the key materials and richardo batteries has become the oldest nobel laureates in history 97 year old john b. good enough discovered lit him cobalt oxide as a useful material back in 1979 and he'll be sharing the prize with britain's m stanley witting him who developed an early patent for the batteries and japan's a cure i guess you know whose work made them safer more efficient and less expensive well john good enough held a press conference shortly after the prize was announced that he says if you can live to 97 you can do anything what was the. like. ever. i love beef or forward to this particular day but i'm very happy that it's a robe that was bird does to his receiver recognition yes still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour the sports news and novak djokovic he defends his shanghai masters title will have the action coming up in a moment's. teller again time for the sports news with peter hyperion thank you hi so female football fans in iran are looking forward to a rare occasion some are being allowed to join the crowd to watch a world cup qualifier for the 1st time $4000.00 women's

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that's the signal that must be sent this is a signal that the international community must send so that john only stay around the world are protected for reporting for investigating and for giving us the truth on a range of issues final thought from you and this is on a more personal level for you the amount of work you put into the report was enormous you fact finding missions do you feel and this is a strange way of phrasing but you feel it has been worth it and that it will be worth it that there will be a result from all of that yes i certainly feel it has been worth it. first it as bored in it does. added. a different dimension to the killing of mr cashel it has also saw made a human rights issue out of the killing of mr casually until my report they i had been mini investigation by journalist but his killing not been analyzed form the standpoint of international human rights lawyer. what my report has done is put it very firmly in the domain of international human rights law and therefore very firmly as amply kitted the response abilities of a ranch of all the states that are committed

on monday, a top aide to former national security advisor john bolton refused to testify, citing a potential conflict between instructions he received from the white house and a congressional subpoena. house intelligence chair adam schiff spoke about the situation with reporters on capitol hill. mr. schiff: good morning. today, dr. kupperman was scheduled to testify as part of the house impeachment inquiry for a previously scheduled deposition and he was a no-show. this is deeply regrettable. he was compelled to appear by a lawful congressional subpoena. just within the last few days, of course, the district court has ruled that the impeachment inquiry is perfectly valid. witnesses like dr. kupperman need to do their duty and show up. i want to compliment the nine other witnesses who met similar opposition from the white house who were instructed by the white house not to appear but honored their lawful obligations and came forward. did their lawful duty. we greatly appreciate the courage that they have shown. and that other witnesses will show who are scheduled to appear. the lawsuit that d

probably john bolton is, too, even though i don't agree with his views on a lot of stuff. we all know representative pompeo, when he was in the house, would be incensed with this defiance of congressional prerogatives. when he ran the benghazi hearings, many believe, extremely unfairly and in a partisan and biased way, he wanted everything to come out. now he's ducking, hiding. we need representative pompeo back here, the one who said things should be made public when it was a different administration. , not onlytters worse is secretary pompeo ducking, but maybe he is complicit in all of this. his name has surfaced on multiple occasions in the tail of the administration's very questionable dealings with ukraine. for instance, ambassador taylor's written statement states on august 20 ninth, at the suggestion of national security advisor john bolton -- on august 29, at the secretary of national security -- at the suggestion of national security advisor john bolton, the state department stonewalling creates the appearance that the secretary is covering up not only for the pre

that initial report here rico who committed the acts of sexual abuse or other wrongful conduct by the john and paddock hector was a 17 year old student at cardinal hayes high school in the bronx. that's when he went to father patrick for help dealing with the sexual abuse he'd faced as a child somebody died it's close to the family. child a child unless when i was 5 years old. and i'm blogging me so the school. and talk about it and get it out and move on. but i said it's a wrong person. and he just so does then it's a fellow has. just gone towards my private parts. i phone comfortable. back again he grabbed both of the handles like to stop when he was holding the handles on the chair what do you think he was trying to say with that style moving the star move. and i left out the room a little baffled just to my head and my knowledge is crying because i just thought something was wrong with me. the archdiocese investigated hector's claim and cleared paddick of wrongdoing the archdiocese has known about the allegations against monsignor for years more than 6 years. those allegations have bee

