. >> la gente se indigna porque estos casos son terribles, y aunque no sean familias de esas mujeres,e haga este tipo de atrocidades, estas aberraciones tan horribles como lo hizo Él, como matÓ a esas dos personas cruelmente. >> el mismo dÍa del asesinato de marta y tania, tambiÉn se registrÓ otra mujer asesinada en la capital managua. en lo que va del 2019 se registran 44 femicidios en el paÍs centroamericano. una cifra alarmante que las organizaciones de mujeres que luchan contra la violencia. >> es alarmante porque vemos que en un fin de semana prÁcticamente hubieron tres feminicidios y asÍ ha sido el comportamiento en estos meses. y si no hacemos algo, sino empezamos a actuar, vamos a seguir aumentando esta cifra. >> es que aseguran hay una falta de voluntad de las autoridades por atacar este problema. >> yo me atreverÍa decir que poco, poco porque no estÁn viendo esa respuesta pronta para evitar que mÁs compaÑeras sean parte de ese nÚmero indeseable y curioso de femicidios. >> justicia es lo que ahora piden las familias de las vÍctimas. porque aunque el supuesto asesino huyÓ desp

>> tenemos un problema de violencia de armas en este paÍs, estos tiroteos masivos son terribles y recibenecindarios y recreos, hay personas que mueren por violencia de armas, por suicidio, por malos tratos, por violencia familiar, tenemos un problema y estamos de acuerdo que toda la medidas que hay que tomar para resolver este problema mi perpectiva es que no se harÁ de un solo golpe, tenemos que repetir una y otra vez hasta poder recortar el nÚmero de personas que mueren por las armas en este paÍs de una manera importante. la pregunta que tenemos que hacernos es cuando tenemos un altÍsimo apoyo en este país, quieren ver el registro de las armas, la verificaciÓn de antecedentes, quieren ver que no hayan armas automÁticas en las calles porque no ocurre, la respuesta es " corrupciÓn" simplemente, tenemos un congreso que responde a la industria de las armas de fuego, tenemos que enfrentarnos a esta verdad y no hablo de obstrucciÓn ismo polÍtico, yo estado en el senado con 54 senadores que hemos dicho hagamos la verificaciÓn antecedente y eliminemos armas semiautomÁticos y 50 y cuatro senador

been through torture so who will have been raped so many of them have been raped they have a son with terrible injuries because of what the police at the concentration camps but it's impossible for us while we reintegrate the returning to ensure that loyal people are getting caught caught up in the in the problem of getting into such situations of the match i've given legal migration and that's. really really passionate about expanding our work in the area of job creation ask is development . that's. there is a barricade are saved thank you thank you. next story is on twitter where kenyans and nigerians are having a serious go at each other over a little piece on young girls latest role the kenyan actress will play the lead character in a 10 episode screen adaption of the novel americanah chimamanda ngozi adichie is 2013 best seller follows a love story of 2 nigerian teenage is separated in their journeys to pursue an education in the west the girl goes to america and the boy goes to the u.k. and they both have to deal with being black abroad or find out why some nigerians think lupita won't l

how problem for the democrats are the allegations of donald trump againstjoe biden and his son stop not terriblyt of pump smoke around in this atmosphere. it is true that hunter biden may not have acted prudently in getting involved with this gas company in ukraine but there is no evidence that can be found more can be seen to support the allegation thatjoe biden sought to thwart investigations by the ukrainian —— ukrainian prosecutors. ukrainian city to say that was not give stop thank you so much. a major operation is still under way to bring more than 150,000 people back to the uk, all victims of the collapse of the tour operator thomas cook. according to the civil aviation authority, around 16,000 were repatriated on tuesday. the flights will continue until october six. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge reports. logistics to get you to manchester... repatriating 150,000 people is complicated, but resilience at this turkish airport. the manchester flight is full, right? yeah. still in her thomas cook uniform, unsure if she will be paid. but in kefalonia tonight, a long and miserable wa

