everyone who controls the city both officially and unofficially it is here. today to. form yemen's different combatants red berets and black scarves it's surreal crowding around this public figure who has come to witness the conflict for himself there are members of al qaeda under the so-called islamic state as well as salafist militia. a few other soldiers complete the picture this is the state of yemen today and on natural alliance of fighters and jihad is who all have one enemy in common the who feeds. together they are a scolding the convoy towards the center of the city. it took weeks of negotiations to prepare for the visit nobody knows whether the ceasefire will last several hours or several days there's still an element of risk all it takes is a sniper's bullet or some rocket fire. silence of the from line could be broken at any. tongue's has been under heavy fire for two and a whole few years and then by both aerial strikes from the saudi coalition and street fighting. six. thousand. i. i this prairie little left of the city apart from rubble burning rubbish a

false let everybody knows that that official and unofficial capitals in yemen. and also political capital. santa is still a very important capital and the country will be as president of the i.c.r.c. i have to be very careful not to give the impression of recognizing one or other of the capitals as the main one. so they can't be copied last time i came i started my trip in sun. and finished in asia. this time i'm doing it the other way round. should definitely be. for the sake of impartiality. or impartiality and a sort of logistics but especially for humanitarian reasons. this is the last stop on pay tomorrow's journey having held talks with exile government representatives in may and then speaking with war chiefs entice now he must hold discussions with two three rebels. but we won't find out about anything that was said during any of these talks discretion is crucial tomorrow's work. then an additional revenue. this is where the war started in this city perched two thousand three hundred meters up in the mountains after lightning quick strikes the rebels took

so, unofficially 217 as of this moment. what about this, bryan?kesman kendall marr told the "kansas city star" this. "we have received countless reports that voters experienced issues when they voted on tuesday. many colyer voters had difficulties finding his name on the ballot. were forced to vote on provisional ballots or were turned away outright for unknown reasons." have you received reports on this, can you explain that? >> on any election day, i receive reports of any problems across the state. so, yes, i've received some of these. i have not had any conversation with any representative of the governor's office at this time. i hope that they share that information with us so we can look. but i can't address some of those, and in a press conference prior to election day, the secretary of state's office alerted voters to the fact that we have seven candidates for governor, and seven candidates for u.s. house district 2 on the republican side. with many of our voting machines, with our touchscreen voting machines, there were simply too many ca

ramy: that is part of the official agenda but what happens unofficially to? think happenedl trade war to the global agenda has have power and how it affects that policy for the bank of england policy member -- policymaking member and someone who is often a presenter at jackson hole -- hall. that there is a sense that that will be a discussion. one of the latest pieces of news we have gotten is donald trump's tweets about potential south african appropriation of land by the government. we just spoke to the deputy governor. he thinks they are a constitutional government that the economy will hand as this will and they do not have to .eact that will be running here on our bloomberg television show in a few hours. it is an important take from someone will be so affected by what is happening there especially that worsens. yvonne: thank you kathleen hays. this ever flattening yield curve we are seeing the u.s. to 10 years spread shrinking below 20 basis points. the first and that actually has happened since 2007. it has been this long debate even a month the member

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word comes out of the government unofficially that they have not signed on to this plan. throwing cool water and making it look more cravenly political. again, the debate goes on. mrs. chennault always denied it. the evidence seems to be strong. host: our guest is an author, a presidential historian. at can find more of his work his website. guest: we do a couple doors. towardsed doing does go a year that were presidential. we went to presidential sites. now we broaden a bit where at the end of september, we are doing a frank lloyd wright and hemingway tour of wisconsin and michigan and anyway, we are doing a trip to ireland's next year. -- ireland next year. england trip, 11 presidents in 10 days. patriots.com. host: what is your latest book? guest: i am not in the home stretch but well past the halfway point of a big biography , a surprising biography of gerald ford, who i knew. actually, as an intern in the ford white house, and i am surprised i thought i knew him. i'm surprised 45 years later, there is new information, resignation and other events. it is -- you just h

season far by president musharraf's ghani earlier that was probably on has yet to respond although unofficial sources say the group is considering taking part in the truce as follows a week of fighting across afghanistan which saw the taliban launch a massive assault on the provincial capital gardening units a.d.'s in has more for us from kabul. this is not the first time that president musharraf of any announced a cease fire on a religious holiday back in june in either the fifth or the end of ramadan president or any announced a cease fire for three days. taliban accepted the offer and many people here in afghanistan remember when taliban fighters and army soldiers share the same mosques right next to each other and how the treasure it was for many here and it is an inspiration that peace perhaps is. reachable and it's possible in afghanistan however this offer is quite different the duration of the cease fire proposal proposed by president romney is for three months like three days in a little fitter and also people here believe that the president is trying to reach some sort of agreement

