[applause] all of you have chosen to be part of something larger than yourselves.ou have chosen to serve in the armed forces of the united states of america, and let me assure you, you have a champion in the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] it is true. no higherdent has priority than the safety and security of the american people. from the very earliest days of the administration, your commander-in-chief has been fulfilling his solemn oath to provide for the common defense. president trump always puts our armed forces, and your families, first. [applause] i have seen it firsthand. on our first day in office come i witnessed president trump protect our military from a government wide hiring these. in may of last year, he signed the largest increase in military spending in nearly a decade. support leadership and of this commander-in-chief, our armed forces have taken the fight to isis on our terms, on their soil. their caliphate has crumbled, and soon will we -- we will erase isis from the face of the earth. [applause

to have enough food to eat well you literally own grown entire grocery chain you literally tote yourselves is the great. now they have a response they have a response amazon spokesman melanie has told the media the figures were misleading because they only include people who only work for amazon for a short period of time and or who chose to work part time we have hundreds of full time roles available however some prefer part time for the flexibility or other personal reasons she added that the average hourly wage for full time workers in us warehouse is more fifteen dollars an hour when stock and sun of bovis is of course factored in yeah and one other thing before we go on you have to remember is that amazon actually just started taking snap online so you can buy groceries so i guess if you get a discount boy or an amazon employee might make up for the pay paul. well moving on the u.s. military applied what they called tactical use chemicals on foliage during the vietnam war it was all part of a mission called operation ranch hand in which herbicides and defoliants were sprayed on rural

don't just take it by yourselves british people in on the decision.uld let the people's voice be heard. what are you scared of? that you don't have the will of the people or you don't represent the people or you don't represent the will of the people? opinion polling is not at all clear, that opinion has changed. a lot of recent polls has said there is a majority bolieve? we conducted one of the largest polls with the money from julian dunkerton last week and it showed that by a majority of 35—a5% people want their voice to be heard that if there was a referendum, they would want to remain by a six—point margin. ithink would want to remain by a six—point margin. i think opinion is shifting, and it's important that people are aware of other people changing too. that this can generate its own momentum. but the government have said there will not be a second referendum, that they will not need legislation and it will not happen, whatever you want. when the government rings back this wreckage ofa government rings back this wreckage of a deal, it has to be

brace yourselves.illian: british prime minister teresa may dancing the afternoon away with kids during the trip in kenya. rob: her rhythm. it is really bad. jillian: everyone can't be a good dancer. rob: you could do better than that. 10 minutes after the hour. the president's tax returns, james comey, the travel ban and that is just the beginning, democrats take back the house they have a laundry list of investigations get ready to go to take down donald trump. and next guest says this is proof the left doesn't live in the real world. rob: positing for prayer, touching photo of a police officer going viral this morning. rob: democrats ready to launch a laundry list of investigations if they win back the house in the midterms. jillian: are these investigations credible or dead end? joining us is republican strategist and attorney peter, what do you think is credible? >> reporter: the democrats are able to flip the house, they will launch a number of investigations and probes to make sure they turn the

. >> very empowering to women and to people of color about just standing up for yourselves, doing what was right. believing in yourselves. >> reporter: heifer influence these women say is undeniable, a powerful female artist in control of her own dest 19. >> you have -- destiny. >> you have to be grateful. she brought so much to our lives. >> i wouldn't be on stage now if it wasn't for artists like her. >> reporter: aretha franklin's fans say her voice will never be silenced, her legacy live on. there was sadness in her passing but every time her music was played here there were smiles. >> you can't help but get chills. what an incredible voice. thank you. >> more tributes on social media. former president obama tweeted she helped define the american experience. our power and our pain, darkness and our light. our quest for redemption. may the queen of soul rest in peace. >> oprah, we will miss you queen. >> lady gaga, you are a legend and your soul will never be forgotten. rest in peace, angel of music. stay with us for continuing coverage on aretha franklin's death. tonight at 10:30 p

