[applause] usa. usa. usa. usa. >> you know i believe president trump is the best friend the united states armed forces has ever had. [applause] , i do. under this commander-in-chief's chief we have made the strongest military and getting stronger still. and with that renewed american strength, we have taken the fight to radical islamic terrorists on our terms on their soil. in the last year alone, american forces at the direction of this commander-in-chief captured the last inch of territory beneath the black flag of isis. [applause] and just about a month ago, as the world watched, u.s. special forces took out the leader of isis without one american casualty. [applause] al bag daddy is gone and conan the hero dog is just fine. [applause] and this president also understood that national security ginza border security. and we made historic investments to secure our borders and as i stand before you today, apprehensions on our southern border are down 70% and we've already started to build that wall on the south

. >>> the 2015 usa freedom act banned bulk collection of private records. the senate judiciary committee recently held a hearing on reauthorizing the legislation. among the witnesses were officials from the fbi, the justice department and the nsa. this is two hours. 2015. we have two panels, basically, four parts of the act. i want the panel to tell us the good, the bad and the ugly why we need these four people, why we need to reauthorize the program n your view, what happens if we don't. would you accept any changes? what would those changes be. and other than recite your testimony, i'm very interested in hearing from the national security perspective how the usa freedom act of 2015 is still relevant in 2019 and beyond and the tools available, how they're relevant to the fight we're still in. i would end with this. baghdadi is dead but the cause lives. the effort to penetrate our country is ongoing every day. terrorists groups with a lot of different names are trying to come here to do us harm to hurt americans abroad and the war is far from over. i wish

[applause] [cheering] usa, usa. >> get her out of here. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. >> all well, you're about to hear the greatest speech you have ever heard and that is going to be the publicity. because all the fake news will say -- [crowd boos] massive riots, fake news. fiercely, they won't say it, because when we have protesters all in favor they don't talk about it but there is a slob, a real slob. [cheering] wait a minute. she'll get hell when she gets back home with mom. [cheering] look, she screams a little bit and you know what i like to do to avoid them, the big problem, i could hardly hear her. what happens is all you people go crazy, look, look, there is one disgusting person who made a horrible gesture with the wrong finger. now they will not say that, the fake news, they will not say that. if one of us did that it would be the biggest story ever. i think it's terrible and i'll tell you the other thing, i don't know who the security company is, but the police came up and they want to be so politically correct, so they don't take her wrist and get around, they say would you please

audience: usa! usa! usa! pres. trump: and i will tell you -- you know, i'd go, and a lot of times lot of times, i'll say , something, and you're like a poll. you're like a free poll for me, ok? it's true. i'd ask questions like, "what do you like better for this campaign? maga? make america great again -- which we always like. we never -- or keep america great?" and it's very surprising. so normally, most candidates like, you know, the people that don't know too much. they'd hire a pollster. the pollster goes to 92 people. then they wonder why the polls are wrong. how come the polls were wrong? in my case, they do a poll and then they add 10 or 12 percent now to it. they've learned that. took them a little while to figure that one out. but you know what? i do it. and i say look, i have these room full of incredible people. i say, what do you like better? now, i'm a little superstitious. i'll never give up "make america great again." i can't do that, dan, right? i can't do it, dan. so i'm never going to do that. so

and shouting down down usa. the protest follows deadly us airstrikes that killed 25 iran backed militias. garrett, what have we learned? >> according to reuters. and storming the embassy today, backed by iran. those airstrikes kill 25 fighters and according to the associated press the crowd made their way after attending funerals, and smashing security cameras as they shouted down down usa and death to america as they try to push toward embassy grounds. they are retreating to the inside of the embassy and according to reuters the us embassy staff and ambassador have been evacuated. and and the iranian backed hezbollah brigades. and the millicent that vowed revenge. that is what we are starting to see. >> they are protesting in the streets, and the consulate there was storm dan us ambassador and 3 other americans were killed. our prayers with everyone there, we continue to follow it. eight minutes until the top of the hour. what are your goals for 2020 as we step into the new year? our next guest encourages every

