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reasons and others mister whitaker should recuse himself from overseeing the mueller investigation and wehe i cannot wait for that action we are asking our colleagues today to take critical steps to protect the special counsel and future special counsel by supporting importance and integrity act senator booker or myself a bipartisan bill and the chairman senator grassley passed with a strong bipartisan margin we had a hearing and a markup ready for committee action and while i appreciate repeated assurances of the majority leader and many other senators it is not needed because we are confident the president will take no inappropriate action to interfere with the ongoing investigation. why would we not take the simple preventative measuresu with his repeated actions and statements about the mueller investigation why pose a risk with a simple vote here on the floor and if the special counsel is removed it has the opportunity to challenge in court they would have two weeks to determine the removal based on good cause if they don't find do cause the council isdo reinstated and then that materi

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the 15th a house committee is goingvio the board of regents process and what played out this past wehe. on4th and 15th the middle state's commission will review the school's accreditation. >>> news developme out of montgomery county in a possible high school hazing case. we've learn that two more damascus high school students were charged with second degree rape or attempted rape. at's a total of five students charged in a locker room incident that happened after school on wednesday. the school say membe of the junior varsity football team are involved. all of them under the o age 18. detectives say the four victim are all boys. the jv team's last game of thea season w thursday, but it was cancelled. the school district will not comment on discipline for the suspects. >>> we're working for you this morning by helping you get ready for the winter to come. >> yes. it is the district's annual day of weatherization project. and storm team 4 is in capital heights. amelia, you're up with us early on a saturday morning. what's going on out there? >> reporter: well, we're getting ready for the

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the five day forecast, you can seeuntil the wehe we will keep hazy and smoky.at it gets better tomorrow. the model suggests it's about the same. next saturday will be noticeably better. it still at unhealthy levels. 's -- i can't remember a time like this. >> they are talking about the possibility of counseling the cal -- cal state and stanford game. >> tomorrow is the big day. they wanted to do walk-throughs. they can't do walk-throughs if -- >> is a big game. >> you think they will be able to play question mark >> no, i don't think they will play.>>> a desperate plea, they have been distributing meals for decades. a week to go until things giving, they put out a tweet, they say they have yet to receive their first turkey donation. they're asking people tneed 250 turkeys to make it through thanksgiving and their holiday grocery giveaway next month. every year there is people all around the block because they provide a full thanksgiving meal to an estimated 5000 people in need. >>> coming up, 100 acres of land right through development. and how a community is w

schedule, wehe have a methodology in line for that.rticle 28 discussion. >> that could delay the process considerably. >> not really. we will be able to trade on schedules. the europeans are throwing up their hands in horror at my own party, but we are trading on uncertified schedules as an eu member. we did not trade on schedule in 2004 and 2016. , they time he got to e25 were trading on schedules that were decades-old. >> how important is that to you? >> is important for the future of the united kingdom. not hereountries lining up to talk to the u.k. who see the benefits of having free access to the sixth biggest economy in the world. they look at financial services in particular and want to ensure the you carry is going to be able to deliver for their economies as well as our own. that is where the advantages will come. some of the countries here have a complaining we didn't get high-level visits from the chinese government yesterday. we have the chinese president, the deputy premier, the trade minister all visiting at different tim

the white house is saying that exactly, but this will be a significant meeting. , what wehe two sidesill see as a outcome is either there will be a further escalation of the tariffs, or they agree to some sort of truce and hold off on any more fire on the tariff front. whatnk we do not know yet the trump administration is really going to settle for. facing seem to talk about the trade deficit, about widescale changes to china's economy. it is not clear if they are willing to settle for one or all -- or seeking winds on all of these items. we will have to see when they meet, what happens. we know when trump tends to meet with officials, he comes out with a deal and saying, we have made amends. then trouble ensues after that as they try to implement the deal and come up with the nuts and bolts of it. are thebriefly, what constituencies in the united states that are watching this meeting most closely? sarah: i think obviously industry, there are all sorts of whorters now and importers fear retaliation from china who have been hit by these tariffs that the u.s. is put on place for their p

maria wehe- 78 years old of concow... kimber weir 53 of paradise... joseph rabetoy 34 of paradise... joan tracy 80-years old of paradise... sheriff kory honea talked about why he believes releasing the names is so important. "this is an "this is an important lawsuit and we need to protect these people from future fires like this and we need to find out what happened to all these other people that are missing." (ken) the family of one of those victims is sueing pg&e blaming it for starting the fire and the many deaths that followed. today the family of gerald "jerry" rodrigues' lawyer filed a wrongful death lawsuit. jerry served in the navy and had a large group of friends in paradise and served the community. he lived in the pinecrest mobile metoday who hopes this will hol pg&e accountable and prevent future fires from happening. and even though cal fire has not issued a cause for the camp issued a cause for the camp fire... the family laywer believes they have enough evidence to sue pg&e."back in dec 2012 5 pg&e steel towers fell in strong winds and

because what we have now is not working for them, and unless we fix it, wehe may get actual socialismich will be a disaster. and that leads to the third issue of this election, which is nationalism. despite what you are hearing day in and day out, nationalism is not a racial category. it has nothing to do with race or ethnicity. nationalism is the belief that leaders oughtit to put the interest of their own countries above those of other countries.p it's very straightforward. the president himself declared himself a nationalist the other night. watch. >> they have a word, it sort ofh became old-fashioned. it's called a nationalist. and i say, really, we are not supposed to use that word. you know what i am? i'm a nationalist. okay? i'm a nationalist! >> tucker: trump is a nationalist so in normal times the president of the united states announcing that his main goal is protecting thel united states would not qualify as news because until about 10 minutes ago, every leader of every nation state throughout history has been a nationalist almost by definition. franklin roosevelt was a nat

