examples of people that gave their lives for what they believed in it's all part of a festival of knowle the new european oh it is the brainchild of today both the organizes and the artists themselves refused to either give us an interview or to allow me to film the exhibition they did send this e-mail. what do the people of bilin think about must militarists being venerated in this way is it right to put these people on display in this type of exhibition here and don't know from you know why it was just a reference i think that people would have differing perspectives obviously lumping different groups of people together is always a complicated subject because they come from different backgrounds i don't know i don't think so why. just be at two different types of people and it's not the same when we agree with even perspective on all of this is not for us to decide because react is i pretty much yes the exhibition is about is about moving the psychology behind most of them or towards people who do certain things it's not a problem as long as the exhibition focuses on the differentiatio

if you are familiar with the area this happened in the bixby knowles area. no word yet on the motive or replace between victim and gunman. a surge in violent crime in san jose. >>> two homicides less than two day. the latest overnight a teenager stabbed neither guadalupe church. the crimes have several neighborhoods on edge this evening. robert handa joins us with reaction from anxious homeowners inclusive video of a shooting suspect running past them. robert. >> reporter: well that's right, the san jose police department is putting together the crime figures for the year. but the two homicides on other recent violent crimes are are a reminder that feeling safe is about more than just numbers. the homicide count is down from last year but not much comfort for friends and families of victims. today police are trying to find out why a 17-year-old was stabbed and died on sunset avenue. a grieving family friend lamented to us in spanish the boy was ready to graduate. the killing followed another unsolved homicide wednesday night when a man was shot on van wingle

hello rather oddly at the moment knowles in europe is warming up the heart of europe is still cold but the winds bring in the swamps apparently isn't normally. of the sea started somewhere a bit warm that but that is the situation we find ourselves in with an avalanche risk student existence in norway and probably in finland as well snow does run across this area but the temperature still actually went above freezing and it's warming up studying the heart of your eight degrees of the forecast next on saturday in vienna five in bucharest and it's not a lot of different in turkey except that it's rather raining or snowing in turkey is a concentration of weather right on the edge now further west anywhere from the british isles down to spain and portugal we're talking about double figures is particularly miles some rain will come in but really the feeding is of more like spring than winter at least for a brief time subclinical the action is in his bottom right hand corner which translates to rain having stopped in the west of libya gone through to the east and running into western egypt t

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. >> go knowles, boo-yah >> calling about blue apron, aprn is today's dip a buying opportunity or sell and move >> i don't like the company, tax loss selling will abate next week, maybe a higher price, dump it then. albert in florida. >> caller: boo-yah opinions on alrm and connected home space >> i like it but connected home is not that big a business yet, but i do like the company and there are offthe shelf products good here but like the idea -- i was doing work on little cameras, and i know they're doing well as business and stock has come down a lot. linda in ohio. >> caller: hey jim i had a question on sage therapeutics, with the new drug for depression, putting patients in remission, down 4% today. is it a buy for long-term? >> i got to tell you i'm concerned. read the literature, they're early on making such hoopla statement about it read the literature, it's not as defined as they would make it, as the market would make it sound. it's not long island bitcoin block j&t but you know what i mean josh in new york. >> caller: calling from new rochelle >> it's inexpensive stock. big

. >> everybody knowles, there is a rival between baby boomers, such as myself, and millennials, suchmillennials, but one baby boomer parent is addressing this issue he says it is time thaws boomer parent, take a look at what we have done. like giving children everything they ever wanted in life. spoiling them, instead of giving them the hard lessons in life. give them what they don't v that's what he says. >> that's what we did for our kids. >> i think you try to make up for you what didn't have, what you felt like you didn't get in your life. if you didn't get attention, true to over kid your kids attention. >> so we ends up not teaching them hard lessons, you have to be the best. we've got to take you to every practice, because you're going to be the best. okay? so, we acted kind of like drone parent or helicopter parent, removing obstacles for our kids, everybody gets a trophy, that kind of stuff. >> now they're 20 to 36. >> kind of tongue and cheek. >> tongue and cheek, of course. we were sorry. that you've turned out the way you are. >> but, in reality, we were making you look g