year we debut talkers the 10 most talked about news stories of the year but 1st homelessness in the usa how our tax dollars are literally paying to dispose of the most vulnerable americans. cook in washington this is the big picture on our t.v. america. thousands of homeless families who used to live in new york city shelters have moved elsewhere their move funded by a new york city program called sotto meaning special one time assistance the soda program provides one year's full rent up front to move within new york city to other new york state county is or to another state or puerto rico or washington d.c. . see so to it can be accessed by working individuals and families and those who receive s.s.i. s.s.d. etc as long as there is the future ability to make rent payments based on the households rent not exceeding 50 percent of the households income but what if they can't pay their own rent after that 1st year the mayor of nearby newark new jersey says the soto program is already failing those so $2.00 moves to newark often land and uninhabitable an illegally converted apartments which

he will spend years negotiating with the usa. he will spend years ruing the fact he didn't reach a proper agreement with the eu before leaving. as the documents we have shown today indicate he hasn't been straightforward on the issues surrounding trade with northern ireland, and the republic of ireland. so, ido ireland, and the republic of ireland. so, i do think we need a bit of openness from the government, we forced them to release the document, we released them for them actually a week ago, which showed the access the us were demanding to public services and today, the news came out of what is happening with northern ireland, and... briefly for people who didn't hear the news what do you claim the documents show? they show there are going to be charges, there are going to be customs check, restrictions on trade between britain and northern ireland. thank you. boris johnson. that is not true. the whole of the uk comes out, england scotland wales northern ireland, we do free trade deals together. northern ireland is pa rt of de

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new jets, new ships, new rockets, new missiles, all made in the usa, folks. made in the usa. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: but as we near the end of another extraordinary year, we celebrate america's incredible comeback, and that is what it is. our country was down and depleted. our military was so down and so out. i mean, i can tell you stories, but i won't tell you because it is embarrassing to tell you, but we have rebuilt it, $2.5 trillion. somebody said, well that is bad for the budget, but let me tell you, i am a big budget person, but when it comes to the military, there is no budget. there is no budget. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: there is no budget when it comes to the military. somebody says, well they are , doing really badly in the war, we don't have enough ammunition, but we are losing the war, but you know we had a good budget , last year. no. you have people who think that way. it doesn't work that way. we are so powerful militarily now, especially at the end of another six months. this stuff is all pouring in. brand-new jets, the most incredibl

the usa is a great example. if i click on region, choose north america, then find the usa, we're able to select different states of the us. if i choose florida, again, here are the climate stripes. this data comes from noaa, the us weather and climate service. this data goes all the way back to 1895. as you'd expect with a smaller area, there is a bit more variability — some warmer years earlier on, some cooler ones later on. but generally speaking, you can see that warming pattern, and that is the striking thing about this website. basically, wherever you look around the world, you will find that trend of accelerated warming in recent years. i'm back at the scott polar research institute at the university of cambridge and, professorjulian dowdswell, you're going to take me back in time to look at some of the research that was done here almost half a century ago. and look at why it's so relevant to what's happening today. after the end of the second world war, the surface of the antarctic ice sheet began to be

they include miss america, miss usa, miss teen usa and miss universe. >> yes, well, black women have worn each of the crowns before, but it has never been in the same year. this year's winner sat down with abc's linsey davis. >> miss america, miss usa, miss teen usa and miss universe all black everything. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> how does it feel to be a part of this history-making moment? >> it feels amazing. >> i think it's such a great move forward as the world and as a society to say, look, women who were in the past never had opportunities to do things like this are now here. >> i think there are times where i am disappointed because people will sometimes comment on social media and say, why are we talking about your race, like you guys are just four amazing women. yes, we're four amazing women but there was a time when we literally could not win. like literally. >> and they are stunning and amazing, and those three are all wearing their natural hair. you can hear more from linsey's interview later on "good morning america." >> that's pretty epic there. >>> next to president trump's

turning point usa founder and author of an upcoming book "the maga doctrine." you are going to want to get this one. i want to start with one of the most egregious examples of conservatives being targeted and attacked. a recruiter was harassed and punch in the face at uc berkeley. watch. >> [bleep] [bleep] >> jason: i mean, he just went right smack dab after him. what was happening there? >> that was our turning point usa group at university of california berkeley. hayden williams was recruiting students. we understand we are not going to be in the ideological majority at university california berkeley but as conservatives, we still want to go out and try to recruit any students that might align with our belief system. this leftist thug came up and smacked him in the face. here's the sad part about this. that was in february. this case has basically gone cold. he pleaded guilty. the d.a. is still sitting on it, no trial. i've been talking to hayden williams. he's just waiting for justice and i'm afraid that there's been this pattern at berkeley that if you do p

