one of the most prominent telling this i face in my walkies and. physically. i have faced aquatinted in my doubts because he's being investigated by police my house has been broken into for 4 times on the record i used to ring it's more room in kampala that i've been broken into twice i had to shift to another place speckles also broken into. all the sacrifices are worth it when it comes to say the trees that's make or planted trees. but i germany is just a small part of the bigger picture when it comes to the conservation of africa's forests zeek it was like a forest is a tiny fragment of the huge tract of rain forest that stretches from uganda in the east all the way to cameroon in the west now the bonn on the atlantic coast is still home to largely untouched forests which the country is determined to preserve . i am now joined by the white he is gone so minister off forest ocean environment and climate change welcome to date of the africa professor say you have just come into office he came in in june really because of the misdeeds off your predecessor what

the president and i could not be more grateful for their leadership, but here in walkie people you there can call. why not call congresswoman finkenauer, abby and dave loebs asked, tell them that iowa needs the usmca. [applause] and after you make that call to the people representing iowa, it seems like every four years you see a lot of people coming through. like a lot of politicians making their way through this estate getting ready for next year's election, this first in the nation state of iowa. [applause] and i have to tell you, you need to know, every single democrat running for president as opposed to the usmca. if you run into them at a diner, or on a street corner, which is pretty common here in iowa, you need to tell the democrats running for the highest office in the land -- >> vice president pence in iowa, you can find all of his speech at c-span.org. we will leave the last few minutes and take you live to a discussion on u.s. foreign policy including the president's -- decision toin withdraw troops from syria. we will hear from the former national security advisor, h.r. mcma

. >> kay told police she heard the intruder talking to someone she never saw via walkie talky, someone elsewhere on the property. she said the assailant, a young man with a gun then tied their wrists with zip ties. >> i thought he was going to shoot us. he was saying where's the wallet, where's the wallet. he was like you have no money. you only have $2. i was like i don't use cash. i don't have any cash. at that point hepd to go to the atm to get money out. >> according to kay, the gunman cut their hands free and the three of them got into one of the morrissey's cars leaving their 5-year-old son asleep in the house along with whoever had been on the walkie talky. on the way to the bank, joe drove. once there, kay managed to get them in park in view of the atm camera as you can see on this tape. then the assailant told kay what to do next. >> get out of the car, go get the money, get the money. if you do anything stupid, i have your gun, your kids, and your husband. >> the man wanted $5,000. >> i was trying and it kept saying no, they weren't going to allow any more money out of the ca

agricultural economist walky one brown was the director general of the international food policy research institute for many years food waste post-harvest losses hunger and malnutrition he's been working to find solutions to these problems for decades our team went to him with some questions take a look. we're laying the table with you. he's been studying agriculture and health and nutrition for almost half a century. too much on the table is leading. food. and there were wasting and losing a lot of food more than $1000000000.00 tons a year. every year consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food as the entire net food production of sub-saharan africa yet the problem is global. so long. and wastes it up to one 3rd of the word food supplies and it's about 8 to 10 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions on earth that is. approximately or so worth. the traffic on the street is emitting so we have a climate problem in front of us a lot of the vast amount of food gets lost or wasted could be avoided if certain key measures were adopted. we need. much better infrastructure in the food

it was a bad start to the new season for the used in rockets they were beaten by the walkie burke's last season's m.v.p. giana certainty to compose schooling 50 points in this one however it didn't look like it would be enough james harden only see mates including new recruits russell westbrook to be in control of the game even leading in the 4th quarter. but milwaukee held a nerve and eventually ran out winners $117111.00 to get this season up and running . tiger woods shares the lead up to those 0 championship in japan after the 2nd round was washed out on friday woods has been in the public eye since the age of 2 and while he's a one off there are many young players inspired by his achievements including a 6 year old champion from sorry in england the winnings reports on the move boniface. to be a champion goal for you have to start young the obama face is just 6 years old but he doesn't miss a chance to practice with his father lester and coach kieren cuttings and golf club in sorry he started playing the 3 and has made such extraordinary progress he's already won junior tournament's

