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surprised. very surprised when i got into cambridge, very surprised when i got a first. that's all very well, you need secretarial training." i mean at my wedding to michael, when he was in his 90s to which he came, he said, "you never cease to surprise me, claire!" i began by asking you how difficult it had been to decide to do this and to write honestly about your own life, the difficulties, the joys and the sadnesses, what was it like when you finish?ed what did you you feel when you finally sent off that manuscript? i felt maybe i shouldn't plush this book and i hadn't written quit enough. and my very good editor, anita butterfield, wrote me a letter saying, "look, there are things you haven't said, there are things you haven't really said about writing your books and that matters. " and she made me write some more. it was very good advice. are you happy you've done it? yes, i am happy i've done it. i mean, when i was young, andre doitch said to me, "you've had an interesting life, you should write a novel." but i said, "i'm not a novelist." but then i began to think

surprise, surprise, virginia has a keen interest in thema that is a quote from the virginia economicership which goes onto say it's committed to working closely with governor mcauliffe and hey more to prepare a robust in development with our partners at the local, regional and state levels. in short, nova making googly eyes at jeff base owes as well. h this thing will be built somewhere in northern america and along with the 50,000 jobs amazon will be spending 5 billion-dollar for the construction project. sarah . lauren, thanks. a dream come true for the virginia boy who wrote president trump saying it would be an honor to mow the white house lawn. eleven year old frank, otherwise known as fx he likes to be called, not only to got to cut grasso also met the president. amphibole the entire rose garden, fx and his father got the vip treatment. he visited the oval office, the press briefing room and more. he said he never realized his offer to help would attention. after i interviewed at fox. then i went with cnn. then i mowed the white house -- the rose garden. then i had a huge amoun

surprise surprise in the united states you have people like john mccain say hey this might be a good idea to send weapons that way but as it stands right now there is absolutely nothing official to the extent that we know how south korea is protected when it comes to nuclear weapons it is still under the u.s. so-called umbrella of nuclear protection so there are weapons and in the right direction if south korea does get hit the u.s. protective pan as well and all of its allies in that region but as it stands right now so the korea officially has no nuclear weapons on its soil but as we can see that could change very very quickly if not for her of its own trying to for us thank you thank you. and coming up on r t we're live from miami with an update on the damage inflicted by hurricane arma. i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories in our critics can't tell you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in the order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth parties able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american what's happening when it's for peroration makes a pharmaceutical big chill speech when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses and they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every week and you know what they're working. i'm john harshman i'll give you what the mainstream media can't so big picture. here. and when question finally you're looking to see. we'll go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those up. to do on like your name and what your biggest fear is that a bit of the hate the so let's talk a little bit old you say if you ever met. the. one topic those are. now i didn't use you to question. after making landfall in the state of florida has weakened to a tropical storm as of this morning authorities warn it's still dangerous millions of homes and businesses have lost power and at least four people have died in florida at least one in georgia for more on this we go live now to marina in miami so you were in miami over the weekend marina tell us more about what happened and how residents are dealing with the aftermath. well the destruction fell short of the initial forecast but nonetheless hurricane irma unleashed significant damage and flooding on the state of florida and now the hurricane touched ground in the florida keys as a category four but then it shifted to the west coast of the state meaning the i didn't make landfall in miami dade like what was initially predicted predict predicted but nonetheless miami and much of the east coast felt irma's winds that came in around one hundred twenty five miles per hour in some areas due to that we saw trees up rooted falling on the street in some cases falling on the houses so flooding in some parts of miami was really unprecedented in my neighborhood where i live in brickell brickell avenue honestly turned into a river the water was pushed up from the nearby bay and we just saw rivers forming throughout downtown miami three construction cranes according to reports three construction cranes in south florida collapsed and fell obviously a very dangerous scenario i had to evacuate brickell and fortunately found a safe house that was surrounded by cement the metal shutters were put on the windows and as safe as that house was ife i heard the winds i mean they were very fierce very strong you heard the trees falling outside that is why miami imposed a curfew to get everyone off the road but many people felt that here in miami you know residents dodged a bullet because it was to put the eye of the storm was supposed to hit this county six hundred sixty thousand people were evacuated from miami dade the largest evacuation this county has ever seen for those who state that those who returned to their homes they were very grateful that the damage wasn't worse take a listen. there was a little bit more damage based on their trajectory of the storm as we were told the storm is going up that far west but. a large. amount. of rain in pretty bad weather it feels like it could have been worse than this. could have been. i mean i should go what that last person just said it really could have been a lot worse because we got the outer bands of this hurricane and so much damage was caused but as i mentioned this this this hurricane shifted west last minute going up the west coast it made landfall in marco island as a category three and as soon as officials saw that the trajectory of this hurricane changed path seven hundred thousand people from the west coast of florida were immediately evacuated or put under mandatory evacuation so we saw between six and seven million people in the state of florida told to leave their homes