>> that was our turning point usa group at university of california berkeley. hayden williams was recruiting students. we understand we are not going to be in the ideological wemajority at university california berkeley but as conservatives, we still want to go out and try to recruit any students that might align with our belief system. this leftist thug came up and smacked him in the face. here's the sad part about this. that was in february. this case has basically gone cold. he pleaded guilty. the d.a. is still sitting on it inarno trial. i've been talking to hayden williams. he's just waiting for justice and i'm afraid that there's been this pattern at berkeley that if you do physical violence against a conservative such as professor who smacked someone with a bikei lock not too long ago, you might get away with it. you saw that video, considering getting punched in the face. justice is still hanging. i hope the d.a. does the right thing but i'm not too confident. that was one of the more egregious examples that led to president trump signing the historic e

[applause] audience: usa! usa! usa! president trump: never again will this savage killer hurt another man, woman, or child. you saw the men in the orange jumpsuits with somebody behind them -- a savage with a knife -- and they chopped off their head. that was al-baghdadi. that was al-baghdadi's people. and a lot of people died that way, and they died a lot of other ways too. and he died a rough way. and these soldiers, 68 of them, they jumped off those helicopters. and i watched it. it was incredible. i literally was able to watch it because of what we can do technologically. i watched it, and it was an incredible sight. they jumped off long before those helicopters were anywhere near to the ground. michael would understand that very much because he was a great soldier. but they jumped off those helicopters -- [applause] and they charged that house, and the enemy didn't have any idea what the hell hit him. it was incredible, actually, to see. [applause] incredible. our message to the bloodthirsty terrorist is clear: you

♪ applause]and >> [chanting] usa! pres. trump: thank you very much, thank you everybody. what a group. thank a trueo american legend and a beloved national hero, rush limbaugh. thank you, rush. i don't know if you know it or not, he's got like 39 people -- 39 million people listening. from day one he has been incredible, good times or bad times, he doesn't waver because he is tough as hell. they tell me he makes like $50 million a year, that might be on the low side, so if anybody wants to be a nice conservative talk show host, it is not a bad living, i will say. but i have to say, he is a very unique guy and a great man and he has been a great friend. thank you to rush, thank you. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: let me begin by wishing you -- you remember this? they were trying to take christmas out of christmas, you remember? they did not want to let you say merry christmas, you would go around and see department stores ,hat have everything red snow, ribbons, bows, everything there but they would not say merry

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it is a poll that came out earlier this month from usa today -- dominated usa today in early december, a poll they did with sauce -- ipsos. a number of articles in this extensive peace -- piece. here is susan page, the washington bureau chief of usa today, she writes about this poll, americans are united on this, they are sick and tired of being so divided. , social media,s and the news media have exacerbated and exaggerated those divisions sometimes for their own benefit. she writes more than 9 of 10, about as close to unanimity as a national survey usually reaches said it is important for the united states to reduce that divisiveness. some of the reporting from that poll on the front page, 83% of americans say divisiveness and gridlock are a big problem in politics. republicans, 87% of democrats, there is more common ground between us than the media and politicians say. and independents, 76% and we think we can reach out to someone on the other side. people consider the other party worthwhile, but think it -- misguided, but find it worthwhile to -- , they say ins terms of the impact

