joe pavelski, tic tac toe on the power play. --4-3 sharks your final... sunday. now to some kyler murray news, no he is not changing his mind to play for the a's, but even at the nfl combine, he's still being asked about baseball. the heisman trophy winning quarterback out of oklahoma in indianapolis this weekend... he will not be running or throwing for scouts, however, he has been going through the interview circuit. today marked his first press conference since declaring for the nfl draft and turning down a contract from the a's. he says he's all in on football, but he was asked if bryce harper's 330-million dollar contract has sparked any second thoughts about saying no to baseball. "how much money is that a year? ok. all right. everybody makes a big deal about it because it says 300 million dollars. i mean, it's... there's quarterbacks making more money than them a year. i don't... now to those who decided to stick to baseball-- stomper and the a's in arizona... facing the rockies. --jurrickson profar is someone to keep an eye on this y

korea release form a picture of michael cohen giving damning testimony before congress but here at sea-tac this is he's basically he's been talking to them about all the usual issues his relationship with china the booming economy and also immigration but he did touch briefly on the miller report let's listen to what the president had to say. they fight so hard on this witch hunt this phony deal that they put together this phony thing that now looks like it's dying so they don't have anything with russia there's no collusion so now they go and morph into let's inspect every deal he's ever done we're going to go into his finances we're going to check his deals we get a check these people is sick this is. i saw a little shifty shift yesterday. it's a first time he went into a meeting and he shared we're going to look into his finance i said where did that come from he always talked about russia collusion with russia the collusion delusion so what the president was essentially doing he was energizing his base each talked about the love that was in this room and this theme of this year's c pac

north korea and his former fixer michael cohen giving damning testimony before congress but here at sea-tac this is his base and he's been talking to them about all the usual issues his relationship with china the booming economy and also immigration but he did touch briefly on the miller report let's listen to what the president had to say. they fight so hard on this witch hunt this phony deal that they put together this phony thing that now looks like it's dying so they don't have anything with russia there's no collusion so now they go and morph into let's inspect every deal he's ever done we're going to go into his finances we're going to check his deals we get a check these people is sick this is. i saw a little shifty shift yesterday. it's a first time he went into a meeting and he said we're going to look into his finance i said where did that come from he always talked about russia collusion with russia the collusion delusion so what the president was essentially doing he was energizing his base you talked about the love that was in this room and this theme of this year's c pac real

and julian assange it's western security agencies that are pretty intimately call parading with big tac giants. are you sure that people who run democracies would want that own populations to reclaim the politics of technology as you've been calling for no no no no no to me basically all these systems are a part of of the two set that we had sort of before the before the internet i would not go at the moment going to vote once every four years for a political party that's been paid by the by the model so they're all lobbyists of the same model to be the marketing system the model democracy is something totally different to me doesn't exist anywhere on the planet at this moment there's this massive unrest throughout the world and we see that we see it in from we see it everywhere people feel that they're not really presented and this is logical because now we have the tools to be represented so if i have these tools on my phone if i'm better informed than the person i'm supposed to vote for to represent me for four years in the. this is a this is a model that's obsolete we should really

now that's how they're responding to a man who's reshaped his own party the theme of this year's sea-tac is definitely trump ism right now he's just asking people to get out there to make sure they vote in the upcoming election and that is an ongoing theme and certainly something that no doubt everyone here will do in twenty twenty all right andy thank you andy gallagher in oxon hill maryland. how high level talks between the u.s. and the taliban have been held in doha u.s. envoys says an earlier round ended with unprecedented progress in his words the taliban is refusing to directly negotiate with the afghan government and it wants foreign forces to withdraw its delegation is led by the founder of the group hani but. also jim bari has more from doha. same for has wrapped up here in doha without any specific agreement being reached between the taliban and the u.s. but the taliban spokesperson is optimistic that they're on the right path he said that the have made progress but they haven't finalized any kind of agreements and of course at stake here is the future of over thirty five milli

now in mali at least sixteen soldiers have been killed in that tac this happened at an army camp located in the central region of. captured the barracks briefly on saturday night destroying five vehicles. and one person has been killed in attacks in the occupied west bank the shootings happened in succession at road junctions we can get more from harry fawcett in west jerusalem. but we now have a sequence of events as outlined by the israeli military they say that the attacker stabbed a soldier at the aureole junction southwest of nablus in the occupied west bank stealing that soldier's weapon and firing it at civilians nearby before getting into a car travelling to another nearby junction and firing again at a bus station there we have a report that one israeli has been killed and two others have been seriously injured in this double attack there is now a major military operation underway in the occupied west bank as the gunman is searched for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has told his weekly cabinet that the perpetrator or perpetrators would be captured and the justice

