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cecentrist benny gantz also wans the coalition, but with himself at the helm. the latest on this power competition. >> docketingt of your face regardless of the context or the circumstances is always unacceptable because of the racist history of blackface. brent: canadian prime minister justin trudeau never should have done it will the scandal over blackface pictures from his past threaten his reelection chances? and after 20 years of negotiations, a trade deal between europe and four south american countries is in danger of collapsing as lawmakers in austria reject the landmark agreement. and driftingng on polalar i iceh the heat. an international mission sets sail to monitor the impact of global warming on the arctic. brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states at all around the world, welcome. in israel, the voters have spoken, and that is now part of the problem. tuesday's election produced no clear winner. prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main rival, benny gantz, are vying to be the next leader. gantz's centrist blue and whit

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bubody wan them.in cbs nclusivem minnesota. >> reporter: this is the first time they've allowed a cameraw inside this high-security prison, home to 5,000 isis captives, including isis leaders and the men who built their deadly bombs, according to the guards. hi. are you american? >> of course. >> reporter: it was not where we expected to find a 22-year-old from minneapolis. abdelhami al-madioum agreed to tell us his story, but we can't know for sure whether he was speaking freely. he told us he was recruited to isis through a contact on twitter. eonee said, "do you want to speak to someone in isis?" i said, "yeah, of course.">>r:wb with isis propaganda videos, he told us, not the ones showing gruesome beheadings, but explaining that isis was helping muslims. he says he entered isis territory in 2015, hoping to become a doctor. how did they treat you? >> pretty much they gave me a blank check to buy whatever i wanted. >> reporter: did you not know that it was a terrorist organization when you joined it? >> to be honest, i was kind of a conspiracy theorist a little bit. >> reporter: yeah,

let's kick it off wan update on that big college cheating scandal.v star felicity huffman has now pled guilty to paying a service to fake her daughter's test scores and prosecutors are asking the judge to throw the book at her. >> trevor: felicity huffman is scheduled to be sentenced next week for her role in the massive college admissions scandal. federal prosecutors are calling for huffman to serve one month in jail plus a $20,000 fine. prosecutors say huffman's conduct was deliberate and manifestly criminal, writing to the judge, in the context of this case neither probation nor home confinement in a large home in the hollywood hills with an infinity pool would constitute meaningful punishment. ( laughter ) >> trevor: yep, that's right -- the prosecutors don't want felicity huffman to be sentenced to house arrest because this is her house. ( laughter ) yeah, which is a good point. if my punishment was living in that house, i would be robbing banks every day. i would be just like, oh, i did it again! ( laughter ) seriously, it's not a punishment if

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and i understand i want there to be a cure for diabetes so i wan money to continue that research. this is excessive. what can you do? what can congress do behind us that will force the president to sign a bill to make prescription medication available for diabetics and others whose lives depend on it? >> thank you. i'm so sorry about your personal situation, but fortunately you can afford -- >> right, exactly. >> -- the medicine. and that should be the way it is. >> yes. >> let me say one of the answers is hr-3, our legislation that has been developed by our committees of jurisdiction, ways and means, especially energy and commerce and education and labor. so it has been a deliberative process. what it says is that we will remove the ban or mostly all of the medicines so that the secretary can negotiate for lower prices, that we will have a noncompliance fee if companies do not honor their responsibilities. for example, we have a formula so that five or six times what we pay versus what other countries pay will no longer be the case. that this will not only be negotiated for medic

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. >> it's been moved by commissioner wan second by. do we have any discussion? any questions? all those in favor signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> any opposed? any abstentions? motion carries. thank you. next item, anthony. >> clerk: the next item is item 13 directors report the speakers debra and the explanatory document is a director's report. this item is up for discussion. >> >> thank you, president. all right, the hour is getting late and there's a lot of wonderful things to just let you know that are going on. the first is that the president and i will travel to copenhagen in october for c-40s annual mayor's summit. it's a very exciting. tyron jew will also be with us and also welcome back mike hymns from puc because the c-40 organization is honoring clean water sf with a special award, international award. they are also going to be honoring puc's green bond programs so san francisco's going to get a lot of love and mike hymns has been approved to travel and accept the award on the city's behalf and c-40 will create a cities 100 report where they feature 100 of the mom a

actually, a great nato soldier, in addition to our soldier, and also a total of 12 people, i don't wan that. but camp david has had many meetings that i guess people would not have considered politically correct. yes, steve? >>. [ inaudible ] >> well, we're looking at that, and we're thinking about it. the government's going to have to take responsibility. we're doing a very good job, our soldiers are incredible. they're serving as policemen to a large extent. i just made a statement on it. we'd like to get out. we'll get out at the right time. >> are you okay -- [ inaudible ] >> what? well india and pakistan are having a conflict over kashmir as you know, i think it's a little less heated right now than it was two weeks ago, and i'm willing to help them, i get along with both countries very well, i'm willing to help them if they want. they know that is out there. david? [ inaudible ] >> you know, i don't even know who they are other than i know that -- i guess you could say, i don't know them, i don't know them. i would say this, they're all at less than one percent. and i guess it's

he wans ts to get his legislati firmly. >> i repeat. >> we'll back at the election. >> boris johnson's problems are not just for his own party. the current father of the house then eviscerated in national television telling him he should stop playing games. >> we now have a bill which is the beginning of a part way, the prime minister now is in a much weaken position and the longer this goes on, waiting for a general election that he can't determine the date it. nic robertson. cnn, london. >> let's go to cnn, our commentator, you are joining us from berlin. >> robyn, if you think about a few weeks ago when he was selected of the new leader of the conservative party . in his speech, he was going to deliver brexit by the 31st of october, unite his party and defeat jeremy corbyn and energize the country. what he's done is divided his party and not representing of the conservative party and the process of this selection and so on ialienated people within his party. energizing and mobilizing the oppositi opposition is exactly what he did not want it, unelected and unable to legislate and su

they wanned a safe government. to which end they created three branches of government, two branches of the legislative branch, each with its own elected constituencies. veto overrides, judicial review. supermajorities. all kinds of ways to slow it down. i, however, cannot think of anything that the american people have wanted intensely and protractedly that they did not get. we talk about, oh, there's gridlock in washington. nothing is getting done. barack obama's administration is said to be a case in point. dodd-frank was the most comprehensive financial reform since the 1930's. the affordable care act was the largest expansion of the entitlement state since 1965. that's not trivial. things do get done in washington. but it's hard. and it's supposed to be. >> you relate a startling statistic in this book. you said in 1964, 72% of the american people had faith in government, trust in government, to do the right thing most of the time. that number has declined precipitously to 20% in the book. you mentioned earlier

. >> this will be presented by commission -- commissioner wan. >> this is a long list of accomplishments, please be prepared. it is my great honor to present the san francisco department of human resources unaware. mickey callahan, the director -- the initiatives are what we need. specifically we need to generate and create less waste. indeed, this was one of our goals. to reduce waste by 15%. it's only been a year since the summit, city agencies like the human resources department are already stepping up. here's a list of what they are doing. $35 million in employee benefit payments, 80% will be converted from paper checks to electronic fund transfers resulting in the elimination of 26,000 paper checks to employees. an estimated 4400 checks will be eliminated. the final phase, of this project, will be in 2021 creating a system interface tempe medical providers electronically which will replace approximately 33388 checks annually. that is less waste generation, reducing consumption also reducing carbon emissions. this particular instance we are saving trees. many around the country, the