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Ground on everything from economic development puzzles to officer-involved shootings, not just discussing them but actually having to handle them day in, day out and having to summon a community together when it comes under moments of intense strain. not to mention knowing personally what it means to be sent -- ordered into a war zone by the stroke of a pen of the american president. and i think a different kind of focus on the future than any of my competitors in this process. i think that i re...

I do think, though, that my qualifications are a little bit different. that when youve led a city, especially exactly the kind of city that this president targeted with this rhetoric of nostalgia and resentment, but that can find a new future in a way i think disproves this whole idea that making america great again has to do with turning back the clock. when you have the experience of executive leadership on the ground on everything from economic development puzzles to officer-involved shooting...

What kind of puzzles me about democrats they have great anxiety being able to do that. you can see the anxiety when they are running against the president, you saw the 41 number didnt change. no matter who it is. he won 46% which is what bill clinton got with ross perot getting 19% of the vote. hes not popular. in order to win the first time, he had to have russia voter suppression and 40 something years of attacks on hillary clinton. thats the only way he was able to sneak over the finish line ...

Ahead of donald trump in that poll. 46 to 41. elizabeth warren is also ahead of donald trump in that one-on-one poll, 43-41. kamala harris is even with donald trump in that poll at 41%. and pete buttigieg is tied within the margin of error at 42-41. joining our skurks cornell belcher, and joy reid, an msnbc national correspondent and host of "am joy" weekends here. shes the author of the forthcoming book "the man who sold america." and spoiler alert, read the book. i know who the man who stole a...

Investigation -- had turned into a murder investigation. heres keith morrison with "secrets on the emerald coast." reporter: what a nest of puzzles. what happened to marie carlson? where did she go? or did she go anywhere? and what about grace, the baby shed left behind? who, for example, was the father? churches tend to be beehives of gossip, so the detectives asked around. >> she had a boyfriend, was involved in an abusive relationship, she was beat up. >> reporter: this is a member of the c...

>> boris johnson would make a great prime minister. >> and key negotiations in the brexit issue loomed. >> and the stickiest issue in the divorce settlement never changed, guaranteeing the irish border stays open while also ensuring u.k. sovereignty over its own territory. ultimately mays attempts to sell this and other brexit puzzles failed to earn necessary support in order to pass an agreement with the eu. >> after two big rejections by the house, she must have noticed there isnt much support...

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Implicated in a fatal crash by a lion air flight in indonesia last year many analysts suspect that in both cases the software repeatedly pushed the nose of the plane down despite the pilots attempts to correct the move. the worlds largest tourism company is under pressure following the grounding of all those boring seven three seven x. its after the two crashes germanys two we expect profits to fall by seventeen percent this year its expecting a lot of cancellations and warns its forecast will b...

Its after the two crashes germanys two we expect profits to fall by seventeen percent this year its expecting a lot of cancellations and warns its forecast will be even worse if the planes arent back in the air by july thats peak season play maker boeing is working on a software patch to eliminate the technical glitches that supposedly led to the crashes. besides food shortages political and certainty and power outages the people of venezuela are having to deal with a currency that has become al...