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whether you agree with john locke about everything, he was certainly right about that. the founding document of our public, the constitution, states at the outset that one of the principal reasons we have it politic is toy provide justice security, or as it states, to provide for the common defense. that is, security from foreign enemies, and to ensure domestic tranquility. that is protection from creditors within society -- predators within society. unless society as a whole has the ability to preserve this peace and security, our rights ultimately become a meaningless. the essence of all political thinking is about how to reconcile the claims of the individual with the interests of the broader community. in all the great countries represented right now on the stage, we have erected strong protections around our individual rights. there are none stronger in the world. but while at the same time we have placed some constraints on which are necessary to protect the safety of society as a whole. apart from life itself, liberty is our greatest value. and yet, limits are pl

to deliver trustworthy insights, inputs, to have done the work, to have commissioned the work, but john or i generally approve every meaningful position and certainly every-- we have deep discussions about every large position. you have an image, thoug of being a person that strikes fear in a lot of ceos. that they're going to get a call from paul singer. so does that image bother you, that you have an image of being a tough person and commanding? what i've learned over the years is to not care too much about opprobrium and unfair press. it's good when a corporate execute listens with the understanding that we are real, that we have the capacity to carry through and the history of carrying through on our projects that we undertake and that we need to be convinced in order to say "ok, sorry," whicsometimes we do. "sorry. we were wrong," or, "doing a great job." so it doesn't bother me anymore. david: so how do you see the economy right now? are you worried about the economy? i'm very concerned about where we are in terms of the financial system, the economy, the american economy, global

thank you very much john hendren with the latest live in cubic thank you. now at least 8 soldiers with libya's internationally recognized government have been killed in renewed fighting with forces loyal to warlord holly for half the fighting took place in southern tripoli where government forces recaptured areas near an unused airport have those forces launched a campaign to capture the capital in april libya has been mired in violence and uprising toppled and killed a longtime leader muammar gaddafi in 2011. samsung electronics at its operating profits dropped by more than a halt in the 3rd quarter compared to a year ago analysts say the slump could be due to declining prices for its chips as well as weekend demand for its mobile devices the company is expected to report its final results later this month when haye has more from seoul. these are not the final detail the figures for the quarter released by samsung electronics they will be released towards the end of the month but this is limited released as part of its regulatory filing so something it was

back to you. >> thanks john and john. well, you've just heard from the best of academic research on national service. now for some reality therapy. tay, how does this translate into actual service and how is that working for you? >> thank you. can you hear me? perfect. >> the trick is to hold it really close. >> remind me if i let the mike slide a little bit but it's a thrill to be here, a great pleasure to be on the panel, thank you bell, bookings and the great paper. before i talk about what this looks like on the hill and the policy proposals that service alliance is moving forward, i want to tell you about myself and my connection to service. i lead the government relations work at service alliance, unlike the panelists i didn't complete a year, serve in the military or serve in office. so my connection to service in a real way really started about ten years ago when i was working in philadelphia. i had transitioned from a career practicing law to something more meaningful to me, public education. one of my coworkers

be a real active then he gets rid of john or john bolton and we have seen this practice elected then he gets rid of john or john bolton and we have seen this process since he entered office at the beginning of 2017 but what is a sense he entered office at the beginning of 2017 but what is a bundle e clear is that since the start of this dreadful problems in the fleet it's clear is that since the start of this dreadful conflict since inception rhea fought for all of our son to stop to this complex has seriously this conflict has seriously damaged america's reputation it's that well it's it's the dam it's this incident damaged america's reputation it's that well it's it's the dam it's it's intent to say yes you can say yes or iraq. up to big cuts cost us they behave bottom up not big how could the whole state cannot be here in their strategy in the here in this series battleship game this insistence that syria explode this lot and says it's and 6 close look it's and for being almost like being almost like circus almost. circus coolness it's like just going to ask this i. suggest this b