because of this hurricane we're so glad that you're ok rina and now that the storm is heading toward alabama georgia and tennessee what are officials saying in terms of emergency management and also recovery. well officials are asking everyone in florida and the northern states to be patient we know as of nine am this morning two thirds of florida residents woke up without power we are told that roughly seven million customers between florida and georgia are without power most of those customers are in florida some people will have their power restored in a matter of days others will have their power is restored in a matter of weeks it really depends on the surrounding damage of each neighborhood in florida and the surrounding states but we heard from fema officials who are asking all those in florida and the other states that are going to be suffering the brunt of hurricane erm are now tropical storm irma to please be patient take a listen to the recent comments from a theme official requests that went into the president today that will have three components public assistance which will assist. governments at all different levels state local will assist charitable organizations. the minas bill and clatter of utilities that's going to be more some of the will have an immediate assistance in terms of debris removal and emergency action some of it's going to be the longer term rebuilding of infrastructure now there's still a curfew in effect for miami seven pm all cars off the road and that is so officials could could move in and and continue removing all the trees that have fallen onto the streets and to the homes a lot of cleanup we can only imagine rain important live in miami for us thank you so much. thank you and a new study by archaeologist dr david wright from seoul national university in south korea explains why hurricanes are manmade disasters originating thousands of years ago according to dr wright the storms we see today happening are a result of mismanagement of agriculture that led to the destruction of the river and water system in the sahara desert were fessor right sat down for an interview with our correspondent on your partner pill in seoul south korea here's a sneak peek with the full interview coming in the next hour i think if there was more vegetation. that it is. it is is likely that there would be fewer hurricanes hitting the east coast of the united states and mexico. well a group of progressives met this weekend in d.c. hoping to create a new political party the people's convergence invited senator bernie sanders to lead the creation however he was a no show to the events their group calling itself a draft bernie for a people's party gathered some fifty thousand signatures for support of the new party with or without sanders you may recall senator sanders who ran for president in the twenty sixteen election but lost to hillary clinton for the democratic nominee we're joined live by draft bernie founder nick brand i thank you so much for joining us today it's great to be here and so nick i mean you created this group after working on sanders twenty sixteen presidential campaign when did you decide to make up this group was it during his campaign you know it was afterwards actually seeing in the way in which the democratic party was responding having worked with the superdelegates on the campaign i was a national political outreach coordinator during the campaign so i worked closely with the superdelegates it was my job to lobby the party elites to support bernie sanders and did you see him as a true democrat during that time no not at all he was an independent is independent in spirit and his policies are always going against the grain inside the democratic party which is exactly why we're asking him to be consistent to that message and to that history that legacy and start a new party that genuinely represents people in a way that neither major party does today are you surprised at him not responding and not showing up. it was disappointing unfortunately that bernie sanders would not be able to come and sit down or even greet accept the signatures fifty thousand signatures that we were presenting him people worked very hard in order to gather these signatures these are fifty thousand working people we're calling bernie sanders to a conversation about what we're going to do given that the democratic party is not adopting the progressive platforms. that he and all of us have worked so hard to to advance and we know that you know the term progressive is nothing new it was you know there in the early one nine hundred so what makes you think it's going to be different this time around and right now we're basically at a two party system what makes you think a third party will get any kind of attention it is this is not an effort to create a third party necessarily our system only permits two parties this is an effort rather to replace the 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the seller -- surprise, surprise -- samuel brown. >> it was seven years later. the statute of limitations had passed for any crime that might have been committed, and so, all of a sudden, there is a huge story that five coins that had never existed were now gonna be at the chicago coin club show. >> four years later, all five coins are purchased by a single wealthy collector for $2,000. it's not until the early 1940s, in st. louis, that the set of five nickels is sold in public again. egypt's king farouk scoops one up for his collection, and, the following year, so does a prominent coin collector from roanoke, virginia -- ryan givens' uncle george walton. enter the enigmatic benefactor of our strange inheritance. ryan, tell me more about uncle george. >> i like to refer to him as a professional collector. he had a pretty decent stamp collection. he had books, almanacs, but coins were his main thing. >> truth be told, ryan doesn't know his uncle george well, and neither, it seems, does anyone else. he's a lifelong bachelor and successful estate appraiser, a job t

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power companies surprise surprise have this very long history. of fighting solar power which to me again makes zero sense to me why you would sit and worry about solar power being this problem the technical region you actually can't disconnect from the grid and rely on your panels during a storm is because of lobbyist what they did everybody at home is these lobbyists succeeded in acting legislation that required all florida be connected to the grid as tyro it said or they will face five and eviction from their home they will kick you out of your home so the fact that a bunch of top energy companies haven't contributed oer twelve million dollars to florida state lawmakers resistance twenty ten. or the contacts an ordinary state lawmakers campaign totals around about one hundred thousand dollars . to the state campaign around about one hundred thousand dollars these guys and they somehow got six million dollars from the that's their ads grab have. no sense because out of time what our infrastructure is struggling when it needs to be rebuilt especi