going to overturn this electoral fraud consistent with what we promised we are going to defend yourselves our voice the people's what this involvement was. that. post-election clashes have already resulted in a number of people being killed including sylvia my foes a mother of two. although many zimbabweans are hopeful this case will put an end to the violence and uncertainty there's no guarantee that these judges will change anything. and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the afghan government have said it will not send a delegation to moscow for a russian brokered peace conference with the taliban next month a spokesman for the afghan government telling that it will only take part in talks initiated by itself the u.s. has also canceled its participation hundreds of elderly koreans have said their final emotional goodbyes to relatives at the end of a rare or union for families separated by the korean the south koreans are heading home after a three day visit to the north the first three union to take place in three years police here in berlin

right, and winning three champions league titles in a row means you have the chance to reaffirm yourselveso achieve this new record. tennis now, and roger federer breezed through to the third round of the cincinnati masters after a 6—4, 6—4 win over germany's peter gojowczyk, and he'll play argentina's leonardo mayer in the last 16. while just two days after losing the toronto masters final to novak djokovic, and having turned 20 that same day, stefanos tsitsipas struggled against belgium's david goffin, missing shots on vital points to crash out, while iith seed goffin goes on to play france's benoit paire. the australian nick kyrgios usually changes into his tennis shoes on court, but left them in the changing room for his match against denis kudla. he took time to settle into them, losing the first set on the tie break before winning the next two to set up a last 32 match against borna coric. milos raonic sailed into the second round with a straight sets victory over serbia's dusan lajovic. the canadian won 6—3, 6—3 in a match that lasted less than an hour and he'll now play tunisia's m

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all right perry yourselves i hope that you're sitting down to juneau that the united states of america has been supplying missiles to the saudi led coalition currently bombing yemen into the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. did you know that yeah well for most of us who actually follow the real news of the day you you probably already knew that but apparently if you're c.n.n. of the washington post this is a major news story a major news story yes over the weekend both the supposed c.n.n. and the washington post by only discovered and realized that the united states and its military industrial complex actually share some responsibility for the current devastation and horrors taking place in yemen welcome to our nightmare my corporate friends c.n.n. proudly beat their chance chests and exclaimed in an article on friday that quote the bomb used by the saudi led coalition in a devastating attack on a school bus in yemen was sold as part of the u.s. state department saying d'armes deal and that working with local yemeni journalists munitions expert c.n.n. of the stablished of the we

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make yourselves comfortable. there are many differences between individuals. we each have different capabilities, different gabbing brands -- different become ground -- dack backgrounds and different views of what's right and wrong like the deference between me and the gentlemen that just arrived but that's not the difference in race. it is a difference in the way we think. remember that. and remember that there is no master race. that is a scientific truth. and anyone who tells you otherwise is lying. >> and so for all practical purpose, two have been abol -- truth had been apolished in germany. a lot of meijerman friend wondered what hit them how did it happen and where did it start. it started right here and this was where it could have been stopped. if those people had stood together if they had protected each other, they could have resisted the nazi threat. together, they would have been strong. but once they allowed them toffs to be split apart, they -- themselves to be be split apart they were helpless. when they lost out everybody lost out. they made t

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you discuss issues between and among yourselves. you may underestimate the impact you have on our work because you are the best advocates for your position a worker issuen or a safety issue or whatever it is. but i also think you probably and maybe especially more so in you are back home, and you are watching what is happening in washington, especially the last year and a half, and you wonder whether or not we are going -- where we are going to go next and whether we are going to survive as a public. -- as a republic. i think there is really concern about where we will end up after what we have seen the last 18 months. -- and i haveu been through a lot of battles , a lot of elections, and i beenonflict and i've punished pretty hard and i have punched others pretty hard at times, figuratively speaking in the political context. [laughter] as difficult as it has been, we will endure. this country is strong enough, resilient enough, and built to last. to use the expression from that television ad -- we will enter eriod one wayis pie or

