so i went from i exist to they exist, and i realized the power of that. >> once photography got in there it was about these other people exist. they exist. >> they exist. >> reporter: many of j.r.'s friends in this paris suburb whom he began taking pictures of felt they didn't exist in the eyes of french society. most of those who live in this neighborhood are of african or arab descent, first or second generation immigrants, and few wealthy parisians ever venture here. in 2005 riots broke out in this neighborhood after two kids died while being chased by police. the violence spread across france. j.r. saw how the young people in the suburb were being portrayed on television. he decided to use his camera to tell a different story. >> you would see the riots. everyone had hoodies. so any kids would look like a monster to you. that's when i started photographing them from really close, i'm going to put your name, your age, your building number and i'm going to paint it in paris where they see you as a monster and actually, you're going to play your own caricature. >> isn't that feeding a

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there, and while i did existed there, and while i did not agree with a lot of his there, and while i did not agree with a lot of his views, i was keen to hear his perspectives because they are insightful. i would say it is unfortunate. it feels like there is a bit of groupthink in the valley right now that maybe muffles or dims other perspectives that we could be more open-minded to. the second reason is really how this is a partnership, a group of real dreamers truly investing in really world-changing ideas, whether it was an initial investment in facebook or being the first institutional backers of spacex and elon musk, it is great to see these independent thinkers that take risks in this manner. emily: peter has caught a lot of flack for supporting donald trump. what is it like to weather that behind-the-scenes given that we are in the heart of the left-leaning west coast? kevin: i try not to get caught up in the drama of the headlines, albeit exciting, salacious headlines. emily: it was never a distraction? kevin: perhaps here and there. i would not over exagge

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i think that's an existing condition. i have a hard time believing the new building would make it worse and i sympathize for the neighbors there and the filter gentlemen but i think it's an existing condition you've probably lived with. it's a question of buyer beware. with the views that are not protected with windows and the air quality existing before you got there. the site is rich and i'll support it [technical difficulties] -- we continue to maintain the position because of the decision made by the board of supervisors in 2009. back then the project's cpe was appealed and obviously the board of supervisors overturned the planning commission's approval of the project but the board of supervisors directed the department to study three specific things they felt were not sufficiently studied and that being air quality and greenhouse gases and shade. for this time around, obviously since that project was abandoned right after that decision was made the department did not move forward with the studies so basically what we'

i. exist we all here and i am here to say this is rome and we will fight back. full of peaches there speak you would never get it is a vast impact well it still economic optimism those arguably little in the u.k. philip hammond springs statement yesterday according to some charities about one of britain's most vulnerable communities britain's exponentially rising homeless here's a few of their stories in another film by going underground jeopardy has. to be you. know people are there because they've done something. wrong people just have a bad serious circumstances just on the street firstly thank you steve. it's a family of friends as far as i get out of the people at one time i was worried when i was not. you know they're. given the subcultural and there's no nice we have to understand with this is any of this could be one thought of working families or a pre-check away from losing their homes thousands of people sleep on the streets of england every night more and more people are trying to charities for help i spoke to sheila shelter from the storm charity an

>> i exist in a very high profile industry, very pointy-ended industry and i think that there's manyen in my position who feel that we have a platform to not only examine the dirty laundry that needs to be washed in our own industry but be an exemplar for the way other industries need to do, you know, need to examine the inequalities and the unexamined abuses that have gone on for decades. >> are you quite proud that it was hollywood that actually opened the floodgates to this injustice that's happening to women? >> i think, as artists, we deal in nuance, we deal in gray areas and we deal in doubt. and so i think that we're -- and also the job is, without being too highfalutin, one's job is to be empathetic. as a woman in quite a male dominated industry, that we sort of tend to be compassionate and we welcome conversation and we've been perhaps a little bit too patient. what i'm very proud of is that in my industry i think women have been siloed from one another, seen as being competitors rather than collaborators. and i really do feel that there's a profound level of change that's h