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speakers include former cia director john brennan, former deputy cia directors john mclaughlin and michael morel, and former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe. a.m., the at 10:00 house homeland security committee hears testimony on global terror threats with fbi director chris wray. at three clock p.m., we joined house rules committee as it considers an impeachment investigation resolution, laying the groundwork for how the inquiry will proceed. sunday, live at noon eastern on in-depth, princeton joinssity professor perry us to talk about african-american history and racial inequality. >> my mother came of age in alabama. youthher lived her through white nationalists society, and it has -- >> open officially white nationalists society? >> yes, and it has reared its head again. book, "ast recent letter to my sons." other books include "may we forever stand." join the conversation with phone calls, tweets, and facebook messages. afterwards,ern on the author of "it shouldn't be this hard to serve your country," recounts his time as the. secretary of veterans affairs in the cup administ

media are reporting that the former white house national security adviser john bolton has been asked to testify at the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump bolton has reportedly been asked to appear next week so too has national security council lawyer john. eisenberg and eisenberg's deputy michael ellis that accredits are investigating accusations that trump withheld military aid to ukraine unless it investigated his democratic rival joe biden our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more from washington on who's been testifying on wednesday. the testimony on wednesday on capitol hill by 2 state department officials are expected to be particularly damaging to the white house once again this is an effort by the democrats to offer further timelines and a deep dive into ukraine policy under the administration of donald trump we expect that at least one of the witnesses will testify that there was a request to withhold military aid to ukraine and that this came at the direction of president trump but all eyes are also on what will take place in the u.s. house of rep

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nothing only shows him john bercow has become a british household name. there you state you pay their rent spare a student yes trace ok you know so. far. back i was 1st elected to the role of speaker of the house of commons 10 years ago it's been his job to chant abates antiquing want to own his own though a politician himself the speaker must also remain impartial at all times that beck has been accused by some of showing political bias particularly when it comes to bricks it my ruling is therefore that the motion will not be debated to day as he would be repetitive and disorderly to do so i know that the dynamics you face mean that on occasion you will sometimes have to please some and not others but it is becoming remarkable how often you please one lot and not the other. when he was sketching the decisions in his favor. grumbling is grumbling now because he doesn't like the judgment but his rulings have also divided the public is clearly on the remains side and he's sort of amendment 3 whose sole aim is very obviously to stop receiving ok well i think

john thank you very much for that finale that as john hendren live in got to know a cubic thank you now brazil's president says more than 100 tons of oil spilled on the northeastern coast could be criminal activity or a shipwreck jabal saddam rose says at least 42 cities have been affected by the spill brazilian police are investigating the spill has killed a large numbers of aquatic animals and forced several beaches to close state on oil john de petro bra says the spill isn't the type caused by then. now exit polls show tonight he is the main religious party ennahda coming 1st in parliamentary elections that's just ahead of its main rival the heart to nazir were both groups have shown no interest in creating a coalition government which adds another layer of tension to a country already facing high unemployment foreign debt and a budget deficit reports from tunis. the tough choice ahead for another party officials their lead in sunday's parliamentary election was now so they are left with 2 options doing business with their arch rival the secular heart of the in his ear which is whisk

they were actively involved in 2016 as we saw from john podesta and others. they put out false information and then they were active on social media trying to pit americans against each other on domestic issues on issues whether it's race or immigration or guns or what have you and their whole thinthey're holdingt our democracy and they continue to do that of raisins 2016. we have every reason to believe they will continue their efforts and intensify them learning to try to get around them and i'm very worried under the majority leader's leadership hasn't done enough to help us defend against that. >> host: less than five minutes i want to get back to your personal story. first of all, your son stanford and despite the politics he has become a trump supporter and has taken positions that are in many ways different from yours. >> guest: my husband and i tried to raise our kids to be independent thinkers and we succeeded. we have our daughter on the one hand who is substantially to the left of us and fun on the other hand who is substantially to the right and t