surprise surprise had this very long history. of fighting solar power which to me again makes zero sense to me why you would sit and worry about solar power being this problem the technical region you actually can't. disconnect from the grid and rely on your panels during a storm is because of lobbyist what they did everybody at home is these lobbyists succeeded in acting legislation that required all florida be connected to the grid as tyro it said or they will face five and eviction from there on out of your home they will kick you out of your home so the fact that a bunch of top energy companies haven't contributed oer twelve million dollars to florida state lawmakers resistance twenty ten. or the contacts an ordinary state lawmakers campaign totals around about one hundred thousand dollars . to the state campaign around about one hundred thousand dollars these guys and they somehow got six million dollars from the that's their ads grab have. no sense because at a time when our infrastructure is struggling when it needs to be rebuilt especially our power grid and the things need to be done and we know you have more and more people you have more electronics more need for power why would you not encourage u.s. citizens to be self-sufficient and in a manner in a moment of especially like this that they could have power like you said for people to come over and if you have the solar and say hey come over if you need to charge your phone if you need it a warm place if you need it whatever but why would you keep people from being able to help themselves and now there because this is the u.s. government work they don't do things that are logical to top it all off i mean this is. the cherry on top of all this is the floor of power one of those holes you can exclude yes they're getting sued attorneys are currently presenting a class action lawsuit alleging the power company has made over three hundred million dollars in recent years and storage charges to improve its grids resiliency with zero results already are jools serious work being done reminds me of this company what was a horrible was a company called enron comes to mind i mean this is one of those things. that's a lot that's a lot of shady shady people for the. go with the solar panels man don't let him tell you that solar and wind do it all right as we go to break called watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered of facebook and twitter see our poll shows at our t.v. dot com coming up the founder of the global disaster immediate response team adam morrow brings us an exclusive report from the caribbean in the wake of hurricane rio so you better keep watch. chris european interests are. deeply intertwined with each other i think the. thinking about who's having interests that should be opposed to those of all the nations the one scientists are with the opposite sex abuse that's really exactly the world's the it isn't relevant to the. well you know they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates long. been there in the small boats next you don't harp on ships and you. know. the little self to be told already ninety percent of the dot and wall in the car. if teams. do it several times a day with a big fleet now or you get an idea. we have to understand we can still use to just. be with this or be used for you or. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have enjoy the ocean we have. in the last three weeks the people living in the caribbean along the gulf of mexico have seen an unprecedented lineup of three powerful hurricanes leaving a trail of devastations in their wake and while most everyone outside the disaster zone stands back and points and shock and sympathy there are select dedicated few that rush into the devastation head on in order to provide rescue relief and recovery for all those living in the path of the disaster whether it be human made or natural adam arlott the founder and president of global disaster and media response team or global door is one of those brave souls and he joined us earlier from st john in the u.s. virgin islands to give us an. and window into the storm after the storm. founded founder of global bird thank you for coming on i want to start right now by asking you been i guess riding out hurricane maria i believe in st john of the virgin islands you know what what has the impact of the storm been like there are so far. so far this morning majority of the effort was put into getting the main roads back open several washouts to rockslides to cut off one half of the island the other so for the past six hours we've been working with the some of the equipment operators here on the island to continue to work through all of that so what exactly is global terrorists role down there but in the in the wake of great relief efforts right now down in st john. so for the last ten days we've been on the ground primarily first mistress coming in bringing communications so we brought some sound like communication and equipment to begin the corniche effort so we arrived immediately in bed with the national park service to get them up and running with the incident command post was gone now i'm talking out of now is the only clinic on the island that we also after cations up. beyond that we are coordinating search and rescue efforts with their local search and rescue teams rescue here to basically go house to house ensure that everybody is safe because there are so the limited communications as far as there's no power. so your connectivity there's no internet people weren't able to communicate up to that relatives that they're safe so a prime or a primarily they've been going through doing health and wellness checks for them. what what are the most pressing. needs for the people in the caribbean right now i mean they've had you know one storm after. you know who have been caught in the wake of these storms what do you feel is their most pressing needs right now. i think the biggest thing. in the immediate as far as. far as the. populating of being able to get out so that with that which is to be easier for people to go and do to. start the early recovery process. they were able to get over a thousand people which is over twenty percent of the population of the island already the challenges that. they evacuated to. now which are both hit more directly by last night's storm so with all of these different islands have to try to get people out because people that are here the less water we have to provide the less food that we have to provide beyond that the next immediate need getting communications up and getting power but the power is going to take several months to get back to these different islands. now anatomy you global tour it has and there are four