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the unofficial beginning of the john gruden era part two is good.hether it is preseason or not, winning is good. before the game, john gruden meets his family. he said he was looking forward to this. a reintroduction to the black hole. he gets everybody pumped up. marchand lynch electrified the cloud on the raiders first drive , taking a handoff. he is gone down the sideline. 60 yards except for one little thing. a penalty flag will bring it all back. kolton miller called for holding. dirk carr played only one set of downs. his replacement, connor cook -- ryan switzer in the back of the end zone. nice catch. the raiders let at that .10-0. they wind up winning, 16-10 in the preseason opener. that is a rarity. marchand lynch did speak with one of the raiders sideline reporters. you do not see that too often. marchand in front of a microphone. >> the interview was not exciting. >> obviously marchand lynch is good at avoiding tacklers and avoiding questions. he walked away from the interview and did not engage any further other than to say, derek carr i

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the strategy was there was an unofficial alliance between rockefeller people, the reagan people, and several favorite sons. governor romney, governor rhodes of ohio. if they can stop nixon on the first ballot, his support will be road and ultimate -- erode, and it will be a battle of the titans, rockefeller and reagan. again, we will never know. theard nixon only won nomination by 25 votes on the first ballot. people forget how close is the thing it was. the party came out. the republicans came out of the convention in a vastly more unified state. nixon gave the people thought was a very effective acceptance speech. they had been out of power for eight years. they were hungry. and they were confronting a very fractured opposition. let's not forget there was a third party that year. george wallace, the governor of anbama who was running on openly segregationist campaign. but not just in the beach south where he was favored in several states. wallace was running in the north as well, trying to poach on a lot of traditional labor votes that would normally go to the democratic candidate.

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zimbabwean opposition figure has appeared in court accused of inciting public violence and publicizing unofficial or fake presidential election results tendai biti had unsuccessfully tried to seek asylum in neighboring zambia the un has expressed its grave concern at reports that zambia had forcibly returned beauty in defiance of a court order a powerful aftershock has struck the indonesian province of longbow the six point three magnitude tremor is the strongest of hundreds of aftershocks that have hit the area since the deadly quake on sunday officials say the death toll from sunday's quake has now risen to two hundred fifty nine tens of thousands of people remain home this moscow says it is considering how to retaliate against fresh sanctions from washington the u.s. state department announced the punitive measures in connection with the poisoning of a former double agent to sergei scriptural and his daughter you'll use in britain the u.s. and the u.k. say that russia was responsible which the kremlin did not. argentina's senate has rejected a bill to legalize abortion and it rejected it by a

we know opposition figure has appeared in court hues of inciting public violence and publicizing unofficial or fake presidential election results to beat had unsuccessfully tried to seek asylum in neighboring zambia the un has expressed its great concern it reports that zambia have forcibly returned beauty in defiance of a court order. the united states aims to create a new space by the year two thousand and twenty it would form the six branch of the armed services vice president mike pence said that the force is needed to ensure america's dominance in space amid heightened competition and threats from china and russia the plan still requires the agreement of congress and it needs a budget. moscow says that it is considering how to retaliate against fresh sanctions from washington the u.s. state department announced punitive measures in connection with the poisoning of former double agent sergei scruple and his daughter yulia in britain the u.s. and the u.k. say that russia was responsible the kremlin denies that. it's like the organization for security and cooperation in europe has critici

