look at what we've done and yet when they talk about north korea say what's taken so long? 70 or so odd years and they say i left singapore where we had our meeting, where we really had a very good meeting and a good relationship, like four months ago. they say the new line is what's taking so long? >> laura: how does it help expand your base to call them the enemy of the people? how does it help america heal in times like this? >> president trump: before we finished, we done a great job with north korea. they said we can't get them on anything because the sanctions are wrong, there's no missiles, we got our hostages back. we have the remains coming back. everything. now the new line is -- >> laura: why are you expecting there going to be fair to you? they're never going to be fair to you.

so. it's an obvious possible route. but as longa few months, and, secondly, that we know how we get out of it. and obviously it has the solve the backstop issue so that that falls away then as a possibility. if a deal is done with the eu, it'll need to be approved by parliament. and given some on her own side don't like what's being cooked up by the government, the prime minister might need some labour mps to vote for it. but... we're not going to accept that this argument that it's either my deal or no deal, because on that logic, you would be putting to me that the labour party should back anything that the prime minister brings back. and the slog continues. and it gets noisier by the week. chris mason, bbc news. russia's president putin says he wants the united states to explain why it's pulling out of a landmark nuclear weapons treaty. the agreement, signed 30 years ago, eliminated short to intermediate range nuclear missiles. president trump has accused moscow of developing a weapons system that violates the agreement. here's

it was such a part of me for so long, this thing about myself, so the fact that i was making jokes about it, about date rape and whatnot. watching her talk about it. really, pck i'm like, atti? but watching her tell the story brought me back and it was a real moment for me when i was like, maybe i have not dealt with this yet. ,ersonally, emotionally mentally, how it has affected my relationships and my sense of self, and whatnot. and i was just so sick of watching, you know, men like kavanaugh defend themselves like that. i was like, you know, this is the time, i'm going to say out loud and that's that. >> it's partly just coming out of the closet with it and letting people know that they are not alone? i: yes, and it was not something i was hiding. i don't know, it just not seem important before. mmm. is there something about the subject of sexual assault that people are not getting that you want people to understand? i: we are literally right now trying to undo centuries of how men treat, look at, you know, disrespect women. we are trying to do that right now after how many hundreds o

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why has it been so long in coming?” you cheered at that point. why has it been so long in coming? nervousness about allowing councils having money to make those deals themselves but it's long overdue. i shared a housing co nfe re nce long overdue. i shared a housing conference speech earlier this week andl conference speech earlier this week and i asked for a poll of people to put up their hands saying should be have a borrowing cap the local councils and the room supported that. i think this should release more money to the system to build desperately needed homes. but it has been eight years and it's been a long time coming. she talked about posterity. isn't it this government ‘s fault that posterity has gone on so long? i thing she is speaking to a desire for people to be energised, to be positive about the future and develop domestic policies aside from brexit. what you might call the housing option is obvious you very positive. the cancer strategy as well. it was a cleverly crafted speech. there were elements ofjuly 2016 speech and even when it a big quote from margaret thatc

i haven't been doing this so long and it wasn't high on my list but it became high. i didn't know the veterans were treated fairly. i have the greatest idea here is a veteran has to wait, we will send them to a private doctor and we will pay the bill. i said, how good is that question mark they said, sir, we have been trying to get it for 44 years.

the text and e-mails, the conversations in person and over the phone with friends i've known for so long and friends i've just met make it powerfully clear to me that the many ways in which assault and violation happens in our country between people have as many different reasons why they hide them, carry them, and keep them in darkness, in quiet, and in shame. and each one of those stories reminds me even more powerfully the reasons we must -- we must demonstrate that they are hurt. one friend from delaware, a cancer survivor, someone i've spoken about on this floor before because of her survival of a nearly life-ending cancer, she confided in me. she was terrorized and raped as a small child. living with the effects of that experience, she said, has been way harder than cancer. she said to me early childhood trauma can be murky and difficult to describe and doesn't lend itself easily to a courtroom narrative understanding. she is right. a male friend, someone i know from high school shared with me an experience he had during a spring break trip. shared how on a biology field trip to me

that is what we have been telling people for so long. laquan mcdonald is not an isolated incident. jason van dyke represents the epitome of everything that is wrong with chicago police. >> the judge revoked the bond for jason van dyke. second-degree murder could carry a sentence of up to 20 years. >>> a new road closure tonight as crews continue repairing the trans bay transit center. fremont street is already close as work continues where two

