impre toov waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait.ving-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> this is the xfinity sports >> make no mistake, serious question still surrounding football. today after that upsettewith s, they return to play on campus sinc the first time since the death of their team player. number 79 back in college part but it wa

. >> can you wait like two minutes? coming out?> yes. >> the good news is they've got the sirens on. they can hear them coming. >> she's facing backwards. in the backseat, three of their other kids. >> ooh. >> they already have four kids, and this is their fifth. they're expecting any second now. >> somebody help. do something. >> no! >> no! >> no. oh, baby boss. she just gave birth to their little girl. >> oh, my goodness. >> you can hear the baby cry. you can see mom smiling. >> i feel like i'm dreaming. >> oh, my god. wanna see the baby? >> tell us more about this absolutely beautiful moment. we have alexis and dominique and the kids here at "right this minute." welcome to the show. >> this is cordon. >> i thought it would have been like toyota. >> so, dad, you wanted her to wait but did you really think she could? >> i wasn't sure how far along she was. it was about eight minutes. but i was probably four minutes. >> what made you start recording, dad. >> it was all her, she said, get this on camera in case i have -- >> what was

parents all over the nation have been waiting and waiting and waiting for childcare.we finally pass something in san francisco. let's start the process now. one thing i know about you, supervisor normanee, what a huge champion you are for childcare. one thing i know about you supervisor safai, i know you came up to me and personally shook my hand and congratulated me, because you said you're for childcare, too. so let's remember that the voters voted and what we want, we want childcare. we want it now. i'm one of last born and raised san francisco families hanging on by a thread in the city. i'm a solo parent. and this is life or death for a lot of our families. how can we as elected officials look at our constituencies in the face and say you need to wait a little longer because of these corporations. no, let's start the implementation now, let's start collecting the funds. let's move on. people are already waiting. thank you. >> i'm now present a substitute teacher in one of the schools here. i commend you on the part of the clause that talks about parity for teache

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she's just going to wait for it. wait for it. she inches closer -- >> i saw wile e.ote try this one. >> she's got it. >> okay. >> here, here -- no, no -- wait, wait. >> turn -- >> not only did they rescue it, cornelius is in a forever home where it's being raised the house. >> inside? >> yes. this rooster is a pet. >> is that going to be like really annoying for the neighbors at 5:00 in the morning. >> inside, the cat is not amused. >> the cat is its friend for now. cornelius and the cat are forever friends. >> that's sweet. kind of hoped their hearts for a lost chicken. ♪ >>> all i can say is brace yourself. ♪ >> ooh! >> oh. >> ooh. >> not smart. >> that was really bad. yeah, you guys just saw a quad get hit almost head-on by an oncoming vehicle. these guys riding together as a group, trying to pass a vehicle that you see in front of them. unfortunately, instead of doing one atv passing the car at the time. ey just stayed on the opposite lane to pass as many cars as they could. >> that was just so dumb. >> yeah, so, so dumb. >> this rider amazingly only suffered bru

we are's will, still waiting on the price, still waiting to see if apple is going to indeed unveil the cheaper priced home. david, what are the things that you think will chart the year ahead for apple? what will we be watching? i hate to sound like a broken record, but i think the watch is going to generate a lot of it right. could have anyou fda approved medical device as part of something you want to wear anyway, you can have alerts on your health that are really reliable. i think that's a big deal and i think that will start to sell in larger numbers. going back to your question from before, i have the iphone 7 plus. i looked down at it in the break and i was looking at the pictures of the new ones and i can't -- it does look out of date. it still has the frame around. immediately for the first time it looks old to me, which is really weird, but i guess that's what apple wants. i think these new devices will celebrate. the next year, if the economy stays healthy, that's the single biggest lesson that the company should be facing -- because look, this company is so dominant in the e

but how much longer will they wait i don't think this is going to be a four-year wait, two-year wait, or wait until trump is out of office wait >> could be a post-midterm wait. >> to guy's point, the pushback is i think he is softening behind the scenes to china giving them reasons to actually get something done that we're not hearing about. >> my view is this is not even about the intermediate goods elon broke down what's what. what's really at risk here i think this is all about made in china 2025. i think this is all about supremacy of both the internet and data and technology in this century. therefore, i don't think we're going to solve this. i think both sides are going to dig in aggressively because both sides see this as a strategic issue of national significance. >> can you say one of the reasons the market gets in these modes where it spins wheels a bit, if you look at the types of things that are leading the market, because we're still worried about trade. if you -- you can't really break out hard to the upside because you're not really sure what the earnings impact is goin

