[ laughter ] whdid you come to a wanda sykes show if you love trump?>> you're not going to have a time. you know? >> seth: but it was -- this is very nice.in because on youagram, you did say -- >> yeah, it says -- >> seth: as for the trump supporters who walked out, too bad, you missed a lot of great -- >> dick jokes. >> seth: dick jokes. yeah. >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's nice. [ applause ] you were thinking about them. even to the end, you were thinking about them. >> i was. i was thinking about them. >> seth: i am always so happy to have you here. >> thank you. >> seth: i can't wait for the next special. joy the road. >> appreciate it. >> seth: and come back anytime alright? >> alright, thank you. >> seth: wanda sykes, everybody. [ cheers andpplause ] r tickets and information about the "oh well" standup tour, please visit her website wandasykes.com. we'll be right back with david cross. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm captain obvious and hotels.com rewards me basically everywhere. so why am i doing goat yoga at this mountain reso

>> reporter: ...and wanda rosario in her rock-n-roll jacket. >> this is the most, the best! >> reporter: the designers presented to a packed room, and celebrated their accompshments-- creating clothes that were fashionable and functional, raising awareness about the importance of inclusivity, d bringing the joy of style to everyone. >> sreenivasan: how much will changes at fema affect people with special needs? read more on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. >> this is "pbs newshour ek wed," sunday. >sa> sreeni police departments across the country are trying to reform and connect wieith the communthey serve. a group of concerned citizens in new york is exploring ways to ayddress police-commun relations through wellness and a little namaste. newshour weekend's ivette feliciano has the story. >> arms up! >> reporter: this might look like an average saturday morning yoga session inside brooklyn, new york's fort greene park, but these participants e made up of local residents and the police officers who serve their community. >> did e officer?et to meet an >> yes! >> reporter:

has a lot on its plate i ask craig elam senior market analyst at wanda in london whether italy is too big to fail well i think they would certainly have to. support the economy because the alternative is that italy with actively have to tumble out of the euro out of the you and i think that be far more catastrophic and even more dangerous than the u.k. voting to leave so i think the alternative would be that they have to throw in their support the question is how they do so this is effectively what the program from the e.c.b. was created for. all markets in struggling economies but that would mean a bailout program it would mean more imposition from brussels not less on the question again is would the italian electorate vote for. there's also no solution in sight for an orderly breakfast if you're already said that italy dropping out of the euro would be worse than break state but after sunday's talks failed the e.u. now seems to prepare for a no deal breaks it and we've seen that the pound is or and ready under pressure how is the u.k. financial world preparing for such as an aria. w

atletico take their slim lead back to the wanda metropolitano for the second leg which will take placecember the fifth. bayern munich beat fourth—tier side sv rodinghausen 2—1 in the second round of the german cup on tuesday. sandro wagner got the first goal after eight minutes before thomas muller added a penalty in the first half to make it two. rodinghausen pulled one back after half time but bayern progress to the last 16. his goals have helped to take dc united from bottom of the mls table to the play—offs. it's safe to say wayne rooney's made a big impact in major league soccer and the former england captain says his move stateside in the summer is one of the best decisions he's ever made. he's been speaking to natalie pirks: as england's all—time record goalscorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he's just taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he's notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who've come over here and not done so we

. >> wanda, how do you think the senator should vote? >> i think she should vote yes. to dr. ford and judge kavanaugh. i was moved by both of their presentations. i considered their presentations, and i have no doubt that something did happen to dr. ford, but i truly believe it wasn't brett kavanaugh. >> you think that brett kavanaugh is in the clear and that even though you felt like dr. ford's testimony was compelling, it wasn't enough? >> correct. >> so if senator collins in a few short minutes decides to vote in a way you don't like, women you still support her? >> absolutely not. i am going to lead the charge to defeat her if she runs for re-election, and find somebody that i feel represents the future of maine, the maine that i know which is we need more young people, we need more women in office, we need more people who will protect those of us that are vulnerable. >> explain something to me, wanda, before we go, why is this issue so important to mainers? >> i think it is important that people in -- to people in maine because maine is turning red, as much as som