hurricanes harvey. what has what you've seen on the ground then the most overlooked or neglected aspect in the preparedness for the of storms that you and other rescue workers have to contend with now what are the things we should be thinking about for the next storm or down. i think the biggest thing comes from the. core utility of the island as far as resilience for the water and electric structure. something a major hurricane like this was twenty years ago but they elected not to put the power lines underground which has caused. massive outages on these different islands so the biggest thing is going to be a resilient island in the future so that way they can avoid having. a void. like you know how what are your days are you you know as a son up to some of the war you know what is your average day consists of in this in this cleanup and recovery and the whole rehab out for. the certainly. we're working about eighteen hour days right now for the just passed over and. when it went out to start to move back we were all along twenty four hours so that least now that this storm's passed we'll be able to go back to our schedule and get out there to continue doing. that making sure everybody's safe after this storm. well let me ask you what's the best thing that those of us that aren't there what's the best way for us to help because we you get a lot of mixed messages you shouldn't donate to certain places or donating money to certain kinds of charities doesn't always help sending certain things actually causes more trouble for for you guys on the ground so what's the number one thing people here in the states and around the world what can we do to help this effort. i will one of the biggest challenges here is majority silence operate off of tourism which is going to be basically for the entire next season. so i would say probably. individuals that are watching show that know business or other thanks that might be in the hospitality industry or maintenance industry or other things is going to be a lot of people from jacket that are going to be out of court for the next twelve months so if they have the ability to absorb some of that labor then there's going to be a lot of people that are in need of it and that would further depopulate the island in the short term until the next season's able to start it up after the debris claims have been completed what are what's what's the next stop for you guys were where we're going to where is is global bird how long do you predict you'll be there and you know what's the what's what's the future look like. well for us we're absolutely we're actively looking at dominica right now we have personnel there on st thomas and also personnel that are on puerto rico. and i knew and whether or not synchro needs assistance far as getting their communications up but first a long term recovery effort here i think will be shifting into our kind of more recovery mode similar to what we did after superstorm sandy as far as working to make sure all of the residents here are properly if not applied to get assistance through. that way they can start to recover process themselves and do do you know are you just looking at you know what your experience in these disaster zones are you as a probably go to years ago i know that you worked a lot into haiti after the you know the flooding in the storm hit many years ago barrowman is a real look about the same kind of damage in the same kind of length of recovery. and things are going to take months just to get the electric and water back reconnected here it's probably going to take years to get back to the level of where the silent ones before just because it's the logistics are so difficult everything has to be brought in here and there's no airport to the island that we're on there's one helicopter pad and one clinic that group is heavily damaged so it's going to six bytes in time to get that infrastructure back on speaking of infrastructure what's the government such a way. and like there are there is there is there are there's there are government i mean when you when you die because i mean for everybody kind of outside looking in and you see that kind of devastation you know is there any form of infrastructure whatsoever just as far as order. i will fortunately it's kind of come together there's no mass looting or anything like that there are representatives on the ground and try to move which is the first island's territory of emergency management agency they're working together to try to coordinate here but their offices were completely destroyed so the stuff that is here is kind of focused on getting that emergency operation center back up and running quickly as possible so that way they can help other people. out what one of the things that i think comes up a lot is you know people in these situations you have essentially you know environmental refugees that have to get out of a place and come back. are there organizations are people really working to make sure that those people that those people that are moved can go back to their homes or go back to that situation and again it's one of those things that on our end what can we do to help that situation and. there are there are some individuals that are on these islands as well as community organizations that are focused on ensuring that the communities are able to come back to people not just sell their land off and that it becomes a large resort town or something like that so there are people that are working to make sure that those people that do want to stay or to my. car continue to be in it to do that forced out of their area well i got to say you know thank you so much for coming on and reporting i know you're busy guy down there don't let us keep your here longer from the good job that you're doing always a pleasure and you know. keep doing the best work you can down there and all the love and support as with you. certainly thank you very much for having no problem thank you for your work. with a casino probe and it's twenty plus year mission and the data she found being processed and studied now it's time to move on to the fifth planet from the sun the gas giant of jupiter as american physicist michio kaku put it without jupiter cleaning out the early solar system the earth would be pockmarked with meteor collisions we would suffer from asteroid impacts every day see and that where the juno craft comes in launched on august fifth two thousand and eleven and entering jupiter's polar orbit on july sixth twenty sixteen the juno craft is measuring jupiter's gravity fields composition and polar magneto sphere all in another effort to understand our solar system and how it formed and quite an effort to know named after the queen of the ancient roman gods is putting out on september first she took four pictures over an eight minute span that with help from citizen scientist jerald and the help process these were all image data from the juno cam instruments