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good night, everybody. waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait.ind out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine bawell be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance rates up to 64 percent in virginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia. "i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." tonight, the white house pushing back on tclaims it's trying to limihe scope of the new background check on brett kavanaugh as two senators describe the kavanaugh they saw at that contentious hearing. >> a terrifying night in pennsylvania. w

some of them wait out in the open. the last hour i have come with my daughter from the east from bihar my daughter has major problems with her bladder but i couldn't afford to have her treated so we came here to get the finest treatment. they are going to have a kidney problem i came here a month ago but i didn't want to wait to have all the money tests so i returned to my village but my situation deteriorated. not is why i have come back however i haven't been able to get to bed so i'll just have to see how i gets on a guy in fact and this ticket is around. i live five hundred kilometers away i have problems with my kidneys and my liver i have been to lots of hospitals already and because none of them could help me i was sent here i've been having test for a month now i'm waiting for a diagnosis in the future love it it has been happening and i'm david this is. my husband has been having treatment for the last six years he has cancer of the larynx the treatment here really helps him it's not easy to get an appointment

they were drivers waiting to earn a medallion for free from the waiting list and then the m.t.a. instituted the purchase program and they felt very upset. you have been waiting many years and thought you were going to get it for free and just right at the top of the list and now you have to pay $250,000 for it. so what the m.t.a. did is offer as part of a transition to sell up to 200 on the waiting list at half price. . do you want this much detail? >> superviser fewer: i think detail is really important because it is very confusing. >> i recognize that. >> superviser fewer: it just shows how crazy the whole system is that in the inequity that is actually built into the system. i am so sorry that you were the messenger because it is not you. >> i understand. >> i know you are trying to fix this problem. >> and waiting on the list and have the $250,000 and so sorry and the first 250,000 and is that how we created the $125,000? and so when we talk about purchasing the medallions after 2010, we see that we have some that are purchased at $125,000 and that was the first 200 on the li

>>ism people are waiting to come after his checkbook.s just been sentenced to three to 10 years behind bars. is he heading to state prison. stay with us. you are watching fox. ♪ ♪ >> julie: fox news alert. we continue our coverage of bill cosby's sentence 3 to 10 years for 2,004 sexual assaults. we still have not seen bill cosby, correct? >> we have not. and we are waiting for the d.a.'s press conference to take place in the building in front of me. and waiting on others who may speak on a camera in rain in front of the courthouse behind me. read you more from our producer in the courtroom's notes about what the judge said to bill cosby before he sentenced him. he said that he puts a high degree of weight on the impact of crime on the victim and her family. the judge told bill cosby 34 months, 34 long months since the criminal complaint was brought. it's time for justice in the court of law. mr. cosby had all circles back to you, the time has come. and then he told him his sentence of a minimum of three years and maximum of 10 years in a

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during the long waiting period i made a great effort to become integrated here. i worked for one year as a security guard and i believe that my family and i can become well integrated here . longs to see his family again but he's worried about how much longer it might take he's waited three years and it's still unclear when they'll be reunited. relations between russia and the usa are tense confused even if the u.s. has imposed sanctions for russia's alleged meddling in its elections russian citizens however are hoping for an easing of tensions at least that's what a survey has revealed. he used to be a priority. now the steady one year old manager plays in the amateur league. but he still has one hell of an arm. as a kid he was fascinated with baseball and started training at an early age he's playing again today even his club the record on the outskirts of moscow. not sure what's that about the more people are becoming interested in baseball the parents come and watch their kids but it's not a hugely popular sport it's not mainstream. not like in the u.s. anywa