half of his government's ministerial posts including the job of defense minister ethiopia torrence or wanda is the only african states to have equal representation in the cabinet since he took office in april may and has made peace with neighboring eritrea and it's also created a new ministry of peace to tackle ethnic violence as are the headlines keep it on al-jazeera the big picture is next. october two thousand and eleven call in the mom of a deaf ear is dragged from a drain pipe beaten and killed by libyan revolutionaries the body of libya's self-proclaimed brother leader laid out in a refrigerator floor laying bare the end of his forty two we're cool. but at the very moment a new dawn beckoned libya was to suffer the revenge of his own history. me . what's happening in libya now we have two governments seems like a big mess. the whole country is ruled by militias the struggle between these militias who are more are. now deeply in priorities in conflict in divisions in violence everybody wants to have his share of authority and his share of the money there's no central government per se

and architect for my wanda christian man that wants africa's booming cities to flourish when this settlements are front where it gets difficult to reverse those trends even though the government of rwanda story a lot of efforts to provide basic services for the residents of such neighborhoods to make sure people are living in safe clean neighborhoods but more citizen africa a first sort of the same challenges as well. from lego's to cash acid to nairobi governments are unable to manage urbanization and those moving to the city often can't afford to build proper housing or pay expensive rent so slums. rwanda is well aware of the critical situation we are trying to establish different programs you know from the social program but otoh moving towards or to train to prepare the ground for their country big government is very much committed to promoting access to housing but recent housing projects in kigali were more suited to the upper middle class affordable solutions for the masses are still missing what you might be monitors training a future generation of african designers to find innovative

more sales in one weekend than for "a fish called wanda." we're digging deep.st horror movie opening of all time, and the biggest opening ever with a female lead over the age of 55. >> go jamie. go jamie. >>> it's not unusual for a mechanic to take a car for a test run after it's fixed. what is unusual is that the test drive be at nearly 90 miles per hour. >> yeah. this is thanks to dashcam video. a woman in the uk found out a mechanic had satisfied his need for speed in her porsche. it hit 89 miles per hour during that joyride. he has now been fired. the owner claims the car is tarnished and she will not drive it again. >> take the porsche. >>> it's being called one of the weirdest sea creatures ever discovered. scientists have captured rare video of the so-called headless chicken monster. >> that's what they're calling it and you can see why. it's a deep sea cucumber spotted off the coast of antarctica technology. >> so don't go deep in the ocean. >>> and some restaurant workers in north carolina are happy one guy paid them a visit. he left one waitress holdi

. >> reporter: wanda rufin is a lawyer who voted early for republicans. what do you think?shaw is a democrat who works for the red cross. >> i'm not saying that obamacare is perfect, but i think that it gave us a pretty great framework to work with. >> glor: all right, so, nancy, also very interesting to note, florida is the only state the president is visiting twice in this closing week. why is that? >> reporter: it's because there's so much at stake in this one state. it's not just the governor's race, jeff. you've got a very contested senate race as well. it's extremely close, and several close house races as well. so, you've got president trump, who won narrowly, but also president obama, who won narrowly here twice. he's going to be campaigning in the state this week, too. >> glor: nancy cordes in beautiful miami tonight. nancy, thank you. iranians are bracing for a new gound of u.s. sanctions that president trump plans to impose as early as next week. elizabeth palmer tonight is in iran's capital. ep reporter: it's a day of mourning in iran's religious calendar, and t

business but today we note the passing of another another woman that was really important we go with wanda ferragamo a remarkable woman in business business the widow a famous shoemaker salvatore ferragamo ship passed away at her villa in florence florence rather in italy when her husband died in one nine hundred sixty ms ferragamo was thirty eight years old she never worked outside the home but she resolved she said to keep alive all the efforts that her husband had made with help over six children the youngest was two at the time i want to for gamo succeeded in building a glamorous shoemaker into a global full on full service fashion line we think that she is a good example for women not just now but in the future and that's it for now thanks for watching we'll see you next time. to seventeen years of war in afghanistan the country is stuck in a vicious circle of violence elections assassinations and reconciliation with the world around afghanistan changing the country be able to escape its bloody cycle. prosecution. need to be called the scene. where you push. the threat of fines the mo