john maguire, bbc news, staffordshire. the death toll from anti—government protests in iraq has risen. protests have spread across the country in the last five days, with clashes between demonstrators and police intensifying on friday. the influential shi‘ite cleric has added his voice to calls for the prime minister to step down. —— shia. a british—australian woman and her australian boyfriend have been released from a prison in iran after being held for three months. jolie king and mark firkin were arrested for reportedly flying a drone without a permit. the competitive world of publishing has seen many titles come and go, but one monthly magazine has just launched its 500th edition after almost half a century. gay times is now europe‘s longest running lgbt publication and ben hunte has been looking at how it‘s changed through the decades. glossy magazines fill the shelves, but this one, which looks like coffee table material, started 47 years ago as a monthly voice for gay activists. here in the national l

john henderson said he wanted to make the home fans suffer. there were also reports today that some of the gangs we re reports today that some of the gangs were co—ordinated and they were dressed as stewards in sofia. the republic of ireland missed the chance to qualify for the european championships next year. they lsot 2—0 at switzerland, leaving their qualification hopes hanging in the balance. andy murray is through to the second round of the european open in belgium after beating the home favourite kimmer coppejans in straight sets in antwerp. and britain's world heptathlon champion katarina johnson—thompson has been nominated for the iaaf world athlete of the year award. johnson—thompson won her first global outdoor title at the world championships in doha with a british record. plenty to talk to with her. if you wa nt to plenty to talk to with her. if you want to go out this morning and you wa nt to want to go out this morning and you want to watch k gt, find it on the iplayer later. or take it with you. take your phone or whate

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john as well as that whole situation would. give polls that say a lot of the people of it is fed up every bit. ready ready ready of the state of the. budget then all the rest falls and all the shops are shut so this iteration developed in the low to. us democratic presidential candidate joe biden's campaign team has demanded that major t.v. networks banned donald trump personal lawyer from appearing on their shows and alleges that rudy giuliani is spreading damaging falsehoods about biden on behalf of the u.s. president. has more. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is making his rounds on america's t.v. networks now rightly or wrongly donald trump is under a lot of heat facing an impeachment inquiry and rudy giuliani intends as the president's lawyer to tell the other side of the story but the president's talking about is however there is a. lot of evidence that the ukrainians created false information people were ignoring that that biden played a role in getting these collusion allegations covered up i didn't ask him to

to give you an example, at the federal level, you had directors like john lomax, known as a folk song collector. he toured around the south often with his son, and he was appointed the director of folk ways at the federal level, and he was interested in the potential of these ex-slave narratives. he wanted these portraits of ex-slaves as these rural colorful folk people, and he thought that would be appealing to a wide audience. on the other end of the spectrum, you have the only african-american to be appointed as a federal director of the ex-slave project, and that was a famous poet and professor of english from howard university, sterling brown. he was appointed as the editor of the office of negro affairs in washington, and it was his unenviable task to review all of the copy sent in, all of the submissions sent in from different state directors and state and local offices, anything pertaining to black history of black culture and identity. he and his small staff were responsible for reading through it and trying to correct some of the worst stereotypes or misrepresentations of a

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70 percent would question was you 3 were of down and of their course and a singles with as you know john so these are popular movements in 2 respects when you 1st respect the sense that they mobilize large numbers and you could be people who are not left feast or what if you size often and they represent the points that the minds of very large sections of the population i guess what i want to do is i want to channel your expertise and do a master class on how you build i have a successful protest or a move that l.a. let's start with fuel the idea of the starting point is that the 1st march that becomes spontaneous. the planning before you even start the 1st march how do you start. i mean are there been a movement that started in very different ways but typically bears a lot of work that happens behind that nobody is aware of a long time conversations between people who have been acting smaller way to try to bring attention to an issue who in their manage to pull together something that can attract war and public attention. palo we kill we cannot ignore the digital world right here becaus

national security advisor john bolton has been asked to testify at the impeachment inquiry into doll trump's controversial phone call to his ukrainian counterpart some of even speculated that bolton could be the democrats' impeachment hero of his there is heidi castro has been. impeached been investigators are eager to question john bolton the former national security adviser to president trump was a central figure in the administration's policy toward ukraine and one who said to have used colorful language to describe efforts to compel ukraine to investigate trumps political opponents a drug deal is what bolton's assistant said her boss called a july 10th meeting between ukrainian and u.s. officials at the white house the assistant testified bolton walked out of the meeting after sensing other u.s. officials had an agenda apart from solidifying the relationship between the 2 nations to get ukraine to investigate trumps domestic rivals i think that we've heard over the last several weeks a lot of lower level people and now the house is going to start moving up the food chain but bolt