. >> it seems like we say good-bye unofficially to summer on labor day and there comes our heat wave. hello to summer in september and october. >> pumpkin spiced latte in october. >>> this is unbelievable. police say a man paid to be a driver and drank enough to be three times over the legal limit. eight tourists found their wine tour driver passed out behind the wheel friday night. still, the driver tried to take them. he went southbound on 101. they forced him off the freeway and they called ride shares to pick him up. >> he was having trouble maintaining his vehicle within the lane. at one point he almost hit a big rig. >> chp identified the driver as eugene working for napa valley wine tours. they say he has a prior dui conviction. we have not heard back. >>> man's best friend meets an apparent enemy, the encounter when one dog >>> a showdown in >> yes. that is the bull terrier getting confused when coming face to face with some live lobsters? nantucket. the dog barking and sniffing the critters trying to figure out what was going on. someone recommended taking the rubber bands of

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kathleen: another unofficial topic hanging over the conference this year is the trade war. fed was saying, what should we look at at best when the kansas city fed was saying, what should we look like at jackson hole, they would definitely not anticipated this. billions of dollars have been drawn, more could be coming, would could happen? what do you make of this? jacob: the damage seen in the data, it will be too late. i think this is a much more serious subject then the interest rate. the trade war in a world which is so interconnected, the trade war is another element of the attack against globalization. another element of fragmentation. in a world which is so interconnected, one needs to join hands, rather than argue with each other. i think that history shows, and it is not emphasized enough, that trade has produced tremendous benefits to millions for thee, especially poor. it has elevated with his of people all over the world, especially in emerging economies, out of poverty. however, there are of course, losers. they will have to be addressed, and they will need to be

that hit above the knee is considered by some a bad representation of the royals that breaks an unofficialat women in the family don't show the knee. the official kenzington palace instagram account posted a photo by not showing the entire dress. cutting off the shot at meghan's waist. this last from the past of a 18-year-old harry in his dorm room has gone viral after halle berry noticed her picture on the wall behind him. berry tweeted, okay, i prince harry, i see you. @missy elliot. obviously referencing her "work it". >> what guy doesn't have a crush on halle berry? >>> it was chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger. they enjoyed an afterdinner stroll in santa monochasm check out his busy schedule. monday, tuesday, he balanced coparenting duties. wednesday he made time for a workout before his low-key dinner date. check out the new shot of brad pitt going retro. he was sporting white jeans on the set of once upon a time in hollywood. after his split from angie he started spending time in the art studio? check out channing tatum's new art work. this was my attempt at creating a sculptu

this is the first person to endorse president trump, someone who is sort of an unofficial liaison to the transition team. and so president trump is going to have to come out and say something. i can tell you, i've reached out to a whole host of white house officials. i asked mercy schlapp, the communications director, effectively, look, what is your reaction to this breaking news? she said, i refer you to doj. so she didn't have any immediate response to that. right now they're trying to brush aside questions. we're looking at our twitter feed to get the president's reaction, how has he typically responded? edition he digs in. tom price was under criticism and scrutiny for months before ultimately he left this administration. he wouldn't be surprised if we saw a similar approach. but of course the stakes are different because we're getting closer to the midterms. of course you had all those warning signs overnight. the president himself right now weighing whether to do an interview with special counsel mueller. his team of lawyers is poised to submit a counterproposal to the mueller

the unofficial figure is said to be much higher. at is knknown is that thousands of liters of alcohol are confiscated and d destroyed evy year. and that the health ministry has opened a detox clinic. but we are told that most often, addicts are simply locked away. the non-governmental activities in tehran are impressive. in the south of the city, aid organizations care for the plentiful addicts living on the street. the volunteers offer more than just a warm meal. safa: it's not our goal just to feed those who are forced to live on the street. the meals are a means to make contact with the drug addicts, to gain their trust. to give them hope that someone is there for them. reporter: they have e reached my this wayay and helpeped them gef the streets and get clean. those who manage it are celebrated each year. >> i have been clean for ten months and ten days. i never thought i would manage it. reporter: we meet shirin again here. she now wants to share the kind of help she got with others. shirin: there are still a lot of people who