the rest of harlem disintegrated as if both he and i existed in the vacuum. i felt alone. what if he hits me? what if he grab sentence me against the outside wall of the telly. i took out my cell phone and pretended to enter my number. luckily he didn't lean over to see what i was doing. the woman who went into the deli is not the same woman who continued home. as soon as i went to the end of the block and waited for the light i knew something had changed. i have been violated but charlie did not follow me down the block he did not make remarks about my body and yet men now terrified me. the restaurants and nail salons became two-dimensional as if they could fall down like poker cards. a police car was parked before the tower its lights flickering into mail officers leaned up against the side of the car chatting with the ease of men. the black officer glanced at me and i look back at him but said nothing. i wanted him to comprehend that my eyes were compensating for my close mouth. they were yelling for help. if either of those came and asked what was the matter i would've

the rest of harlem disintegrated as if he and i existed in a back room. i felt alone. what if he hits me, i thought? what if he grabs and pins me against the outside wall of his deli? i took out my cell phone and pretends to enter his number into my contact directory. luckily for me he didn't lean over to see what i was doing. the woman who went into the deli was not the same woman who continued home. as soon as i walked to the end of the walk to signal that it was okay for me to proceed, i knew something had changed. i had been violated but i could not identify the line that had been crossed, he did not follow me down the block, he did not make rude remarks about my body, he did not rape me and yet posted outside of delhi, now terrified me. the planar supermarket, the soul food restaurant, the nail salons became 2-dimensional, as if they could fall down like poker cards. it red and blue lights flickering, two male police officers, wine and the other black leaned against the side of the car chatting with the ease of the all-black people who crowd around the vendors cov

>> definitely supporting the local community always good is it interesting to find things i never knew existedthat that way. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates the shop & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san >> ladies and gentlemen chair call the meeting to order. can you please turnoff your electronic devices as they interfere with the electronics in the room, and can you please stand for the pledge of allegiance. [ pledge of allegiance ] >> vice president, i 'd like t call roll. >> sure. >> president turman is

in many ways i talk about this in the book walking out in this world talk about navigating versus existing. one thing i drew from watching the last presidential election and existing in this world is a woman who wants to have a careers that we require women to work harder but at the same time, we put this effortlessness on a pedestal in society we like when people don't seem ambitious are focused what we do is we demonize the effort that we require of marginalized people to succeed. we then punish that because we demonize that ambition and focus. the world of double standards they walk into for me was both shocking but not surprising and reflective of how insidious and powerful some of these forces can be. >> in some ways you have a really unique perspective on this. when mentioning when you're in a fraternity struggling with gender issues you are also having performed gender -- but you're doing it in a fraternity. and then you're on the street is a woman and feeling very conscious. there's an additional layer because there's been such violence and degradation that there's a whole other co

official line so i will study it not exist so i will study it is an us occupied territory it could be should it be a great source. probably develop nukes and if that happens. to get all this have a lot of development. to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go right to the press this is what before three of the more people. interested in the waters in the . in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox ellis was customs are here permanently all the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening times. opposite it is from his office the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe masterpieces by artists like pecan so and modigliani i can't boards and sold inside this warehouse that's where the report comes in it covers up deals which are naturally discreet commercially discreet felt but also discreet because they concern fraud. some of those paintings are linked to dark secr

don't have school records when i am nine i'll be issued a certificate of birth that this moment i don't exist. of course i did a group preparing for the days for the moon to drip and spent my summers and mild winter rotating supplies and then my family would continue on. >> that is quite an opening. so tell me what it was like as a 10-year-old version of yourself. >> we had a farm that belonged to my grandfather. it was beautiful it wasn't a big mountain that beautifully made as if it came at a beer into a perfect fire. mom --dash it came out of the earth and formed a perfect fire. my dad had a story that the indians would look for her sign that ring had ended so it was a beautiful place we had a junkyard and we played in the cars as a playground so i think it took me a long time to realize that wasn't completely normal but it seemed normal now i can see things that were unusual doctors and hospitals or public education i was never allowed to go to school were not even a birth certificate until i was nine years old like this is interplay before this idyllic existence running around this envir