a 1000 africans have been pretty much stuck in limbo in southern mexico for the past several months john home reports now from a camp in tapachula. far from home and praying for some kind of deliverance the. these african migrants from countries such as angola cameroon and the republican democratic republic of congo a trying to get to the united states but they found themselves stuck in tapachula. they do already travel thousands of kilometers through latin america to get to here a desperate journey that started in brazil or it could do with these requirements for them would loose the mits can government won't let them advance further. now there are more than a 1000 in this makeshift camp. and this of 50 from angola has been here for 3 months some of them about 30 feet away most some one of my 3 children and i live in misrata and it rains on the water gets in and all of my clothes get wet can i do you. well in your mind that we're. going there surviving largely thanks to help from well wishers and local churches i want them we've got the money we get water from the river interest food we

thank you john. >>now we want to check in on the morning commute around the bay area we are. heading into san francisco right now traffic is smooth at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays no prom and this morning they have a camera positioned a little over bridge heading into oakland maze and that's looking good too but the commute directions westbound on the left and it's only 8 minutes to make your way off to fremont street we're checking in on the golden gate is find smooth at the limit 19 minutes novato to san francisco. so you're right on top if you have to commute from the north bay into the city. 92 your trip across the san mateo bridge, the early birds are out there. this is one of our bridges where the commute to starts really early these days, 13 minutes and growing to make it from hayward over to the peninsula. we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell bridge. no problems to report here delay free hot spot free 8 minutes, pretty quick and right on time time to make your way from the east bay to the north bay will check more for you coming up in just a bit. to o

that may be enough to see him over the finish line john homan how does it look. now u.k. prime minister boss johnson will take his breakfast deal to parliament on saturday to when the votes of a fractured government all opposition parties including his coalition partner the northern irish to you a set to vote against the agreement or a challenge has more from westminster. this is the karma before westminster's weekend storm on saturday m.p.'s will face off in parliament in a special session they have just one day of debate to accept or reject boris johnson's new brix it deal and decide the future of this country if they say no the prime minister must ask the e.u. for a break sit extension something he's desperate to avoid i hope that people will think well you know what's the bounce what constituents really want do they want us to keep going with a song they want division and delay or do they want us to focus on putting more money into the n.h.s. which is what we're doing expanding a provision for a provision for education. and putting more police out on the streets tackl

crisis thomas cook well so you actually is this new couple that's actually bought thomas cook said john and irene hayes they built this business from the ground up and i thought the summit was rather touchy there they were saying that the employees they bought back which is 597 those employees many of them have been in tears and as irene hayes is quoted as saying they've been coddling us i mean they've taken these people who actually turning to food stamps because they've been laid off they're taking them they're employing them what's new daniel is that they very much look at this the web as their friend they're kind of a they're actually an elderly couple they're in their seventy's but they're very hip they have managed to start their business with very good managers that get this world today and so these package holidays that really offer like a sort of a social economic a lower socio economic band in the u.k. those package policies are going to remain because they'll be taken over by the hays company and they'll be taken over and then i think they're going to employ another 2500 empl

john song. with. him or not visiting the same location for same years in a role because the way i believe that the travelling became more affordable and now you have opportunities for me even less money to visit places far far away. tourism has changed you brother nick completely and the only one in full residence left in the last 8 years now i live outside of your town because i find the old town a little bit too crowded specially during summer months you hardly could walk and you can park shopping is limited then such a thing both will fish standage rents out the apartment he used to live in tourism is now his main income he's bought 20 apartments in the old quarter and he's renting them all out when i was a boy used to play ball in the streets and local. grandmother's you used to dry clothes on. the ropes and such a cigs that you caught to see any more so they are less and less inhabitants because it's the expensive. brother nick needs to keep dubrovnik site entity it shouldn't be misplaced with th