capitol hill to discuss issues between and among yourselves . sometimes you may underestimate the impact you have on our work because you are the best advocates for your position, whether it's a worker issue or a safety issue or whatever it is but i also think you sometimes leave here and maybe especially more so when you are back home andyou're watching what's happening in washington, especially the last year and a half , and you wonder whether or not -- where we are going to go and whether we are going to survive as a republic. i don't think you should believe otherwise but there's a real concern about where we will end up after what we've seen in the last 18 months . i've been through a lot of battles. i've been through a lot of legislative battles, a lot of elections and conflict. i've been in conflict and i've been punched pretty hard and i've punched others at times, of course figuratively speaking in the political context butas difficult as it's been , we will endure. this countryis strong enough, resilient enough and built to last . to u

see for yourselves how simple the whole operation was to be. look.man plan for invasion of england. phase one, knock out the royal air force and its bases, control of the air and sea lanes across the channel. destroy communication and transport lines. above all, get command of the air. phase 2, pulverize the coastline with dive bombers. drop parachute troops to take over the air feeleds and establish beach heads. phase three, actual invasion. pour the german pansers across in high-speed brarges, under an umbrella of protecting fighter planes. then send spearheads of armed might to divide, surround, destroy all opposition. that's all there was to it. conquer brifpblet force the surrender of the british fleet. then with the combined sea power of germany, britain, italy, france and japan, he could control the seas and tell us where to head in. they were singing as they awaited the word from hitler. here for weeks, all the supplies and weapons of the nazi war machine had been turned toward britain. the jaws of the nazi whale were sent to follow joana. >>

demographic that mention the meaning of the will has nothing to do with security check the path yourselves see that it's only protecting settlements that it is build based on future plans for expanding meant of the settlement you're not the fence not even protecting current settlers it's going to protect future settlers and that's absurd. many palestinians to believe the real purpose of the war is. that we are going into two thousand and one. i'm going to suppose that it was for the demographic issue not not there to limit the expansion because that is the freedom according to them the two thousand and twenty. would be sixty person so by the wall he said that he's going to assure that things will be fifty percent. is basically. we don't want to see the palestinians it's a psychological barrier. it's actually a two state solution but the way i want. to get rid of the. many. and to give the israelis the feeling that if the palestinians within. expanding the future good life would be impossible and. there would no development so they were forced to leave. by themselves it means voluntarily. d

but give yourselves a round of applause. you made a difference. you did. before we go further, there's a couple of people i want to thank, one of them is a republican lawyer from the hoosier state, he serves as the general council and the office of him. together, whole thing matt morgan, i don't know where you are. take a bow. thank you. a really smart guy, a great guy. he is one other person -- there is one other person i have to ignore knowledge, there are so many republican lawyers in this room, but i would be remiss if i did not mention someone who in the past was not -- was white house counsel not just a one president but two and he continues to be emblematic of what it means to be a principled republican lawyer -- a principled republican lawyer in america. stand up front. -- fred. he's done a lot of work. i'm here to say thanks to all of hereall of you folks a got with the same colors. of you young people in the room, thank you for what you've done, thank you for your commitment to republican ideals. election, this group has helped it -- the administ

in order to be free, in order to prove yourselves fully human, men, do this. women, do this. but this was never the social y'allty we had, right? we always were living in a sort of queer family, if you will. >> i should mention that kai and i share the same birthday -- [laughter] and i would sort of call kai an evangelist, because kai will be preaching every time he get up here. [laughter] >> yeah. a couple things. one is what i appreciate about the way you work through this book is that you show your complicity. you show your complicity throughout the book in terms of how you, as you often like to say, not only in ways in which institutions or even literally people put their foot on your neck, but in the way that darnell put his foot on other folks' necks. and i think that was important, that part of the vulnerability. but the other thing, going back to the question, is, you know, we think about masculinity, like, that's a thing that, that's an object of his own that can envelope anyone, right? it's not a thing that is dominant to one particular gender. and i think you also

america has the best workers in the world and we have an exceptional view of our future and we are we yourselves as is the shining light of the world and then you have experiment exceptionalism written large which as a matter of foreign policy means that we'll run the world. the i think rich small trump is a huge champion of that writ large i think your other guest is correct is he's not he's not a big champion of america run the world in the sense that we will make foreign policy for the world but we will behave any way we need to to protect our security and that that is often irrespective of what nicaragua wants or what what anybody else wants and i think trump is definitely a proponent of that the swamp would rather have us collectively sit with the european powers basically you know europe almost exclusively and and discuss what we need to do around the world while we pay the freight and they make the decisions and i think trump is trying to bring an end to that by threatening nato not not as an institution like eisenhower did by the way in his presidency but to say that it's not an organiza