contractor, that's the tenant who took pictures of the work of the licensed contractor and i have been existingh the licensed contractor who did the work and he left some open wires in the garage. and that tenant -- because i evicted him, he did all of the worst things that he could against me. like the contractor, the electrician, i was so upset with him and he opened up these wires in the garage and those are in the garage. and that picture is in the garage. and then he left me with -- i have an existing contract with him and then we have the contractor conflict, the official contract for $6,800 including the panel, that was for the panel in the garage where he was supposed to upgrade the main -- the breaker to 200 amps and he wants $6,000 just for the main panel and i said i don't have that much money to pay you another $6,000. so he left me with that open thing. and then the tenant who my evicted tenant used against me and now that's in the garage. now i got somebody else to continue the work so that breaker -- to do the breaker. i got somebody else who is giving me less than $6,000. becaus

i didn't know the club existed the first time but i heard it well is this a good church. this is going to be. it looks like he's taken a number of steps in the right direction. and calles from the chilly climes of northern europe from sun's fall in central sweden. the remote town has a population of just fifty thousand and i'm assuming parts of the world. and every town of course needs a football club the forsberg footballing dynasty is a phenomenon here. they all the job. football history humans grandfather and his father. will see i think i'm sure about ehrman is going to be the best player ever from this club. played for the club in the nineteen eighties and nineties is number ten since retirement is just played prominently in the stadium you know i was there was not a quick school gold she was beautiful as a forward. and my dad was made to feel like him and almost in the same position as he is. he was my dad's smaller than me and emily shorter than me so he was more like is my they're. known in sun valley by the nickname. for their mother. and pop on the plane for. me

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i didn't know the club existed the first time but i heard it well is this a good choice and i was sure that this is going to be. it looks like he's taken a number of steps in the right direction. calles from the chilly climes of northern europe from sun's fall in central sweden . the remote town has a population of just fifty thousand and i'm assuming parts of the world. every town of course needs a football club. big footballing dynasty is a phenomenon here. in football history. and his father. will see i think i'm sure about is going to be the best player ever from this club. the late play for the club in the nineteen eighties and nineties is number ten sure since retirement is displayed prominently in the stadium so you know. it was quite a quick can score goals. and there was me. almost in the same position as. he was my dad smaller than me and emily shorter than me so it's more like it's my that the forsberg said known in sun valley by the nickname. me. and mine and. he wanted doesn't want to be called like that when he was small you know and he said my name is. so he. here. becau

the rest of harlem disintegrated as if he and i existed in a vacuum. what if he hits me i thought?hat has he grabs me against the outside wall of the deli. i printed to enter his number into my contact directory. luckily for me he didn't leaned over to see what i was doing. the woman who went into that valley was not the same woman who continued home. as soon as i walked to the end of block and waited for the light to signal for me to proceed something had changed. been violated but i could not-- charlie did not follow me down the block. he did not rape me and get now terrified me me. the pioneer supermarket for soul food restaurant the nail salon became two-dimensional as if they had bogged down my card. two male police officers one white and the other black leaned up against the side of the car chatting with the ease of the old black man that crowded around. the black officer inadvertently glanced at me and look looked back at him but said nothing at that one attempt to comprehend that my eyes were compensating for my close now. they were yelling for help. it's if either officers

of course i did exist provide growth of preparing for the days of abomination watching for the sun to darken come for the men to drift. i spent my summers following teachers and my rotating supplies when world of men failed, my family would continue on unaffected. >> host: that is quite an opening, and i want to start there. i want to start where this takes place, where your childhood took place. can you tell me a little bit, touched on some of his, take me to a day in the life as a light of a ten-year-old version of yourself. >> guest: we had a farm that belong to my grandfather, so it was really beautiful. there were lots of wild wheat fields and face the mountain. it was, it wasn't a particularly big mountain but it was really beautifully made, it came up out of the earth and form into a really perfect spider. i always have been told this industry about the mounds that every spring when the snow began to melt that there would be the image of a woman's body that would appear on the mounds faced. my dad called indian princess and he had this story that cinematic ending would look for

