but i am really interested in peri.t seems to me, if i may, that when you talk about your istanbul and your belief that in turkey, yes, there can be this third way, this wonderful synthesis of east and west, you speak obviously for yourself and for a tranche of turkish frankly progressive liberal and perhaps not very representative opinion, perhaps embodied by fictional characters like peri as well, but do you really feel that you tap into the feelings of many ordinary turks today? i think it goes beyond turkey, but turkey is an interesting platform in that regard because of our many, many confusions. we are a very confused nation about our identity, where we stand. so it's not a coincidence that i brought these girls together. they jokingly call themselves the sinner, the believer, and the confused. and you are right. i particularly wanted to follow the confused and write about the confusions of our times. i'm intrigued by this debate on faith. is there another path? is there another way of talking about these issues,

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earlier police chief newsham was hish and spoke on a video done peri scope on to twitter. take a listen to that. >> we have a number of witnesses on the scene. we have been driver. so we have the driver. it's unclear exactly the circumstances surrounding the accident but i can tell you traumatically lost one of our kids. >> the driver is being interviewed and has not been aegg directed the young boy's parents were here as well. he was tape to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. that's the late nest sout southeast, back to you in the studio. >> a jet blue plane hit a bird after takeoff. a passenger on board post these on twitter. it was headed through jfk and new york city and the pilot reported bird strike and landed. crews found a fuel leak and auto applied the phone like you see in thi contain the spill. good news was hurt. >> a prince george county police officer is facing jail time. officer one hernandez was convicted today of hilting a suspect not drying to get around with his police cruiser. live in palmer park with reaction to the verdict. tish a. >> well, to

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he posted a video of peri scope on twitter. take a listen. >> we have a number of witnesses out there on the scene. we have about able to get the driver. so we have the driver and interviewed about the detect activities now. it's unclear exactly the circumstances surrounding the accidents but i can tell you now we have tragically lost one of our kids . . . >> tragic and it's just gut wrenching one woman said she heard a woman screaming and that caused her to run out of house. he was trying to what happened. you would presume a witness or mother of the child police here officers at the scene tell me the parents were here and presumably went with the boy tonight hospital where again he was pronounced dead. again you heard what the told but the driver himself contacted police and waiting to see if this will sully that is the latest from ounl seeingt, thank for for you. >> lauren, thank you. let's look live on what's a much nicer, pleasant night that earlier today. it was a little hotd. >> quite steamy out here. here's the problem.

the museum has done a lot of research about ships carrying jewish refugees during this peri od. shipsnd more than 750 selfing over 71,000 identified jewish refugees arrived in new york harbor. there is a perception among the public that the st. louis is the only ship sailing. in reality the st. louis is an anomaly. there are people who are making it through this complicated system despite all the barriers. once war begins, passenger ships get removed from service. whereas 10 ships a week are arriving in new york carrying in january 1939, by 1941, it is down to two. sbon.are living from li you have to physically escape nazi territory by a very expensive ship ticket to get across the atlantic through a submarine warfare zone, and still navigate the difficult state department system. by 1940, the state department canceled the waiting list because there are so few ships. if you have a ticket and your paperwork, you have to have a visa to the united states. in june 1941 every thing changes. war ii is a nearly two years old and the united states is not involved. staying out seems less

we have a big weekend with mother's day so we'll let you know how that weekend shas up but peri >>> movingon from a horrible incident. it's been a year now since officer ashley gwindon was shot and killed on her first day on the job. we're hearing from one of the prince william county police officers who was with her on the day but survived. jackie bentsen has more on the story you'll only see on news 4. >> i've wanted to do this for a long time. i like this job and i wasn't letting something like this stop me from doing it. >> reporter: his youthful looks make him seem younger than 33 but as prince william county police officer jesse henson talks about how his life changed on february 27, 2017, his eyes carry a weight that is much older. >> she was part of the police family. >> reporter: he's talking about officer ashley gwindon who along with hempton and officer dave mckeown were responding to a domestic call when a wife then turned the gun on them. they've been surrounded by support from their agencies, their families and the d.c. area law enforcement community. >> i'm so thankful for p