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i would say again, senator, what took you so long? you had 16 years. and so we need to also make sure we are looking to make sure that everybody who is most vulnerable is protected, and i will do that when i am on the floor of the u.s. senate. patrick: senator stabenow? senator stabenow: thank you. this is an area where there is a very big difference between my opponent as myself. i believe it is important that we have affordable health care for everyone. that it is something we should consider to be a right in our country and we need to have a system to make sure that it is affordable. and in fact the aca is a , market-based, patient-centered health care system that my opponent stood with the president and others, spoke out saying it should be repealed. and that we should got our -- gut our current health care system that covers people with pre-existing conditions. the reality is, right now, what is being done, both the proposals supported by my opponent, what the white house is doing with new rules is putting health care back in the hands of insurance

so many perks. it is bad to say that but being an olympian you do get a lot of perks. we got to go see hamilton right away. the wait was two or three years longn't get see that. we went straight into that and you get to do so much. anything you say on social media, throw it out there because you'll get to do if you say it. that was kind of the craziest part. and she made sure she took time to capitalise on the success of rio, not just to have fun but some well—earned rest. and relax and recuperate and regroup with some me time. it was more mental than physical. i could've kept pushing and pushing if i wanted to but mentally i needed a break. you tweeted recently that you're the happiest and healthiest you have ever been. what part of taking a break do you attribute to that feeling? mainly my body and my mind because before, i would eat and breathe gymnastics and now i realise i don't have to do that to be as strong and confident as i am in the gym. so i really found myself doing a lot of things outside of the gym to not just better my gymnastics but to better myself and i think that has worked out very well. that amount of time off of a sport

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we've had pope john paul and pope benedict and now we have pope francis why has it taken so long for this apparent hero in el salvador to be canonized now was he so politically unpopular within the church what was what was the reason for the canonization now. well first of all we need to remember that for the people he has always been a saint it is only them bad again now with his catching up to the world people so far as the people are concerned here where he was a sect but the reason why it has been delayed so long is because he had been characterized as a marxist as a communist as a leftist while in fact all he was was a person who was following the gospels and the teachings of jesus christ but whenever you go ahead and stand with your crass government and political powers dismissed you as a communist and therefore you become dangerous in the last two popes let us not forget were very conservatives so the fact of bringing him up or canonization had to be delayed well for the moment we will have to leave it there is certainly been ever meant to stay for perhaps everybody in el salva

what was taking so long. >> there is a story. the driver said she momentarily nodded off. like a long blink. >> you are on a train track, that is no time to sleep. >> you know when you do one of those blinks and you go how long was i blinking. >> the driver was fined just under $1,000 and had her license suspended. >> it could have been worse. >> it could have been a lot worse. >> wake up. wake up, >>> spending time on the pump track might not be new. the pump track is an off-road terrain for a type of off road styles meant to be ridden by pumping. >> i get it now. >> pump track has been around since the '70s but leave it to red bull. welcome to the red bull pump track 2018 world final. this took place this past weekend in arkansas. if you want to know what the riders went through, this is it right here. the video we are looking at features some practice runs on the pump track. it shows you what the 67 bmx and mountain bike competitors had to endure. >> i felt like my heart rate has accelerated from cardio for one year. they must love speed. >> there was a men's race and w

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why has it taken so long to act? why we re has it taken so long to act? were other things more important than this? the care of innocent children, why didn't we believe? today, we ask these questions and finally acknowledge and confront the lost screams of our children. while we cannot be so vain to pretend to a nswer we cannot be so vain to pretend to answer this, what we must be so humble to fall before those who work with again and bake to them our apology. sorry that didn't ask for forgiveness, a sorry that dare not try and make sense of the incompressible or think it's good, i sorry that does not insult with an incredible promise, i sorry that speaks only of profound grief and loss. i sorry from a nation that seeks to reach out in compassion into the darkness where you have lived for so long. nothing we can do now will right the wrongs inflicted on our nations children, even after it comprehensive royal commission which finally enabled the voices to be heard and assignments to be broken. we will all continue to struggle, so today, we gather in this c

it seems that for so long there it.ng there it felt like they are in an uneven playing field with large companies like amazon that don't have high street presence, that they are paying vastly more proportionately rates for their businesses than big internet companies are. this looks like a chance to try and level things in their favour. like a chance to try and level things in theirfavour. we like a chance to try and level things in their favour. we will have to see if that means fewer close to shops on the high streets. there has been a sense that there's quite a lot of pressure on the government do something about this in the shops situation. so many people are not talking about a typical high street. having so many more in the premises and they would normally have. there is huge pressure without a doubt. the government has been trying to act in this area for as many years asi act in this area for as many years as i can remember. under david cameron there was a high street task force, which is quite high profile. maki