his sons do terrible things that go on social media. and i realized us as journalists, we are completely surrounded by this noise and distractions. we are not seeing the real importance and relevance. i remember a month ago we signed up this huge and important agreement with european union. magazine,nd no [speaking portuguese] aboute the trip was bolsonaro tweets, blah blah blah, his minister did that. wasn't an agreement that was being negotiated for 10 years. so it is crazy. 20, 20 years. we allow this happen? bringlost and we need to us together, bring our energy together and talk on the important things. think it isnter, i very complicated and very early a politicalo figure years.o for the next 33 but it is crazy. it is known months and we have -- nine months and we feel we are in this debate five years that only nine. party, tv show who hene of the guys very friends with the former president, who is here in the board of the past, because his stepfather used to be the minister. , the saoanother name paulo governor. he is a kind of -

his sons do terrible things as well on social media. and i realize us as journalists, we we are completely surrounded by these noise and distraction. we're not seeing the real important and vel varelevant th. we sign up this huge, important agreements with european union. and no paper and no magazine. because the trip was about bolsonaro tweet, his minister this and that. it wasn't an agreement that was being negotiated for 20 years. so it's crazy. >> 20. >> 20 years. so how could we allow this happen? so we are lost and we need to bring us, you know, together. bring our energy together. and focus on the important things. saying that about the center, i think it's very complicated and very early now to try to figure a political scenario for the next 33 years. because it's crazy. it's almost nine months and we have this sensation, the feeling that we are, you know, in this debate for, like, five years. but it's only nine. so some names are, you know, popping. as a tv show host. one of the guys who very friends with the former president w

las historias que hemos escuchado son terribles.estadounidense, equipos de rescate, aeronaves privadas, estÁn yendo a las islas afectadas en bÚsqueda de tambiÉn han movilizado a la comunidad hispana de bahamas. >>el agua se subiÓ hasta el techo. hubo mucha gente que tuvo que quedarse atrapada literalmente en los techos de las casas. alex:la familia de este hombre cuyo hogar se inundÓ por completo. tuvieron que subirse al techo. cientos de voluntarios se encargan de preparar cajas con comida, agua, artÍculos de primera necesidad para enviar a las islas. >> la respuesta ha sido abrumadora. tanto de ropa como de productos alimenticios. alex:tambiÉn estÁn donando sangre. el famoso chef josÉ andrés se ha dedicado a llevar comida a los miles de damnificados. las autoridades en las bahamas han confirmado 30 personas muertas, pero esa cifra pudiera aumentar. tambiÉn hay una innumerable cifra de personas heridas. en bahamas, hay mucha preocupaciÓn y tristeza por personas que no saben nada de sus seres queridos. lo mÁs difÍcil es hacer que la

terrible thing, the way he what it. i'm not looking to hurt him with respect to his son. joe has a lot of problems. what he said was a terrible thing. it was anmade it -- offer, it was beyond anna. something where he said i'm not going to give billions of dollars unless they remove this prosecutor. iny removed the prosecutor one hour. the prosecutor was prosecuting the company of the sun and the sun. you talk about something that should not have been said -- he shouldn't have said it. my conversation was perfect. it could not have been any better. we will make a determination ,bout how to release it releasing it, saying what we said. it was absolutely perfect. the problem is, when you're speaking to to foreign leaders, you don't want them to feel that they shouldn't be speaking openly. you have to be talking to people. you want them to be able to express themselves without knowing that not every single word will be going out all over the world. when i make calls, i know there are a lot of people listening. intelligence people, with my approval. call,ou are making a talking to a leader of a foreign c

son impactantes. >> nos traen las reacciones de los residentes. >> es terrible cómo le vas a poner la pistola a unabservar a dos hombres que intentan robar el negocio directamente. >> uno se sorprende, nunca he visto eso. >> los sujetos entraron a la tienda pidiendo dinero en efectivo, uno apunto en la cabeza al cliente que estaba comprando. >> agarraron a uno por el cuello, y le pongan una pistola, es tremendo. >> maribel y su hijo dicen que no pueden creer que un robo de este calibre haya ocurrido, y el teniente dice que este es el tercer robo en el último mes. >> no creemos que haya una conexión, pero necesitamos identificar a los culpables. >> uno de los sospechosos estaba completamente vestido de negro, el otro tenía parches negros en sus pantalones grises. >> que se dejen de esas cosas, la economía está difícil pero no es una solución. >> ya están acostumbrados. >> se mantiene la advertencia por calor extremo para las próximas horas. >> vamos con nuestra meteoróloga y los detalles. >> estamos viendo un cielo despejado, tenemos todavía la advertencia por calor que se mantiene hasta las 7:00 de

