very influential at the club believe a talkie thank you for bringing us up to date. on out to the bundesliga and bertha dortmund followed their champions league victory against athletic alondra it with a disappointing draw at home against head to farland on saturday afternoon but the result means that their spectacular unbeaten run remains intact dortmund haven't been beaten in any competition all season and they remain top of the bundesliga with a two point lead over by a new nick. where they young all grown up dormant fans hearts are full of black and yellow love thanks of the spectacular performances by their club in recent weeks and to see how fast players started where they left off in the champions league midweek against athletico madrid i am wreckage just managing to prevent an early dortmund lead. in the eighteenth minute there was a goal but it was disallowed was marco royce was marginally offside there by cancelling jaden sanchez sensational backheel effort i but such an ultimate lee got his goal in the half hour mark mario good says setting him up for dorm

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walkie-talkies can make the rhinos restless.he rangers observe the animals' behavior during the day and at night, documenting where they graze, sleep, and wander. the data are shared with researchers and zoos all over the world. martin lokiru is more involved with the rhinos than he is with his own family. he only sees them twice a year. martin: the rhinos are my second family. they are the one paying my school fees, they are the ones helping my family, keeping them save and free. reporter: the rhino fund is financed largely by tourists, who come here from around the globe. the sanctuary is one of the few places they have a chance to see rhinos in a natural habitat. karen: we've been all over africa, western africa, and southern africa, and the rhino is the one thing that we have not seen. so, anywhere where we have been looking for the big five we've seen them, but the rhino have just evaded us. so this looked the one opportunity to be able to see them. reporter: the rhinos are only safe in the sanctuary because so many rangers

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these are all top stories talkies president says the game is being played over the murder of journalist. to protect someone as a. prosecutor and a turkish officials for a second time and sources tell al-jazeera that he handed over the testimonies of eighteen suspects the saudi side has refused to do so in the first round of talks on monday there are still disagreements over where the suspects should be tried alan fischer has more from istanbul. so we have are we between saudi arabia and turkish cooperation well when they met on monday the saudis said that they wanted all audio and video recordings that the turks allegedly have from inside the building at the time jamal khashoggi was killed the turks time that don't they said they were still putting together an indictment against the people that they believe were responsible also that crosses in to the idea of revealing how turkey got that information gets into intelligence gathering not something that i'm sure they want to show to the saudis in return they said that they wanted the statements of these eighteen people currently being hel

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there's only ever been one justice that's been impeached, and i think talki about it at this point isn't healing us and moving us forward. >> reporter: there are some republicans who cld be at risk and not just one month from now. susan collins, the maine republican who voted for kavanau kavanaugh, had $3.5 million raised against her for whoever ends up running against her two years from now. she says that crowd-funding effort was an effort to intimidaor her into voting kavanaugh. but obviously she eventually did not. marlie? >> tracie thanks so much. >>> new developments this morning in the mystery surrounding the missing prident of interpol. the internagaonal police zation has received a letter of resignation from meng hongwei with no details attached. he was traveling in china when he wasetained by the government. in a brief statement the country's ai-corruption watchdog said "mr. meng is suspected of violating the law and is currently under monitoring for more on this bizarre story let's get to nbc's sarah harman in lo sarah, i understand you just have new information on this case. l

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you have to look at the actual tax law -- >> yeah, independent ta'm talki overall picture of the entirecherry picking -- >> it does not. go to taxpolicycenter.org to get the truth about the organization. >> ladies, i appreciate your passion. you both are citing a lot. yes, they can look it up. unfortunately we are out of time. i can predict it is not the last time we will talk about the possibility of middle class tax cuts. still to come this hour, a man is facing a federal sexual assault charge after allegedly groping a fellow passenger. his defense, president trump said it's okay. here ya go, hon. hello! i'm an idaho potato farmer. did you ever notice that the very first bite of every great meal is always the potato? that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have the perfect taste and texture to get your meal started right. whoa. hey look, it's huge. oops, gotta go. hey, wait. come back. >>> a florida man getting into trouble. when he allegedly groped the breast of a female passenger sitting in front of him on a recent flight. it happened sunday on a