as that's the case kind of agree with so long so u.s. sanctions targeting iran's oil experts will come into force in november and then trump promises more sanctions tougher than before you just said that neoconservatives will use sanctions to pressure iran but what makes this administration think that iran will finally bow down to this pressure on one go out of the deal with the bank to restart its nuclear program. i think they think that the tensions in the iranian population are much greater now and that it would just take maybe a little bit of a sanction tightening here there wherever and particularly the ones that go into effect the morning of five november to do it i think they're wrong i think iran is far more resilient than that i think you're looking at not quite the ability that saddam hussein had for example to mustangs all the time to sell is all on the black market if not sometimes on the white market and i think you're looking at russia and china most likely india and other countries who will operate on the black and the whi

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it was a -- a good feeling, but it was the oddest feeling because i had not used bobbi parker for so longonymous tipster had called authorities after seeing the long cold case on "american's most wanted." and just like that, bobbi parker was free. >> it was a wonderful feeling. it was -- this is over. this is over. >> randy parker still working for the oklahoma department of corrections was home that night when he got a frantic call from his boss. >> as soon as i pick up the phone, he said, "i'm going to get you." he said, "bobbi's been found." all i could think about was getting to texas as soon as we could. >> randy anxiously drove six hours through the dark to east texas while bobbi spent a tearful night in a hotel with then-deputy sheriff donna clayton. >> it was just a mixture of so many different emotions, you know. the fear, the anticipation. but yet, being afraid to get excited, you know, about seeing her husband and family because, you know, what if they didn't want her anymore. >> and finally, the moment arrived. after more than a decade, husband and wife were reunited in a hote

people saying how inappropriate it see and certainly off to the saudis had to admit seat off the so long that so laws jamal khashoggi was killed in the cold silage here but also because it had taken them so long to actually offer any calm tone and seize and as you say it was understood salone had very little choice but to participate in that photo shoot but what's also interesting is if you speak to representatives of organizations pushing for greater media freedom around the world people who know about saudi arabia they say that it's often the case that the saudis perceive as dissidents or journalists living in foreign countries that they want to return to saudi arabia these these people in these media circles say it's not on call and it's for the dissidents to be threatened in the countries that they hide again. by part by saying look if you don't come back to saudi arabia with us then pressure will be put on your families back home and as. solo's story seems to indicate that's very much the case. reportedly not being allowed until today to leave saudi arabia certainly for the last few

one reason it's taking so long, they have their major accident investigation team out here trying to recreate this accident in which two people were killed. to give youd 10:40 last night there was a small tour bus headed northbound on 80. this was a construction zone at the time, and for whatever reason, it didn't stop. it was stop and go traffic, but it ended up hitting one car. it went on top of tlexis. it killed the driver in that car and other passengers and through a chain reaction it pushed a second car ups big rig a, drivers of thei passengers, and the tour bus operator and the big rig drivers were not hurt but they are both cooperating and tour bus driver is also as i mentioned cooperating. they do not suspect drugs and alcohol were involved. they will look to see'driver was distracted, falling asleep or other possible causes. this is under investigation. the coroner is out here, doing removal of the two people, a man and a woman, who were killed in their cars, and they have shut taking place around whipple road, the border of union city and hayward. the traffic is being stop

thing is already downstairs think you can find two minutes ok well so long. as there are good reasons why my mom had to work. that's why all of this and it was no best interest to. i don't understand there was always someone there to take care of us. and. to help the children off the streets i did have a guilty conscience sometimes if i had to leave in the morning or where i saw that things were running late i did feel guilty if i cut off it's i'd say it's friday afternoon parents afternoon at school i just met up and all the other mothers will be there became cookies cakes or there'd be a school production and i'd either miss it entirely or i'd be the last one to show up. because it's. not. for this friend and i didn't really notice any of that. i never got the impression that you missed a lot. but you mentioned it a few times you will tell it was are you bored so you mr birthday want her eleventh. it was more than that you know you work every weekend all the time you're working on spring emails in my. email and you're always uncool. he says and he may have