son. he was in terrible shape. >> his whole body exuded the smell of alcohol. >> the defense believed thatstablished toolan's state in the days before the murder. now for the day itself. when toolan was picked up in rhode island hours after the murder, he had been drinking. sobriety tests later put him at twice the legal limit. >> multiply that by six. >> a forensic toxicologist doing some complicated calculations, estimated his blood alcohol level was .30. >> where does that fit in? >> that fits in the next level above confusion to the stupor phase. >> so toolan was profoundly impaired at the time of the murder and that was just from drinking. add in the drugs -- how much did drugs play in tom toolan's life? >> he would take whatever drugs he could get his hands on. >> such as? >> methamphetamines, zoloft. >> there was more. the defense revealed that toolan spent years fighting depression and obsessive compulsive disorder and in the late '80s he attempted suicide and finally the defense was ready for its knockout punch. a neuropsychologyist. >> my opinion is that he has profound frontal e

makes me like a monster. >> me, i did like terrible, horrible, horrible thing to my son.ause of the drug. >> sanchez has been charged with serious bodily injury to a child. she admits to being high on heroin, and severely beating her 3-year-old son. when he was brought to the hospital, he was covered in bruises, had bite marks on his thigh, and one eye was swollen shut. doctors also discovered he had a lacerated liver, likely caused by blunt force trauma. >> when i am high on heroin, it is like anything triggers me. i'll just go off. i mean, i could be sitting next to someone. if some little thing irritate me, i'll start screaming, i mean, like on attack mode. it's -- it is scary. basically, i chose that drug over my kids. and they probably have a better life without me. >> sanchez's son has recovered, and is living with relatives. if convicted in trial, sanchez could face anywhere from five to 99 years in prison. but she is working with prosecutors on a plea deal. she says the only way to get through this difficult time is by numbing her emotions. >> i can cry, and stuff

privately he confided to his s son, it is a terrible loss, i do not know how to replace him. on may 11, president jefferson david reinforced with a simple telegram from richmond. a national calamity has befallen us. faith would helpfully move forward personally but the death of jackson was a professionally mortal blow from which the confederate chief in the confederacy would never recover. at the heart of this book are for historical feces, forced trade first the team was successful because it is rooted in personal friendship underpinned by trust and shared religious faith. initially, the personal relationship was weak, long-distance, and tentative and was drained by jackson's poor showing during the seven day battle in richmond in june 1862. but by the end of the winter of 1863, it had grown into a powerful bond that cemented the strong professional relationship, even enhancing it. second, it was within the unique relationship that the most successful element of confederate strategy in the eastern theater, first germinated were implemented and will jackson's death permanentl

sons. in terrible, terrible fashion.ezuela who had been doing narcotrafficking against the united states was arrested and held in spain. and the spanish refused to extradited him to the united states despite d.e.a.'s having built up incredible case against this guy. we do not want the greeks releasing this guy in the dark of night. there is a center right government there. so hopefully they will cooperate with us. but we need him to be extradited to the united states so he can face justice here for what he did. finally another point, brian, they separated the passengers, the americans, anyone with a jewish name. they did such terrible things to those passengers that we cannot allow him to walk. brian: gary, you wrote the broue name hezbollah. here financed by the iranians, never our friends, always our enemies. >> the iranians coached them during that hijacking. brian: unbelievable. >> coached them and trained them and ijo guy in times square just a few days ago. brian: yes. >> any time they are out and operating ijo the