. >> reporter: unofficially firefighters are telling me that so far they counted 11 outbuildings that have been destroyed and two homes when the river fire here kicked up this afternoon. but they will have damage assessment teams going in tomorrow. they said once the sun is up they will have a better idea exactly what happened here this afternoon. katie nielson, kpix 5. >> the video shows what air crews are facing as they fight to contain the flames tonight. the two blazes cover 125 square miles. an area the size of san francisco and oakland combined. those fires 12% contained tonight. >> despite the danger some people in the fire's path are refusing to leave their homes tonight. that includes lakeport firefighter who just came off the fire lines. he is using his 24 hours off to defend his 75-acre walnut farm. it is a mile from where the river fire is burning. >> it could get to the point where, you know, those that chose not to leave -- >> we choose to protect our land. ytwhat we have. how -- it is what we have and how we make our living. >> he is prepared to fight. he spent the day

his legacy in the senate and the way he treated >> every decade there's an unofficial lion of the senate. for the d lastade it's been john mccain. inwhen i defe lion of the senate, i think of it as the person who sort of speaks for the institution, and speaks for the integrity of the country.ha ands -- you know, john mccain grabbed that mantle and it well. the beauty of john mccain is that one of the things, personally i thought w amazing, he didn't care about your station in fe. meaning he -- the first interview i had with him, i was doing a chat in 1996, we were doing chat room stuff -- newfound website, he who i was, but people agreed to do it. he didn't care if it was -- it sn't just because it was "meet the press." he didn't know w i was, that's the pers he was. he treated everyone as equal, --h some respect, and it that's why people say, press loves john mccain, because john mccainreated everyone with respect, his constituents, his political opponents. >> chuck todd will have much more on the passing of senator john mccain on meet the press tomorrow morning at 10:340. d we'll conti

he is the own -- unofficial boss.is criminal record includes possession of weapons and assault. >> over there, they are leftists. we have to listen to nazi is out the whole evening. at my own garden fence, i was told to get out because i am a nazi. i said i live here. they play music against us. we have a nice day barbecuing together. we will do this every year against the left wing. >> the crowd store at the festival does not care much. they are here to support the message of tolerance and democracy. >> the united nations investigators have released a report on myanmar's military, calling for the prosecution of the commanders for crimes against humanity. investigators say the military orchestrated a campaign against the country's muslims with genocidal intent. myanmar's crackdown against them began last year. akaka -- campaign of arson, rape, and murder prompted several thousand people to flee to bengal --. -- been with us --b. >> they must pay for what they have called genocidal intent. >> criminal investigation and

betrayal him more potent more than sixteen names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial downgrades out of one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist look at. israel's population is just under nine million about seventy five percent are jews of all backgrounds twenty percent are arab of any religion other than jewish and five percent are defined as others the druze are an arab speaking minority of around one hundred thirty thousand people they form less than two percent of israel's population they practice an offshoot of islam and live mostly in villages in northern israel they are the only non jewish minority serving in the israeli army israeli government designates the druze as a distinct ethnic community separate from palestinian christians and muslims. all right let's bring in our panel joining us in west jerusalem ariel kahana diplomatic correspondent for israel heigho in tel aviv and on what a political science researcher at haifa university and also in west jerusalem mitchell barrak a former adviser to former president shimon peres

. >> that's why they're called unofficial results on election night. >> and political bread and butter with heaping sides of fun. my triple fried love affair with the iowa state fair. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." nancy pelosi is accustomed to being target of republican attacks, but now a growing number of democrats are going after her sort of saying it's time for her to step aside. if this week has told us one thing, it's that a blue wave is coming. but everyone that's been to the beach can tell you with every big wave, there's an undertow. it's possible this november the undertow is named nancy pelosi. >> a vote for paul davis is a vote for nancy pelosi. that's too risky. >> after lying the whole campaign, dishonest danny o'connor now admits he'd vote for pelosi. >> mccall for congress? pelosi for speaker. >> republicans are pummelling democrats with anti-pelosi tv ads. but pelosi doesn't appear to be ready to relinquish her leadership role any time soon. then again, that decision may actually

open markse th unofficial end of summer as the world's best tennis players gather in new york city for the fina grand slam. 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the u.s. open in its crent form. when professionals were allowed to compete and a lot h changed since 1968. organizers compete with a 24/7 sports calendar. they hado keep the excitement year after year. picking up the pace and bringing the energy is >>key. he timeclock, we're going to have interesting things going on in the court. we hc,e mu we have all kinds of things going on. to make it an excitingt. ev we don't want you to have to be quiet all the time. it aeeds to be active energetic sporting event. and most -- eve three out of five matches don't last any longer than a football game. >> the u.s. tennis association has made a big push to getting younger people playing the sport. to attract even more fans, the usta has remodeled their headquarters to become more of n destinator tennis lovers, offering low cost tennis-cation. >> most of our camps are three or four days. they'll play tennis notice morning and have a break. we ha