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the usa have won the women's world cup for the time. —— the usa have won the women's world cup for the fourth time. they secured back—to—back titles after overpowering the netherlands. the usa have been champions in every sense with megan rapinoe winning the golden boot and the golden ball award for the tournament's best player. if we want to have meaningful change, what i think is most inspiring would be if everybody other than raheem sterling and koulibaly, if they were as outraged as racism as they were. it is a few months on from the craziness of the world cup, what has it been like for you post—france? can you go to the supermarket to buy milk? milk and four selfies! that is the accompaniment. i can go places. but it is so much more. there is not a place i am going that for the most part people do not recognise me, even if they don't say anything. there are glances around. i am very observant, just in general, so i feel like i could feel everything around all the time. it is interesting. it has been totally insane. in the best way, in the most exhausting way. hard in ways. i

to germany is nearing completion the project has more than a few critics the european commission the usa poland and the baltic states all opposing the project some fear that the e.u. will become too dependent on russian natural gas and others feel they are just pawns in russia's pog games. new meaning in the german state of metal in burke for parma this is where the 1200 kilometer long nord stream to pipeline reaches the german baltic sea coast soon natural gas from russia will be flowing towards western europe streaming to circumvent ukraine gas market expert says there's a very clear reason for building the pipeline. it was like naturally the russian side always insists that nord stream too wasn't built to bypass ukraine like north stream one but i believe that's exactly why dr fool and special ships they pipeline sections just a few kilometers off the german baltic sea coast resistance is coming from the us they are planning sanctions possibly to include those operating the vessels instead of natural gas from russia the usa wants to sell its liquid gas. there's also opposition to the

news live from berlin usa strikes in iraq provoked angry reactions in baghdad and tehran american warplanes hit targets belonging to iran supported militia that was closely with iraqi forces but could things for tell a trained raids provoke more violence also on the program. spread is bush backcrosses worsens already has warned residents in some areas that it's too dangerous to flee advancing claims that as a magic emergency services struggle to contain blazes over the country. and libya's in battle government could soon see military help from turkey ankara is lining up support to send troops into the north african country despite warnings that such a move could further destabilize the breech. i'm anthony hello and welcome to the program baghdad and tehran have condemned usa strikes against an iraqi militia supported by iran iraq says the strikes violated sulfur n.t. and could provoke more conflict in the region u.s. forces hit 5 targets belonging to a group called hezbollah as for tell the for a rocket attack that killed a u.s. civilian contractor at. american airbus. this hezbollah base n

usa freedom was supposed to end that practice. so four years later what is your verdict? did it succeed? >> let me take a step back and say more about what to think it is. before the patriot act was passed the government was able to acquire categories of business records. narrow categories that did not include phone records that if it could persuade the fisa court that the subject of the records was a foreign agent, sorry, a foreign power or agent of foreign power. section 215 dramatically expanded this authority, like the government to obtain any tangible thing, not just business records, on low showing of relevance to on foreign intelligence the sketch. what we learned in 2013 with the still disclosure what the government was obtaining all of the phone records, american phone records held by several major phone companies and the fisa court had approved this based on the theory even though the vast majority of them still relevant to any investigation, there were likely to be a small number of relevant records buried within the usa freedom act in 2015, which turned on a s

rapinoe was co—captain at the tournament this summer where the usa lifted their fourth world cup. rapinoe took the trophy ahead of england's lucy bronze in second. herfellow american alex morgan came third. imean, i i mean, i can't believe i'm actually the one winning it's in this field. it's been such an encoder will year and women's football is lucky to have every single one of these amazing players every single year. it pushes me to be the best player i can “— it pushes me to be the best player i can —— is been such an incredible yearin can —— is been such an incredible year in women's football. the draw for the fa cup third round was made earlier — it's the stage when premier league teams join the competition. and there is a real classic to look forward to. number 16. everton! liverpool already home to everton. so the merseyside derby is the stand out tie and, of course, they also meet this wednesday in the premier league. jurgen klopp‘s reds are eight points clear at the top of the league, while everton sit two points above the relegation zone with pressure mo

is opposed to the usa is not only supporting israel's illegal actions against international law it's juggling down on it we've now declared the settlements are not per se illegal under international law because for the 1st time in 40 years the usa now explicitly instead of implicitly supporting the violation of international law when it comes to palestine the palestinians call it a war crime but joining me now from tel aviv is israeli diplomat danny ion former israeli.