for impeachment and not one of them had a word to say in defense of biden or his terrible, wretched prima facie corrupt sonunter. >> tucker: i'm speechless because we called this early on this show, whoever convinced joe biden to get into this race clearly hates joe biden, because it could never have ended any other way but the way it's about to end which is total and other humiliation at the end of a very long political career. >> when he ran 30 years ago, he was a narcissist then. he always self aggrandized to a ludicrous degree, 30 years on he is self-aggrandizing about far more important issues. the defense of democrats is that joe biden may have said he got rid of this prosecutor, but all the government, every government in europe wanted this prosecutor gone -- that may be true. the foreign minister of germany and the foreign minister of france didn't go on tv and brag about how he gave a six hour ultimatum to a foreign government to fire its prosecutor general. the only politician on earth who did that is joe biden, and then you're surprised that suddenly people are excited about why hunter biden is

you know as a son of colorado i thought that was terrible and unbelievable. this guy was not only starting nfl player scholar he was a war hero. south pacific. he was one of jack kennedy's best friends he helped segregate southern schools with bobby kennedy. he served on supreme court for 31 years. how could anybody forget justice white? i walked allways now, and a lot of tourist during that portrait with no idea of who they're looking at. and i think what justice white was saying it was joyful and not impress i have but judge rule was upholding the constitution. not changing. that's up to you if you want to do that. upholding constitution and passing down the welfare legacy and joy of living a life and greater service than yourselfst that's what he was trying to teach me day so i think about that a lot. when i walk through the court -- and -- the court we're just about out of time i have a can couple of more questions i want to get in. one is in your book you talk about how porkt important your family is to you including daughter and dedicated to your wife a

son. who's been killed by the state of louisiana with great shame. Ãbmillard had three clients louisiana i remember visiting his family and his mom and his daddy. and we couldn't understand what the terrible son had done and i remember miller talking about odysseus. when he was in, i think it was with the cyclops he was in the cave and they were trying to kill him and there was a herd of sheep in that cave. i still remember this. millard said, mr. and mrs. alstyne, he got underneath one of those sheets and they brought him out of the cave. what we are trying to do for willie is find him a sheet that we can get him out alive. that sheep is his constitutional rights. and then you go and you look at these trials, is it any wonder is anyone surprised that though the criteria that the supreme court set up that who would be executed when they put the death penalty back and gregory georgia in 1976 only four years that week they found it unconstitutional it would be reserved only for the worst of the worst. guess who the worst of the worst always is? you look at the overall polyps of people shot and gassed and electrocuted ed recently injected in this country they are all poor, which means they c

as the son of colorado it at that was terrible and unbelievable. not only a star nfl player and rhodes scholar but a war hero of the south pacific. one of jack kennedy's best friends. he helped to desegregate southern schools with bobby kennedy served 31 years on the supreme court how can anybody forget justice white? walked those hallways now people stare at that portrait and have no idea who they are looking at. he was telling me now i realize it wasn't depressing a judges rule is quiet to uphold the constitution. and then to pass down and bequeath the wonderful legacy to serve something greater than yourself that's what he was trying to teach me that day. so i think about that a lot when i walked to the court. >> we are just about out of time but i have a couple more questions. in your book you talk about how important your family is to you including your daughters in fact the book is dedicated to your wife and daughters i'm the father of daughters and there are many more here. when they have the occasional argument that takes place between sibl

husband and i answered the door and that's when we found out that our only son, sanderrer cohen, had been killed. it was the most terrible17 by an illegal who was sought by i.c.e. but was not detained because of a sanctuary city policy. jedediah: montgomery county. pete: in that same county. tragically preventable. jedediah: we also spoke to ma la wolff, an angel wife. listen to what she had to say. >> it adds to our grief. it is so completely devastating that the laws in this county are protecting criminals. my husband came here from venezuela when he was 8, joined the fbi when he was 25. so here we have a legal immigrant that is working to protect america, and he is killed by an illegal. so our laws need to change immediately. our law enforcement needs to work together with i.c.e. if i.c.e. wants a particular individual, it is because they are a criminal that needs to be deported. jedediah: her husband was killed in that same crash as arlene's son in that same county, montgomery county, that we've been talking about. and i truly believe there is nothing more powerful than hearing from these people. when you listen to s

