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station in rome march tuesday evenings champions league football match between a us room and see eskimo sco one russian found was involved in a fight outside the stadium while a collapsing escalator in the metro left at least thirty people injured r.t. sports correspondent alexia join colleen gray in the studio with the details. it's a really bad night for c.s.k. moscow in rome this time not only their team lost three nil to rome a big defeat but also to very bad incidents for the fans first of all the fight outside the study only because stadium the stadium. there were reports that one of the c.s.k. moscow friends was stabbed two were severely injured in the fight over the russian embassy in italy later denounced this information they denied the stabbing incident but acknowledged the fight there was also a separate incident far more serious that i should say in the subway station is on the way to the stadium about one hundred fans were going down an escalator when it malfunctioned sped it in the normal speed downwards and at the end of the escalator there was something of a stampede. and r

. >> but sco let me say this, that seniority means nothing you don't use that seniority. it's justha simple. what we witnessed with kamala harris as well as cory booker and other senators during the hearings of brett kavanaugh before the judiciary committee, you saw them be assertive and make motions for adjournment. d dn't see that from the ranking member of the judiciary so seniority means nothing. whether people agree or disagree with elizabethwarren, i will give her credit in that she elevates the positions she carpl dabout to a national level. >> one of the things senator feinstein has been criticized for is holdinon to the letter that brett kavanaugh's accuser christine blasey ford gave her, that she h g on to too long. what would you have done if you'd been in the senate if that ctter had gone to you? >>arly i would have made sure that her confidentiality, her privacy were protected. the unfortunate part about the judiciary chammittee is the no process. no processes that exist to deal with the confidentiality of a citizen who comes before the judiciary committee to

the graph in the beginning of his volume on the second world war and he says in victory magnanimity sco the concept was if you win you then still have a world history shall go on and a magnanimous engagement can produce a gift entirely different world then what happened after one with first sight and who is peace which then left i sort of receiving germany which then was ready for something like a hitler and then a lot of how we were to so the window of opportunity was the product of i study who are you going to be and i had gotten together in the fall of ninety eight and we would work day and night on this project as a whole grand bargain and the proposition was if the west will be magnanimous including providing thirty billion dollars the soviet union will undertake a very ambitious economic and political reform pro and security first economically for market economy politically hard to produce a priori government and we hold them ocracy and then in security terms the securing of all the nuclear weapons and materials and the withdrawal of soviet forces from all of the occupied territor

president petro poroshenko stands accused by russia of pushing for orthodox church independence from ball sco to boost his chances of winning another term in elections next year in moscow the patriarch eight sees itself as the mother church and it says independence for ukraine will be a catastrophe. it's an artificial establishment and every time politicians meddle in church affairs it leads to pain suffering and often bloodshed because religious conflicts supported by politicians are the most violent and tragic we know that from history and from what is happening in the middle east. here in ukraine not all orthodox church members are in agreement with what's happening. it doesn't matter whether it's a russian or ukrainian church it's hard to see how believe a stat conflicts such as this one by the who the church should report to. as a state ukraine needs faith as a pellet to hold on to said that we understand who we can be in the future. what of the future ukraine's president is declaring a victory while russia warns of religious conflicts and drew simmons. and egyptian military court has se

headlining at six pm from all sco china prepares for war beijing is getting its military battle ready apparently amid trade and territory disputes ongoing and worsening relations with washington we'll tell you all about it. also the come on the program a poll.

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sco is accusing the so-called radical groups of trying to create provocations to torpedo the deal october ten and fifteen are deadlines for the implementation russia's president vladimir putin is already calling the zone effective ruling out the military action of your future. doesn't want an armed confrontation with turkey that's why it's afraid to publish the reject the deal it's still trying to reach a peaceful solution turkey wants to prevent armed conflict but it's challenge is to implement the deal the tension is growing between the sham and turkey backed rebels there could be more incidents of armed confrontations if the so-called radical groups refused to cooperate turkey has signaled readiness to use force against those who don't comply seven for their big route. and i'll kind of commander accused of planning attacks in egypt has been arrested he. was held a raid by the libyan national army in the eastern town of data on the border of libya and egypt the army is led by a warlord highly for have to balance by egypt's. facing a death sentence in cairo said ahead on al-jazeera i wil

lou: there is certain ignorance in guy in charge of "fast and furious" gunrunning can disa sco mexicoet cited for contempt by u.s. congress. bold. >> b he obstructed justice about every day he was there, favorite democrat trick is drop to their knees fire low. i am an old fire, you knock their head off, they alike they are holier than now. they are not. lou: why aren 't the republicans doing anything. you go to poles. you say -- polls you say who do i vote for? and my god one of the first things you have to worry about is who is in charge of national security. the president, he needs the republican support. must have support from the republicans. we need more republicans he says, and points out, and is right. i don't hear the republicans with a fire and determination with certain exceptions, bigg, gohmert, gates, jordan, meadows. a handful, but does not sound like a conference ready to go to battle for this country, that is who radical dems are trying to throw over. >> president is going to battle. lou: he has nothing to prove, it is about what conference prove in less than a month. p