not so much fun i was up to date when i was a participant and 2nd i've been a misstep something that john johnson had of that of many of these. forces a party has cornered. on demonstration to come out and to i'm just so so out of this what what is like i've been in the same time calling for more sedation and against the government and i've been out so it's not a contradiction and this is a byproduct of that and professor let the me just come in there because yes i hear you saying this i guess it is going to harm him also there's also there's also a professor we're hearing from people a real loss of faith in government a loss of faith in politicians people talking about corruption they talking about inequality and why the poor in the country have to be the brunt of these austerity and taxation measures. well this is a major problem it's a country president on october 31st and you know if you would do is he would be he would have been in our courts a city for years and he has been he has been a promising reform is and to change. the mode of modus operandi of the government lessening the co

back up to date of the business asia want to get johns in berlin thanks for joining the united states has added a further 28 chinese companies to a trade blacklist saying the firms have all been involved in the persecution of muslim minorities in china beijing was swift to respond signaling it will hit back this comes just 2 days before u.s. china trade talks are set to resume aimed at ending a protracted travel for. this is what the white house says the latest mass blacklisting is all about he claims the 28 companies that helped beijing build what amounts to a police state in she jang suppressing ethnic week is mostly muslim minorities among the firms 2 of the world's largest manufacturer of surveillance equipment hike vision and. the u.s. is hurting china's chances of becoming a world leader in the sector days before trade talks to geve to resume the americans insists the blacklisting has nothing to do with the trade talks saying it keeps human rights and economic concerns separate however the white house is reported to have previously shelved ideas that would have shone a light on

this is the this war they want john to or that the. situation bilbo so this will try to with this. honest lives and hope of the situation would. do polls say a lot of the people a bit better every. 'd day 'd for the state they do the. butt of jokes on then all the rest falls of all sorts of shot so this explosion that will be the most of. us democratic presidential candidate joe biden's campaign team is demanded major t.v. networks banned donald trump personal lawyer from appearing on the show is rudy giuliani spreading damaging false it's about biden on the behalf it's kind of the u.s. president and i'm open house. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is making his rounds on america's t.v. networks now rightly or wrongly donald trump is under a lot of heat facing an impeachment inquiry and rudy giuliani intends as the president's lawyer to tell the other side of the story but the president's talking about is however there is a. motive evidence that the ukrainians created false information people were ignoring that that biden played a role in getting these collusion allegations

john used the word devastating but there has been other testimony. but why is this so problematic for the president? because one after another, career public servant or in the case of this colonel, a veteran, has come before a committee in the house and testified that they were disturbed in real time about what donald trump was doing and a parallel foreign policy that he seemed to be running that instead of being focused on protecting us security or the security of our allies, focused on digging up dirt on his opponents and focused on trying to relitigate the findings of every intelligence agency that has looked at it. that russia interfered with the 2016 election. that has been disturbing and witness after witness has gone before congress and said that is what they observed. and it isa said that is what they observed. and it is a first—hand witness of course, not something he heard from someone else. and yet many people on my timeline, some of them are very pro— trump some of them want to be fair, they say that diplomacy has a lwa ys fair, they

the protests in hong kong has sparked significant political fallout houston rockets general manager john dayrell morey's apologized after he placed an image saying fight for freedom stand with college for the weekend his comments angered many of the team's chinese fans there are hundreds of thousands of them and some chinese businesses cut ties with the rockets but the pressure from china has also sparked rebuke from u.s. politicians at a time when trade ties are already tense. and the united states is blacklisted $28.00 chinese tech companies that develop facial recognition and other artificial intelligence sec knology the u.s. says the technology is being used by these companies to repress china's muslim minority groups the blacklist bars u.s. firms from selling technology to the chinese companies without government approval rights groups say china has detained around a 1000000 we girls and other muslims in so-called reeducation camps in west western jang region. thank. you without as their toughest take a look at the top stories president trump has defended his decision to pull u.s. t