and they couldn't understand what terrible thing his son had done. and i remember miller talking about odysseus when he was in the -- when was it? i think he was with the cyclops in a cave x they were trying to kill him x. there was a herd of sheep p in that cave. i still remember this fella. and miller said to mr. and mrs. solstein -- [inaudible] they brought him out of the cave. what we're trying to do for willie is to find him a sheep that we can get him out alive. that sheep is his constitutional rights. and then you go and you look at these trials, is it any wonder, is anyone surprised that though the criteria that the supreme court set up that who would be executed when they put the death penalty back in grant v. georgia in 976 only four years after they found it unconstitutional, that it would be reserved only for the worst of the worst. guess who the worst to have worst always is? -- worst of the worst always is? you look at the over a thousand people that have been shot and gassed and electrodo you wanted and -- clerk to cuted -- electrodo y

pasado y hasta terminando porque las estaciones son al revÉs ha tenido la peor sequÍa en la historia del paÍs asi que va a tener consecuencias terriblesonado con los cambios que ha habido en el clima en los Últimos aÑos >>> y como le venÍa diciendo hay muchas personas y dÉjeme mostrarle esto es como parte del evento y caminarÁn sobre la veniven cabe avenida y quieren que el gobierno implemente nuevas leyes para eliminar los gastos de invernaderos y para reducir la contaminaciÓn se espera que esta manifestaciÓn en palo alto termina eso de las 8:00 de la noche >>> es mi reporte en vivo >>> y estudiantes de la preparatoria faltaron a clases para ser parte de las marchas que se estÁn llevando a cabo en todo el mundo >>> llegaron a la alcaldÍa a plantear discursos sobre este tema >>> estudiantes y profesores de la universidad tambiÉn participarÁn en estas protestas, se reunieron en la plaza donde con cÁnticos pidieron que el gobierno tome medidas incluso estudiantes de primaria >>> jÓvenes protestaron frente a la alcaldÍa de los Ángeles >>> los estudiantes exigieron que tomen acciÓn sobre esa p problemÁtica >>> si tienes algo que decir tu

as a son in colorado i thought that was terrible and unbelievable.not only ánfl player rhodes scholar is a war hero, south pacific. he was one of jack kennedy's best friends. he helped desegregate southern schools with bobby kennedy surround the supreme court for 31 years, how could anyone forget justice white. i want those hallways now and there are a lot of tourists staring at that portrait, and they have no idea who they are looking at. i think what justice white was telling me, i would now know it was joyful it was depressing. the edges role is a quiet one. it's how upholding the constitution. not changing it. that's up to you if you want to do that. upholding the constitution and passing down bequeathing this wonderful legacy and the joy of living a life in service of something greater than yourself, that's what he was trying to teach me that day. so i think about that a lot. >> we are just about out of time i have a couple more questions i want to get in. one is, in your book you talk about how important your family is to you, including her dau

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. >> son pacientes que sufren algÚn tipo de cÁncer y que estÁn en una estera por tratamientos oncolÓgicos. muchos estÁn bajo una angustia terribleoco con equipos especializados. la situaciÓn estÁ siendo crisis. 40 pacientes han fallecido los Últimos meses. en estera de una cura que nunca llegÓ. pacientes que pudieron haber sido salvados con un tratamiento a tiempo. >> dice que tiene aÑos en una lucha de brazo partido con un cÁncer de mamá que amenaza su vida. necesito tratamientos radiolÓgicos pero no los consiguen. >> si dejamos de recibir el tratamiento vamos a morir. no puede ser. >> la infraestructura del hospital estÁ colapsada. muchas Áreas cerradas sin pacientes. carteles que muestran las creencias. los servicios que prestan son mÍnimos. y las protestas estÁn a la orden del dÍa.protestan los pacientes, protestan mÉdicos y enfermeros por medicinas e insumos. este hospital, la escasez, en el 90%. y como este hospital estÁ la mayorÍa de los centros de salud pÚblica en el paÍs. en un estado de carencia y abandono. algunos han sido cerrados indefinidamente. por la diÁspora de mÉdicos y enfermeros. todo esto forma parte de la t