. >> and we say elana kagan talki about this. >> justice kavanaugh, justice kennedy, people found a center where people couldn't predict in that sort of way and that's enabled the court to look as though it was not owned by one side or another. and was, indeed, impartial. that sort of middle position, it's not so clear whether we'll have it. >> some people, jackie, saying maybe chief justice roberts would take that role as being the swing voter there, the independent voice. he particularly is concerned about the reputation of the court. >> he was the key vote on health care and enraged conservatives for being the key vote. this smash mouth, bare knuckle, no holds bar fighting we're seeing permeating the united states senate. out there you probably don't know, it's not the house. the house, they really hate each other. in the senate, they really do sort of -- there's been a tradition to lay down arms and get stuff done. >> cooler heads usually prevail. >> yes. so to see that kind of rage permeate that body for those of us who have been covering congress and watching congress it was striking

we are sending a molotov to fight a battle in the middle east with walkie-talkie and the segway.g registration. what are they trying to accomplish? are they trying to collect personal information? change people's votes? >> a key strategy. one is chaos and the other is to undermine the election. this is not democrat or republican, just an external force coming into our country to make us feel unsettled, to make us feel like our election systems are not as stable. the fact is we don't have any credible data on meaningful disruption to actually counting votes at this point. carley: how do you find out who is behind the attack? anyway for the department of homeland security? >> breadcrumbs happen in the digital world, difficult to hide. you can identify an external source and we can sell where it came from simply from looking at the data trail. by looking at the trail, a particular region doesn't identify the human being or group of people behind it but we have become pretty smart pointing the finger. the problem is we are not smart enough or well equipped enough internally in the us

. >> jeremy c: one down, 14 to go. [ walkie-talkie chatter ] >> jeremy c: oh yeah, fish on.him there now. >> anthony: all right. >> jeremy c: perfect, well done yourself. >> anthony: thank you, sir. >> jeremy c: there you go. >> anthony: whoa, that's a nice-sized one. >> dave: that's why these things went extinct. they bite like crazy. >> anthony: wow, i think that's the most successful fishing scene i've had in many, many years. >> dale: we're surrounded by water, and we're not really a seafood-eating place. we live in this fish culture, it's been fishing here for hundreds of years, and the fish was not always accessible to people here. it was something that was always for export. >> anthony: right. >> dale: and so the fishery is changing a little bit. i think as well, it was always just a single species fishery, and now that's diversifying. >> anthony: by necessity. >> dale: yes, absolutely. and that's really important, because we live on this where food security is an issue. >> anthony: dale jarvis works for the intangible cultural heritage development office for the prov

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caller: listen, i have a question i was thinking that dow dupont was supposed to have a conference talking how theyr going to unlock value on their company. now i'm down 20% on them >> we bought this for my charitable trust in the 40s. we sold some much higher the company is doing a split it's obvious people think they're going to miss the quarter. i think we have to wait to see the quarter, and i'm sorry you're down on it. all right. we're finally seeing the impact of the president's tariffs, and boy, they are a little problematic. even the winners are not winning. that means even great american companies like new corps aren't doing as well as we thought. much more "mad money" ahead. what do you do when one of your favorite names pulls back during a period of weakness i want to sit down with the ceo after earnings and is it a sign that stocks have gotten cheap enough to do some buying? and all your calls on tonight's edition of "the lightning round. so stick with cramer the meeting of the executive finance committee is now in session. and... adjourned. business loans for eligible card m

