it may have affected up toto 50 million users.e should point out you are a cocongressman from california to fromom silicon v valley. i have called for internet bill ofof rights. the fofounder of the w world wie web, i spoke with about very simple puzzlzlesf people shouldd know what is happening to their data. people should be notified if there is a breach. pepeople could have the right to consent before their data is collected. it has been a year since the cambridge analytical or six months is the cambridge analytic a scandal and now there are new breaches with facebook, google. it is time the congress do something. we have laid out a temper principle for rights for folks online and i believe this has to be a top or for the next congress. amy: "the wall street journal" is reporting that google will shut down google plus after revelations of a data breach that exposed the private data of hundreds of thousands of users. the breach discovered in march, but was s not disclosed toto the public. an internal google memo showed officials

china trade war is s set to mamake the worod poor, according toto the i imf.f a long conflict could mean more shocks to the global economy. >> the impact of trade policy and uncertainty are becoming evident at the macroeconomic level, while anecdotal evidence accumulates and resulting harm toto companies. trade policy reflects politics, and politics remain unsettled in several coverage -- countries, posing for the risks. reporter: every relations between the world's top two economies worsen, other countries to get caught in the middle. pakistan has called on the world's lender last resort for a bailout, a move that could incense washington if imf money is used to payay off chin. >> the primeme minister consulud l ththe leading economiststs, ad after consulting with everyone, he decided that we should begin talks s with the imf for a progm for stabilization and recovery on the basis of whichch we can control the economic crisis. reporter: it is not alone in needing help. argentina has taken on the biggest loan in the imf's history. turkey for its part is still

that is for sure, but they have toto be feasible and they have o be achievable. then it works. if they are not going to be achieved, we are going to achieve climate control. jelena: chancellor angela merkel has said these targets are defensible. do you see any benefits to the deal? >> i see a good benefit for us, because the german automotive industry is leading when it comes to alternative fuels, alternative powertrains, electro-mobility. we're spending 40 billion euross in t the next four years, triple the product line we arare offering, and we are already the market leader in europe. jelena: wasn't it germany that wanteded to make surure these cs were not as severe? >> yes, because germany is convinced and i am convinced that we need a balance. the balance of climate control on one hand and on feasibility of reduction of co2 and the introduction of election mobility. jelena: thank you very much. helena: the world trade organization has issued a dire warning for the world economy if the u.s. and china continue to escalate their trade conflict. they preredict a full-blown trae

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they a are still payaying attenn toto the issssue. it is the spin that is put on .he offense -- on thehe event whwhat political advantage c can democrats or republicansns arrae ?o spin theieir issues that is the real question. how are people going to use the event to move their position one way to the left or right? senior lecturer in digital media practice. thank you once again for your time. next, the european union parliament has announced the winner of the 2018 center of prize. the film going to -- previous winners include nelson mandela. i spoke to a catherine nicholson. she has more on the winner and the significance of the prize. >> a clear call from the european parliament during the announcement for his immediate release. he is known to have quite bad health problems at the moment. not just link to his hunger strike. he has moved to different prisons. he is currently in a penal colony in siberia. they're difficult conditions. he has lost some teeth. his family is very worried about him as are many other ukrainians and human r

the united states is the world's biggest economy, so surely people there must be able toto afford a placeo live? unfortunately, the reality is very different. last year alone, average rents nationwideosose by almosost 3, and that has clear consequences. over the past few years, the number of those spending more than half their income on housing has tripled. they now total just over 11.1 million. more and more families are simply unable to afford the steep rents. so what's the alternative? theresa: what kind of homework you got? kyra: i've got math and a reading assignment. reporter: kyra is 11 years old and lives with her grandmother in a mototel. kyra's grarandmother is helpig her with her homework. theresa: that you hope to do and dreams that you hope to achieve. oh, i like this. reporter: a composition about goals and dreams. the 54-year-old likes the topic. she wants to do everything to ensure that her granddaughter has a bright future and a better life, far away from the run-down motel. kyra: sometimes i miss my room where i can n just go down, st downwn, and you won't hear the neigh