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terrible. people are going to take. the brunt of. the reason for my son. more now from al-jazeera who has just arrived in tragic in the bahamas that's connected to grand abaco island one of the territories devastated by hurricane dorian just to give you an idea of where we are we've just arrived in treasured he this is on the island of abaco one of the more northernmost islands of the bahamas you can see that this is pretty much ground 0 of where hurricane to worry and most affected this island nation it took 36 hours before that hurricane again it had a glory find to make it across the northernmost islands of the bahamas winds upwards of 350 kilometers per hour.

father is fin manslaughter charges after his 11-year-old son was elected from his boat and then killed when his father's boat ran into him. >> terrible as t sn where the targa protector was docked in tiburon. wayne freedman is in san rafael tonight with new details on the case. reporting live, wayne? >> good evening, dan. the suspect, javier burillo is well-known and respected in tiburon. he owns restaurants and hotels in mexico. he now faces a million bail. even the police department that arrested him understood the pain he was going through, but they said they had no choice. here is tiburon police chief michael croenen. >> it's very difficult, you know. this gentleman is going through what has to be unimaginable pain. and we have no desire to arc the tiburon police tell it, the accident happened just before 7:00 p.m. in the dangerous area known azraq coop strait between tiburon and angel island. the boat,rer appears to have hit a ware unclear, but both suffered severe cuts from the propellers. >> there is a fair possibility that they were immediately swept under the boat when they went off the bow, or they were hit when he turned t

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son. joe's got enough problems without that, but what he said was a terrible thing, and you know, he reallyade it -- it was an offer. it was beyond an offer. it was something where he said i'm not going to give billions of dollars to ukraine unless they remove this prosecutor. >> that was the president of the united states speaking about politics in front of the u.s. coast guard. the president is referring to the call that he was referring to was biden's role in a cra crackdown on corruption in ukraine, including calling for the removal of ukraine's general prosecutor who at the time was also nfgt r investigating a natural gas company. the they viewed that prosecutor as a hindrance to anticorruption and biden was many diplomats -- here's biden recounting the time he threatened to withhold a billion dollars in loan guarantees if ukraine did not take action. >> i went over, i guess the 12th, 13th time and i was supposed to announce there was another billion dollars loan guarantee, and i had gotten a commitment from poroshenko, atht they would take action against the state prosecutor and they

terrible. a sad loss. >> terrel was respected and a strong family man. >> an excellent father, a great guy. loving grandson, loving son. >> he played for oregon state university. this is him picking up a loose ball and scoring a touchdown against notre dame. the bengals signed him in 2003 after he went undrafted. the cornerback plate 22 games and two seasons. the bengals released him in 2005 after he injured his name. the college teammate is now the football head coach beckett oregon state. >> devastated. you talk about a guy who is fun to be around. on the field and off the field. a good friend to so many. special memories with them. >> a black man between 25 and 35 years old. roughly 250 pounds. bald with a beard. wearing a black shirt and detectives say the man shot him once in the chest. >> there was a disturbance in the garage. it occurred in the garage and he stumbled to the backyard. >> the neighborhood where everybody knows everybody. for the neighbors who watched him grow up, they wonder was it robbery or was he targeted? a very nice guy. >> it is unnerving right now. >> police have not released a motive but

terrible thing the way he put it. i'm not looking into holding him to anything. i'm not looking to hurt him with respect to his son. joe's got a lot of problems, joe's got enough problems without that. but what he said was a terrible thing. and, you know, he really made it -- it was an offer. it was beyond an offer. it was something where he said i'm not going to give billions of dollars to ukraine unless they remove this prosecutor, and they removed the prosecutor supposedly in one hour. and the prosecutor was prosecuting the company of the son and the son. and you talk about something that shouldn't have been said, he shouldn't have said that. now, as far as my conversation, it was a perfect conversation. it was, couldn't have been any better. but we'll make a determination about how to release it, releasing it, saying what we said. it was an absolutely perfect conversation. the problem is when you're speaking to foreign leaders, you don't want foreign leaders to feel that they shouldn't be speaking openly e. you have to be talking to people. and the same thing for an american president. you want them to be able t