. >> but democrats have the opportunity to even the sco in november. >> particularly in key battleground states like florida, iowa, michigan, ohi ando basic needs. crews also continue to rescue the wnded in search f survivors. almost 400 people died after that 7.5 magnitude quake triggered a tsunami. strong aftershocks continue to rock the area yesterday. >>> it m be in your fridge right now. a shocking accusation about a popular beverage. there's a class action lawsuit that alleges lacroix isn't all natural. so the suit claims the sparkling water has ingredients that have been identified by the fda as he syc, even containing artificial ingredients including cockroach insecticide. lacroix's parent company national beverage deny the allegations. >>> comedian kat williams is in trouble again, thi time for an alleged fight over a dog. this happened friday night in portland. police say williams and the driver fought about taking the comedian and his dogs to a performance. well, the driver had cuts and bruises to his face. willia ended up taking another vehicle, police arrested him yesterday

same with the sco -- cooperation.ns and that for the president is the scarier piece of this. >> and how much does it matter his legal team is changing? you have don mcgahn gone, flood taking over on an interim basis. pat cipollone coming in. the president apparently struck up a rapport with him. >> it seems like there's been more continuity than not. one big shift is when he brought on giuliani and did a more forceful pr strategy. don mcgahn, i think his role in this investigation and the way he refused to carry out the president's ord fore fire mueller will be thought about but his biggest legacy will be judges. he's instrumental in picking the 84 judges the president confirmed with the help of the federalist society that wants to reduce the federal government's power to legislate and regulate. these are almost all in their 40s and 50s. >> all right, next for us here after a debate night, beto o'rourke tries to say how he would solve the border crisis. >>> president trump threatening possible military action over wha

the new sco d isesigned to boost the number of for credit cards, personal loans, and other debt by taking into account a borrower's cash transaction history that could signal how likely they are t repay their debts. >> grab the unglasses. it's chilly as you make your way outhe door this morningsunglass. it's chill out the door this morning. >> we'll talk abo the rest of the day coming up after the break. >> plus take a look at this, northbound 95 at .rton ro a pretty bad crash here this morning if you're trying to figure out what's going onut figure out what's going onut those bno we have some fantastic schools slipped. and we have a lot of schools that are in crisis. we our current governor hasols withheld money that could've been spent on education. maryland needs a governor whose top priority is public schools. ben jealous has a plan to fully fund education, tto bring teacher pay up t we can attract the best and brightest.s beucation plan is supported by teachers like me. if parents want better schools, then ben jealous needs to be the person they vote for. my name is rachel and i'll b

crews are racing against the clock to repair yet another piece of cracked sco's trouble- plagued millenniumtower. (ken) they want to remove the cracked glass... before the city makes them put up safety scaffolding along fremont street. kron-4's dan kerman has the lastest. it's here between floors 9 and 10 on the fremont street side of san francisco's millennium tower where a second piece of cracked glass was discovered by engineers conducting a visual inspection demanded by the city.sot william strawn/sf dept. of building inspectiona horiziontel piece of glass which im told is for cosmetic purposes is on the skin of the building but not on a unit level so not impact homeowners specificallythe city has demanded safety scaffolding be erected by friday to protect those on the sidewalk below from falling glass, but wednesday the homeowners association took steps to remove the glass and seal the opening, thus removing the threat and the need for scaffolding. this has yet to be completed.it turns out this second piece of cracked glass was initially discovered by a window washer 2 years ago, but i