think they: well, i first thing is to recognize that ode economy is starting a peri of adjustment, andirst thing to make ends meet is to have a job come as a part of it is making a judgment in exceptional circumstances that we are in that we are, we have an appropriate stance on monetary policy so that people are in work, as many as possible , and that is why we are tolerating this overshoot of inflation, because the origin of that overshoot is the exchange rate, and the origin of the exchange rate is the adjustment to the european union, so first and foremost make conscious decisions where there is a trade-off between people being in work and inflation higher, it is better to have people in work. obviously every household situation is different. it will be a more challenging time over the course of this where we it is a time continue to see in our view job creation and the prospect of wages picking up, and this higher inflation is temporary. it is temporary, so households -- i would put some store on that, but would not diminish the issues some people would be facing. looking at the p

that was the impact of this revolution-post-revolution peri od. >> closing remarks? questions to the audience? >> by the way, we did what you know that there will be a quiz. [laughter] >> in french. in french. we would like to remind you that both books will be for sale, both authors will be available for book signing. there's a 15% discount. we invite you to read more deeply into this fascinating americanto the revolution. thanks much for coming. [applause] >> interested in american history tv? visit our website, c-span.org/history. you can view our tv set -- schedule, preview upcoming programs and watch college lectures companies into words, archival films, and more. american history tv at c-span.org/history. >> monday night on the communicators, michael beckerman, president and ceo of the internet association made up of 40 internet companies including google, facebook, and amazon, talks about new internet regulation proposals from the fcc, and how to preserve a free and open internet. mr. beckerman interviewed by political technology reporter margaret harm -- hard

president found was he said look, i find it would be detrimental to let in their od of 90s for brief peridays while i ascertain whether the vetting procedures we have in place are adequate. he wasn't saying i find it would be detrimental because they are all dangerous or they all are potential terrorists, he was saying in the face of uncertainty about whether we are getting good information from their governments, so we can screen them out in the visa process, i'm going to put temporary hold subject to the visa waiver. mandel rational basis review, but frankly under any legal standard, i think the president's detriment tally determination would easily survive. the second half the question gets back to what hawkins and i were talking about, 1182 is entry, 1152 a is issuance of immigrant visas. the state department has always reconciled those by saying that when the president suspends a group, even if in part on the basis of nationality, that the reason for the denial under 1152 is not the nationality, is that you are subject to about suspension. the state department has in practice always

pery labs, a russian base antivirus company says india would be the country's worst affected by thiswanna cry does hit. the finger-pointing has started. russia has been blamed for cyber attacks linked to the u.s. election come up at this time it may be different. tell us why. it is different, or at least according to russian officials speaking right now, saying it was anyone but them. one russian officials saying humanity is dealing with cyber terrorism, this according to the quoting oneency russian politician, but kas it was hit theng hardest, targeting computers in that country more than anywhere else. the interior ministry got hit with 1000 computers affected, 1% of all the computers they are. has just beene starting, and microsoft itself is saying while it involves our own software, it actually points to something with the nsa. microsoft coming from president brad smith saying the governments of the world should treat this attack as a wake-up call. need governments to consider the damage to civilians that come from vulnerabilities and the use of these exploits. that is something

the attackers know where the peri this is a trend we see more and. go outside that where you have a crowd and that's where you more. we saw it in the airport attack in turkey. we saw it in the attack in >> a brussels. morning that there's been one arrest, they know where the sturdy pre. what are investigators doing at perimeter is. that's where security is softest.this >> we heard there was one arrest, presumably maybe more. what are investigators doing? >> they've made a big step. they identified the individual individual from elements at the scene. from there you go out of the circles. every single person he talked to, where the money was, where the phone calls were. right now it's make sure no one else is out there from elements at the scene. from there, you go out in circles. every person he talked to.stand how this occurred. where the money was. i think this will look a make sure no one else is out there plotting.ot like a lot of what we have seen on isis in the past. r radicalization via the internet, move wherever you are and you end u from th