what you see here on this table are a whole variety of did you ever rent things from tools, some walki-talkiesis helps people know what is going on in their neighborhood. over here you have a whole variety of water and canned goods. we're really hoping that people will stock up for themselves at least for the first 72 hours if not more. i know that i have a ton of canned food and other sorts of things such as water within my own home. and everybody should, but there's going to come a time where people are going to end up running out and needing more. so, that's what we've got right here. >> so, this neighborhood support center, this doesn't look to be a major city sponsored fully stocked space. it can be a small commercial space, even somebody's garage as long as they have the information, a guide of information, who to call for what, communications equipment, some power, have a generator. >> that's right. >> thinking of lights and charge your cell phones and so on. and probably be operated by volunteers. >> volunteers, maybe members of nert could help out, people who live in the neighborhood

it is a walkie -- wonky q4.rink from a 32 daisies in between days giving and christmas to a 26 date season. that has nothing to do with whether or not consumers want to spend. amazon is going to feel that. everyone else will feel that. >> i show up terminal chart here for the audience which shows amazon on a normalized basis has been under running the broader retail index. is that a regulatory overhang or something much more specific that people are not buying the stock right now? >> there could be three reasons. the other -- one is the antitrust issue. we had the political environment . that could be pressuring the stock. the second is operating margins. the guidance was over 250 basis points. that is primarily due to the one day crime. they are going to expand internationally. that is a little bit of an overhang. the third is a ws growth. it is decelerating. these three seem to be pressuring the stocks. >> very attractive. andrew, your take. is the valuation attractive? >> i don't see the long-term concerns ou

they're armed with nothing but walkie talkie to call the police. violence on the way to school has dropped by one 3rd since they started. still whoever grows up here could always be at the wrong place at the wrong time and get killed. police departments like this one in district 7 in englewood are places that most residents associate with problems problems with the police. randall lacey wants to change that everyone here knows her as miss rain will be a different 3. talk to her daughter was stabbed to death she was left to raise her grandkids on her own 2 years ago one of them was also killing. miss ray wanted to do her part to combat violence on the streets so she founded the chess club i. see i think your 1st mission in the monsoon rains kids meet at the police station to play chess against members of the community and police officers for years has. introduced. the white sell out every time you stopped thinking about me this year is all the draggy bad rigney brother with great name on the rest of. the softer side you know the kind this side of th

. >> the white house has launched a public campaign to what many see as a walkie public issue with manyider issues are at play. >> democrats are proposing to pack the courts with lawless activist judges. but lately we are doing well. >> tonight the future of a 7-year-old boy in texas is becoming a flash point between conservatives and liberals after an 11-1 decision by a jury to give them other sole custody of 7-year-old child who she believes is a transgender girl which was overridden by a dallas judge. the father now will have a say in the upbringing of his childhood he maintains is a boy. despite the judge saying there is no abuse or an order for the child to undergo hormone therapy or surgery, and thus calling for an investigation. night court convenes next, registered sex offenders are suing georgia sheriffs for putting signs on their front lawns that say, do not trick-or-treat here. stay tuned. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. and i...was...shocked. i'm from cameroon, congo, and... the bantu people. greater details. richer stories. and now with health insights. get you

so this is academic and walkie. i was bored by it but as a judge and i have been a judge for a while now with day in and day out cases in the circuit i can't see what happens what on - - when you blur the lines. so what happens when the legislative power? two houses of congress responsive at different times. the whole idea is to make minorities a part of the legislative process. that's how he thought minority rights would be protected most of all. what happens if you take that process to put it into the hands of the executive branch? to enforce the law and not make it. and making it through that difficult process it should be vigorously enforced. and then decided against management by committee. if you take out 435 elected representatives? i don't want to exaggerate but what happens when that is delegated? a small business in colorado where mom-and-pop type of operation. they are accused by the federal government of medicare fraud. they are fined $800,000. but later it turns out many years later in litigation they c