if you're familiar with the area this happened in the bixby knowles area. near the airport. you see video of people gathering at a hoe mel across the street. no word on the relationship between the victim and the gunman. >>> turning to the weather, a live look at san jose this evening. we are dealing with poor air quality throughout the bay area. our meteorologist joins us now. rob, the big question, will the sky be clear for fireworks. we'll see the smoke around the bay area. that's why we have the spare the air. from the bay to the coast. in terms of viewing conditions as we approach midnight high clouds and patchy low clouds around san francisco. temperatures should be close to 50 degrees. we don't think we'll see widespread fog. that should be good news for the fireworks at midnight. on monday notice increasing clouds through the afternoon. tooling temperatures early next week. as for the rain is up near the pacific northwest makes a come back heading our direction. over the next five days we see increasing clouds over the weekend. and the rain returns midweek. what's mo

everybody knowls it.rat hoax, an excuse for losing the election. >> would you consider a pardon for michael flynn? >> i don't want to talk about pardons for michael flynn yet. we'll see what happens. >> it didn't take very long for the white house lawyers to come out and clarify that statement. thai cobb, one of the lawyers said, there is no consideration being given to pardoning michael flynn at the white house, brooke. >> so ty cobb playing a little cleanup there. but when you hear the president say yet and we'll see, do you read anything into that or no? >> reporter: well, he's kind of a ready shoot, aim kind of person. he doesn't think things through before opening his mouth. i don't think he's thinking about pardoning flynn for one offense he's pled guilty to. however, what he said today was ee gr egregiously bad. i served directly under mueller. he's a straight shooter. they have the right guy doing the investigation. they should let the facts speak for themselves. if there is nothing there, there i

he uses one hand to bump it up. 14-0 assembly knowles half. third quarter -- seminoles at the half.er, first of two t.d. runs. florida state bowl eligible with the win but without a head coach. >>> the american athletic conference included two teams with one combined loss. number 20 memphis taking on undefeated and 14th ranked university of central florida. the game had 15 touchdowns. all right. second quarter, mckenzie mill hits smith. 50 yards for the score. six catches, 161 yards. 24-14 ucf. tigers get the let back in the second. ferguson threw for 471. four t.d.s. memphis goes up 28-24. third quarter, ucf pulls away. milton threw for five t.d.s. snelson, 145 yards teamwork t.d.s. they led by 14 in the fourth until ferguson found miller for 10. miller caught three t.d.s, ties it to 48. sends the game to overtime. highest scoring conference championship in history went to two o.t.s, ucf goes up on the sanderson score. one last chance for memphis. ferguson with the lone mistake. picked off. ucf, 0-12 a year ago, finished 12-0 with the 62-55 victory. >>> acc title game coming up on

he brought new jersey senator corey booker down and brought beyonce's dad matthew knowles to campaignoo and called out judge roy moore, and moore had no public events and jones decided to ask where is he? >> roy moore was not even in the state of alabama over this weekend. you all have covered politics for a long time. when is the last time you've heard of a candidate for a statewide office leave the state >> hillary: tonight moore will be here meeting face to face with voters this is the last chance he gets before they head to the polls tomorrow and we'll see charles if it makes a difference and if republicans decide to vote for him instead of writing in somebody else. charles? >> charles: hillary vaughn thank you very very much. coming up the major averages shake off a terror attack in new york and the dow and s & p post yet another record close and by the way bitcoin, it did pretty good with its wall street debut also. we'll be right back. zar: one of our investors was in his late 50s right in the heart of the financial crisis, and saw his portfolio drop by double digits. it really

hello rather oddly at the moment knowles in europe is warming up the heart of europe is still cold but the winds bring in the swamps apparently is a northerly of the sea started somewhere a bit will that but that is the situation we find ourselves in with an avalanche risk still in existence in norway and probably in finland as well snow does run across this area but the temperature still actually well above freezing and it's warming up study in the heart of year eight degrees is the forecast max on saturday in vienna five in book arrest it's not a lot of different in turkey except that it's rather raining or snowing in turkey this is a concentration of weather right on the edge now further west anywhere from the british isles down to spain and portugal we're talking about double figures is particularly mild some rain will come in but really the feeding is of more like spring than winter at least for a brief time so clearly all the action is it is possible right time corner which translates to rain having started in the west of libya gone through to the east and really into western egy

