political specter in creation but gravity terror which an incoming president is not too far away from him and not to forget the 3rd candidate he nearest rushmore oh he's an extreme hard right wing nationalist and him dead let kalinda gravity perry which also to conduct a complaint it was very much right wing leaning with a lot of nationalist topics she brought into her campaign and turner she might collect quite some votes from and from him in the 2nd round so it's an quite open race i would say she probably might be the next president elect again but that will cast a shadow on her presidency being elected with the votes of the extreme right wing well croatia is taking over the council presidency of the european union next year how could the shifting croatia's politics affect the country's role in the. well it will certainly not affect the presidency directly because in the e.u. presidency usually usually is are dominated by issues that 90 percent of those political topics the presidency just inherits from the previous presidency so there is an agenda the christian government real wor

the left wing specter of political specter in creation but gravity terror which incumbent president is not too far away from him and not to forget the 3rd candidate he nearest law school he's an extreme heart right wing nationalist and is dead let. her which also to conduct a complaint it was very much right we leaning with a lot of nationalist topics she brought into her campaign and to she might collect quite some votes from from him in the 2nd round so it's quite open race i would see she probably might be the next president elect again but it will cast a shadow on her presidency being elected with the rules of the extreme right wing australian firefighters have begun making progress against hundreds of bushfires after cooler weather ended days of record breaking temperatures as the intensity of the fires drops the extent of the damage caused during the heat wave is beginning to emerge. the air is acrid the dense smoke is causing serious health problems. homes laid waste in the town of lythgoe 80 kilometers west of sydney. dad out of a. lot of. logs lost a lot in the. news. of. the

carry specters. full force in police attempting to quell protests in the days to come of course it all depends on how much and how fire congress along with the purpose actually want to write thank you for that so it's time to rubbish on. so the united states now or i don't trump has become only the 3rd president to be impeached the house of representatives voted on 2 charges stemming from the president's alleged attempts to pressure ukraine into investigating his potential presidential rival joe biden the decision now paves the way for a trial in the senate where the leader of the republican majority mitch mcconnell described the impeachment as the most rushed most at least a thorough and the most unfair impeachment inquiry in modern history. after hours of debating the 1st article of impeachment for abuse of power past perhaps. on this though the a's 230 the nays 1907 present is one. article one is adopted and just minutes later the 2nd article for obstruction of congress went as planned for the dem

formal rebel commander in the early 2000 he fought against russia in the 2nd chechen war this is specter the killer is a 49 year old russian currently in custody. moscow denies any involvement in the killing. the investigation is underway in germany we don't have anything to say because we don't possess any information relation of this incident have to the russian authorities these are absolutely groundless assumptions. germany's interior minister. told reporters the investigation was ongoing. in germany there was a criminal process that deals with this kind of thing and in the case of a crime of this magnitude and with this background i can anything to be attorney general that he has taken it all noise that say something about the significance of this crime including its political background would he be tortured. for brains. still refusing to cooperate in the investigation criticism of russia in the west is getting louder. the journalist who played a key role in veiling how this modem may have been political hit job ordered by russia run to brush it off editor in chief of the russian fa

matter what laws we break, we will not leave our actioned targets until we are successful creating the specterarrested. [shouting] narrator: the remaining few who were drawn to washington by the romance and excitement of the event vanished the spring offensive was over. mayday, with its stated objective of stopping the government, had failed. for both the nation's capital and metropolitan police, it was business as usual. ♪ as president nixon asked, the metropolitan police had performed its duties in a professional manner, dealing fairly with violators of the law. to the end that all citizens who live, work and visit our nation's capital were afforded the protection of the law. but there will be other demonstrations, other crises, as protesters and police alike discovered, there can be no tactical manual for a mayday. each incident is unique. each situation must be individually evaluated and acted upon. for in law enforcement today, the police officer is often the peacekeeper in events involving national and local issues for which [s/]he is not responsible nor empowered to resolve, yet he rema

few points 1st of all the united states seems to be increasingly losing its sanity about the specter of china again. size scale weight gain the more impact it cetera i think the professor talked about the logical differences all human rights of democracy know all these are not the most important thing between china and the united states the most a in cold need driving force for increasing u s insanity is because china is gaining weight and becoming larger and larger as a force in the world. and emboldened xi jinping abolished presidential term limits freeing him to roofie years to come but while china's president has decreed freedom for himself he was cutting back the freedoms of the chinese people. turn arrests rights activists online bloggers were all subjected to increased state censorship and control familiar tools of repression for times minority groups. were to happen in is now becoming a c.c.p. is a war not just against terrorism or can separate is the local autonomy people but against regions well. so for the people outside of china we're looking we think looks like this is a