to create these incredible views of the mass mammoth hydrogen and helium planet and there will be even more incredible images like these because the european space agency's jupiter icy moon explorer called juice is due to launch in two thousand and twenty two and masses europa clipper mission twenty twenty five both headed to jupiter. was when we love all this information we're good bargain this is great i like seeing multiple missions just as you are but oh yeah we said goodbye to cassini and that we say yes to a low draw or as your friends are going over the member of one of your lives world without told we are loved loves or told you all i love you i am tired rover and i'm top of the wall if people are watching those horses every great day them later. there's a strategy in betting called a market. betting strategy that's like if you have the roulette wheel you bet on red you lose the bet on red again and you bet on red again any better until you went. out of money before he won his famously. bad bets but says they have an open cash window at the fed with limited funds at zero percent borrowing rates they never run 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surprise. marshalls. your surpriseng. >>> good afternoon i'm meteorologist, adam joseph, the latest on jose. still two hundred miles off the coast. the bands of rain and wind remain off the coast by a good 100 plus miles. north and west of philadelphia we see the sunshine breaking out. south and east of the city we are seeing some showers wrapping in from the northeast down to the south and west. medford lakes to hammonton and milford and dover and a couple of showers from surf city to sea isle city. the rain and wind is not the biggest concern with jose as expected. it's the surf and waves and erosion. we had the action cam out today in ocean city. you see the large breakers on

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surprise surprise superman the so-called protection of the earth is now would defend of immigrants that's how he's portrayed in the latest edition of action comics the bad guy here unarmed white supremacist in his stars and stripes seems like a deja vu with this one side you know why the premises of white nationalist protesters yes you stand up there not to show that you are racist surely trusty old sport can save us but you don't have to be anti police to understand what the situation is why not give the black lives matter of movement illegal when the president of the united states is lying or either doesn't understand the information and i don't know which is worse. is politics literally everywhere. maybe the shoulder of the big screen in the family comedy is the way forward you want the red or the blue pill. it's just my boy this little he loves all things al it wants to be one with. nope not this time well children's t.v. it is them. i mean it feels amazing. me to believe news 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battle. to stop spreading tell you what we gossip the public. doesn't tell you that you are not cool enough to buy your product. or. prescribe medication is widespread on the us market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life. like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit suicide watch all who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects. was as to what i did was done on a cocktail of legal drugs. just because something's legal doesn't mean it's saying. well you know the cars they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates of the law. i mean they're in this small ball and sniffs it hard poor ships and it's scary. the little self the big cold fish already ninety percent of the dot and it won't be calmer. conduct fifteen's. terms they do it several times a day in the big fleet no you get an idea on why. you have to 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them. are good but there are you cold air tomorrow if you say the night then there will be terror. every time a terrorist attack happens all these people. they're screaming and i says that someone needs to do something against them someone needs to do something against them and for me was like yeah why don't we do something against them because it's our problem islamic states claims it was behind them on just a terror attack on our top story group from from bangladesh. they killed a priest by cutting his throat on the russian airliner in the sinai desert during two hundred twenty four ice is acting community in every country and it's like people are paying attention for one day two days and acting as if everything will be normal and. that's not just not right. ten years of military experience that will stream to their professional snipers. the first isis video i saw of kids maybe ten twelve thirteen years old and they were trying to train how to shoot and it was so cool because they used schumann's as targets living humans as targets. that was the moment i realized ok this is really really bad actually seeing that things shall let the synthetic caffrey out of the we thought it was the inshallah. it will. be over the ground it. was. still. there and you know that is how it will and that's about the. level of life like you . liked it doesn't feel good and i get that. but unless you are. very good at. all you. know that. there was. a cry for david when i saw someone on our team actually having both of his feet from the knees down just got blown off and i was like ok i cannot live with this i can't live in a wheelchair and i told my two friends their combat medics if you guys see me stepping on a mine and i lost my legs just in pain killer skin macadam in you know turn to it's just let me die happy. go to. a lot of it didn't help my life build up a blog or it. goes all. right one point i found this book and germany at a train station and it said something like this guy joined. by p.t. ok i have to go with that when i'm back home and i try to apply and it worked out. when i told my girlfriend she was like you there you go to syria or you stay with me but. if you leave you leave me to you and i said yeah ok i have to do this why. i think sometimes in life you have to. figure out. for your purposes i had a very comfortable life for a long time so enjoy that such but. for means there always was just i was inside. and whatever i did. was always there and since i'm here it's gone it's completely gone. oh good. there's nothing in it you just see just a cigarette butt in the barrel. it was bruce to be just give me. the story study till i do understand what you know. even if what happened was. that those that die in it would like to read it. and i said don't worry about it if you don't like the one thing that it actually put me with my kids. because when i let your name be the old well with the letters to me on the first ones that to read before you get on the plane the second one on the plane. on the first letter is that if you're reading