we're staying mild tonight, right now, wehe got cloud cover, as, again, i told you many times, the clouds a as a blanket keeping warm air in. 61 degrees in annapolis, 55 in fredericksburg, and 54 in leesburg. showers there's been and sprinkles north, but not much mountain way of hitting the ground. it's from a storm system well down to the south. this system brings severe weather in middle georgia and tornado warning in may co georgia, that is moving into the carolinas. may see shower activity in southern virginia, b that's it. behind it? well, not much going on cloud-wise now. i think w see sunshine early and the clouds move in. how about the temperatur? look at chicago. it's at 38. 75 in new orleans. we got a big temperature difference. where are we? the warm or cold side l tle bit of both over the last couple days, and that trend may continue. first off, though, cool tomorrow, starting off with 49 in the city, but many of y in the upper 30s and low 40s in the suburbs. 54t noon and clouds increase late in the afternoon. not a bad thursday, but cooler, a bit below average. moving into fr

maria wehe- 78 years old of concow... kimber weir 53 of paradise... joseph rabetoy 34 of paradise... joan tracy 80-years old of paradise... sheriff kory honea talked about why he believes releasing the names is so important. <"to the friends and family of those individuals, if i miss pronounce their name i apologize and mean no disrespect. our thoughts and prayers and condolences certainly go out to you. i read their names because i want to pay honor to them and i'm doing the best i can in that regard."> <"this is an important lawsuit and we need to protect these people from future fires like this and we need to find out what happened to all these other people that are missing."> ( darya ) the family of one of those victims is sueing pg&e, blaming it for starting the fire and the many deaths that followed. wednesday the lawyer for the family of gerald "jerry" rodrigues filed a wrongful death lawsuit. jerry served in the navy and had a large group of friends in paradise and served the community. he lived in the pinecrest mobile home park on skyway. we

pack, where wehe are the front of the line are we are charging at the front? i think he often tries to have ways.h the reality of the last two years has been that we have not been leading from the front of the pack on certain issues. difference in recent modern history. the fact that he has so tried to undermine institutions that america bill, like the u.n. and i like nato, like the wto, these are all pieces of evidence of truck retreating from america as we tried to establish ourselves of the last, you know, 50 years, 60 years. but i don't know that -- i am not a historian, but i don't know that in the broad sweep of our country that that is far off. in fact, if you ask people like steve bannon and others, they would say, actually, they haven't. it's time in our history where we have said enough. we need to focus on home. i think that is what trump is trying to say now. if you want to trace the president's remarks at the u.n., you could look at advisors like stephen miller orban and who tried to infuse this kind of nationalistic worldview into a campaign. but

maria wehe- 78 years old of concow... kimber weir 53 of paradise...joseph rabetoy 34 of paradise... joan tracy 80-years old of paradise... sheriff kory honea talked about why he believes releasing the names is so important. <"to the friends and family of those individuals, if i miss pronounce their name i apologize and mean no disrespect. our thoughts and prayers and condolences certainly go out to you. i read their names because i want to pay honor to them and i'm doing the best i can in that regard."> <"this is an important lawsuit and we need to protect these people from future fires like this and we need to find out what happened to all these other people that are missing."> ( james ) the family of one of those victims is sueing pg&e, blaming it for starting the fire and the many deaths that followed. wednesday the lawyer for the family of gerald "jerry" rodrigues filed a wrongful death lawsuit. jerry served in the navy and had a large group of friends in paradise and served the community. he lived in the pinecrest mobile home park on skyway. we s

wehe gives him the right to succeed him as king. he and his birthright as the air to david.ink in the beautiful psalm that is after the death of them, you feel the emotion of people and assist in the text that their souls were knit together. to me i would have to twist my own beliefs and a pretzel to see anything other than a full relationship. >> host: it feltt like a contemporary political novel track you i think as so many contemporary residences in this story. when i was writing it, the david petraeus scandal was breaking, and i remembered from my iraq that david petraeus who is so admired by his troops, many women, they called in king david. and then of course he undoes his career to a certain extent because of an adulterouss relationship. >> host: about the time, you write he felt he was quote no more than a tool in the hand of an unseen crest. >> guest: i was trying to learn about the hebrew prophet, and joshua hershel wrote a beautiful work of scholarship on the profits, and he talks about them as, i love come he says that some of the most irritating man who ever liv

thing wehe second should do.not tell you what i'm doing about that there will be legislation introduced the moment we open the next congress. that is this. we all talked about what we need to do for college education and that is fine. how do we define college education? postsecondary education. i majored in history and histo history, no history major i know make these -- work. i can teach you about what happened way back under but i don't know a thing about how to turn the lights on. i don't know a thing about fixing the plumbing in this building. we also make sure that we provide as much distance for people who want to be electricians or plumbers and want to be elected and they should get the same support from the federal government. i told a group of students one time if i get in my automobile and start back home and something happens to my automobile al, i'm calling you no more. [laughter] i'm calling the automobile mechanic. if i get up in the morning and turn on my water faucet in the water comes out,, i ain