he also felt a helpless and maybe pointless anger toward his son-in-law and wondered why didn't karl do more to save christina that terrible day? >> there was a pick laying in front of a tree up in front, if somebody wanted to pull a board off a window, all they had to do was take a pick and pull it off. >> reporter: for the children, erin, katie and levi, art would contain his anger and keep the family peace. but what happened in that little house on the hill would come back to haunt christina's family in the years to come. >>> another painful loss is about to hit this family. one that none of them expected. when we come back -- >> we just got home. and i don't think he's alive. >> you don't think he's alive? >> no. >> a new tragedy will launch a whole new round of questions. fight for blast offs fight for piggyback rides fight for 7 am makeouts. every year, walgreens helps millions of people fight the flu. fight to protect the ones you love. walgreens. be a flu fighter. get your free flu shot today at your neighborhood walgreens. it can cause damage to the enamel. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively rep

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son this stinks. the optics are terrible. don't do it!kills off the biden presidential run. they really want is a socialist in 2020 and undermining the biden campaign will achieve that let's be clear what is going on here. president trump is not going to be remove from office. that will not happen. but the left doesn't care. they will hurt our country because they hate him. the second hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: take that. the dow industrials are up 99. we're up 36 on nasdaq comps it. s&p up 12. solid gains despite it all. >>> have a look at apple. jpmorgan jpmorgan raised its price target. they say it will go to 265. they raised of the iphone forecast. the stock is at 222 and rising. let's get to the hong kong violence. real protests continued over the weekend ahead of china's 70th anniversary. keith fitz joins us. expert in this area. spell this out for us, what does it mean to me, what is going on in hong kong. what does it mean to me and our viewers money. >> it is not being discussed in american media. chi

terrible. what are the conditions like in florida where you are? >> we're actually in hutchen son fort pierce. we have seen in the last hour that the wind has picked up. you can see it and maybe hear it. the same way i am. this is an area that is under a mandatory evacuation. at this point. because it is a barrier island. i really haven't seen many people around here only police officers. who are working 12 hour shifts to make sure they can do everything possible to keep people safe. i just checked in with the county they're telling me the s this hour. and really, the county the law enforcement officials in general and i suspect many of the residents here are just monitoring dorian, trying to see when it will pick up. and where it will move. in the meantime they are waiting to see what will happen over night. and how they will respond tomorrow. they did have one power line go down here. that was according to the county taken care of quickly. no major power outages. no major emergencies. they are just all hunkering down waiting to see what will happen. now that the wind are picking

to college bound students and their parents acknowledging the terrible example he set and breaking down in tears as he apologized with his son others. government has slammed him for pulling his son into this game, having him submit essays featuring fake credentials and e-mails to a corrupt tennis coach in on the plan. he agreed that involving the teenager did add to the serious nature of the crime. prosecutors painted him as remorseless in court noting that just days after entering his guilty plea, he sued georgetown university, to stop them from expelling his son, trying to retain the "fruits of his fraud ." prosecutors also argue that he sees himself as a victim. one member of his legal team argues that is true. that while he acknowledges his role as a co-conspirator he was also victimized by the ring leader of the scheme, rick singer. >> oh, he's a classic extortion ist. he could teach a class on 101 on how to extort people and he found these peoples vulnerability. >> the same judge that sentenc ed him five huff fan two weeks in prison and devon sloan, who faked water poll or pictures four months behind bars at his senten

acknowledging that the terrible example he set, breaking down in tears as he apologized to his wife, son others. the government slammed him for pulling his son into the scheme, having him submit essays featuring fake credentials and emails to the corrupt tennis coach in on the plan to help him get into the georgetown university. the judge agreed involving the teenager added to the serious nature of the crime. they painted him as remorseless in court. days after he entered the plea he sued georgetown to stop them from expelling his son, trying to retain the fruits of his fraud. in court docs they write it, meets the classic definition of chutzpah. prosecutors also argued that he sees himself as a victim. one members of his legal argues that is true. while he acknowledges his guilt and role as a coconspirator he was victimized by the ringleader the scheme, rick singer. >> he is classic eggstoring -- extortionist. he fed on people's vulnerability. reporter: devin sloane another rich defendant who faked water polo pictures to get his son in usc four months in prison. sloane and semprveido da

