place is the polarization. you get candidates that don't need to make an appeal outside of the ethnic or racial group and i think that only fuels the polarization and probably hurt t

middle of nowhere to get ready for the apocalypse and the zombie infestation and ilan musk how does a saul tied together. in his community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 most of the conflict i would say. is made. close one on each of those he knows each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of the prison complex just to get some point to a life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so you don't care might anything. a saudi air force member opens fire at a u.s. naval base in florida killing 3 the f.b.i. has reportedly opened a terror related investigation. member of the populace alternative for germany party says extremists have threatened to assassinate her even after crossing with the predicted time of her. society demanding christmas card be by british cartoonist modern tossed be removed from the sale have blasted the card which mocks those

joe saul jeff in the crowd and he went up to him and he said, how are you doing?eff thought it was a politician going, how are you doing? he answered it like, i'm fine. joe biden stopped my son, looked him in the eye and said, no, no, no. i want to know how you are doing. because you and i are members of a fraternity we did not choose to be part of, of having lost a loved one. i need to know how you are doing. i share that story with you for two reasons. one, because i want you to know that this man has great empathy. empathy is something that a president needs. think about it. the president of the united states goes into a gymnasium with parents whose children have been gunned down. that president needs empathy. the president is in the oval office on the phone with grieving parents who lost children in an armed conflict. that president needs empathy. or they travel to a tornado or flood destroyed community, where everything has been destroyed, lives have been lost. the president needs empathy. not only does the president have to understand what those people are g

softened its stance after saul promised to buy more american weapons. they reportedly also offered to step up its presence in the strait of hormuz and help u.s. efforts to protect oil flows in the region. president trump says turkey is trying to turn -- to curb the violence northwest syria but it efforts are being undermined. on twitter the president accused russia, iran and the syrian government of killing thousands of civilians in the province of italy. -- idlib. he says turkey is working hard to stop the carnage. senator perkowski is concerned about the gop's plan to expedite president trump impeachment trial. men -- therepublic alaska republican lisa murkowski says she is disturbed by the effort to coordinate with the white house in planning for the trial. >> we have to take that step back from being hand and glove i heard defense and so what leader mcconnell had said. hasppen to think that that further confused the process. >> senator murkowski added she felt that house democrats had made a mistake in forging ahead with impeachment so quickly. she

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saul futures are down. -- seoul, korea futures are down. flat after is pretty an hour and a half.o more on what we should be watching with trading in asia. we have got the markets editor andrea with us. u.s. and china feeling the detail -- the deal but where are the details? >> highly anticipated and probably priced into the markets. there was a bit of disappointment. it was not as much as investors had anticipated which is why you saw the lackluster performance in the u.s. on friday. on the positive side you have the offshore yuan supported by the delay in tariffs which we had expected sunday. there is caution. we have got a chart that shows implied volatility for the offshore yuan which is a measure of how people are about the chinese currency remains elevated above levels in april in july when the trade tensions were higher. this tells you just buy the deal, the market was waiting for more details. there was a lot of skepticism going into next year about where the focus is going to shift. and another sign of the skepticism is what happened with u.s. treasuries friday when you s

. >> president saul alinsky, and the official will tell you theyt shaken down?there is lots of evidence. >> i never spoke to them. >> is there any statement on the record? speak with the last administration for four years didn't provide any military assistance to ukraine. i did a 55 day with some how life and death in the situation, during a period of transition of one government to another. you know, it is just pretty thin rules to impeach a president of the united states on. >> laura: he kept going over to the side of the classes. but for his part this in a team majority leader mitch mcconnell wants to revoke all the permits and shut down the big top flop. >> the senator is meant with a judge and jury to hear a trail and not to re-rent the entire investigation because angry partisans rushed sloppily through it. the trajectory that the democratic leader apparently wants to take us down before he's even heard opening arguments could set a nightmarish precedents for our institution. >> laura: well, after weeks of the democrats she bow production, americans are de

this is protester saul flores. extinction! extinction! >> rebellion! >> we want them to tell the truth. gasest them to reduce the by 2025. -- now them to create what we want is -- the last cup without results. amy: and just as we went to broadcast today, activists staged a die-in just outside the cop protesting in mesa. when democracy now! try to interview the protesters, one crew member was manhandled by the spanish police and threatened with arrest. the spanish police also broke up a toxic tour on saturday were activists were calling attention to endesa and other companies that either pollute or find fossil fuel companies supporting the u.n. cop. it comes as tens of thousands more people in the philippines were forced to evacuate their homes amidst some of the worst flooding in decades. the monsoon rains have been intensified by typhoon kammuri, which hit the philippines last week, killing at least 17 people and forcing half a million people to evacuate their homes. increased rainfall and more powerful typhoons have been linked to climate change. we

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