elizabeth warren saying she knows it s hard for the family of mollie tibbetts to deal with this tragedy but the nation, she says, should focus instead on what she called real problems like illegal illians being separated at the border from their kids. the president is firing back with a video on twitter that says it s mollie tibbetts who is now personally, permanently separated from her family. cristhian rivera, the illegal alien charged with first-degree murder in the death of mollie tibbetts, appeared in striped prison garb and shackles in a county court in iowa. i.c.e. agents say he is from mexico, has been in the u.s. illegally for up to seven years. police say rivera confessed that on july 18, he followed mollie tibbetts during her nightly jog. she pleaded with him to knock it off, stop trailing her. warning she would call the police on her cell phone. rivera claims at that point he blacked out or when he woke up, tibbetts was in his trunk with a bloody skull. police say he led
comes in, another break, and another wave comes in. so the problem is this rain comes in batches and waves. they re also forecasting a steady dough of at least daily rain. that could caught some real, real problems. i want to focus in on the topography of this you get a bit of rain, you may think that s not such a big deal. the problem is because of the topography, when that rain comes down the sides of the misdemeanor, the ground is pretty saturated. all of that could cause problems. we re talking anywhere from 4 to 6 inches of rain over the next couple days. at that rain fills in and around the area, could get back into the cave, you see theate structure inside any water getting in there could be a big,
to. when he only join if it were substantially better than a deal offered to president obama? we already have bilateral deals, working to make a deal with the biggest of those nations, japan who has hit a part in trade for years. so maybe you could explain to us or recommend how they can make substantially better. because there s a couple of reasons. areas where he can improve. example, the old original tpp, real problems, about the medicines and biologic breakthroughs protected in these countries from being stolen or used improperly. that s an area that can be fixed. also weekend on protections against our american companies competing in those 11 countries as well. those are good places to start. of course, the president really is focused on how we can sound
these students for university administrators say it s not about who s right, is factual, but who can claim offense to do most things do most things do most things do not list the methods hierarchy on college campuses. so they look for anything they can claim to say that they are more offended because that gives them special status on the left in college campuses. i don t know who s right. who is the most offended? things like this are funny, but how are they going to translate? my thing with ohio state, this is what college is about. they are actually turning this does into real, real problems. absolutely. for those people that are surprised when they see three and a canvas, they say words are now violence.
is it going to be a crisis? it might be. it s possible. but the most important one, four, is anything we do now going to make any significant difference? and there, no. i am a denier. because we re just wasting money and hurting poor people doing the stuff we did under president obama and before him. tucker: but i mean the argument is that to acts is a moral imperative and it s immoral not to the act. do you buy that? it s immoral to act if it isn t going it make much difference, if it makes it harder for poor people to live. if it raises the price of energy that really hurts people. it might be a moral imperative to act on ma layer i can t or disin tear ri, real problems we have now but we don t know about climate change. but buying all the priuses, if everybody followed the paris agreement, even proponents admit