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and the chefs are happy toto tl customers how. diego: this is not sorcery.repare good quality products well and enjoy them, whether it takes three minutes or an hour. but people don't take the time to cook these days. reporter: at medical and public health conferences, delegates are being informed about this health project that draws on the expertise of chefs, retirees, and patients. researchers say what is happening in naron is trailblazing. evan: their initiative really attempts to engage the whole community. they're talking about interacting with almost every single member of the city. and that really doesn't happen anywhere else. reporter: and if it's to w wor, it must be fun, too. that's the line that local schools are taking. sports teachers say kids should be motivated and not preached to. children are getting a chance to try out games and pastimes that their grandparents used to enjoy. >> everyone had forgotten about the old games. now we're playing them again. >> if i forget a rule, i just asask my grandparents to remid me. >> boys and girls always

reporter: it was supposed to attract investors toto the kingdom.nstead, the crorown prince waws forced to say he denounced the murder of writer and j journalit jamal khashoggi. >> the crime was really painful to all saudis, and i believe i i is painful to every human in the world. it is a heinous crime thatat cannot be juststified. today, saudi arabibia is carryig out all legal things to finalize the invevestigations, to work ad cooperate with the turkish government, and to present the perpetrators to the court and take their judgment. reporter: he also said there will be no break in relations with istanbul. it is mohammed bin salman's first public address since khashoggi disappeared after entering the saudi consulate in the turkish capital earlier this month. his words seem to come on cue. washington says that the crown prince bears ultimate responsibility. he also spoke with turkish president recep tayyip erdogan on the phone wednesday. the two said they would bring light to all aspects of the case. >> as a nation, we are determined not to allow

toto rile up his b base. donald trump has jumped on the caravavan bandwagon. referring to a migrant caravan making its way to the u.s. border, trump has again placed immigration at the certainty of his rallies. just before the midterm. >> you know how the caravan started? does everybody know what this means? i think the democrats had something to do with it. and now they are saying i think we made a big mistake. >> the u.s. president also made largely unsupported claims on twitter. the middle easterners and criminalals were part of the grp of central amemerican migrants. most are from honduras, el salvador, and guatemala. the president said he would be cutting the funding of those nations, a move that can be made with the ok from congress. for years caravans like this one have inchinged their way from central america to the u.s. border. young men, women, children fleaing violence and hardship. joining together for both protection 40's long journey and to call attention to their plight this. one is the largest to date. 7,000. many are aware that their trey vail

it has toto be an international treaty, and marpol was the response to that. richard: marpol's an international treaty whose purpose was the complete elimination of i intentional pollllution of the maree environmnment by oil and other harmrmful substances. this is a treaty that is successful in terms of the number of countries that have signed on, but in terms of enforcemement and the level of vioiolation, much less successful.l. deliberate pollution from ships occurs every day. it''s a virtul epidemic. internrnational shippg is what makes modern commerce work in the world. so most of the corporate players, the individuals that are involved in international shipping, fly, frankly, under the radadar. the united states s clearly a world leader in enforcing marpol. james: you would think the no-b-brainer is don't dump l into the water. ununfortunatate, there are people out there that still illegally dump oil overboard. it's my job to stop it. i've been wiwith the coast guard 17 1/2 years now. we go out and do inspections every day. captain: hello, welcome aboard.

i think duncan hunteter is going toto win.epublicans don't care if their candidates are i indicted, they are republicans. democrats just being democrats are they arere evil. if you are mexican on top of thatat, you're even momore evil. ththey can't and he iss muslim n themem anyre becausese he converted to christianity. i think is the future of the democrats. i think would be a wonderful thing if he is the future. amy: any final comment for those are watching around thee cououn, the possibility y the house coud turn based on the races here? >> the fact we're having this converersation is historic. nono one thought orange county would evenen be close e to purp. haveas a "the oc weekly," we been c calling this for a long time. this is s still in a perfect revolution. my hope is the democrats learn what is good and instead of supporting corporatist democrats, let's do the good democrats. amy: a want to thank gustavo arellano for being with us columnist for "the la times." , he is the former editor of "oc weekly." he resigned from

kavanaugh toto be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed. amy: the senate confirms brett kavanaugh is the night supreme court justice. he is expected to tilt power to conservatives for decades to come. his confirmation comes despite several multiple -- several accusations of attempted rape and sexual assault. we will get reaction and look at what is next. close he refused to be intimidated by the mob of people that were coming after republican members at their homes and in the halls. i could not be prouder of this and republican conference. these things always blow over. >> now we take this anger and determinatioion and we realized that today is going to send a depth through politics as we we vote,nd we go home, and we run frogs. amy: we will go to washington, d.c., just the way it medea benjamin. protesters at the capital and with jodi jacobson. we will also speak with feminist author soraya chemaly. then fears are growing over the missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, who turkish officials say they believe was murdered in the saudi con