this before you board a plane you turn around right now nobody's going to be mad at you everything will be the same. they lead to you on the plane but if you want to come back and the third letter was ok. and just so you know well i'm right and you're playing with my daughter in the kitchen and i can hear you saying. to her mama it's not the lol. oh. i'm paul t. you look at me i'm. ran away. that's when i really. all. you got it was. when i tried to leave the police was showing up at my house and they told me ok fighting with a white b.g. is ok but be prepared we will not help you in any kind of way and i was like ok i can do that no problem but something's changed in the last few months i know four guys in germany being sent to prison for murder for killing isis guys dash a few days after i arrived in syria my mom told me all police looking after you so i asked some friends in the police and they were saying to me you're in terrorist this no the whole world is watching terrorists. and there are a few people who actually come here and fight and the sort of punishing people when they go back home it makes me really actually no there's no chance i'm going back to germany right now and probably not even in the next five to ten years so yeah it's it's it's. well you know that they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates along. there. and it's a hard pull one here and it's scary. to be told already ninety percent of the dot blown. on to things. that. they do it several times a day with a big lead now you get an idea. you have to understand we can still use to just. be within this be the only voice you are. doing this because i want to the future a. future can generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. all the crimes are being committed to day on wall street or talked about like lloyd blankfein and all the size of say we're not committing any crimes because even though he's doing the same crimes that sent them to bankers to jail in the one nine hundred eighty s. trying to say was a long process they got government to change the law so that those crimes are not he legal anymore so he's right he's not breaking the law anymore because he changed a lot of make what was illegal illegal. prescribe medication is widespread on the u.s. market and a frequent cause of death at the point in my life. like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit suicide watch all who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects. was. when i did was done on a cocktail of legal drugs. just because something's legal doesn't mean it's same. tone from speaks to the united nations for the first time claiming the international body needs reform. in recent years the united nations has not reached its full. because of bureaucracy and mismanaged. syrian government forces across the euphrates river securing their advance and areas there and moving closer to u.s. forces plus. a new illegal makeshift refugee camp set up on the side of the renowned french university forcing authorities to spend like just over safety concerns. you want to see international life from almost a studio with me in india today welcome to the program donald trump has delivered his first speech at the united nations criticizing the organization for bureaucracy and mismanagement and calling for reform all tease them open reports from new york on how the business meant and president would like to see more funding for money in diplomacy. the its owner is. donald trump has made his debut before the un the world's leading international body a body that he once called a club for people to get together talk and have a good time trouble opened the first session of the un general assembly with a quite familiar message make things great again with reform recent years the united nations has not reached its full potential because of bureaucracy and mismanagement while the united nations on a regular budget has increased by one hundred forty percent and its staff has more than doubled since two thousand we are not seeing the results in line with this investment at this point the united states is the top contributor to the united nations the usa pays twenty two percent of the core un budget and twenty eight percent of the peacekeeping operations that's three times the second largest contributor china being a businessman this is how trump sees it because the usa is such a big contributor it has every right to question the un's results and the usa has been seeing itself over ruled by the international community when the un ruled against israeli settlements this triggered accusations of bias i'm here to emphasise the united states is determined to stand up to the un anti israel bias but i think most americans believe that you know to nations has become more anti-semitic more anti israeli and i'm a big internationalist but we're going to stop the money until we get this fixed and then there syria russia and china are frequently vetoing resolutions that they view as misconceived this is causing american lawmakers to say that they are a threat to global security the problem is the international community is being held hostage by china and russia just vetoed a united nations security council resolution condemning the assad. jeem every time that's been tried they have blocked former u.n. ambassador for the united states samantha power a longtime advocate of u.s. military interventions has said that perhaps russia and china's veto power should be removed if a particular body real self to be dysfunctional then people are going to go i'll swear and if that happened more than syria and ukraine and you start to see cross the border paralysis it was certainly it your paradigm is the security council's tejas as it grew to international security it's sort of the trump tower version of the u.n. reform he simply wants to be on the mount i suppose one can wish him well but i don't think it's the right way to approach the more profound questions of peace which to me balancing with a world against each other is a bit more important than balancing the budget the united nations charter does not allow for pay to play games votes are not for sale for the usa calls the u.n. disrespectful it should remember that it's a global platform for compromise where every voice can be heard. r.t. new york. is expected to speak at the u.n. general assembly event is the day and we'll be bringing you all the up days from new york live here on the international. syrian government forces have successfully crossed the euphrates river and there is over effectively securing their advance against islamic state in the area. ports from syria but the latest details. the syrian military allegedly crossed the euphrates river in the vicinity. just south of. the russian therefore said spend days clearing the way isis resistance in the area as well as destroying isis. units across. the various sources. a detachment that is deployed and trained to fight