she walked into john's apartment thinking it was her own thought that he was an intruder and shot him twice killing her neighbor as he sat on his couch eating ice cream. taking into concert consideration is it not surprising that the jury found her guilty in less than 24 hours deliberating. >>it most should have been a manslaughter conviction because she didn't have. i'm negligent way. she she was in her. shooting an intruder in her. this or she's trained shoot to kill she did is she was trained to do. she was clearly negligent and going into the wrong apartment. >>28th in union street in oakland when investigators arrived a witness told police. >>a vehicle having pulled over and dropping off infant in the car seat on the sidewalk. >>nothing wrong with the child not injured, i'm happy for the baby, but i'm happy for the adult. i n justmagine emotionally what they were going through. because that's the terrible feeling to have. >>police say at this point the mother is not facing any charges for child endangerment so that's not the focus of our investigation and this term. >>we're merel

kerry dr john kerry. someone might hear you ok. these are the types of things that we can't tell anyone about the mainstream media doesn't want you to hear about these proposals and as you know i take my marching orders from wolf blitzer so. you've heard of reading the tea leaves i read the beard whiskers. wolf our god has told me that we should pay attention to nothing nothing other than the impeachment inquiry that exact that is all in fact every. everyone you know i have your home district you should print out a color photo of donald trump and glue it to the front of your face ok that's the only way you'll be properly informed. and if you think you're about to learn something that's not about impeachment you punch the photo real hard. and if you if you had done that correctly starting a few days ago you wouldn't even have noticed that this week when the giant wall street bull statue was covered in blood and protesters with extinction rebellion staged to die in unfortunately i'm not sure anyone on wall street noticed because they

prime minister and his japanese counterparts have met in tokyo at a time of heightened tension not john and they have agreed that strained relations need to be mended it's the highest level meeting since tokyo introduced export controls on materials that are crucial to the south korean tech industry and that was in response to souls demands for compensation from japan for wartime forced labor. bolivia's opposition leader is calling for mass protests to continue unless a runoff is held carlos messer says he has evidence of electoral fraud in sunday's presidential vote president evo morales has denounced the opposition demonstrations as a crew and anti-government protests in chile have become some of the biggest and most violent in nearly 30 years at least 18 people have been killed in the past 2 weeks . a police investigation is underway in the united kingdom after the bodies of that $109.00 people were found in a container truck in a town east of london the driver has been arrested on suspicion of murder well those are the headlines and next up on al-jazeera it's circle of poison stay w

john sopel at the white house for us. devastating is the word he used there. there has been other testimony about the ukraine phone call. why is this so problematic for the president? i asked rebecca legrand, who is an attorney that specialises in government investigations, why this testimony at the impeachment inquiry is so problematic for the president. because one after the other there are public servants or lieutenant colonel vindman, a military veteran has come before committees in the house saying that they were disturbed in real—time by what donald trump was doing and a parallel foreign policy seems to be running that was focused, instead of on protecting us security or the security of our allies, focused on digging up dirt on his opponents and focused on trying to reiterate the findings of every intelligence agency that has looked at it that russia interfered with the 2016 elections. that has been incredibly disturbing and witness after witness has gone before congress and said that is what they observed. and he is a first—hand witness, of course,

he served as a strategic advisor in afghanistan alongside general david petraeus and general john allen, and so we are very, very lucky to have all of them here with us today and the citizens of texas, michigan and new jersey are very fortunate indeed. i will be your moderator for this. i am lisa monaco. i should've done that at the front end. in addition to a service at nyu, i was president obama's homeland security and counterterrorism adviser. let's get started and get rolling. i know some of you have to leave a little early to do the people's business. so crossing the divide, that's the part of a program, going from executive branch to congress. i will lobby softball at everyone and try and get your response to this. you have all served in the executive branch and in the national security committee. you made the paper to the legislative branch. how is that inform your service in being a productive and effective legislator or in the time of tremendous national security tumult? i'll start with you, will. >> sure, elissa. thank you and it's a pleasure to be with my eckstein colic. when