and because everybody knows that i exists now, i feel a duty to speak out on behalf of my colleaguesre still under the same professional obligations that i was under before. so can you tell us what happened to you when you were clerk on the culture, media & sport committee? so, being clerk of the committee, you have, as a baseline duty, to manage a team of people, and you also have to help the chairman of the committee run theirenquiries, and on this particular committee, there was a very high—profile enquiry into phone hacking, which meant extremely long hours, as a basic prerequisite of the job. you were the clerk on the day that rupert murdoch got hit with a foam pie. you are quite clearly visible in the footage. what are you saying on the phone? you are taught to do only two things if something like that happens: one of them is to remind the chairman to suspend the meeting, and the other is to pick up the phone and tell the television crews to cut the cameras. and that's what you were doing. i was telling them to turn off the cameras. so while running that committee you had an ex

or not i'm sure from a memo i received our existence. of what was. too much stuff how do i do. when about the game i've been in the show for miss kuhlmann and i had them at the. get the fuck over the limit or yeah i think that. you're on the frame if i can. tell you much about how much. of a liberal as you can i fell out. there in the respect that you will have a million like i did me. and then i'm far from certain i'll come visit the standards of heaven some of us out of some sort of service themselves to finish what it had been and not them it's and that's all you have meant to say but they are jealous of. the money and. our software that's about as you know such a dust up it's all missing the whole thing out of nothing i'm not going to laugh at it i'm a little now and then i was alone i never got along with the less anything that. everybody can. i'm a. child at a moment i'm not enough so when i'm sick i did one show for the lights. and. the so i. thought that i should be the. oil wells of india caught up. with the amount of money fast so i had it goes up it could be a. hundr

in volume anger punctuated each word like the strike of organ cord, the rest of harlem as he and i existed in a vacuum i felt alone. what if he hits me i thought? what if he grabs and pins me up against outside wall of this deli so i took out my cell phone and enter his number into my contacts directory luckily for me he didn't lean over to see what i was doing. the woman who went into that deli was not the same woman who continued home. as soon as i wonked to the end of the block to wait for the best light to signal that it was okay for me to proceed i knew something had changed. i had been violated but i could not name the line that had been crossed charlie did not follow me down the block. he did not make lewd remarks about my body or rape me, and yet men whether posted up aside another deli to a party now terrified me. pioneer supermarket the sol food restaurant, nail salon wases two dimensional to fall down like folker cards. a police car of parked beside the tower its red and blue lights and two male police officers one white and other black leaned up against side of the car chatting

the rest of harlem disintegrated as if both he and i existed in the vacuum. i felt alone. what if he hits me, i thought? what if he grabs up in significance outside wall of this deli? i took at myself whatever team to enter his number into my contacts directory. luckily for me he didn't link over to see what i was doing. the woman who went into that deli west of the same woman who continued home. as soon as i walked to the end of the block and waited for the signal, i knew something had changed. i had been violated but i could not be in the mine i had to cross. charlie did not follow me down the block. he did not make rude remarks from the body. he did not break me and get men now terrified me. the pioneer supermarket, the nail salons became two-dimensional as if they could fall down my poker cards. a police car was parked beside the sniper tower. pickets red and blue lights flickering. police officers, one white and the other black leaned up against the side of the car chatting with the ease of the old alike new crowd around the table covered with dvds and vhs cassettes.

i guess it was the most got a year. one hundred fifty at its official line is that. exist . so i will study is in the us occupied territory it could be every day should it be a great source of washable so a study else will probably develop nukes and if that happens what about japan what about by wide what about vietnam all this godfrey's have a lot of for he is also developing a. little. bit . about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last bang turn. your attitude up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry but only i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never again like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one difference i speak to now because there are no other takers

special counsel is told to find crimes whether a crime exists or not. i was opposed to the selection of mueller to be special counsel. trump was right when he said there was no probable cause for believing there was any crime, collusion or otherwise, or obstruction of justice.