. >> reporter: the sco ers are now a big part of the local landscape, and part of the issue with the t scooters is thaty can be used and parked pretty much anywhere. that's why this sig showed up recently at george mason university's arlington campus. >> says no scooter zone. >> reporter: buzz mclain, himself, a scoer user, says that scooter after scooter was being left at the front door of the school here andil the sign went up. he saidcooter is asked to tell riders about et ye e> the last messages, do not leave this in th middle of a sidetelk. >> reporr: he also says he realizes that all-out ban may be harsh. so aer consideration, the school is now softening theo scooter zone stance a bit. >> i think the no scooter zone got the attention of a lot of people, and a little exclam story. we'll tone it down and just park the scooters by the bikes, that's it. av reporter: the scooterse a following, and some like taylor admit liberties can be take but he says restricting the scooters too far could backfireg he id mason is easing back on the policies. >> i think that that wouldly prob hurt

thank you, sco . >> thank you, scott. yes, my roots go back to eastern kentucky. i was born in ashland. the family comes from morgan county and surrounding counties. but my dad joined the air force when he was very young. so we ended up following him to postings all over the world. and we spent a lot of time overseas. i went to high school in england, in the united kingdom. and i think that exposure to foreign cultures and foreign languages is one of the things that ultimately drove me to a career at the central intelligence agency. but i'm very proud of my kentucky roots and i'm very proud to be a kentuckian. >> i want to talk about your dad. he was in the military. and heard a story that you wanted to go to west point. how did that conversation go? >> well, i'm dating myself. but i was in boarding school in england when my dad was posted to an air force base in the united kingdom. and i was trying to decide where i was going to go to college. and i thought i had an inspired idea. so i came home one weekend, and i told him that i had decided that i wanted to go t

. >> jimmy: but you've worked with like -- you've worked with sco you've worked with tarantino.onze. >> jonah: yeah. >> jimmy: do you call these people for advice? >> jonah: i definitely utilized- i call them professors, the directors i work for, because i utilize my professors, and i haen to -- i was eating dinner with my bestriend the night before w started shooting, and randomly, rehan coen of the cohen brothers was in thaurant, and i had worked with them the year before. so, as i was walking to the bathro, ethan said, "hi," and we started talking. and i said, "listen, you know, you're one of my heroes, i'm starting my first film tomoow, do you have any advice for me?" and he goes, "let me get back to you let me think about it, it's a a good question, let me get back to you." so we're eating our nner, and leaves -- he's going to leave, so he comes over to the table. my friend freaks out, because he's a filmmaker also, and he's like "ethan coen." >> jimmy: ethan coen. the coen brothers. yeah. >> jonah: like thep od. the [ blgoat. like, the cohen brothers are the [ bleep ]. [ l

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you can follow me i'm @sco me i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> we love basketball our champions there, the warriorsicking up right where they left off from last year's championship run. they tipped off the season at the packed oracle against oklahoma city. the stars led the way. steph curry scoring 32 points. k.d. adding 27 against his former team and the warriors won, 108-100. yo, everyone is talking about this morning the ring, right there. talking about the warriors championship ring which you might say defined bling when it comes to those things. it is the first ever reversible championship ring with a fais that can flip over and has nearly 80 diamonds and 74 sapphires and oh, last night they hung the championship banner, so just a fun night all around. the win, the banner, the ring >> that's nice. i wonder how much each ring costs because they're all custom with their names and everything. >> true. i'm sure it's expensive. i have a reversible belt. >> i have a couple of reversible dresses. it helps with one day you rock one color, the next day rock the other. >> do that for each weather hit. >

across, one touch, sco !first goal of the new season came just a f seconds caps' home opener last night. things just keptm rolling fro there. your defending champions won 7-0 over the boston bruins last night. even a win that big can't overshadow this moment. >> oh, wow. this is huge. the first new championship banner for any d.c. team in decades. now suspended, now hanging at the capital one arena. before the tgame, them seemed to have their last celebration with fans and the stanley cup. >> that celeb outside into the streets, where more fans were just as excited as to people on the inside see that new banner. >> i've been waiting all my life for this moment right here. all the heartache. it's paying off. go caps. >> very emotional night for a lot. inside the arena, plentyanf f heard chants "back to back." rocking the red while they were at it. but there's no break for the champs. no, right? >> they're back on the ice tonight. they'll take on the penguins in pittsburgh. go caps. >> yes, and so excited. look

deciding to expand and make more inclusive the protections of the 14th amendment as a reaction to dret scocott and other exigencies and this would be undoing the inclusion, it would be shrinking the situation. do we have constitutional precedent for that? >> no, chris. >> less rights. >> your honor, it's contrary to the whole trend of the constitution. chris, why are we talking about gay marriage and dred scott and separate but equal instead of the 14th amendment? because president trump doesn't have a leg to stand on. and it is so reprehensible for our president, our chief law enforcement officer charged by the constitution to take care that it be enforced to use that as a red flag to feed the base, to whip up hate in a week when his hatred has already caused so much pain, suffering, risk, pipe bombs and 11 deaths, chris. you're so right to put it in that context when you introduce the this segment. that's what we need to be talking about. this is one of the most profound betrayals of a constitutional duty that we've ever seen, and that's why, mark, to his credit, who is attempting to def