of the basic values of decency and respect, knowing that you were part of something bigger than yourselves. john's story is an american story. that's not hyperbole. the american story grounded in respect and decency, basic fairness, intolerance for the abuse of power. many of you have traveled the world. --k at how the rest of us rest of the world looks at us. we are naive. we are so fair, so decent. we are naive americans. but that's who we are. that's who john was. and he could not stand the abuse of power wherever he saw it. , in whateverorm country. it was always about a sick -- it was always about basic fairness with john, decency, honor. john, it was a value set that was neither selfish nor self-serving. was understood that america ,irst and foremost an idea , organized around not tribes, but around ideals, the ideals that americans have rallied around for over 200 an idea enshrined in the constitution. it sounds corny. we hold these truths self-evident that all men are created equal, endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. to john, those words had meaning. as they

just standing up for yourselves, doing what was right, believing in yourself. >> we just have to be grateful . i feel like she brought so much to our lives. >> aretha franklin fans say her voice will never be silenced. her legacy lives on to the people she inspired and empowered. in memphis fans visited aretha franklin's childhood home, leaving messages and flowers there. she lived in that house until she was two years old when her family moved to buffalo new york and eventually moved to detroit michigan when she was five. in hollywood fans left flowers and cards at aretha franklin's star on the hollywood walk of fame. aretha one many awards during her long career including 18 grammy awards and she sold 75 million records. she sang classic like i say a little prayer. and then there was her signature song, respect. >> [ singing ] >> here in harlem new york hundreds of people gathered outside the famous apollo theater last night. the marquis now says honoring apollo legend aretha franklin. rest in peace. aretha franklin was 76 years old. in a statement the franklin family said we have lost the

for yourselves.to the european athletics championships underway in berlin on thursday and jenny's hopes rest on an athlete who overcame many odds to represent a country discus thrower cloud was born shortly after pensive arrived in germany from uncle or and sought asylum now ultra successful in jr korea accounting is vague to prove that she's europe's best. claudine v.t. has medals in her sights she's already thrown her personal best this year sixty five point one five meters and now she heads into the qualifying round of the european championships in berlin ranked second this is how moments. vettel i was in the stands at the two thousand and nine world championships in berlin as a fan now i can hardly wait to experience it all down on the field as an athlete and it. reads it was born in one thousand nine hundred six in frankfurt near the polish border have parents fled there from angola and spent many years in a home for asylum seekers they weren't easy times for the family but sports helped claudin

for democrats, do you position yourselves simply as anti-trump? joining us tonig, sheryl gay stolberg, congressional correspondent for "the new york times." philip rucker,te wouse bureau chief for the "washington post."ly kimbtkins, chef white house chore responsibility for beton harold and jake sherman senior edito for politico. he just return from a trip and are so deeply immersed from house republicans. getting phone calls. are they alarmed? >> yes, they ar this seat in ohio shouldn't have been on the map. is is an r-plus certainly, meaning an average republican wins it by certainly or more points. are the -- president trumpit wo be 11. if democrats can make seats like that i play, they're in line to win 40, 50, 60 seats. i'm not saying that's going to happen. each race is won and lost on thd mirlts of theidual candidates in this race specific clip, danny o'connor, the democrat was young and energetic and troy balderson was stiff. that's what the republicans were teing me. i went and saw it first hand. he was standing outside the church from th

you discuss issues between and among yourselves. and sometimes you may -- you may underestimate the impact you have on our work because you're the best advocate for your position, whether it's on a worker issue or whether it's a safety issue or whatever it is. but i also think you probably sometimes leave here and maybe especially more so when you're back home and you're watching what's happening in washington, especially the last year and a half. and you wonder whether or not we're going to -- where we're going to go next. whether we're going to survive as a republic. i don't think you believe otherwise. but i also think there's real concern about where we'll end up after what we've seen in the last 18 months. but i'll tell you, i've -- and i've been through a lot of battles. i've been through a lot of legislative battles, a lot of elections. and i get a conflict. i've been in conflicts and i've been punched pretty hard and i've punched others pretty hard at times. of course, figuretively speaking in the political context. but as d