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the governor should a terrorist attack a coma or nerve and his colleagues are no longer supposed to wait for an elite unit which in the past often arrive too late the officers are to take action themselves and potentially stop a massacre the lack of free time the hostility they face and the fear of terrorism proved to be too much for many last year more than sixty police officers took their own lives they often killed themselves at their workplace. by the end of twenty nineteen around forty dangerous jihadists who have served their sentences will be released from french jails so for officers like her nerve the fight against terror will continue it's hardly the job he signed up for when you become a policeman because you enjoyed playing cops and robbers and you're like a little action. but for now i go home thinking how happy i am nothing is done even if the terrorist threat has changed his work entirely maxime had no plans to continue keeping lol and in fronts. uganda is breaking new ground in the fight against plastic waste one step is banning plastic bags the alternative banana fibers

the biggest thing that's changed is the waiting time back then i was on the edge and waiting lists for six weeks today most urgent cases wait for six months to a year it's a terrible development in the. german health system workers hope that so-called transplant representatives like dr steven layman can reverse that development the surgeon spends many of his working hours raising awareness among staff and relatives of terminally ill patients about the importance of organ donations. will disappear with the movie we have to make people aware of this time and again because our daily task is of course to save lives and heal patients or and. when we discussed being a donor with people we've already gone beyond the workload of the past is the new approach it gives us a new possibility to help others by giving them donated alderman's. forty eight year old has discussed the subject of organ donation with his family he thinks the german system where organ donation only applies if someone consents to it in writing it's old fashioned and bureaucratic he says the opt out system currently in discus

he's got to make it through another weekend of waiting and waiting and waiting to find out if his lifeg to fall apart based on these accusations or if he's going to end up on the supreme court. is it fair to him? >> it's a very difficult situation for every person involved in this. i think she should testify. i think if you make these claims, you should testify and brett kavanaugh should have a chance to get his side of the story. martha, i also firmly believe there are no other accusations and the other allegations that brett kavanaugh will tell his side of the story, he will ultimately get confirmed. this is a tough contest. you have to give, though, the woman who has come forward with the accusation, the time to tell her story. if it's monday, wednesday or thursday, they will get to it, he will get his side to the story and the senate will evaluate that. that is the way the process should work. >> dianne feinstein also said she can't say that everything is truthful in response to reporters' questions. you see the media and the left run rampant, already accusing cavanaugh doing somet

they patrolled and waited. they drilled and waited. they worked and waited.terror they knew was coming. then, it came. [sirens] that is the sound that became part of the life of every man, woman, and child in britain. [sirens] [baby crying] august 5, 1940, the battle for britain is on. ♪ >> in the air tunnels. flying due west. here comes the luftwaffe. in dozens of flights, hundreds of planes, bombers, dive bombers. across 21 miles of channel. that eight short minutes of water. their first tactics were to bomb convoys on the channel, convoys loaded with food and ammunition. ofound for the great port london. german fighters waited overhead for the defending planes of the royal air force, the raf, to appear. they did not have long to wait. [bell ringing] [plane engine noise] the raf came, facing odds of 6, 8, 10-1, and dove in, shouting the old hunting cry "tally ho." [plane engine noise] phase one of the nazi plan calls for the men of the raf to be knocked out of the air. the men of raf did not read the nazi plan. in the first four days, the raf knocked 182 ge

i can't wait until then for a replacement i.d. >> they've been criticized for skyrocketing wait timesency hopes to modernize it within the next four years. until then, these customers are taking it all in stride. >> when they're wrong, they're wrong. it's not going to go smoothly. you have to accept it. it's nothing i can do about it. >> reporter: a total of 12 offices here in the bay area were affected by the outage. we're live in fremont this afternoon, i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, chris. more reaction from bay area residents responding to an bs 7 news tweet. dean a got to the los gatos location at 6:45 this morning and was still waiting at 10:15. she was afraid the systems would come back up the moment she left. >> anyone a tweeted that she left the san mateo location after waiting 2 1/2 hours. >> frustrating. >>> police outside of baltimore, maryland, they're investigating the motive behind a deadly shooting at a distribution center for rite aid. authorities say 26-year-old woman who was a temporary employee there opened fire in the building this morning. three peo