we have toto be shown that whate said is actually being fermented. now let me read you a few quotes. the supreme court must never, never be viewed as a partisan institution. that's judge kavanaugh, 2006 confirmation hearings. here's one more from a speech judge kavanaugh gave in 2015. .. most americans would agree with that. i certainly do. a lodestar in our consideration of judicial confirmation should be whether a nominee is independent and within the ideological mainstream. the judge kavanaugh we saw last thursday did not meet the standard laid out in his past did not meet the standards laid out in his statement. the prepared statement, prepared, if you will aforethought accusing u.s. senators of a phony smear campaign, lambasted, quote left wing groups and allegations of dr. ford, miss ramirez, the third person who came forward, miss swetnick, revenge on behalf the clintons. frankly, judge kavanaugh's testimony was more for fox news than the august of the supreme court. that's for the history of judge kavanaugh's work, ken starr, the controversie

breaking lecturing qualification and was on course for victory in the main event but this ladies chief toto wolff ordered him to allow hamilton's a pass that extended the british championship lead over sebastian vettel a person into the fins hopes of glory post-race a visibly disappointed as was comforted by a triumphant hamilton who admitted his eight victory of the season owed everything to his teammate sacrifice. yeah i mean about you did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman to have to let me biopsy is now in the fighting for the championship is where we are usually you would be just elated but you know i can understand how difficult it was about three but really it is untested up today and it's up to two to win a couple times lead over for a respectable now stands at fifty points with just five races remaining and almost on a solid lead. champagne round for us ladies thanks to both houses team spirit. now french singer charlotte war has died at the age of ninety four he was often described as france's frank sinatra the singer a sold more than one hundred million recor

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those are the times when i feel most keenly the responsibilitys of my office when i have toto work and put themselves in harm's way to protect our citizens to support our allies as w we expect them to o support us to uphold the international rules on which our security depends. the syrian reaming em attacked with chemical weapons killing innocent men women and children, we joined with our friends to send a message that the use of chemical weapons will never be tolerated i took the decision to send jets to strike against assad's chemical weapons pa sill facilities. as prime in ster i have to make the call and held account for it. the same was true when russia launched a chemical attack on the streets of the united kingdom. took the decision to expel 23 russian diplomats who were undeclared intelligence officers. our allies joined us in degrading russia's intelligence met work. in parliament, i received almost universal support. were the fmp to the liberal democrats and for backed before hes. there was one voice. jeremy corbyn dismissing the findings of our security services suggesting t

last six races it resulted in an awkward radio conversation between both of us in the sadie's boss toto wolff by terry distort the difficult day for you a difficult day for us let's discuss it afterwards or three quarter cup to get a little. space. and still no win for both of us this season. yeah i mean that's you did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman too to let me buy a cd is now not fighting for the championship is where we are and. you know it's just been such a great weekend for the team the team done such an exceptional job to have this advantage on ferrari and have a one two usually you will be just elated but you know i can understand how difficult it was about three but really it is untested top today and it's up to two to win but. championship wise as a team we're trying to win both championships and. i think today it was a real team effort you know losers not fighting for the championship. and we are fighting for the core structures so yeah we always have a plan but. today's you know it's always difficult to predict what's going to happen in the road it'

kavanaugh toto be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed. amy: the senate confirms brett kavanaugh is the night supreme court justice. he is expected to tilt power to conservatives for decades to

one, but you don't need it--to understand that if there are 20 million to 25 million people who want totoork and don't have a a chance, and we have 20% of the tools, equipment, raw materials for those people to work with, that a system that cannot put these two together to produce a quantity of wealth that would solve most of our social problems quickly is a system that d doesn't work very well. that's a fundamental problem of our economic system--that it produces a crisis of this sort. i won't take the time to tell you the details of what happens to people who are unemployed, particularly for long periods of time, and the current unemployment is very long for people who are without work. they suffer self-esteem problems. they suffer mental and physical health problems. their families are more likely to breakak up. they lose the skills that they once e had when they'e out of work for long periods of time. their children have more difficulty in school. ththe coss of these kinds of crisisis last for generations. the amount of human damage, the amount of waste of resources is beyond calculat