is facing manslaughter charges after his 11-year-old son was elected from his boat and then killed when his father's boat ran into him. >> terriblethe targa protector was dked ti wayne freedmas in r tonight with new details on the case. reporting live, wayne? >> good evening, dan. the suspect, javier burillo is well-known and respected in tiburon. he owns restaurants and hotels in mexico. he now faces a million bail. even the police department that arrested him understood the pain he was going through, but they said they had no choice. here is tiburon police chief michael croenen. >> it's very difficult, you know. this gentleman is going through what has to be unimaginable pain. and we have no desire to contribute to that, but we have a duty to enforce the law. >> a

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son. joe's got a lot of problems. joe's got enough problems without that. but what he said was a terrible thing. and, you know, lillereally made a -- it was an offer. it was beyond on offer if the was something where he said i'm not going to give billions of dollars to ukraine unless they remove this prosecutor. >> what the president is referring to was biden's role in cracking down on corruption in ukraine, including calling for the removal of ukraine's general prosecutor who at the time was also investigating a natural gas company whose board included hunter biden. >> so one the bigger problems, mika, is that western leaders all across, you can talk about the imf, they actually didn't think the prosecutor was investigating corruption hard enough and that, in fact, he was a hindrance to the anticorruption efforts there. including the investigation of this company that biden's son was associated with. >> right. he was just one of many diplomats to call for the prosecutor to be fired. here is biden recounting the time he threatened to withhold a billion dollars in american loan guarantees if ukra

terribly to know he's out there where home at night it was selves worry. >>please just helpless yet this man home to his wife, she's devastated and their sons are just devastated. >>twin pines park has been a central meeting location for volunteers so far the group has covered at least 10 miles around town. a body recovered from the bay is the man who crashed through a gate and drove onto the tarmac at oakland airport. the alameda county sheriff's office says that man then got out and attempted to escape. police by jumping into the water. this happened yesterday afternoon right near the estuary. the man's identity has not yet been released. oakland police are looking for the person who fired a gun killing a mother of 5 44 year-old martha custody was leaving a home on east 22th street yesterday morning when she was shot b stray bullet. police say there was an all cation of some sort happening nearby officers are searching the area now for surveillance video which might shed some light on what happened. >>that's gators do not believe. >>the us. and the person you discharge a firearm but the street has any connection with taylor, the sacking has the story. >>they

apologized to the college-bound students and parents and the terrible example he set and breaking down in tears as he apologized to his wife, sonammed him for pulling his son into the scheme, having him submit essays to the corrupt tennis court that took the bribe. the judge said involving this teen did add to the serious nature. the defendant was painted as remorseless. he sued georgetown university to stop them from expelling his son, trying to retain the fruits of his fraud. it means the classic definition of chutzpah. in his letter to the job, he does cast blame on rick singer. she said that he wanted the future that he worked hard for. he said the responsibility is mine for the vulnerability to this extortion scheme. the same judge gave felicity huffman two weeks in prison. sloan had ordered water polo gear off of amazon and had his son post to pictures. they were used for a fake profile to get access to usc. sloan paid $250,000 in bribes. huffman, sloan and the defendant were told to report by the end of the year on specific dates to facilities designated by the bureau of prisons. >> shepard: molly, the judge said one sid

the only time i forgot my son was when i was working and i am a workaholic and the only time i forgot him when i was at work. they is not a terriblyngs got better, i broke down, got old—fashioned, nervous breakdown, finished up in hospital myself. again, i hesitate to go into it because it is difficult but nonetheless, you have been public about it and i think people around the world listening would relate to it in the world listening would relate to itina the world listening would relate to it in a very profound way. you say that your breakdown was so extreme that your breakdown was so extreme that there was a time when you, and indeed your husband, talked about ending your lives. well, that was before he went into hospital. we just couldn't manage any more. we spoke seriously about family suicide. my husband actually had the good sense to dissuade us because he felt that it might be suicide for us and it wasn't a suicide for our son. he pulled out and glad he did because we have come through it all. we are all very glad he did but it is extraordinary that you, you are a business leader who is known across the country and indeed