when that's the specter it's the kind of ideological level of the backlash but the major backlash which was in peril of this was just redesigning the economy. since the 1970 is there's been a concerted effort on the part of the masters of mankind the owners of the society to shift the economy in 2 crucial respects one to increase the role of financial institutions banks investment firms and so on insurance companies. but a 2007 break before the latest crash they had literally 40 percent of corporate profits. far beyond anything in the past. back in the 1950 s. this for many years before the united states economy was based largely on production. in the united states as the great manufacturing center of the world. financial institutions used to be a relatively small part of the economy and their task was to distribute unused assets like a bank savings to productive activity buying our way to. money. on the back of the reserve bank. to be highly providing an. outing money. to the community by making. money for a manufacturer or ongoing high coming. to an. arm and a money on a why people ar

the spectacle of a war zone with the specter of tanks looming in the minds of those old enough to remember the massacre with cinnamon school. shooting pain in the chinese communist party remember. if they allow this to continue in their view. they're going to look like they lost. to 2000000 hong kong people that we went out in the street and they had to back down. in the minds of an author a tarion dictator last thing you do is back down and let the people when they care a lot about face because our message we have a mixed message is wise to keep one cause one country system system work the other things that i don't understand run mr my own people because my control cannot be challenged your certain people want to launch a revolution in hong kong. it will not be accepted and it will not be tolerated and it will be dealt with as rebellion beijing is stuck if they let it happen they have lost if they bring out the troops they have lost what they're facing is a lose lose scenario. later in november district council elections so the people of hong kong turn out in unprecedented numbers and vot

reporter: the report was drawn by the department specter general, who is respected by many as a straight shooter. he has been on this investigation since march of 2017. ifwas asked to investigate --re had been any attempt this report rules out any form of political bias within the fbi. it says the fbi had sufficient evidence to investigate the campaign, it had sufficient evidence for injunctions. where it hadcases been incorrect in terms of the way it operated. most importantly, he has rejected what has been president trump's mantra for a long period of time that the fbi has a bias against the trump presidency and even some of claimed that it has some kind of tape -- some kind of deep state attempt to dismantle the trump presidency. ruled out by a highly respected inspector general. anchor: the reaction to the report, what has he been saying? reporter: it seems to be an alternative reality. president trump sees the report is a complete success. he is supported in this by the attorney general, william barr, who has basically rejected the report by the department's own inspector general. t

week specter to continue. -- we expected to continue. >> you dissented on all three of them. >> one challengesnking about what the side effects are with low interest rates. there are two side effects i particularly worry about. one is how much room we have if we get an actual slowdown as opposed to a concern about a slowdown. in that case we don't have that much room before short-term interest rates would hit zero. the second concern is right now the stock market is doing quite well. other financial markets in some stage ofis this the the cycle you want to have a little more push the financial markets? i would argue i'm not so certain that is necessary. >> developments emerge that cause material reassessment of the outlook and we will respond accordingly. policy is not a preset course. as wea: much more to come revisit the top interviews from bloomberg's coverage of the americas in 2019. later on, a candid conversation with bill gross. this year he retired. the bond king sharing the story he has never told before. the best witness when it comes to trying to figure out whether something is affe

specter?udible ] >> and arlen specter there making a very famous vote by saying not proven and therefore not guilty and that confused the senate clerks for a moment, kate, but so much of this is unknown at this point. majority leader mitch mcconnell hopes to have control of all of his republican member, but it only takes 51 votes for any of these rules to change and to change the course of history. >> hope is the operative word on that one. thank you. everyone is back with me. right now, speaker police owe some level is leaving everybody hanging and no idea when the trial will begin or what the definition of a fair trial is in the eyes of house democrats. is this part of a grand plan or do you think the speaker is making a tactical mistake? >> no. i think these effectively using leverage to keep focus whether there will be live witnesses or not. if she'd sent the articles of impeachment over, the trial would start, and who the house managers are and gaining out the trial. it was very smart. if

it's a very nasty specter.ivilians, mostly women, have been killed in an attack in northern burkina faso. seven members of the local security forces were killed. the burkina faso presidedent set the attack was eventually repelled and 80 fighters were killed. to think about solidarity in n national cohesi. people, women for the most part, were getting water and got murdered by the terrorists while they were retreating. we must show compassion with the population. that is why all flags will fly at half mast for two days, and all christmas celebrations are canceled. >> funds for an updated national that criticster fear could be used to further discriminate against muslims. the survey was introduced in 20 time but for the -- in 2010 but for the first time people will be asked to share the date and place of birth of their parents. voter cars, driving licenses and passports also. the government has approved funding for the exercise, but critics say it discriminates. meanwhile, protests continue across the country aga