he was an unofficial ambassador to the united states, a comfort to our allies, and unabashed championor western values. he was not afraid to take on president. he was not afraid to take on his own party. he was equally parts funny and serious, foulmouthed and statesmanlike. he could put the temper in temperament. he was a brave and honest man. he was a patriot. he was all those things throughout his life, usually more than one at once. until his very last days. remarking on the character of america, senator mccain said that we live in a, quote, big, boisterous, brawling, tempered thriving, during, brave, good in magnificent country. truer words cannot be said about the man himself, big, boisterous, brawling, intemperate, restless, striving, daring, brave, good and magnificent. as you go through life you meet truly, you meet a few truly great people. john mccain was one of them. his dedication to his country and to the men and women who served and protected was unsurpassed. even in his last weeks he was calling me every few days to make sure that our defense authorization bill was done

seven as an event for fringe groups of that time eight independent theater groups organized this unofficial event which took place alongside be established edinburgh festival but things changed today it's the largest cultural festival in the what artists from more than fifty countries take part but with such a varied program thousands of events it's not that easy for performance to get people to come to their show. every august musicians acrobats and theater groups converge on edinburgh scotland for the fringe festival and for more than three weeks the venerable. historical old town becomes a stage for performers from all over the world. thank. god they fell full time coming out saying that the sixty's time time to. say much is just as well have been saying it's unique. as far as i'm aware this place else in the world where art just lives and breathes it's overwhelming but i think that's the best part of frames where you go you get pulled into one direction or another you don't quite know what you're going to do. to the performer spend the day trying to get as many people as they can to com

today the puerto rican government gave an unofficial estimate showing the number of dead in the months after maria is more than 20 times higher. nbc's gabe gutierrez was in puerto rico during maria and went back for this update. >> reporter: tonight, new confusion surrounding puerto rico's death toll, with the island's government acknowledging more than 1,400 people may have died following hurricane maria, in a draft report to congress, dramatically higher than the previous official count of just 64. the president touted the low death toll in october. >> if you look a at a real catastrophe like katrina, and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people who died, everybody watching, can really be very proud of what's taken place in puerto rico. >> reporter: the actual number controversial. a harvard study estimated it could be more than 4,600, the official government count unchanged waiting on another study that's not yet done. this as people like david maldonato are still struggling almost 11 months after the storm. does this island feel forgotten? >> yes. >>

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the unofficial meal. ♪i just had sabra hummus and now i feel good! applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! my guest tonight is a grammy-now riter who has written hits for macklemore, rihanna, beyonce and just wrapped a festival tour with eminem. please welcome skylar grey! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: and congratulations coming off the successful tour with eminem. is eminem one of those people who is, like, super, like, hard core when we see them but then just a softy and sweetheart in real life? >> kind of. h he's legally fun. >> trevor: i feel like eminem is i the booth rapping and then comes to me and is like, hi... he's one of the funniest people i've ever met. >> trevor: you always dreamed about working with eminem. you talked about how you were first introduce to the idea of singing on an eminem song when stand came out. >> i heard that song when i was 13 and it was my first experience loving hip-hop. >> trevor: right. >> then i deep down had this dream of wanting to work wit

at the same time we see in at least one online survey, albeit unofficial, that the taiwanese people seeonomic sense. i want to bring you some live images from california in the us because wildfires that are continuing to burn. these are images of the holy fire, in southern california, and authorities there say the fire in the cleveland national forest area has burned nearly 10,000 acres and it has displaced 20,000 people. these are some of the live images of the firefighters that are battling the firefighters that are battling the holy fire. 0ver the firefighters that are battling the holy fire. over 600 firefighters are trying to combat that fire, which is one of many mild —— wildfires ranging across the state. these wildfires are taking place over the past few days and to let you know, a 51—year—old man was arrested on tuesday on suspicion of starting the holy fire, the holy fire in southern california which has burned nearly 10,000 acres of land, displacing 20,000 people. these are live images. staying in the united states, the us vice president says that the time has come grey space

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