. >> they were talki nncivili how that works.onging among some democrats for the days of barack obam when the politi a little more civil. he is the strongest campaigner they have. i'm still skeptical though if that is enough to drive people to the polls. >> i'mer convinced are people that just want the tone of both reagan and obama back. i'll leave it there. f that's a today. thanks for much whatting. wel next week because if it' "meet the press. ♪ >>> breaking news overnight, a passenger jet wh 9 passengers and crew crashes shortly aftertakeoff. a live report is just ahead. >>>ar vigils nd the nation held in remembrance of 11 lives lost in pittsburgh over the weekend. >> and today the suspectedl killer w face a judge for the prosecutors ile seek approval to pursue the death penalty against robert bowers. >>> a week to go befor the elections, the role the mmander in chief is playing. on the campaign trail in the white house, and in the wake of national tragedy. >>> from the top on down, here comes the 1-2 pitch.wi red sox the wor

. >> they were talki civili funny how thatworks.ome democrats for the days of barack obam politi a little more civil. he is the strongest campaigner they have. i'm still skeptical though if that is enough to drive people to the polls. onvinced there are people that just want the tone of both reagan and obama back. i'll leave it there. that's all for today. thanks for much whatting. we'll ekxt because if it' "meet the press. ♪ >>> the nation's fourth largest marathon. the people's marathon. the marine corp. marathon. join navy feral credit union in supporting a capital tradition. countdown to race day with co

. >> we had walkie-talkies, and he called on it when it was done and to pick him up.ood on his we looked for a place to clean himself up. i believe there was a del taco we found to clean himself up. >> the information he provided, if we could corroborate what he said, would blow the case wide open. >> police questioned his friend. he denied everything. he said he wasn't in the car, wasn't at the scene. he didn't kill jack jessie. so he was allowed to walk. and investigators focused on building their case against tom and sandra by documenting money transfers, phone calls, air travel. >> so when you add all that together, what'd you think? >> i thought we were starting to put together a pretty good case. >> good enough that murray had tom and sandra arrested. and in the summer of 2009, 11 years after the murder, the mother and son team went on trial for the murder of jack jesse. >> going to court was like going to my dad's funeral every day. it really was. you're around people that you know killed your dad. it was a ridiculous feeling. you can't even put it into words.

he is my favorite talkie. he's in milwaukee. >> bret: nicely done. this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier coming to you from milwaukee were governor scott walker is locked in one of the tightest reelection bids in the country. we will talk to him live in a few minutes and i will speak with senator claire mccaskill on the show later. first there is a new operation underway at this hour to keep several caravans of migrants from entering the u.s. after an order from the president, pentagon officials say more than 5,000 troops are being sent to the u.s. southern border, with hundreds arriving today. the trump administration weighs its options for stopping the flow of illegal immigrants with an executive order. a president trump will discuss the immigration fight in an interview on fox news at 10:00 p.m. tonight with laura ingraham. they will be discussing the horrific killing of 11 people at a pittsburgh synagogue over the weekend. chief white house correspondent john roberts is on the north lawn with a look at how the administration is handling all of it tonight. good evening

. >> they were talki civili funny how that works.ng some democrats for the days of barack obam when the politi a little more civil. he is the strongest campaigner they have. i'm still skeptical though if that is enough to drive people to the polls. >> i'm convinced there are people that just want the tone of both reagan and obama back. i'll leave it there. that's all for today. thanks for much whatting. we'll next week because if it' "meet the press. ♪ nbc. manchester united again everton. graham, lee dixon and ala white. >> rebecca, thank you very much. hello to everybody across the united states. welcome to old trafford, the home, of course, of manchester united, who today take on visitors everton in blue. we have just had an impeccably observed minute of silence to remember those who lost their lives in the world wars, but also for those in leicester affected by the helicopter crash after the leicester against west