i want to start in boston toto talk to you about what is taking place, patricia. if you can respond to president trump talking about the middle easterners in the ms 13 and iteris the group heading north, the crumbles, he said -- the terrorists in the group heading north, the criminals come he said? >> as a result [indiscernible] it is alarming crisis in honduras, extreme poverty and violence that honduras has been facing for a very long time. and this crisis has been invisible within the conversation of the forced migration in the united states. juan: oscar chacon, you are there in el salvador. could you talk about how the countries of central america are viewing this confrontation now, this caravan? as you noted, these caravans have become a regular part of the migration process as many people who are desperately leaving central america feel safefer in groups of people because of all of the assaults inin the attacks are crimiminal gangs through mexico as they migrate to the u.s. b border? what the ask me governmentnt reaction hahas been cocome it has beeeen quiet

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the fbi said it looked similar in appearancnce to the ones that were sent toto prominent critics of donald trump. they contained pipe bombs. officials in indonesia say the pilot of a flight asked permission to return to jakarta after they took off. just minutes later. all the people died when the plane plummeted into the ocean monday morning. >> rescuers have the grim task of caring the bodies of those killed to shore. there had been talk of finding people alive. as they found human remains, they pulled out the chance of anybody surviving the impactct f the rest.. -- crash. >> my prediction is that no one has survived. we only manageded to retrieve by parts that are incomplete. it has been hours since the crash. it is possible all 1 189 people were killed. >> people are still winning for answers as to why the plane went down. one specialist aviation website tracks the progress. they had a problem and asked to come back to the airport. the request was granted and moments later the plane crashed into the sea. in this region one hour north of jakarta, the news could not have been worse. >> i

last six races it resulted in an awkward radio conversation between both of us in the sadie's boss toto would like to distort the difficulty for you a difficult day for us let's discuss it afterwards or three quarter cup to get a little. space. and still no win for both of us this season. yeah i mean that's you did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman to to let me by oh see he's now in the final for the championship is where we are and. you know it's just been such a great weekend for the team the team of done such an exceptional job to have this advantage on ferrari and have a one two usually you would be just elated but you know i can understand how difficult it was about three but really it is untested talk today and it's up to two to win but. championship wise as a team we're trying to win both championships and. i think today it was a real team effort you know losers now fighting for the championship. and we are fighting for the core structures so yeah we always have a plan but. today's you know it's always difficult to predict what's going to happen in the road

we wantt people toto come togetr in love and peace andnd truly me america kind again.hat is what we would like. amy: the first three funerals for victims of the shooting took place tuesday for brothers cecil and david rosenthal and dr. jerry rabinowitz. he was a celebrated doctor who treated many agent hiv patients at the height of the epidemic in the 1980's and 1990's. more funerals in pittsburgh are planned for today. democratic leaders, civil rights groups, and legal experts are blasting president trump for saying he'll sign an executive order ending the constitutionally protected birthright citizenship for children of non-citizens born on u.s. soil. trump's statements came with the midterms just one week away and amid an onslaught of anti-immigrant rhetoric from the president. in the interview with reporters from the new series "axios on hbo," trump falsely claims that the u.s. is the only country withth birthright lawsws. in fact, a at least 3030 other countries have similar laws, including mostst nations i in nh and south america. the aclu tweeted tuesday -- "thi

she was for many years the w with very closese relations toto france. think two of the candidates at the moment could be more pro-european and one would be less pro-european. >> wolfgang, thank you for taking the time to speak to us. angelaman chancellor merkel will be speaking herself from berlin shortly. you can see the podium where she is due to speak in a few minutes time. in indonesia, a passenger plane crashed into the sea this monday with 189 people on board. rescue workers are now starting to retrieve body parts from the crash sites with one official saying they are not expecting to find any survivors. >> at the airport, horror and apprehension for the families of passengers for the flight 610 scheduled to land after taking off from a monday morning. 189 people were e on board thehe plane. >> the crisis center has beenn set up insidide the quarantine room. those whoho are picking u up passengersrs can enterer one by. we will have psychological support inside. officials say this large expanse of debris may be part of the remains of a flight which