. >> reporter: wanda wilson is a lawyer who voted early for republicans. >> why do you think that? >> reporter: devond rah shaw is a democrat who for t red cross. >> i'm not saying that obamacare is perfect but i think that it gave us a pretty great framework to work with. >> all ri why is that? >> reporter: it's because there's so much at stake in this one state. it's not just the governor's race, jeff. you've got a very contested senate race as well. it's extremely close. and several close house races as well. so you've got president trump, who won narrowly, but also president obama, who won narrowly here twice. he's going to be campaigning in the state this week too. >> nancy cordes in beautiful miami tonight. nancy, thank you. >>> iranians are bracing for a new round of u.s. sanctions that president trump plans to impose as early as next week. elizabeth palmer tonight is in iran's capital. >> reporter: it's a day of mourning in iran's religious calendar. and thousands of the devout joined a solemn procession in tehran. on who alreadyinoul in thisite iran's currency has plunged

sexual harassment and abuse by a gynecologist who treated students for many years.usc interim president wandasays in a statement friday the agreement with plaintiffs' lawyers will provide compensation ranging from $2,500 to $250,000 to women claiming they were abused.numerous women have claimed that they were abused by dr. george tyndall between 1988 and 2016.tyndall spent about three decades as a usc staff gynecologist before retiring last year after a usc investigation concluded there was evidence he sexually harassed students during physical examinations.tyndall has denied the allegations and has not been charged with a crime.usc has denied accusations of a cover-up. (grant) (grant)the man convicted of killing a mother and her daughter in a drunk driving crash in livermore has been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison. prosecutors say brian jones lost control of his car when he crashed into an apartment complex back in 20-15. the crash killed esperanza morales and her 14 month old daughter ulidia. two other children were injured. jones' blood alcohol was almost twice the legal limit.. (

norman: yes, this is my lovely wife gina--i call her gina, but her first name is wanda. 37 years. steve: oh, ok. wow! norman: yes, sir. 37 years. this is my awesome son norm. steve: yeah, we already met him. norman: already met him. all right. steve: norm. norman: that's my gorgeous daughter jessica. jessica: hello. norman: yes, and that's my baby girl erika with a "k." steve: ok. norman: yeah. heh heh heh. steve: well--well, hey. let's get it on. let's play "feud." give me norman, give me ken. all right, y'all. let's go. we got top 8 answers on the board. name something grandma wears to bed that grandpa pretends is sexy.

county sheriff's patrol vehicle in march(pam) in the report released today, the c-h-p says, activist wanda cleveland walked into the path of the s-u-v... before she was hit. cleveland was one of 100 demonstrators protesting the fatal shooting of stephon clark, when she was struck by the patrole vehicle. (ken) previously released video from a dashboard camera inside the sheriff's vehicle shows it hitting cleveland and driving away. her attorney says she hit her head, injured her arm and incurred nearly $43-thousand in medical bills. she has filed a damages claim against the county. (ken) new at ten: friends and family are sharing their grief after a birthday slumber party turned deadly in indiana. (pam) the teens, who were invited to an august birthday, were accidentally killed by another driver ... while pushing a stalled vehicle outside the party dianne mcinerney talks with the mother.. who was getting the help from those kids friends and family are sharing their grief after a birthday slumber party turned deadly. four teens who were invited to an august birthday sleepover in indiana were

wanda says this guy was an attorney general and he's calling for violence. what's wrong with him.aid this message it sounds like holder is calling on the audience to do whatever needs to be done to win the election. the end justifies the means, win at all costs. it's hard to believe thi that he said that. jillian: it's hard to believe we keep hearing it. it seems to be the same type of conversation over and over again. rob: jackie, thank you so much. jillian: a fox news alert, tropical storm michael turning deadly. the monster storm roaring through the north at this hour after unleashing fury through the florida coast. >> like a jet engine, i mean, the wind just super, super high pitched. you could feel it in your ears, like the pressure just changing in and out. jillian: the punch is not over yet. we're live with the destruction that's left behind. rob: but first, let's check in with steve doocy and see what's coming up on "fox & friends." i heard somebody is calling in this morning. >> my wife again? are you kidding me. rob: what did you do? >> can what didn't i do. i hope i loo

(pam) police reports say, activist wanda cleveland walked into the path of the s-u-v while carrying a protest sign ... and tried to stop the vehicle. previously released video from a dashboard camera inside the sheriff's vehicle shows, it hitting cleveland and driving away. her attorney says, she hit her head, injured her arm and incurred nearly 43-thousand in medical bills. she has filed a damage claim against the county. (ken) typically when someone is trying to rob you, you want to lock them out of your business. but in this case the suspect was already inside. so the store clerks did the only thing they could think of... they ran outside and locked the suspect in. police say 19 year old michael martinez came into the stockton shell station just before noon and started to vandalize the store. once he was locked inside and surrounded by police he climbed into the ceiling in an attempt to escape on the roof. officer joe silva: "so we had to call out the fire department to bring out one of their ladders and officers went up on the roof and started communicating with the man" (ken) fir