president trying to yourselves that humans wasn't working out the military intervention might also indicate a possibility of regime change but by that means michael who your and others in the miami cuban community also make it clear that he will favor a could and obviously they haven't been able to actually produce regime change and as an aside of the one get the strong impression that they're getting a bit desperate president one of those a few days ago wrote a tweet or you me she said very precisely and clearly i can see the form of the her belly at some other of their face so if you put two and two together you get you know sort of drawn it back again the president of venezuela sure a lot of people have strong suspicions have difficult though will it be to prove anything. this is not the first time that there's there are these kind of attempts over the years since nine hundred ninety eight ninety nine all the way to now been several times you know starting in colombia and also organized and orchestrated and certainly which is a great that you know elements of the united states and to mor

i don't know how you can look at yourselves. leslie moran, the mother of a victim, said he saw the girls faces/before him as he was choking on his last breath. -- almena is expected to be sentenced to nine years but will actually serve only three and half more years behind bars because of credit for time served and good behavior. harris is due to be sentenced to six years but could be out in less than two. they will also serve time in a local jail instead of state prison. sensing here he continues friday morning during which derek almena, max harris, and their loved ones might also provide statements before the judge formally announces the sentence. >> the families of the ghost ship fire victims are demanding both accountability and justice. the lawyer representing those families in the civil lawsuit says even after the sentencing this case is not over. >> many of the family members said that they wanted to have a trial so that they could have answers as to what happened, who did what. they are disappointed that there is not a t

i don't know how you can look at yourselves. the mother of six-year-old twin daughters said i know he saw the girls faces/before him as he was choking on his last breath. mother of donna kellogg said mr. al mena and mr. harris got off easy and their plea deal and our loved ones' death cannot be in vain. there must be a catalyst of change for oakland's housing crisis. almena was sentenced to nine years but will only serve about 3 1/2 more because of credit for time served and good behavior and harris was sentenced to six years but could be out in less than two and they will also serve time in a local jail instead of state prison. they and their loved ones might be able to give sentence -- might give statements tomorrow before the judge formally pronounces the sentences. >>> the attorney in the civil case said after sentencing it is still not over. >> many of the family members said they wanted to have a trial so they could have answers as to what happened, who did what, nt there is not a trial. but that leaves us in a civil suit

but give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] the rnla made a difference. you did.applause] before we go further, there's a couple of people i want to thank, one of them is a republican lawyer from the hoosier state, he serves as the general counsel of the office of the vice president. i am proud of him. he put the whole thing together, matt morgan, i don't know where you are. take a bow. [applause] with our team. he is in the back. thank you. [applause] a really smart guy, a great guy. there is one other person i have -- there are so many republican lawyers in this room, but i would be remiss if i did not mention someone who in the past was white house counsel not just to one president but two and he continues to be emblematic of what it means to be a principled republican lawyer in america. fred fielding, would you mind taking a bow? [applause] stand up, fred. you can get on your feet if you want to thank him, he has done a lot of work for the cause and the country. [applause] i'm here to say thanks to all of all of you folks that got here with the same colors. al

yourselves that can stay here for years. plastic garbage that gets recycled in order to create new little chaps and floating. around on the recycle park in rotterdam is an important first step towards getting plastic pollution under control he wants to set up the fledgling platforms in other parts of the world to the sooner the better. johnny miller is a. journalist photographer drone pilot who's attracted plenty of attention with his project called equal scenes he photographed slum areas and fancy neighborhoods for more drawn and aerial exploration of the inequalities that exist amongst them that but also uses his drawn pictures to draw attention to environmental disasters he is of course founder of the. african draw. for control and co-founder johnny miller is touring europe with his aerial photographs eco africa met up with. african drone is a nonprofit organization that i set up in cape town and what we really want to do is empower africa to use drones for good perspective the drones can give you is a global or are more