knowles, could you please let us know if we can continue on? >> sure. as deputy city attorney, i checked the ebb with site this morning and it was the old website and the agenda was posted. i believe it was posted up until at least 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. there is an exception to the sunshine in a court of appeal decision for technical difficulties. and i know this agenda was posted at the public library and online since last thursday. so, i believe the meeting can go forward at your discretion. >> thank you very much. i would like to go ahead and continue this meeting because have so many members of the public who have come here to give comment on this. if we could make sure that we address that and make sure it goes on and that future agendas do go out. thank you very much. thank you for pointing it out and i think we have another public commenter. yeah. mr. weedemyhrerer. >> good afternoon, chair and members of board. i'm the executive director of the san francisco bicycle coalition. as chair brinkman mentioned yesterday evening, over 70 individu

but it was hard to do with the skants knowled scant knowledge. >> he doesn't have the capital or temperament or the depth of policy knowledge to be an effective advocate on the hill. increasingly, a millstone for his own party. just precious few places where fees popular enough with the right voters to put pressure on votes he would need for this, which is why you're seeing basically a rush for the exits on this tax bill. just get it done and baked in. there's no up side to them in waiting for the president or for congress. >> doug, i'm going to flip your question. i'm going to ask you, what do democrats do with the three republicans that we aired? bob corker, jeff flake and pete king saying i'm happy that a democrat won last night. >> look, you can make an argument that richard shelby, who is the senior senator from alabama, had a lot -- had a lot to do with the victory last night in the sense that his endorsement of -- him saying he was not going to vote for roy moore created a permission structure for some republicans in the state to vote for doug jones. and so i think that, look, i think

and mark knowles book on a theological interpretation of civil war. the larger issue of religion in the civil war has been neglected because of one thing. it requires a lot of time investment to try to understand the streams and rivulets of religion in the 19th century. also because, in a way, for many secular academics, it is simply not a subject they really want to touch. they regard it as being somehow radioactive. i remember as a graduate student, that good man who was the chair of the graduate program when i was a student, who said to me very earnestly, you have to understand that even so much as the whiff of religion on your resume is the kiss of death. he was telling me that a little too late after i had written that dissertation, but it is true. and that has been a constant problem that i've had to deal with. people will say, or at least they said earlier on in my career, you are a religious historian. what they really meant was, you must be one of those kooks. and sometimes they were not all that discrete in communicating that. i almost wante

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i knowl splashes a drink on you it causes problems.rl that went into mangle matt knight. earlier that evening collins argued with two of his victims, but the judge said his indiscriminate attack, which affected so many young people, was unprovoked. he sentenced him to 20 years. it sends out the right message that it will not be tolerated, it will not be tolerated by the criminal justice system. anyone carrying acid needs to look at the offence and be aware that a strong sentence will be passed. collins showed no morse in court for what was described as despicable act. —— remorse. 0ne what was described as despicable act. —— remorse. one of his victims said her old life had been taken from her on that night. tom burridge, bbc news. the government is being accused of abject failure in its attempt to tackle homelessness in england. a damning report by the all—party public accounts committee says the issue has become a national crisis. however, the government says it's investing more than £1 billion pounds to reduce homelessness and rough

took knowles disc jazz feeling. a city of climatic testify is alligators on the loose of poverty and crime are used by the at least twelve members of my friends close most. of street racing in the peace of the night this is new orleans itself and it was the best place in the world. yes. but. you know. despite the fall of islamic state in iraq sounds of people from the ethnic minority group are still being held hostage we speak to a fifteen year old girl who's just escaped terrorist captivity. by the israeli court extends the detention of a teenage girl accused of hitting two i.d.f. soldiers after her cousin was hit in the face by an israeli rubber bullet. and the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces tell r.t. thousands of my sort of terrorist ahmed families were allowed to leave rucka before the city was recaptured apparently with the knowledge of the u.s. led coalition. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow on outreach thank you for joining us. this week shed light on the fate of an iraqi ethnic