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and show up in iraq it's been another fake specter they all vote for forgiveness but they all abstained. they said it's and we couldn't even kill a chicken because so how could we vote to put someone to death and torture yet if we forgive them we've abolished justice and that's why my hope still lies with the institutions and if it's a justice can exist so people say i can't kill the guy but i don't want him to go free so i'll hand him over to a judiciary i trust you know but when there isn't any like in iraq and use what do you do then when there's a nice dusty mubarak was most of them can play a game in milos house staging the character orestes is gay a taboo subject in a predominantly muslim country like iraq. this kiss between 2 men caused an uproar at the performance in mosul. actor johann mason was there does he think all went too far. they like to push things further than other people and i think that's what theatre should do and that's what we what we should do make people think make people think about the lives and about our life together and that's what he does so he's maybe p

that came with rebuilding just half of the bay bridge, and north bay assembly man is now raising the specter of the richmond semi file bridge. >> reporter: it is beginning to people from the east and north bay areas. but randy rentschler with the total authority says even at its opening, it seemed to be lacking. >> it was a bridge that people wish they would've built bigger and stronger. they wish they would have more lanes on it. right away, they probably thought that. >> reporter: it survived, has been seismically retrofitted and is considered to be safe but after checks of concrete recently went on to the lower deck, mark levine has now thrown down the gauntlet. >> >> reporter: is asking the public to submit ideas of what they would like a new bridge to look like. it already has a new experiment to lane for bikes and pedestrians, although, use of it seems pretty sparse. others suggested an express lane for buses and even a rail line to take the meters into richmond. cam robinson, a neighbor of the nearby rod club says she'd like to see more light on the bridge but doesn't think it has to

it is not only the specter of nationalization -- tom: as well but a little bit of what is next.into december? how do we get into 2020 four a very different time and? -- very different prime minister? francine: what kind of relationship? tom: the united states as well. a victory for mr. trump yesterday. let's do a data check right now. we could do a two hour data check. we are going to keep it real short. massive risk-on, not only off of the trade deal but off of that moment at 5 p.m. new york time, when we saw the first calculation of this historic election. futures are up now. clearly breaking through all sorts of record highs in the united states. your oaktree calibrates. -- euro we calibrates. francine: we have a great headline on our stories that on thesets are unleashed back of the tory landslide sweeps. i don't know what else is unleashed if you look at the majority in the british general election, it means traders see the end of political gridlock. we don't know what the future relationship with eu will look like. boris johnson will be drawn the political map of britain.

it seems the daily telegraph knows better independent researchers said the documents carried the specter of foreign influence as they had been published online using methods that directly mirror earlier russian descent from ation campaign the daily telegraph tools that conclusion from a social media a little. that works with nato's atlanta councils think tack guaranteed impartiality then all maybe the guys the telegraph are looking for answers in all the wrong places it seems the outlet got its hands on a strikingly similar dossier let's take a closer look here's an excerpt from the dossier corbin out there was much talk which printed do you commission as the bad guys it is easier to change your regulation before it's finalized ok again that was from the leak obtained by the opposition leader and this from the dossier published by the telegraph 4 months ago see the difference british negotiators said washington had repeatedly painted the e.u. commission as the bad guy american officials said it was easier to change a regulation before it is finalized there was much talk which created the

based on these protests as i mentioned started in the states in the north east but they have now specter on the ponce off india why are people so angry it depends really on who you are score you put that question so if you ask people in the protests actually began for them it is nothing to do with into being and the secular and muslim they are watered they fear that they will be swamped by egos of foreigners by outside does their fear that these people who shouldn't be in india even on a sam will suddenly get a legal pathway to becoming citizens of india and hence be able to live in assam but if you ask people in other parts of india as we saw in that report over there the fear is that this is an attack on the secular character of the indian constitution which. in a country which does not have a state religion in which all religions are equal it is an attack on that and they view it as and the muslim and exclusionist rights as they are obviously not a lot of criticism about this bill being anti muslim and being kind of undermining india secular traditions and why did the indian governmen

one just in september states in the 46 percent would actually support reunification so that sort of specter i guess if you will rise there just a word on grettir thin burg affects people have thought the greens were going to come into this and maybe take a few seats themselves they haven't quite managed it's certainly been a priority for 4 people but i think it was the main thing to center stage all right well thanks very much for bring us right up to date on mcdaniel hawkins with all the results from a busy britain. well pressers alex the writer david collins believes the break to tao's dominating recent elections us that it was going through there with labor failing to pick up the courtly. it to all intents and purposes the selection in the end became a practice of election which in itself was a de facto referendum and therefore in that context it is some of the standing say that type of tradition like that that in areas such as. west bromwich outside a booming and embrace the conservative party in the mini large majorities that than in the leafy suburbs the sorry i don't see a referendum