wanted to write after being kicked out of so many media houses and newspapers and being silenced for so longis why, you know, the fact that he has finally been silenced in this horrific way is... is so utterly painful. in the tragedy is that he was embarking on a new chapter in his life in istanbul, with an engagement, as well. yes, absolutely. i think the first thing he told me when we met was that the pressure is on him, his decision to speak out and to be a thorn in the side of the saudi authorities cost him his previous marriages. and so in the last months, he did seem relaxed. he seemed like he was settling in a little bit to his new life, and lifestyle, i suppose. settling in a little bit to his new life, and lifestyle, isuppose. he was travelling back and forth between istanbul, london and the us, moving to washington. so he seemed happy. he seemed happy and energetic, not somebody who seemed like he was under some sort of imminent physical threat. karen, just turning to the investigation, how confident are you we are going to get the truth, given what is obviously going on behind the

they have done such an incredible job for so long and it's a tough job. we see it now. we see it now maybe like we've never seen it before. and this is the time to renew the bonds of love and loyalty that hold us all together as americans. these bonds have always sustained our nation in its hour of need. you know that. everybody here knows that. and they are always more powerful than the forces of hatred and division, anger and ebola. in america, we love our families. we love our neighbors. and we protect our community. we trust in god. we protect the freedom of worship. en and we believe in the power of prayer. we defend our constitution. we defend our heritage. and we rally around our great american flag like nobody does. all of us here tonight are united by the same american values. and we are all fighting to defend these values in this election. this is a very, very important election. this could be and i've said it and i've heard it and they have spoken it many times, this is our most important midterm perhaps ever. >> we'll keep a close eye and see what the presid

we have been giving so much money to some many countries for so long and it is not fair or good. when we asked them to keep their people and their country, they are unable to do it. make america great again. [indiscernible] president trump: we are putting in a resolution some time and the next week. giving a middle income tax reduction of 10%. this is for middle income people, not for businesses, on top of the tax decrease we already done. >> are you signing a protective order? no, i'm goingp: to congress. the dude about after the election. -- we will do the vote after the election. >> what is your level of competence about holding on to the house? president trump: there is tremendous spirit, nothing like 16, i ever seen since have never seen spirit like the spirit we have right now except the week before the presidential race two years ago. i think the republicans will do very nicely. race. asking about the then two years ago, the presidential race, i have never seen spirit like i see right now. i think the republicans will do very well. taxes.are tired of high we gave tax cuts.

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so many perks. it's bad to say that, but being an olympian you do get a lot of perks. we got to go see hamilton right away. the wait list was two or three years longg you say on social media, throw it out there because you'll get to do if you say it! that was kind of the craziest part. and she made sure she took time to capitalise on the success of rio, not just to have fun, but some well—earned rest. to relax, recuperate and regroup with some me—time. it was more mental than physical. i could've kept pushing and pushing if i wanted to, but mentally i needed a break. you tweeted recently that you're the happiest and healthiest you have ever been. what part of taking a break do you attribute to that feeling? mainly my body and my mind because before, i would eat sleep and breathe gymnastics, and now i realise i don't have to do that to be as strong and confident as i am in the gym. so i really found myself doing a lot of things outside of the gym to not just better my gymnastics but to better myself and i think that has worked out very well. that amount of time off of a sport that is a sport for younger people, that must‘ve been a risk? you must ha

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a number of important people who you'd usually expect to roar when a journalist goes missing for so long or not that suspicious when the fingers are being pointed at someone as special as those in charge of saudi arabia so those who do speak out sound rather well hear for yourself i just want to cool. the temper of those who screaming for the saudis look these people or allies there's clearly a downside here there's clearly an upside and i thought it was worth investing a little hope in the upside i don't think on this issue that we've had to pull sanctions i just think it's a mistake we've been an arms dealer with everybody all of the pieces of this one quarter of the one hundred ninety billion dollars is huge and it will mean a lot of jobs it will be you know a lot of money coming to our coffers let's leave america where the lived and worked side for a bit the e.u. must have a few strong words on journalist abuse or a likely murder our position. on this but you seem to the saudis are still closer to release the system so easy to use your freedom and. that's it but bear in mind that som

it is a reminder of how privileged i have to be able to be pos of this thing for so long . when i started fifty years ago it was. that no one believed that that music could last this long. nick mason was studying architecture in london when he co-founded the band in one thousand nine hundred sixty five it's he takes center stage at a new exhibition in. pink floyd their mortal remains journeys through the psychedelic underground scene from its beginnings to the present it tells of the dramatic events behind the big show. singer and initial inspiration syd barrett left the band early when drug abuse took its toll on his mental health. his departure became the subject of many songs by the late ninety's sixty's pink floyd were known for a spellbinding sound of their own. this is an element of showing off is what elements of performing and negatively that's what drives so much of a particular role as it heads that thing of needing or is pushing for an older audience is very strong and. you come see you i don't think you can oh very few people can second guess what your public wi