i saw the plans. the proposed unit is almost twice the square footage as what now exists. it will be two bedrooms and make more sense for a family in our neighborhood, and we have another couple of letters that folks sent in support of our project. but i know my husband wanted to talk about our family situation and how this project would impact us. is that part of the five minutes or -- >> president hillis: a minute and 55 seconds, so yeah, now's the time. >> thank you. i'm ben wright, the owner of the property along with karen lee, my wife. we've lived in san francisco 20 years. we have two children, nine and 11 years old. we bought our home on caselli avenue two years ago. it's a home we admired for many years, and we're happy to have gotten it. but the house is not functional for a family of four, which is why we're here today. first, the hall is small and cramped, where the upstairs bedrooms are. both my son's bedroom and our room do not have the required ceiling height, and the bathroom door frame is so low i have to duck every time i get in and out. i hit my head some

does shawn barber really exist or is it only a dream. a i. saw it does exist and it is a dream. everything is at once true and holds in the case of the power crazed warrior and erudite east eight france is the first to have the chateau built on costs exists it's the largest of the chateau on and walk with more than four hundred rooms the unique do all spiral staircase and the famous terrors. and yet shambo is more it's the pitching me of the new era there are no songs a show that mocks the meeting of the middle ages with a modern age forty vacation made way for pleasure it only seems to be a fortress to underscore the monarchs carte uphold the beautiful and good. represents the entire order of society around fifteen fifty. in the middle is the royal house symbolized by the crown and floated he dominating all else. left wing the chapel with its cross somewhat lower and the avatars less lofty than the central one represent the estates of the clergy and the aristocracy both subordinate to the monarchy. and finally the lower part of the building horizontal tiers bearing the terraces

. >> i don't know if charlie exists. i don't know if it's his alter ego. i don't know if it's him.ut that's the name he chose. >> so ron goldman comes in the back gate. >> yeah. nicole had come out. and we started having words about who is this guy, why is he here. as things got heated, i just remember nicole fell and hurt herself and this guy kind of got into a karate thing. and i said, well, you think you can kick my ass? and i remember i grabbed the knife. i do remember that portion. taking the knife from dharlie. and to be honest, after that i don't remember except i'm standing there and there's all kind of stuff around. >> what kind of stuff? >> blood and stuff around. >> he switches from speaking hypothetically, you know, if someone had done this then i imagine they would have done it this way, to "i remember the knife, i do remember that." >> you write about removing a glove before taking the knife from charlie. >> i had no conscious memory of doing that, but obviously i must have because they found the glove there. >> it was not an easy interview to do. it was very traumati

it will be difficult to build that world as it does not really exist any more. ih advancements in technology and the way the economy is, it is difficult. but it is part of our duty as humans and as a society to put each at first, put it at the first before the latest iphone or fantasy, football tournaments. we have to carve out time in our busy lives to open the door and go next door and across the street and check on one another. perhaps this person doing these horrible things, i definitely feel this was a form of domestic terrorism, even though authorities are saying it is not, perhaps this could have been prevented if we as a community could have been there for this person. you know, the fact this person felt so beaten down and felt so, you know, just done with society, that he had to do these random act of violence, it speaks volumes of how we as a society have grown further apart from each other. —— acts. it has grown difficult with the towns we live in, but we have to look at instances like this and with human history. the holocaust is another example, peopl