can i just say and we've also had it all reels and articles in the british media conjuring up the specter of munich in relation to these negotiations but the underlying point is that yes selenski is under huge pressure to make no concessions to the russians at all or to the people in the dong bass he still is talking about essentially appending the order of events the sequence set out clearly in the minsk agreement but the whole situation the whole under long situation has now changed completely because in 20142015 ukraine was the key transit country supplying only more gas that was not anymore i mean today today the gas is going to increasingly pass through germany through nord stream one which is of course already operating through nord stream too which is in the final stages of completion there's a new pipeline going to turkey to turkey could supply russian gas to turkey in them through turkey to the souls in europe the russians have also hugely strengthened their leverage by opening a gas pipeline to china so they're no longer is dependent on european customers as they were for the sa

in the united states of the russian factor he's a specter into an old fight a bit to be a republican and democrats they're using it in every way just to get benefits for them right and i think that since their forces or with the euro. does not differ better much eat it can bully someone over the incident on friday in the u.k. it's situation is different you do not. believe do not believe. eat we view or for having said this as effect at all it is a speculations it is just a means to addict attention. ok well you've just been appointed ambassador here and there was an atrocity on london bridge even though nature was dual going about china and russia being enemies all around the world the threat of terrorism is seen as a global threat what about security cooperation between russia and britain your embassy here and the 4 surfaces over threats to the safety of peers or in this country. before the crisis we have had. necessary communication alliance wiese u.k. it was a long time to fight against crime terrorism. in terms of this is important i think that there were attempts to do what he

which this summit has handed down a communique on the outcomes of the meeting held by the specter of leaders and it will be handed out following this press conference also this 2019 communique which was doing the final session that's all i have. we open the floor to question. you know. one question at a time please thank you the secretary general today. it was reported that the c. sessions were brief. for what reason the 2nd question. the emir of kuwait. said a few words that this summit will shape our roadmap for the future of the member states on this particular day one united but in the face of iran. as you can see. a ministerial committee has convened and it handed down a number of things that is solution and his excellent see the secretary general pointed out to that and i can brief is that we had to kind of we handed our recommendations to the summit. and with respect to the iranian threat it is a threat to all of us and it is not dispirited by any member states will have an understanding that we should all stand united in the face of the iranian threat and the necessity measur

it seems the daily telegraph knows better independent researchers said the documents carried the specter of foreign influence as they had been published online using methods that directly mirror earlier russian descent from ation campaign the daily telegraph draws that conclusion from a social media a little that works with nato. those atlanta councils think tank guaranteed impartiality then all maybe the guys in the telegraph are looking for answers in all the wrong places it seems the outlet got its hands on a strikingly similar dossier let's take a closer look here's an excerpt from the dossier corbin had there was much talk which painted the you commission as the bad guys it is easier to change your regulation before it's finalized ok again that was from the leak obtained by the opposition leader and this from the dossier published by the telegraph 4 months ago see the difference british negotiators said washington had repeatedly painted the e.u. commission as the bad guys american official said it was easier to change a regulation before it is finalized there was much talk which pai

and it's interesting that the specter. which is another conservative newspaper very much reveling in this 12/03/19 12/03/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from stockholm, sweden, this is democracy now! anright now we are facing existential crisis. the climate and ecological crisis. it will have massive impact on in lives, especially vulnerable communities. wehink we should wake up and should also try to wake the adults up because they are the ones

over the world knew with the specter of the israeli palestinian conflict. as you may have heard the communique stipulated to suppress the that we support the palestinian people in their. struggle so distorted the all. rights. this has been part of their deliberations and no new mrs have surfaced please be patient. the it is clearly mentioned and the communique that all the deliberations and examinations made detailed in the communique. it is sponsor unify this bonds by this is the members towards the iranian regime is end of us. it is not where the. unified response and simply the iranian regime should. change their demeanor as if they continue to pose to the navigation to. support terrorism and it is very difficult to envisage them as part of a security uniform system with indonesia once they change their attitude and demeanor. any asserted so just ideas can be discussed thank you. ok. the saudi foreign minister and also the outgoing secretary general of the gulf cooperation council giving a news conference there in riyadh at the end of the 40th g.c.c. sum

bribe a foreign leader and threaten national security you're going to get impeached and if story the specter. gentleman from georgia. thank you madam speaker at this time i do recognize a general from north carolina for unanimous consent which i don't recognize better speaker i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record my opposition to these articles of impeachment without objection reserved gentleman from california and the speaker i'm proud to recognize a gentleman from new mexico ms holland for one minute generalized recognized for one minute. and speaker i stand before you as a representative of new mexico a place where we believe in dignity and respect for all in congress i've been fighting for them we've been working to make health care more affordable education accessible and move our country forward for the people but today this president has forced us into a serious debate we're talking about a president who used the power of the presidency for his own political gain risking our national security and putting the integrity of the next election at risk it's a sad day when a presi