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commission shall consider the draft opinion in open session at its next regularly scheduled meeting, so long as that meeting occurs no less than 45 days. now except where we don't -- we we have a hiatus for summer, it's all 30 days between regularly scheduled meetings. so it -- it's just sort of inconsistent to talk about a regularly scheduled meeting -- the next regularly scheduled meeting, but it has to be 45 days later. >> no, i understand your point. i think that's -- i'm not sure i have an answer. >> just a minute. we're taking a look, if you could give us just a moment. i think we think -- i apologize for the uncertainty here. i think we think the idea was that if there is an opinion that's proper, and we have a draft -- excuse me -- the draft opinion to bring to the commission, the idea was that it would be -- that there would be a window of 45 days to be able to bring that -- to draft the opinion and bring it to you. so this language sounds like it's contradicting that, so we would need to change this to say so long as -- >> i think you should just strike that. >> go ahead. >> i was

but it took so long to reopen. why? >> reporter: that's right, jessica. it reopened around 7:50 tonight. the chp said it's because of the length of the investigation. it was an investigation that affected tens of thousands of commutes across the south bay. >> bumper-to-bumper, stopped up way earlier than i expected. >> reporter: tonight, the investigation finally wraps up in a deadly crash on 101 at brokaw in san jose, that led to traffic delays all the way to mountain view. >> ran out of gas. thank god this is a four cylinder. >> every side street was heavily impacted. we're on north first street and it's taken 15 minutes to go a quarter-mile. >> reporter: it began around 0:30 this his dog were killed in uffer fa the crash. >> whether it was intention or a medical condition, those are the things we will determine. >> reporter: the chp said the closure lasted nine hours for a few reasons. the investigative team had to drive from vallejo, arriving at 2:00 to begin their investigation. then, the coroner had to respond and then, the site cleanup. the driver

me neither, most people wonder why when it was approved, everyone asked why it took so long. sunday? army will offer a £10,000 golden hellos to soldiers, so soldiers are being kicked out of the army for taking illegal drugs and they are being lowered back with payments of up being lowered back with payments of up to £10,000. this suggests it is higher ranks, because this is quite a lot of money. would you wish... would you give that much money to someone would you give that much money to someone to come back and a lower rank? if you want them back, yes. they must be desperate. i would love to talk to a colonel, because the army depends on discipline. if they start offering £10,000 to come back to the army, for people who have been doing drugs, where does this stop? we are not necessarily talking about one type of drug, it is many. it doesn't matter what type of drug, any drug. what it is like when you're disgraced former colleague comes back? you have tried to do yourjob really well comes back? you have tried to do your job really well and comes back? you have tried to do you

italy for the team for so long. the french responded to the top of a page or it was put up. for an important play for the team hard won everything with my club by him but i'm not done yet. it's not a sure thing still a key player for byron a thirty five summary of the club is still too reliant on him good to be so follow in his footsteps. clearly feel i was just thirty three when he came here in two thousand and seven obviously he's been a role model. and he always gives it everything in training i mean hates to lose. those are the kind of players you want to emulate and sign up for straight away if i can be like him and thirty five going on thirty six. to frank liberty the most successful non german player in buddha's legal history but he's not the first frenchmen supplying his trade in germany. when wizards still back unless kicked off at stuttgart back in the one nine hundred sixty s. he was a lone trailblazer through to the eighty's when another way did a cease beguile to the bundesliga with over twenty goals and assists apiece also in the service of the card. byron's fi

nothing has been from inside my own coffee at in two months or more of them so long even thought i caught us i was a twit of. my choice to be scottish because even their way so transmitted patrol has. been in the question how much and i will. dig up your. soil is a healthy living vibrant ecosystem minute self it cycles nutrients it holds water and it sustains life all life began and then switch the soil. was promoted monoculture in the big big way and the monoculture on sorting is just not working. where you want us to we need our of a land but over fertilizing nine one one counts in the long run. are going to say it's pretty clear we're facing climate change so it's even more important for the future that we keep our soils healthy marc. through to. do something yeah although he twice as many vegetables as we did in the one nine hundred seventy s. we've taken less and less minerals and trace elements that were. running really keeping fruit at a very very low price artificially you know products. by defying very simplistic agricultural system we have to safeguard them protect with some nas