joe pavelski, tic tac toe on the power play. --4-3 sharks your final...lackhawks on sunday. now to some kyler murray news, no he is not changing his mind to play for the a's, but even at the nfl combine, he's still being asked about baseball. the heisman trophy winning quarterback out of oklahoma in indianapolis this weekend... he will not be running or throwing for scouts, however, he has been going through the interview circuit. today marked his first press conference since declaring for the nfl draft and turning down a contract from the a's. he says he's all in on football, but he was asked if bryce harper's 330-million dollar contract has sparked any second thoughts about saying no to baseball. "how much money is that a year? ok. all right. everybody makes a big deal about it because it says 300 million dollars. i mean, it's... there's quarterbacks making more money than them a year. i don't... now to those who decided to stick to baseball-- stomper and the a's in arizona... facing the rockies. --jurrickson profar is someone to keep an e

tac be out in the lobby signing his books. please welcome to the stage at ford's theatre, dr. james tackac . [applause] dr. tackac: thank you to the abraham lincoln institute for inviting me to speak to this wonderful symposium with other distinguished lincoln scholars. i would like to acknowledge support from my editors at southern illinois university press, sylvia, their interest on a book on abraham lincoln and the natural environment and their steadfast guidance during the research and writing process were invaluable. and the roger williams university foundation for teaching and scholarship. parallelsncoln's life an important segment of american environmental history. when he was born on a kentucky americans09, 90% of lived on farms. the nation was giving birth to an industrial revolution that would pull the country's economy and culture away from agriculture. developing -- the steam engine developed in great britain was adapted to a transportation vehicle called the locomotive during the early 19th-century. at the same time, factories and mills popped over over new englan

he attacks the nfl because they would not let him in their ownership group. ' tac he attacks the media because they have a trust process he will never have, he attacked robert mueller because there are finality and determinance to his work that would question the fledgling real estate empire. on john mccain, donald trump simply does not have the ability to obtain the heroism and honor and dignity we remember the former arizona senator for. no amount of fred trump's money can buy this man-child of a president the honor and integrity of john mccain, so he acts out. in freudian terms, it is all id. there's no id or alterego to balance it but if you extrapolate it out, it does raise intentions hillary clinton worn the nation of. this is a man temporarily unfit to be commander in chief and a man that can be baited with a tweet by the husband of one of his senior advisers simply cannot be trusted with the nuclear codes. >> david, i want you to keep talking. you have given me a pit in my stomach and lump in my throat. i want you to talk a little bit on -- i think the republican party is actin

but speak to henry newman from the think tac... and georgina wright, institute of government. is giving them an incentive to do, vote her deal down so they get rid of her, but what she is trying to do is get her deal over the line. we have seen the european union turn up the pressure today. we are now nine, ten days away from no deal and we still don‘t know what policy will be. is there going to be a hard border or not? it is showing her‘s border. going to be a hard border or not? it is showing her's border. between now and friday, there may be no time for... and friday, there may be no time for. . . they and friday, there may be no time for... they need to set up a timetable for her departure. she needs to get a deal through and overturn those historic defeats, but equally, she need to get the deal through to get her colleagues to back it. she needs to say, i am not going to go on and on. it is for someone else to take it the rest of the way forward. tree critics on both of the south don‘t act —— both of the sides need to back her. both of the south don‘t act —— both of the s

at least three people have been killed and dozens injured following at isola tac in a western kabul the armed group attacked a gathering of the house are ethnic minority group in western kabul various politicians where the event including presidential candidates for july's upcoming election a french catholic cardinal has offered his resignation after being found guilty of failing to act on allegations of child sex abuse and his diocese well those are the headlines the news will continue here in our desire ofter inside story that's up next. hallway hits back the chinese tech giant sues the u.s. government whilst it fights a legal battle in canada why is the company so controversial and is it a threat to global security this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle for china huawei is a source of national pride is written into the company's name but for the u.s. and many western nations the tech giant is a spying tool for the chinese government the u.s. says huawei poses a security threat and is pressuring allies in europe and asia to ban its products but its

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tac needs hollywood star studded event no less than the likes of oprah steven spielberg and jennifer aniston came to launch the company's new video streaming service but will it be a game changer that the i phones was. also on the show frustrated commuters are getting stuck into our traffic jams to get to work in ghana trains can save up but getting investors on board is its own challenge. and some signs it could be back to business between the two koreas after some north korean stuff returned to the liaison office of their joint economic zone.