usa! the french are left completely befuddled! you're going to be like, ah, the team got busted for celebrating too much. or like, everyone's like, she talks too much or whatever. but this is what you really want. and i will give it to you, and i'm giving it to you, and this team is giving it to you, and you kind of like it. so it's sort of like a defiance but also playful but also, like, if i could have thrown a sneaky middle finger in there, i might have. but then it was sort of like a way to connect with the fans too in some sort of sense. then they can do it and it kind of means the same thing. if someone did the ronaldo, there's really nothing behind it other than him. so this feels like there's more behind it that there is more to everyone. it came right after president trump's tweets at me. the semifinal, this huge game, this is the biggest game outside of finals, this is the biggest game we've ever played, most important game, the fans were insane. and fans in their home country, being a home nation, it was a nice moment.

deal couldn't be reached in part due to resistance from some of the world's worst polluters like the usa china india and australia. forcing delegates to only pledge to do more to uphold the paris climate agreement. with leadership in short supply in madrid environmental activists saying it's time for the european union to step up i mean this conference in madrid is really a good point for the entire much of there to listen on on climate change and it's now up to the european union with the green deal to go ahead with a clear vision of carbon free neutral economy all eyes are now on next year's meeting in glasgow but while the world continues to drag its feet the worst predictions of climate scientists have already started to become a reality. and for more analysis on the situation i'm joined now by helen announcement from the world resources institute in washington helen thanks for joining us you just came back from madrid what's your report card on cost 25. i think if you look at the negotiations overall they've really failed to deliver what we were looking for what we were expecting i

of your favorite shows from the last season of the decade coming up in this show are israel and the usa rogue states when it comes to international war we are lots of israel's former mother in washington. and a new film the gaza fights for freedom documents israeli mass killings by bullets and poison gas we talked to the film's director files that all of them all going to have a days going on the ground 1st which countries have privileged trading relationships with the european union cited as a key issue in britain's general election campaign well here's one country famous for repeated violations of international law and one that has been bombing damascus and reportedly killing civilians in syria this week easier as a privilege changing relationship with a european union based on the e.u. association agreement establishing that product originating in israel within its internationally recognized borders benefit from pressure and show tariff treatment upon their entry into the european union yes special even trade treatment for violators of international law so israel's detractors. might

for wrongs of young voters turn out you were front page above the fold on newspapers all across the usa and shortly after your historic win mr trump came and found in a way oh yeah he came in a like i said we were looking for candidates and we actually looked at a candidate trump for the reform party but he would always threaten but he'd never and that's why winning 2016 i thought that's just donald he'll play the game a little bit when push comes to shove you won't run well then he did run but at 1st i was excited because i realized there were i thought he would remain independent even though he was running as a republican i really thought he'd remain independent and he could accomplish some remarkable stuff as an independent but he aligned himself with the evangelical far right this quote base that he has now which to me destroyed everything he could have accomplished heavy. i did that because that made it completely adversarial between the 2 parties if you were to govern like me when i had it i had a democratic senate and a republican house generally whoever i sided with prevailed so

both teams have gone through their final preparations for golf‘s presidents cup between team usa and an international team — not including european players. it'll be played over three days in melbourne, with this man, tiger woods, playing for and captaining team usa. and one of his team—mates has been talking about just how thorough woods can be with his preparations. everyone knows he doesn't sleep a lot. so i think a lot of the text that we get, or i have gotten, you wa ke that we get, or i have gotten, you wake up to them in the morning that he has set in the middle of the night, part of it, he cannot sleep because he is thinking so much about what is going on. one of scotland s leading athletes hopes speaking out about her recent health scare will help potentially save a life. commonwealth medallist lynsey sharp, is now back in training after a having surgery to remove pre—cancerous cells, and wants to raise awareness of the importance of having smear tests. she s been speaking to our reporterjane lewis. this year may be coming to an end, but there is no winding down for th

or polls in the usa democrats in the lower house of congress will announce 2 articles of impeachment against president trump later on tuesday abuse of power and obstruction of congress and this follows what's expected to be the last public hearing of the impeachment inquiry by the judiciary committee. and meanwhile the u.s. justice department has found no evidence of political bias by the f.b.i. when it investigated contacts between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia. 26 scene. people living in eastern australia have been forced to leave their homes as bushfires continue to spread around 85 of them are currently burning in the state of new south wales half of those are uncontained conditions are expected to worsen on tuesday because of high temperatures and strong winds in the country's biggest city sydney's once again being closed in fic smoke from the nearby fires andrew thomas is in the middle of it. the people behind me have chosen this spot for their wedding because ordinarily it has one of the most iconic views in sydney the harbor bridge and the opera house both c