he also wants toto offer hope o those in s seemingly hopeless situations. >> we bought firecrackers,nd threw them at a butcher's shop. the butcher came out and started a fight. i defended myself, i hit him in the face. but the firecracker went off in my hand and tore it to shreds, as well as the face of the butcher. he died. i was sentenced to death. i'm supposed to be executed. i'm so tired. for the past four years, i could have been executed at any time. i almost don't care anymore if the sentence is appealed again. i just want clarity. reporter: alireza nabi is taking us to where he goes when he feels drained by all the tragedy he sees in the lives of his workers. he says the growing poverty in his country fills him with despair. alireza: poverty has enormous powewer. poverty can even deaden the sacred feelings a mother has, driving her to sell her child for a little bit of money. i know so many of them who were forced to do this. to sell a baby, you really have to be in a terrible situation to do that.t. reporter: in a country that should be wealthy thanks to its oil and gas rese

strong words from toto wolff.le over the next couple of days where he races next. someone told me earlier, izzy michael junior? is actually mixed schumacher, that the same. —— mick schumacher. it's another father and son, we have the hill', ross byrne and his uncle. thank you. amid all the excitement of jody whittaker taking over as the first female dr who, the new series is also being praised for its diversity in other areas too. one of the show‘s new characters is shining a light on the neurological condition, dyspraxia, which affects movement and co—ordination for around one in ten in the uk. in a moment we'll speak to someone with the condition, as well as a leading therapist in the field but first let's take a look as ryan learns to ride his bike. three, two, one, go! go! go on! go on, ryan! you're doing it, mate! nearly. no, not nearly. i'm sick of coming up here, i'm sick of falling. and i'm sick of this stupid bike. ryan sinclair, don't you dare. let's talk to a couple of guests about this to see what they

and harvard handled bin salman's visit and greeted him as a kind of reformer as opposed toto the warminal tt he is. so the khashoggi affair obviously has reignited interest in that, but it has been going on since march. amy: and you suggest that not only didn't they publicize the visit, you're saying they try to cover it up. >> yes, absolutely. you can see the contrast and the way these elite universities talk about their partnerships with the saudis and the way saudi arabia talks about it. so whenever you have a partnership like that would in elite institution like harvard or m.i.t. that has a very progressive and techy image, the saudi government uses that on social media, use it to sort of create the illusion that they are really also a progressive government, that they're really on the same page with m.i.t., that they superficially use the same language. on the other hand, universities have not said much about it. they only put out a press release after the fact. they're trying to minimize that. because i think they realize it does not look good. here you have a representative of

brutal events, thehe saudi consul general was present as well as a number of other figures linked toto so-called saudi hit team that arrrrived te same day. i haveve totress, turkeke claims they have other audio and videdo recordingsgs f severalal days after r khashoggi disapappeared, none of emem have a. . prpresident dodonald trump appps to be losing patitience today. we will see whether turkey can deliver them. brent: talking about turkish authorities searching the residence of the consul general istanbul. what have we heard about the consul general? he left turkey in a kerry yesterday. what happened -- in a cururry yesterery. when that -- in a hurry yesterday. what happened? dorian: he left just as investigators started d searchig his home he is very much a persrson of interest. there are reports of him being present during this alleged interrogation and murder of khashoggi, and it has made him a key person of interest. there have been unconfirmed reports he has even been removed from his position back in riyadh. but certainly he is a key person, as is the bodyguard of the crown pri

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as you mentioned, he was also found guilty today andnd sentend toto more than thrhree years ofl time on terrorism charges. he does not need to serve this time due to the time he alrereay spent behehind bars,s, but thiss what turkishsh officials are highlightingng today. the pastor is leaving turkey as a man convicted of helping terrorists. sarah: we know he is having toured the united states. ultimately, that is where we are standing by. we know that u.s. turkish relationships entered dangerous territory over the detention. with the issue seemingly resolved now, where do things stand? is washington going to lift economic sanctions? maya: indeed. this seemed to be a key part of the negotiations to let the pastor go. it looks like the u.s. will lift these sanctions and exchange for his release. we have seen reports today saying that everyone -- erdogan and trump began discussing this back in june at a nato meeting. the u.s. and turkey are still nato allies despite relations being at a low point. this is a big win for trump, but as you mentioned, erdogan had to put a good face on this s

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