i'm wanda mccharles, and i'll be introducing canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> then there will be 30 minutes for questions. please turn off your cell phone. >> hello and welcome. thank you all for being here. a year and a half ago, with rising questions about the future of nafta, i was asked how we would respond. my answer was that we would respond as canadians always have in uncertain times. we would be constructive and reasonable. but we would also be firm. we would protect our interests and promote our values. we would show determination and also flexibility and we would remain united. and ultimately we would emerge stronger. that's exactly what we did. last night canada reached an agreement in principle with the united states and mexico on a modernized and updated north american free trade agreement. it will now be called the usmca, the united states stat-canada-m agreement. it's an agreement that when enacted will be good for canadian workers, good for canadian business, and good for canadian families. it's an agreement that removes uncertainty for our manufacturers and in

she's in the movie fish called wanda" and a scary move like the other movie, and the movie is calledugly x-man" and another the scary movie, the baby with the knife, "the baby with a knife" and the scary move named "the clown eats the kids" and this guy has the mask and has the big knife, and he's got the guy by behind you. don't know who is that. don't step in front of him. go away. run away, okay. he can call anyone, the police, you know, because you don't know -- agh. oh, you scared me. okay. okay. oh. [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. thank you, yaya. we're very sorry. tonight on the show, we have music from a super duo mihty is with us. jovan adepo is with us, and we'll be right back with jamie dornan so stick around. ♪ (avo) lisecond chances. you many but a subaru can. you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. presenting the all-new three-row subaru ascent. love is now bigger than ever. i'hey, dinner. a lot happens on your wooden surfaces. luckily, no one cleans and kills germs better than clorox disinfecting wipes.

. >> wanda weed dunk in the water, maybe you will believe he lied about how much he drank in high schoolthat he threw ice at a bar, or he doesn't have the temperament, that he doesn't handle being destroyed well. enough, enough already. let's vote. >> tucker: why don't we just dunk him in water and see if he floats? it was good enough in medieval france. you know one investigation will never truly be good enough, and investigation of some kind or dunking of some kind that last through january 3rd of 2019 and that's when the new congress will be's stock in. that's the real goal, or it has been. win or lose, his nomination will be voted on it looks like in a few days. it seems likely he will be confirmed but we won't know until the last vote is cast. still, it's worth thinking about what the world looks like once this is all over, after kavanaugh's confirmation vote. the left has accused president trump president trump of overturning norms and destroying institutions, but as always, it is pure projection. whatever they are accusing you of is exactly what they are doing. and it's true in th

. >> good afternoon, my name is wanda and i'm a community activist. i also have a strong interest in workforce development and also leadership in the newer a. i just want to make a comment. i would like for people to reconsider what the sfpuc is offering. i think it's important, not just for people, such as these young people who have come from district 10 and also construction workers, businesses, especially those that need water to deliver their services, goods and to remain in business during these droughts. i do want everyone to consider that california is in a very, very bad drought situation and it will increase. as we are listening to both groups, please come to some type of compromise that considers both the fish and the people. thank you. >> hi, i'm tammy. i'm the general manager for the mid peninsula water district. i'd like to thank the group. i would like to acknowledge all of my general manager colleagues from all the water districts here. please stand. stay standing while i make my comments. come on. come on. i see you back there red woo

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ranks of a split female government that's because ethiopia is now the second african country after wanda to have so many women and it's cabinet and it's only one of only a handful of nations to achieve this around the world now rwanda was the first country in the world to have female majority parliament followed by cuba and bolivia ethiopia's prime minister ahmed said the reform was needed to address the issue that pushed the country in to chaos now but some people including this user say that the government needs to focus more on institutions in not leaders we want to know what you think especially if more women politicians can help in your country you can let us know our hash tag as always it is good thank you live busy day for you isn't it now just a little bit of developments. in fact it's more information from president donald trump he seems to be going on the offensive a little more saying that he is not giving cover to saudi arabia over the missing journalist jamal khashoggi and he also says that he has asked for the audio and video intelligence from turkey on the missing journali