cal fire firefighter out here this morning, hey, what are you hearing through your two-way, your walkie-talkie? right now we're just hearing a lot of firefighters trying to do structure protection. i'm standing under a very large tree and i can hear the wind, again, really starting to pick up out here. you can see the smoke. and look over here you can see what's blowing around. again, just really bad conditio conditions. they hope this will die down or make some headway once the sun comes up. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> also when it comes to a lot of the power outages that we've seen, a lot of people don't have power this morning as they wake up because of the fear of the wind knocking down the power lines starting fires. we can tell you right now a few hundred people on the peninsula are waking up this morning without power. >> and over 30,000, i believe, in the north bay. this is very concerning the high winds that we're actually seeing on air with our live reports out there could spark some fires. pg&e spokesperson christie jordan joins us now on the phone with an upd

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they have their batons, they have their -- they have their walky-talkies and, of course, their guns. many told me they don't necessarily need tasers. and they have nowhere to place it. so i don't see the need for that. and i -- and, of course, they have their guns. i just want to make sure that police officers are following procedures and following commands of higher officers. >> moderator: thank you very much. ms. o'meara. >> well, i definitely agree that there is -- there is -- there's a requirement for intensive police training and perhaps introducing some new measures or a new way to look at things. but there definitely needs to be a training that's different from the past. i'll give an example. racial profiling, as we know, do happen in the city, it happens a lot, even in neighborhoods that use to be highly dangerous. maybe they need to look at the current curriculum that the police has and it needs to be on a whole refresher course. that's one instance. the second one is i want to share with everybody about two weeks ago, i was invited to a nancy pelosi town hall meeting. and i

questions about lack of response that these reporters got was that the ministers don't really know walkies in this potential deal either yet they haven't been properly brief so the u.k. ministers are in the dark about this potential deal as the rest of us we had a comment from leo varadkar of the irish t. shirts earlier on today saying i don't think it would be helpful today to say too much about the precise state of play of the discussions or the exact time frame here which an agreement may be possible well ok with me to perhaps shine a bit of light into this miasma is jonathan list with deputy director of british influence where. we have to carry back to the basics fundamentally the irish government a fair that's a solution except we see our government it is never safe that exact school to the democratic party in northern ireland and vice versa so what is acceptable to the arch government is that there is no border infrastructure on the island of ireland i'm not means that northern ireland has to remain in the customs union indefinitely until there is some kind of alternative arrangement

in those days -- i don't know what they have today, but we had walkie-talkies, you had to push this thing. the voice comes from the, it is called a trailer but it was thely kind of up above convention. it says, the governor is coming to speak to the convention. the voice is bush. it said, tell your delegates. and i havemessage got like five delegations that i am in charge of. pennsylvania,in, ohio. frank: it was a couple of those but that is not how they are seated. i feel like my number one job is to go tell everybody. who is literally like five rows in front of me but chris wallace, who you may see on fox today? a young reporter for nbc. i had never met chris before but i had been at the convention, but this is a good story. before thethe week convention begins and i am covering one of the platform hearings. and heallace walks in introduces himself to me. he says, i will be a floor reporter. he says, if you pick up anything on the floor, i am around. he seemed like a nice guy. anyway, i see him and i go up to him and say, it is bush. he says, it is who? if he had a microphone, he would

our parents bought us walkie-talkies when we were 7 and 8 years old.l we went to sleep. >> but now peter's cousin paul, the princeling, the golden boy, was about to go on trial for the murder of roberto ayala. as for pete, the person who was treated in this town like he bore the mark of cain -- >> i've had several low points in my life. there is no scale for this. this changes you forever. >> reporter: the next chapter was not a lift from the book of genesis. more like the story of job. >> one thing that is kind of unique especially about colusa county is every time i've ever had a big case i can go into almost any coffee shop or restaurant and they're solving it for me. >> reporter: those things can get twisted very fast. >> they get twisted really fast. in this case it was constantly you know pete moore did it. you know pete moore did it. my response was, well, that's not the direction i'm going in. >> reporter: not the direction at all. in fact, d.a. pointer was about to put pete on the prosecution team. as a key witness against paul. making pete wo