oh wait. wait. i said when general dynamics abrams tanks appeared in tahrir square as the egyptian military carried out the deadliest massacre of peaceful protesters anywhere. since china's massacre in tiananmen square in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine and it's not just u.s. companies making international sales the taxpayer too has spent money on more crimes we can actually track your individual donation go pink launched a campaign to divest from the war machine trying to get cities organizations and individuals to divest from death dealerships check the website to see if any of your investments are in weapons contractors and luckily i found out. i have no investments reporting from my office in washington d.c. this name we caravan e redacted. here are your headlines from the future in november and you'll learn tough guy teenager kind of bombed a little marijuana not worse for you. don't want to wait for a man. without mass protest aside sproing oregon goes back to throwing work on was trapez

we were waiting and hoping every day. >> tonight, in their only interview, we hear directly from the boys, out of the hospital, into new lives. changed lives. instagram lives. >> 98,000 followers, this guy. >> thailand's james longman did the first exclusive interview with the coach. here's james longman. >> reporter: tucked into a mountainside sits an a a a a a a buddhist temple. it's here that we meet the team and their coach. after weeks of trying, we finally got the green light. it's been a long process, because officials are worried about the boys and their state of mind. we just had a long meeting with child psychologists, and they have the best of intentions, and we're on our way to meet the boys now. hello. >> hello. >> how's it going? this is their first exclusive interview since being rescued. >> how many of you? >> as the world was riveted to their life or death ordeal. how are you? >> we're good. >> how has life been since you left the cave? >> normal. >> good. >> my life is getting better. >> pong is known fo

. >> wait a minute. so this guy was still fishing and wasn't calling for help, didn't think that he was in danger being -- shore? he had any plan on how to >> they never really get into that. >> he's asking for help, what's he going to do call on a cell phone? it doesn't work way out there. >> and what is on the end of that line. >> he's getting toad around. >> by a shark sbr. >> by a shark. to v on our channel and likehi . the guy's like. >> i have $47, i'm rich. >> he said he probably has more followers than me. >> they already have a million hits for this. they eventually decide to throw a rope out to the guy and bring him in. >> what did you catch today. >> an idiot. >> so once gets on board they're like to do you want to finish catching this? if you want to see what was actually at the end of that. >> look at that thing. >> are we being duped here? >> they themselves talk about going viral then he drops his twitch channel and talks about them going viral. >> yeah. >> i saw a girl trying to ride her

followed by news4 at 4:00. waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait.ind out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine i'm neal simon. i'm the son of an immigrant and a family man. daughter: hey, dad. neal: and now i'm running for the u.s. senate, unaffiliated with any party, because they're playing partisan games and getting nothing done, and it's crippling ameri. i've created high-paying jobs right here in maryland by listening, bringing pple together, and finding common ground, and i'll do the same thing as your senator. they say an outsider can't do it, but... all: together... neal: ...we'll prove them wrong. i'm neal simon, and i approve this message. let's finally put people over polics. >>> it's getting costlier to check bags on u.s. flights. delta following in the footsteps of undted a jetblue by hiking fees $5 to $30 for t

i was delivered with it what do when i get it i wait and wait but nothing happens first she was supposed to have a blood test and a hearing test suddenly we were also expected to pay for the treatment but for the laboratory costs five hundred rupees about fourteen euro's but i don't have that kind of money on poppy don't you deduct that if i join you. in delhi things look totally different for people who don't have any financial worries as a rule it is not a means they turn to but one of the many private hospitals. having come out of her anesthetic rosie feels like a new person mother is with her only a short while ago rosie was still called michael and look like this. now she has the body she has wanted ever since childhood to be honestly. i've always been a female. and from the from the to the age of ten everybody was a girl. in england where she lives the operation would have cost around fifty thousand euros here she will pay amie a tenth of that to this specialist dr kaushik is a cosmetic surgeon who specializes in sex change operations here he's talking to another patient which. the