could be on the local economy it is a real issue. 2 immigration bills before recess and i voted no on wandammigration numbers specifically for that reason. 50 year low unemployment rate and we cannot continue to grow our economy if we don't have people coming in, but they have to come in legally. we have a million people coming in either legally, we have years of accolade clock for people who and to stay in the country become citizens. we cannot let people jump the even as he give visas for people who come seasonally, boat we cannot have people -- but we can't have people coming in and taking advantage of our immigration,. it is not good for the country. we have to balance both. kim: we should focus on the legal pathways, making sure that we go through that the way that my parents came into the country. i am the son of immigrants under this is deeply important to me. we should make sure we take the steps needed to address these issues, so i agree on many of those points. moderator: on health care, we asked viewers to send us questions that were important to them. the first of those concerns

wan wanda, should florida have expanded medicaid? >> i think so. >> you know, we talk about taking care of our citizens wouone of the most important ways is to ensure the health of our citizens. >> reporter: they were divided over immigration and that caravan of migrants heading north. >> there are people fleeing immense prosecution, poverty and hunger. >> you're saying they should then go ahead, break the immigration law, come here and take over and come before the people that are waiting in line? >> this caravan's like 1,000 miles away. i think it's being used as a midterm election issue to rile up the base. >> we all came, all of our ancestors came here from somewhere. but they all came. >> legally. >> yes, in an appropriate manner. >> reporter: the president waded into the governor's race here yesterday, accusing the democratic candidate andrew gillum of being, without proof, a thief. gillum responded on twitter by calling the president week and urging floridians to get out and vote. >> all right, nancy, thank you so much. politi

i also before we go, want to give a shout-out to wanda.s our dog watching kasie d.c. for the evening. thank you, guys, for tuning in. we love it and all of you out there, send it to us on twitter with the #dogswatchingkasied.c. we'll be back next week from 7:00 to :00 p.m. eastern. don't miss an all-new headliners, jared kushner. for now good-bye from washington. >> jared is a great young man, he went to harvard? >> he's the quiet power behind the brass president. >> he said we're going to win this thing. >> but jared kushner has drawn criticism of his own. >> raised a whole host of questions about his business deals, his financial history and his ties. to russia. >> had i no improper contacts. >> when you have a family member that you appoint and who is expected to serve you, there's a divided loyalty. >> kushner learned early about family loyalty. >> especially in a

wanda in maine, good morning. caller: good morning. to express my feelings that i think part of the caravan is as big as it is because every week the president goes to rallies, at least once how great a president he is being and how great america is and i keep hearing that word "great, great, great" over and over and over again. if people are listening and other parts of the world to him talk, they are thinking, let's go where it is really great. part of the problem might be him making these brags at his rallies to get republicans in office. maybe if he wouldn't say everything is so great, they might not be so eager to get here. that is just my opinion. to handle theow problem, but i don't think the wall is going to do it. i don't know what to say about that. host: the wall street journal takes up this question of why migrants joint these types of these types of large caravans. leaving in a caravan is attractive because they can avoid paying $5,000 in smuggler's fees and they are safer when traveling in numbers. on the linelifornia for

killed people, opponents of vladimir putin wanda pretty much routinely dying, falling out of windows. a mysterious heart attacks, or just flat out poison. obviously saw what north korea did to his own brother because he was running loose. so if this is what has happened here, it would be in line with what we have seen authoritarian governments do around the world. i just hope for khashoggi sake, for his fiancee, that there is going to be a complete and total revolt on capitol hill, both sides of the aisle, about our relationship with the saudi government. it's an important relationship, but we cannot allow for that to silence us in the face of something like this if that is what has happened. >> sandra: senator marco rubio, thanks for calling in this morning. hopefully he can keep us updated on this and the other state that we are watching. the impact of hurricane michael. thank you for your time. i know you're heading in for an update with fema. >> thank you very much. interesting that he says that he is having information that he is privy to. breaking news. bombing the national mall

had against the [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] wanda is in host: michigan.aller: in michigan on november 4, we set our clocks back. on november 6, we need to take our country back. that means putting trump in check because he's getting away with too much stuff. he is destroying our relationship. we need the house at least two police him because nobody is. that is all i have to say. host: do you think democrats have a shot at taking the senate? caller: i hope they do. i think they have a good chance of taking the house. and i'm keeping my fingers crossed for the senate. host: lahr in washington, republican. what do you think election 2018 is about? caller: for me, it is about getting people in office who believe in our constitution, sovereignty, and values as american citizens. that is what is important to me. we hear the democrats screaming about trump being out of line. i'm sorry, he's not. the people out of line are the democrats, and they don't look at their own. they have more criminals and sexual predators in their upper offices who for years have done