stephon what is the position of the u.s. government on this issue. the u.s. government holds one position and that is that turks have to present proof of what they're saying and alleging in terms of the involvement of mr goodloe in the crew from two thousand and sixteen and as soon as this proof is sufficient then they are going through the motions of. approving or assessing this this proof and the evidence and then make a decision if there's grounds for an extradition however again i say days three entities involved in this is not just the white house it is the department of justice and they're looking at this proof as i mentioned and then there's the state department which also will assess how much diplomatic damage or benefit a extradition of mr golan to turkey would again for for the united states since this is not just about mr gillon but also about the relationship between the united states and turkey when it comes to the u.s. support for example kurdish fighters in northern iraq and in syria as well as turkey's role in syria as well as turkey's purchas

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was able to submit my own tape and then from there, i was in new york doing the chemistry read with stephons is calling me to tell me that i got it. >> stephen: so what was that call-- what was that moment like? was it out of the blue? did you not expect it? >> i mean, i was praying for it. but when he called, i was asleep. and i didn't recognize the number, so... ( laughter ) i ignored it. >> stephen: of course. >> but then he called again, and something was like, "girl, you better pick up that phone." ( laughter ) so i listened to that something. and i pick it up, and he just gets to talking. he doesn't even introduce himself. he's just going on and on, making fun of me about the fact that i was still sleeping. so he's saying off this stuff, and, like, i start to recognize his voice, and i'm thinking oh, my goodness, this is the call, like, this is that call. so i'm already starting to feel all of these things. and then he finally introduces himself. he's like, "girl, do you even know who you're talking to?" and i said, "i believe i'm talking to barry jenkins and i'm just trying to be chi

journalist stuff on both seas in the hungary and capital budapest has been covering these protests stephonour put our piece there just pointed out that the that the leader of hungary viktor orban is still quite popular he's been in power for eight years he's maintained a pretty clear line in terms of policy why are these protests happening now. i think what really sparked protests. that just passed last week into building behind me debt is to and gary in parliament building and basically it means debts employee employer second force employees to work a four hundred hours overtime and they will only get paid for it every sewer cheer debt sparky's but since debt time. i think came became clear that the frustration over the last nine years under prime minister viktor orban who protesters really see as an out of critic leader at day really now are demanding more than only to slave law it has been expanded to all the areas such as said demands for a free media day for instance and resoldered also doing tonight a neutral state television and to day say so far that he's not the case they really v

>>[ sound of gunfire ] >>> stephon clark. >>> your user agreement sucks. >>> these young men, it shouldn't have happened. >>> you are selling water without a permit? >>> do you have anything to say? >> not a word. >>> you willfully and unlawfully and with malice aforethought murdered a human being with multiple murders. >>> it went into the back of my head right in the middle of the back of my head and came out here. >>> regardless of what happened in that meeting, this is it. >>> we are all immigrants. we all come from an immigrant story. i'm not sure where people forgot that. we were expecting to live a lot longer. the world has gained insight into the mind of another species . >>> if i were able to get a lifejacket, i can save my baby. somebody could have grabbed him. i wasn't able to do that. >>> melania, you go. >>> would you believe? is that russia? i have president pollution -- put them. i will say this, i don't see a reason why it would be. >>> they created some sort of tornado activity. >> the rotation and a fire turned essentially, it is something that did massive amounts of dama

i am learning more about your stephon.ive people a brief introduction as we dive deep into this conversation. >> sure. i thought inlike five minutes ago that i had this interesting story. now i don't want to tell it. [laughter] i had just the opposite experience in my ways. i had a good life. i was a young capital hill staffer. i went to washington and to do good things. like a lot of people 20 years old, i thought i knew everything, but i knew nothing. but i had ideology and passion. i am up there and drafting criminal laws, making policy and doing stuff. i later became a lobbyist. soon my firm came under investigation. i was indicted. i went through a whole legal hell that i am sure a lot of people have been through. while i was fighting the government for about six years, i started working at fam. that is when i started hearing about people who had it a lot worse than i did. this was an education i could have used working on the hill because i didn't have the exposure to these storylines of what was happening to people

congress is going to sign off on this new agreement and what happens if they don't would we revert as stephonlier to pre-nafta arrangement which is could be detrimental to american business. >> i think if the president pulls out of the north american free trade agreement and we don't get approval of the new agreement it will be devastating to our economy and reputation and moi hope is that we get approval i would not recommend the president give notice of pulling out. he will initiate a huge legal >> speaking of potential trade agreements, the next 90 days will prove to be dramatic. what are you are expectations given the complexity of the issues that will be dealt with and the short time frame they're hoping to come to some agreement? >> i hope we can use the 90 days constructively and that our rhetoric is more to finding a path through the thicket i think we should join hands with our allies that suffer from the same problems that we allege with respect to china's economy, and whether it is forced transfer or percentage caps on investment, the fact is we want national treatment and nondiscr

stephon clark, michael brown, trayvon martin, and eric gardner and jonathan tobas are saying from heaventernity of brother king standing on the place that he died saying you did not die in vain my brother. 50 years later we shall fight, we shall fight to freedom is enjoyed by all americans. god bless his legacy and god bless dr. king. [ applause ] >> peace. one day we must come to see that peace is not merely a distant goal we seek, but that it is a means by which we arrive at that goal. we must pursue peaceful ends through peaceful means. dr. martin luther king jr., december 24th, 1967, christmas eve sermon. >> representatives of the 105 member hpcu legacy voices. ♪ there is a balm in gilead ♪ to make the wounded whole ♪ there is a balm in gilead ♪ to heal the sin-sick soul ♪ sometimes i feel discouraged ♪ and think my life's in vain ♪ but when the holy spirit ♪ reminds my soul again ♪ if you can sing like angels ♪ if you cannot reach that chord ♪ ♪ go home and tell your neighbor ♪ ♪ he dare to sing the song ♪ there is a balm in gilead ♪ to make the wounded whole ♪ there is a balm in gi