so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. ainsley: as hurricane florence battles the carolina coast, life-threatening storm surge, the u.s. army is out in full force, ready to help recovery efforts. steve: the commanding general of the corps of engineers joins us with more. good morning to you. >> glad to be here. steve: first responders have their hands full in the carolinas. you were at the pentagon yesterday. what is your mission during florence? >> most important thing is to say to everybody on behalf of the dod team our thoughts and prayers go to those in need, we have bee

so now it's just waiting? a waiting game? the longest you've ever spent in any spot? not here, but anywhere? >> mangelsen: 42 days with the cougars. >> cooper: 42 days? >> mangelsen: well, i went home at night and slept, and then would go back at daybreak. >> cooper: but you would spend all day there? >> mangelsen: yeah. >> cooper: so, 12 hours a day? >> mangelsen: 12 or 14. >> cooper: 12 or 14 hours a day for 42 days? >> mangelsen: yeah. >> cooper: did you get the shot? >> mangelsen: finally. >> cooper: this was the shot worth waiting for-- the elusive cougar coming out of her den at dusk. taken in 1999, it's among the first photographs to document the life of a wild, female cougar. it helped launch a movement to protect the cats against human encroachment. back at the river, after a three-hour wait... >> mangelsen: there, right between the trees. >> cooper: yeah, yeah, yeah! >> mangelsen: there she comes. >> cooper: yeah. ( camera clicking ) >> mangelsen: well, that was... >> cooper: that was cool. >> mangelsen: ...pretty c

look at how small businesses could benefit. waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting.on't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine >>> this morning, we are continuing to track the aftermath of florence. 18 people have died since the storm made landfall on friday. the latest victim, a 1-year-old boy swept away by floddwaters. his found a short time ago. >> and wilmington, north carolina, and other communities are still cut off by rising waters. news 4's chris lawrence reports on how all the flooding has impact parts of the state. >> reporter: well, one of the biggestroblems you're going to find around the state right now is isolation. and here's what ian you've got this secondary road right here, completely shut down. i mean, look at all of this water in here. you ca see why it's impossible for any cars or trucks to get through re.

to the d- >>> the dmv says it has cut down on wait times statewide and is pledging to slice wait times da lin went to the dmv and found some people giving the agency some credit. >> reporter: this short line at the oakland claremont dmv looks zooing because the agency says the average wait -- deceiving because the agency says the average wait without an appointment is almost 2 1/2 hours. some customers tell me it's been longer than that. >> three hours i was sitting down waiting. >> i'm starving. i'm going to grab something to eat now. >> i have never heard anybody say they're glad to go to dmv, just a negative thought. >> reporter: the dmv has been working in recent months to improve its image and customer service. today it announced despite serving more people in the last month, they've reduced the wait time statewide by 30 minutes. their goal is to drop another 20 minutes by the end of this month. >> we're very hopeful and we're happy to see more of this wait time reduction up and down the state. >> reporter: assemblyman phil tang says the new wait times are still unacceptable. >> w

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or crowd control, or, you know, waiting for a sergeant to arrive at the scene. my understanding was there was no sergeants. i'm wondering in this case, was there any follow-up training afterwards or anytime in between for these officers? >> the officers did have initial training immediately after. but they haven't had the benefit of the new training. >> when you look at these, sometimes you see in the reports that the shooting was in policy but you find other things to be out of policy when he violated a d.g.o. or a bulletin. i'm wondering, did anyone review whether there was an out of policy and terms of the bulletin that was in place or anything like that? no? ok. not these officers. i take that back. >> just to remind everyone, the reason why it is here is to update or the report on whether the shooting was in or out of policy and getting into the discipline that runs the risk for the city. >> so, sometimes -- >> the concept that was expressed in the bulletin you are talking about which was titled lawful, but all full, was initially presented -- was affiliate