. >> they were talki civili funny how that works.onging among some democrats for the days of barack obam when the politi a little more civil. he is the strongest campaigner they have. i'm still skeptical though if that is enough to drive people to the polls. >> i'm convinced there are people that just want the tone of both reagan and obama back. i'll leave it there. that's all for today. thanks for much whatting. we'll next week because if it' "meet the press. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from dallas to new orleans, boston and washington, d.c., vigils held around the nation for the 11 people killed in saturday's massacre at a pittsburgh synagogue. >>> this morning we're learning more about those 11 victims, as well as the injured. today, suspected shooter robert bowers will be in court for his first appearance. >>> a bank jet crashed shortly after takeoff in indonesia. a live report is straight ahead. >>> the boston red sox are world series champions for the

he is my favorite talkie. he's in milwaukee. >> bret: nicely done. this is a fox news alert.ilwaukee were governor scott walker is locked in one of the tightest reelection bids in the country. we will talk to him live in a few minutes and i will speak with senator claire mccaskill on the show later. first there is a new operation underway at this hour to keep several caravans of migrants from entering the u.s. after an order from the president, pentagon officials say more than 5,000 troops are being sent to the u.s. southern border, with hundreds arriving today. the trump administration weighs its options for stopping the flow of illegal immigrants with an executive order. a

understandable why there's no communication, in fact, degraded communication to basically walkie-talkiesphones. what i have seen is an amazing response by the communication industry to start getting in here and building -- rebuilding with temporary towers. we have had an -- at&t has brought in telephones, cell phones that are operational, verizon is putting up temporary towers everywhere, which is going to be essential for us to coordinate and synchronize the response efforts that are taking place. and again, we've had convoys of trucks, of materials, of equipment, of law enforcement, first responders, all pouring in. we've had great ngos and pbos that have been coming in, nongovernmental organizations, private organizations that are helping, such as samaritans purse, red cross, the -- today, we finally started seeing the food kitchens from our great friends from the salvation army. so, it's been an incredible response, and despite the communications, we're getting after it and getting this -- getting our people taken care of. >> yeah. and it's going to -- it's a long road ahead, but eve

says the reason they're not talki tngbrett kavanaugh, to dr.d is because the white house has told what is the white house saying about that? >> the white house is pointing to the senate and saying the ball is in their court. sarah sanders said fro the podium that they're deferring all of their direction from the senate the issue with that of course is that the f.b.i. is really something that is really an organition, an agency that answers to the white house. it's the white house who can tell the f.b.i. what to do, not the senate. i talked to a already, a republican lawyer who has gone through vetting judicial nominees for republicans in the past. that lawyer told me tha in normal times the senate would request the f.b.i. to make so sort of investigation or some sort of supplenl background check and the white house would pass off that information. in this case, that rlly coul not be the case inch this case we're not in formal times. so it's not beyond doubt that the white house could say, you know what, i wt the f.b.i. to only look at this and l

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any of these actors make it in the talkies? did go on,ew of them their career expanded into the sound era, but none of them really became major stars when era began.rabi -- brian: and that was the late 1920's? was thethe jazz singer first shown that had synchronized dialogue, 1927. brian: explain what this is about, you are smiling. some ofthe idea that the man who served in this unit were criminals who were fleeing from their background, you see the sinister look. and yet, they are not evil. it is possible to redeem them, to bring them, through their service, to their country, back into the fold again. edward: it's important to point out that this part is all fictional. these characters. anjuli: yes, these are all actors. brian: fictional, but based on real accounts? and then moved into the film? so, i: i don't think think it is more broadly depicting the process. representative of events that occurred, i would say. edward: does this look to you like a low-budget movie for the time? you know, it's kind of hard to say. i'm not

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building in old street in london, overlooking the city, the shard is in the distance, the walkie—talkiesomewhat. some weather fronts spreading across parts of ireland, england and wales, it will produce rain and drizzle for some of you to go through the commute. northern ireland, parts of north—west england, the midlands and towards the south—east, don't be surprised if you get caught by rain. in parts of north and west wales, north—west england and northern ireland, damp weather at times. a predominantly dry day today, the best of the brea ks dry day today, the best of the breaks in the cloud will be across north—east england and scotland. some of the windiest conditions here, touching gale force at times in the north of scotland, pegging temperatures back to around ten or 15. temperatures higher than yesterday by a few degrees, up to around 20 celsius. tonight, cloud pushes northwards, clouding over across the west of scotla nd clouding over across the west of scotland after a fine evening. some rain to come into tomorrow morning, but the east of scotland and england, clearer skies, t