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sco. people get very judgy. >> what is it? >> i won't say but it divided the audience. >>?ave it the good college try and other people are like "you are an idiot." >> they can't be that bad. >> but you call it patriot act but you said it's not about politics but you want to start with affirmative action. is there comedy in affirmative action? where is it? >> well, if you talk about yourself and put yourself in the narrative, like i talked about being in college prep classes and the anguish you go through, what your parents are telling you and the pressure you have to go through, but to me it's a bigger discussion on meritocracy, who gets what and why. and i wanted to pick topics that have to do with the news but then happen to alar larger -- >> do you believe in a meritocracy? >> is america a meritocracy? >> yeah. >> well, the photo of the dalai lama is this big in the green room and the photo of djt is this big. you tell me, is the world a meritocracy? do things work out always? always? >> the dalai lama has no pride so for him that picture -- >> right, right. >> he's got

rec sco rick scott s we spoke to rick scott as he tours the devastation. >> everything got blown up thes $1.4 billion for banksy's painting, got shredded she says she will keep it and some are saying the shredded pieces are worth more. it has been repainted. >> i bet it is worth more money now and its gotten so much media then >> some of these knew it was going to happen. they put it on the wall. they know it is a pr style >> the women next to her just turn around and look >> as you look at some of those aucti auctioneer faith >> thank you sue herrera >> does the president have a point of great debate or should the fed pump the brakes or doing what is needed for the economy, that's coming up next. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. it's not what champions do. it's what champions don't do. they don't back down. they don't settle. and they don't quit... except for cable.

. >> sco, yes. >> okay, great, i wanted to talk to you in private. >> what's up? for. >> oh, boy. [ applause ] so maya lynne your husband is a "mamma mia" fan. what else do we learn. >> you'll see a much more playful side of d.j. having a wife to play off of. that's going to be something -- >> put him in line. >> yeah. >> but we are looking forward to it. thanks for coming back, guys. you all can see a new episode of "the conners" tuesday at 8:00 eastern right here on abc. let's go to rob. [ applause ] >> all right, george, there is a chill in the air, autumn may be winter coming. check out this picture out of killington, vermont. blowing snow out there. they'll open november 17th. maybe earlier, certainly by thanksgiving. freeze watches and warnings up for a dozen states and cold shot coming in. it will feel like 22. below freezing in new york city and if you don't like that, well, head west because we are continuing to be warm with a record high yesterday in seattle, it'll be 76 degrees in portland. warm sunshine so we try to make everybody >>> this weather repo

sco a few minutes ago secretary of state spoke with reporters.parent and it will be quick. the administration is walking a fine line here. >> easy carrying for the administration to do in this case and for secretary pompeo and the president to do his will he give it to the saudi's. this is a pretty brutal regime trying to move to a concept of working with the west. let's face it. they have a long way to go. they would be to really ostracize for this apparent disgusting behavior. a president has to be careful as well. when the doors are closed, i'm sure they're delivering this message, that they also have to make sure that they don't do anything that permanently damages our relationship with this country that is a counterweight to iran which is the world's biggest menace. >> we rely on them to some degree. they rely on us to some degree. we all rely on each other in the middle east to contain iran. so you can't divorce. there is no divorce from saudi arabia. you can't do that. >> this is exactly right. this is the trickiness to diplomacy and i tho

benefited from their choice to enslave people and america's debt to black people today some over so scoeven scared to speak out because it's a problem. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt. the latest news as it breaks the saudis narrative contradicts the information about turkish officials have been giving for the past two weeks with detailed coverage this whole flock feria of mud was shops and houses and it was completely washed away along with the people who were inside from around the world the government doesn't call this a detention center but it's surrounded by barbed wire fences and it's exits are manned by armed guards. the cricket world isn't much exciting i mean you have to think why would he give me the yes then he didn't bring the media in the way it would have been. al-jazeera is investigative unit reveals explosive new entity documentary confirms to me my now was a very hard profile figure in match fixing international cricket you know this al-jazeera investigation cricket's match fixing the files. well again piece it all be in doha your top stories on al-jazeera saudi a