against isis exclusively it has apparently be tough. villages on the west on the eastern side of the euphrates river but isis have carried the counterattacks and have resisted fiercely sending suicide bombers as well as vehicles packed with explosives in an effort to destroy the syrian forces. also according to reports suffered significant casualties. have been captured but they aren't letting up the pressure they determined to throw the syrian military back across the euphrates river something that will be much harder to do that the russians have said they've set up a bridge a temporary military bridge across the euphrates river by which the syrian military could move heavy units such as tanks and armored personnel carriers across. the coming days will be. because the syrian military is now kilometers away from u.s. forces so it will be important to watch for any sort of escalation to avoid any unnecessary incidents. and. they will. of tunnels. well thousands of french students have found themselves locked out of their own college campus after an illegal makeshift refugee camp appeared on site forty migrants have unlawfully settled at a champagne our den university in northeastern france for security reasons or lectures have been suspended until further notice the president of the university says they won't we start until the authorities can ensure student safety we spoke to him as well as students at the campus. yesterday we witnessed an illegal occupation of the university's grounds due to the situation i can no longer guarantee security there are some children living here and it's impossible for the departments to function normally so i've shut down the university and i'm waiting for solutions to be offered. so it's a shame to sacrifice the interests of six thousand students for the sake of forty people i understand that we're talking about people who are on the streets but still this situation seems unfair to me. at the moment who are being sick roofies by so site more pressure needs to be put on the mayor's office to provide the migrants without a court house at the moment nothing is happening and they're staying into an illegal camp. r.t. sent a letter asking for clarification on the matter from the local authorities but so far we've had no response and we will update you as soon as we hear anything. with the refugee influx into europe growing by the day it's not the first case of migrants setting up makeshift camps at public sites one migrant camp that emerged in the belgian capital brussels just a few weeks ago has been branded a second kalai jungle up to four hundred refugees have gathered there desperate for food and shelter in another case this time in the french capital authorities placed huge boulders under a bridge in a bid to deter a makeshift camp that has emerged but the move was criticized by local activists who argued the refugees had now or else to go and had not slept for days we spoke to political analyst nicola markovitch about the new camp at the french university he believes the decision to lock students out of the site was correct. the president of the university took the right decision this is not a normal situation you cannot just have migrants they don't know who these migrants are what their purpose there is how long they're going to stay there are sanitary issues there are also problems linked with migrants and crime in different cities in europe today and what we're seeing today is totally to the chaotic can you imagine migrants going on a campus university because there are no more room in town to greet them and this is not the first time that we see these migrants slipping out in the streets to begin tense sleeping in makeshift places because there's no office at least in france cannot cope with this wave of migration today look at today isn't it typical sisters a frantic situation whereby it is given the message to the rest of the world that europe has no borders that europe can greet people from all around the world whether this before you cannot make reasons political reasons and whether saying this they're inviting thousands and hundreds of thousands of migrants to europe the state and the european union is not taking decision because of also political correctness. violent protests have erupted at the georgia institute of technology in the u.s. after a student was killed by campus police. three arrests were made during the protests according to georgia tech officials off the protesters marched on campus and set fire to a police vehicle offices suffered minor injuries. this is how the incident developed and the georgia bureau of investigation said a call was made to police just off the quarter past eleven in the evening the caller said the person was carrying a knife and possibly a gun shortly after campus police arrived to find a twenty one year old ahmed with a knife and matching the caller's description scout schultz was wounded after a single shot and died in hospital mobile phone footage appears to show police yelling at shows to put down the knife he was carrying. a vigil was held by georgia tech students to celebrate his life twenty one year old is a lead to the. community. angry that the cops don't have ways to deal with things like they could have easier guns you know the killing was totally unjustified. but i do think just a fling needs to explore scotians was told the police officers are trained to. use touch so there are a lot of discussions to come up this is what it's about mental health whether it's about how to pitch a cue a representation or it's about respect all of the. meanwhile hundreds of protesters have gathered in st louis to show solidarity with those arrested following violence in the city at the weekend more than one hundred twenty people were arrested on sunday when a peaceful demonstration turned violent with property damaged and police officers assaulted. in the city has been swirling for four days since the next police officer was acquitted over the death of a black man peaceful demonstrations during the day will follow by riots at night protesters smashed windows and through trash cans at offices there were also reports of protests being attacked with unknown chemicals. russia and belarus a currently holding joint military drills thousands of troops and almost a thousand units of combat hardware are involved causing a stir internationally. warships from russia's baltic fleet are taking part in the large scale drills and maritime the new this simulates an attack from enemy aircraft helicopters and paratroopers are also involved in the exercises and western media and politicians have widely exaggerated the numbers taking potshots also claiming the drills and not being performed in a transparent manner international observers invited by the russian side gave their assessment the saw exactly what was given during the briefing we sold the scenario that was originally prepared also the figures we were