reports how billions and billions of dollars went into afghanistan all unaccounted for to this day usa id the cigar s.-i ga our group which out of the pentagon did did analysis of trying to trace where these billions of dollars went for infrastructure development it would all just hit brick walls they there was taliban and and everybody else was in on the take it was corruption and to this day we cannot account for where those dollars have gone piles of cash disappeared matthew how clear or ambiguous was our afghanistan mission to troops deployed there. well you know i think for the men and women who go there who are carrying the weapons you know who are wearing the uniform they focus on one another you know and if you are noncommissioned officer or you're an officer and you have responsibility for men and women under your command you follow your main priority and many times your only priority is their safety so i can tell you as someone who was both as a marine in war and as a state department officer and war. there it was vastly different when i was a marine off. sir in iraq i didn't

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usa today hates me. [cheers and applause] usa today hates me but in the pool we are beating everybody so at biden's rally they have 200 seats but only a small number of people so they set up a roundtable so these people think they will listen to a speech now they're at a roundtable. we don't have enough room for roundtables i'm sorry. [laughter] but i think we are doing great. with our economy, choice, you finally have choice we've been trying to get it for almost 50 years for more years. [chanting] four more years. [chanting] four more years. >> these people back here they will be much more famous because the cameras cannot see you but only them did you ever notice they never show the crowd and stadiums of 35000 people but if crazy pocahontas goes to the middle of central park or she's in manhattan i could have baron trump going to central park and he would get a crowd. [cheers and applause] he would get a bigger crowd. but she says this crowd is so big i have had crowds a last couple of weeks we went t

[applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] pres. trump: and he was quickly replaced by his second in command. and his second-in-command is now dead. [applause] pres. trump: and we have got our eye on it our sights on the , third also. we know exactly where and when, but you know ,it's becoming a very unpopular job. not a lot of takers, and that's what we want. go back to living a good normal life. because america is winning again . america is winning again like never before. and as i always say and i've already said it twice tonight, this country is so respected. and we were not respected for years ago. -- four years ago. we were laughed at. but while we are delivering historic victories for the american people, the radical left democrats and the failed washington establishment are trying to erase your votes, nullify the election, and overthrow our democracy. it's not going to happen, don't worry about it. i would lose too much sleep over it. and i have to say this about the republicans. the republicans, and you have a lot of great

it is all made in the usa. it is made in the usa, every bit of it. so thank you all very much. merry christmas everybody. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> threatening a christmas surprise for the world? >> that's ok, we will find out what the surprises and we will deal with it very successfully. see what happens. every has surprises for me. let's see what happens. i handle them as they come along. say saw that, these are great people. our military is now replenished. we were totally depleted when i came into office. and it was great stuff, it is great stuff. and you see these great people, we have the best in the world. so it is totally replenished. no quitman is coming in. on a daily basis. -- new equipment is coming in on a daily basis. all made in the usa. >> what options are you considering if it does turn out to be a long-range missile test? >> will see what happens, maybe it is going to be a nice present, where he sends me a bit of a vase as opposed to a missile test, all right? i make it a bit of a vase, i make it a nice present from him. you don't know, you never k

on prison, are national health service and he knows he cannot get a deal quickly with the usa because the way the us political system works, so he will walk out of a relationship with you teddy eu into a relationship with nobody and thatis into a relationship with nobody and that is when the troubles will come. this coming from a man who, all his political life, has tried to break up political life, has tried to break up that union and has supported for four decades, the ira and their campaign violently to destroy it. i find it a curiosity. the prime minister showing a degree of honesty about the arrangements is actually made with northern ireland. he has spoken to conferences think it would be no restrictions whatsoever. but there are restrictions and he should and could have said that at the time. so it is a question of openness on all of this. you don't even believe in. i've also wanted to see a piece are you still claiming that the nhs is upfor are you still claiming that the nhs is up for sale? because the document doesn't seem to show any such thing. read the documents discussed