so he waits, and he waits. an a little chuckle out, and he takes out his phone. so what, was he trying to look busy? >> right? >> or was he texting someone? hey, dude. >> open the door. >> open the door. >> don't you have that person on speed dial you can call when you need a person to talk to in an awkward moment? >> you don't need someone on speed dial. you just, you know. >> and there's nobody on the phone. >> okay. bye-bye. >> i have to work on that, that was good. >> love you. see that? just like that, i took a very important phone call. >> done. >>> coming up, football is back. the nfl season is officially under way, but fans in philadelphia had to wait a bit longer than expected to see their team take the field. >>> and ryan reynolds is at it but also throwing some shade. got it all in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." what's the #1 new skincare product in 2018? omg! it's olay. that's crazy! olay regenerist whip. olay whips absorbs faster than the $100, $20

skeptical waiting off for quite the as yet we're still waiting for him to come and while we wait let's have a listen to what donald trump had to say at the united nations general assembly yes the about iran we cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism. to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons. we cannot allow a regime that chance death to america and that threatens israel with annihilation. to possess the means to deliver a nuclear warhead. to any city on earth. just can't do it. we ask all nations to isolate iran's regime. as long as its aggression continues. and we have school nations to support the rands people as they struggle to reclaim. their religious and righteous destiny. so strong words on iran and the codes and then the president the offer iran responded based strongly he accused the united states of economic terrorism he also accused the u.s. administration of trying to go in for a regime change in tehran regulars see this all going if. if the sanctions will be implemented they will be very very harsh on iran and the results were not to be positive once ne

they patrolled and waited. they drilled and waited. they worked and waited.y knew was coming. then, it came. that is the sound that became part of the life of every man, woman and child in britain. >> august, 1940 and the battle for britain is on. >> the enemy flying due west. >> here comes the louvre waffle. dozens of flights. hundreds of planes. bombers, fighters. the dive bombers. across 21 miles of channel. their first tactics were to bomb convoys in the channel. convoys loaded with food and munitions. convoys to the port of london. german fighters waited overhead for the defending plains of the royal air force, the raf to appear. they did not have long to wait. the raf, facing odds of 10 to 1, who dived in. they shouted the rally cry, tally [null]. -- they shouted the rally cry, tally-ho. phase 1 of the nazi plans called for the raf to be knocked out of the air. but the men of the raf hadn't read the nazi plans. in the first four days, the raf knocked 182 german airplanes out of the sky. for the next week, the germans attacked the coast cities. >> take c

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well, wait one minute. no, we did not.ng and applause] i will tell you what, that was bad body liquids. maybe she didn't but that was the worst body language i've ever seen. the entire nation has witnessed the shameless conduct of the democratic party. [crowd boos] they are willing to throw away every standard of decency, justice, fairness and due process to get their way. they don't care how they get it. you see it happening before your eyes. an incredible thing that is happening and i just hope you don't sit home because bad things will happen if you sit at home. [cheering and applause] so, now the story will be one wacko -- the story will be tomorrow they made protest donald trump in west virginia -- one person. he or she, i cannot tell from the back -- let's say it was she was very eager to get out. right? but this week, america also saw something else. on thursday the american people saw the brilliant and really incredible character, quality and courage of our nominee for the united states supreme court, judge brett k

and see in this press conference where we're waiting for the moment whether vladimir putin is still going to give him more time and what the turkish red lines mean for this offensive and what form it's going to take because something else that the turkish have been asking for is basically a kind of dialing down of the intensity of whatever comes perhaps giving the turkish some sort of role in the military operation. basically meaning that it's more along. except of all boundaries of what is going to take place unless of the kind of full blooded assaults this damascus would want and russia seems a few days a few weeks ago to be poised to do as well or at rory thanks for now we'll talk to you again later as well reminder we're waiting for a news conference from sochi the flags in place the podiums in the microphones in now as well as soon as president putin and president come into that room we will hear from them in sochi in the meantime we'll go to london and talk to fight he had regular contributor he has the from the take the project at chatham house not to have you with us you wil

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