presented before we sought to be didn't look like yeah on terrorists groups it looked like more defensive and hard to take a. really good combination of all kind of course. the rise and fall of the crypto currency giant bitcoin right after this break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporate corporations from washington to washington post media the media. voters elect a businessman to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. here's what people have been saying about rejecting the night was you know i was actually just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know a lot of the really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same we are apparently better than blue nothing's better see some people you've never heard of love redacted tonight i'm president of the world bank so are you going to write me seriously send us an e-mail. i. welcome back to the program they are the new alternatives to money systems in the world and backers say the future of global finances but the jury's still out on so-called crypto currencies is not being held by the fact that the most famous of the coin has been on a huge roller coaster ride during the first weeks of september after reaching a historic high at the beginning of september of almost five thousand dollars for a single bit going in the last two weeks it's plunged almost one and all thousands of dollars in value experts say it comes off to china turned against the digital money on september the fourth china's central bank and coins initial coin offering which effectively blocked the ability to invest in the currency then ten days later two of the largest bitcoin exchanges suspended trading in the country making it impossible to buy many now expect a full ban on all cryptocurrency trade platforms but what exactly coins well his five things you need to know thanks. but bitcoin is not being written off just yet for the past two days it's been on the rise again his own very an economic expert max kaiser on what the future holds for the currency. what people don't understand about crypto currency is a big point is that we're saying a change in the global economy it completely changes the definition of money it completely changes how people interact with body it completely obliterates the data for free at current c. and it challenges the need for gold as a reserve currency while the price of a coin is sending two hundred thousand per coin and possibly higher so along that path you're going to see a lot of volatility all throughout currency are nothing more than ponzi schemes they're long into existence and when the interest is due they print more money it's a classic ponzi scheme big coin is the opposite it's hard money it's real money there's limited supply it's desirable it's fungible it's divisible it's portable it's better than gold. the u.s. defense secretary james mattis has announced that more than three thousand extra troops will be sent to afghanistan in line with president trump's new strategy the deployment will take the u.s. presence to around fourteen thousand troops and eleven thousand a currently stationed in afghanistan this fall is a new plan unveiled by the u.s. president in noticed in that speech he ruled out setting any withdrawal deadline and other nato members to increase their financial and military contributions to the war effort the stress of the moment a stalled u. turn from his pre-election promises we will also expand authority for american armed forces to target the terrorist and criminal networks afghanistan is a total and complete disaster let's get with it get out of afghanistan. the first half of this year was the deadliest period for afghan civilians since the start of the war almost seventeen hundred were killed and three thousand six hundred injured during those six months and the country has seen widespread protests against the ongoing u.s. presence and deadly air strikes. was it was the of the the u.s. has been borman our people and they're killing our women and children everywhere in afghanistan they didn't come to help us they came to make problems for muslims in afghanistan and around the world who don't want the us to be generous to the was antiwar activists are flying as police in new troop surge it will only make matters worse for afghanistan . absolutely no impact at all the numbers have gone up to one hundred thousand and beyond they've gone down there's been one surge and then a poll and another surge and none of it makes any difference at all there's no end in sight this is another small surge. with no end in sight no no even possibility of a plan in sight except the massive destruction continued destruction for the people of afghanistan it's really a criminal policy it has been from day one when the us thought they could walk in and say bragged at the time take over the whole country without a casualty and here it is the longest war in u.s. history. the politicize ation of u.s. society appears to be hitting new heights with nothing and no one off limits anymore the latest victim is the supposedly an event on the excellence in television however this year's show which was held on sunday was used to mercilessly mock the trumpet ministration host stephen colbert the southern joined on stage by the president's former press secretary sean spicer spicer used the occasion to reference his work at one time something critics suggested looked a little out of place at the t.v. awards ceremony. trump's adviser lashed out at the situation warning televised events have become quote very politicized i think it's not helping their ratings but when it comes to politics in u.s. life at the moment the seemingly no escape. taught of politics. in the past and i think. well it seems there's nowhere to hide looking for today's weather forecast it's showering and messages on the weather channel home page buying a new comic surprise surprise superman the so-called protection of the earth is now would defend immigrants that's how he's portrayed in the latest edition of action comics the bad guy here unarmed white supremacist and his stars and stripes seems like a deja vu of this one side you know why the premises of white nationalist protestors if that's your stand up. shows that you are racist surely trusty old spode can save us but you don't have to be a police to understand what the situation is why not give the black lives matter movement illegal when the president of the united states is lying or either doesn't understand the information and i don't know which is worse. is politics literally everyone. maybe the shoulder of the big screen in the family comedy is the way forward you want the red or the blue pill. it's just my boy. he loves all things alice that wants to be one when he grows up. nope not this time well children's t.v. it is them. i mean it feels amazing we. believe news outlets playing politics

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