who can you blame but yourselves for the fact that international investors and tourists don't want tostephen. we didn't ask anybody to put barricades on the streets. the civic alliance forjustice and democracy was an organisation formed after the revolt. so in that case i think, i think probably you need more information about the process. the civic alliance was formed after the revolt as a counterpart to the government trying to find a solution. we never asked people to defend themselves against the paramilitary. they themselves did it because they saw people being killed on the streets of managua and elsewhere. the situation of the barricades, the roadblocks, responsible for those roadblocks is the reparation that happened from that accord from the ortega government. this was a completely expontaneous movement from all cities of nicaragua, so the economic crisis that we are suffering is not the result of someone asking the people to put barricades on the streets. those responsible for the crisis, the economic crisis, the more than 200,000 jobs have been lost in the last four months,

the a's already know they're good, but it doesn't hurt to match yourselves up every now and then with went to the world series. the dodgers also are kind of the toast of the national league and the a's take care of them and one of the best in the game, love seeing that kid with the pretzels and gloves and no cell phone in hand. this was the debut of newly acquired mike fiers and was he ever on fire retiring the first eight batters he faced. 5 1/3 innings for fiers. he wouldn't get the win. clayton kershaw gave up two hits and four runs in the 4th, the first by steven business cote. later in the bottom of the 8th -- stephen piscotty. later in the bottom of the 8th, marcus semien is first called out, but he's in there safely. the dodger catcher can't make the play. they hold on 3-2. blake treinen, his 29th save and the a's are three up now in the wildcard situation and rolling. >>> meanwhile had a little tantrum in the minor leagues that i thought you might like to see. usually you don't like to do it when kids are involved, but this one takes a little different twist. butch hobson, for

america has the best workers in the world and we have an exceptional view of our future and we are we yourselves as is the shining light of the world and then you have experiment exceptionalism written large which as a matter of foreign policy means that we'll run the world. the i think writ small trump is a huge champion of that writ large i think your other guest is correct is he's not he's not a big champion of america run the world in the sense that we will make foreign policy for the world but we will behave any way we need to to protect our security and that that is often irrespective of what nicaragua wants or what what anybody else wants and i think trump is definitely a proponent of that the swamp would rather have us collectively sit with the european powers basically you know europe almost exclusively and and discuss what we need to do around the world while we pay the freight and they make the decisions and i think trump is trying to bring an end to that by threatening nato not not as an institution like eisenhower did by the way in his presidency but to say that it's not an organiza

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all right all watchers perry yourselves i hope that you're sitting down to juneau that the united states of america has been supplying missiles to the saudi led coalition currently bombing yemen into the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. did you know that yeah well for most of us who actually follow the real news of the day you you probably already knew that but apparently if you're c.n.n. of the washington post this is a major news story a major news story yes over the weekend both the supposed c.n.n. and the washington post finally discovered it and realized the united states and its military industrial complex actually share some responsibility for the current devastation in the horrors taking place in yemen welcome to our nightmare by corporate friends c.n.n. proudly beat their chance chests and exclaimed in an article on friday that quote the bomb huge by the saudi led coalition in a devastating attack on a school bus in yemen was sold as part of the u.s. state department saying should arms deal and that working with local yemeni journalists munitions expert c.n.n. of the stab

prepare yourselves for an emotional farewell. this is emmy and her goldfish, louis pablo.come to an end. translation: i have had my fish for two years. i've done all i could for him. it is really sad. i read a lot of articles saying it is unreasonable to keep a fish in these conditions. i'm quite attached to him. but i said to myself that two years is enough and now, it is time for him to move on. the paris aquarium has opened its doors, and its tanks, to more than 600 goldfish. stuck in a bowl, they can expect to live maybe two or three years. somewhere like here, their life expectancy is more like 20 years. translation: goldfish need a minimum of 100 litres of water, a companion, some decoration, and a filtration system to maintain the correct levels of nitrogen. it is very important. otherwise, the fish is unhappy and, infact, maltreated. so people can bring us their goldfish. but what about emie and louis pablo? well, first he will go into quarantine, then he can join all his goldfish brothers and sisters in the main aquarium. a sad moment for his former owner, but she