. - okay, ghosts i can understand since i don't believe ghosts exist, but i am afraid of snakes; they can be deadly, which is real. is my fear of snakes a phobia? - the key word is "irrational" fear, because if you live in a place where there aren't many snakes, and that prevents you from going outside because you're so afraid of them, that's a phobia. but if you were to see a snake in the wild and you're not able to tell the difference if it's a pet snake or otherwise, then it's smart to stay away from it. that sort of fear protects you. - so how do i deal with a phobia? - first by using your imagination. because too often just by talking about a spider will make people flip out, which means that it's not the actual spider that's making him feel afraid, but it's their imagination, how they're thinking about it. - so is it possible to use our imagination to actually get rid of a phobia? - picture this: imagine taking a test. you can either flip out, even though the test is two weeks away, or instead, you can imagine yourself being calm, getting the grade that you want, and doing all t

when i turn forty or fifty years ago that didn't exist i mean everyone was emulating the west. today they're proud of themselves and that is a good thing so they used techniques his instruments for their works. but they want to express their own feelings. to us where you quote and this is an interconnection a marriage between iran and the west between east and west. yorks is there watching. darcy was today more than ever the children of the revolution are emancipating themselves and questioning their role and that of the islamic republic was. to have. just passed the law that is to harass our generation dares to show itself more we women want to prove that if you men are allowed to have your way and do whatever you want and we women can do the same even though we have no place to do it we'll take it anyway yes our generation is definitely more rebellious. mimus chad that's the only question for the brown strands are my mother's hair all the rest is mine. don raises the question of what happens when you go out onto the streets in tehran wearing a headscarf made up your own hair

what i learned watching a woman run for president, obstacles that i think still exists. letter to the first woman president. i wanted everyone reading it to believe that's what they could be. >> tucker: so it's not strictly speaking a political book. >> it's really not a political book at all. >> tucker: if you obsess the obstacles to women rising in politics or business or any field. >> right. >> tucker: was it exclusively men? was it other women? it was a combination? >> i think -- i did not go into hillary's campaign thinking that it was a big deal to elect the first woman president or that it was going to be hard. okay? i feel like i have had a great career. i have had men and women both that supported me. great mentors. and i thought we had equality. but there is a question about women and ambition that exists. when hillary was a senator, right? she was really popular. people liked her a lot in that job. when she was secretary of state. she was popular, people liked her in that job. when she was a candidate for senate she wasn't as popular. she confounded them. and i

they have before refused previously to acknowledge these chemicals exist, i think there isa these chemicalsght, the suggestion the russians may have a lot to answer for. we can turn to the politics and the international diplomacy angle. joining me now from westminster is the labour peer and barrister, lady helena kennedy. in the house of commons with her from the prime minister, her statement and her suggestion of where this may be coming from, what did you make of how the prime minister had to say? very interesting that she used the term highly likely, that this came from russia, because if you like, as a lawyer, i would say there are stages, it is possible, it is very possible, it is likely, and then it is highly likely. and we are not quite beyond reasonable doubt but we are really high on the hierarchy of evidential proof. and so the finger is certainly pointing at russia, and one of the issues that she mentions was, was it russia behind this, or was, was it russia behind this, or was it somehow subcontracted out, or, was it chemicals found their way into the hands of people who had aff

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backpack a defining thing use it i use a trying not to because i want to you know live as long we a possible. government going to not that that exists and i think like the gentleman said in south africa it is you know it's our sponsibility i need to you and i try as much as i can you know to improve my environment to improve you know just and also just if people are realistic view of what african-americans are too because i think that's the flip side people romanticize african-americans they want they can change the meaning of rappers and things like that on t.v. and they think that's what our life is you know and i'm like no it's not like that you know and so it's always. education that happening on both right cayless. yeah and i mean on the flip side of that i really do think that you know maybe africans sometimes or south africans that i want to generalize are confident last week so the south african on the panel you know don't forget that you guys also have a privilege you know i mean there is serious power in knowing your tried and having the growing up in the rich culture that you grew up in you know like like. a young woman b

the time, you've been very proactive in getting that message out that, no, voter fraud does not exist. or imean, it exists, but at a very minimal scale. alex: right, very minimal scale. and again, it's a reflection of our current safeguards are working. we do take it seriously, and it's part of that balancing act between making sure that our elections are secure, but also very accessible to eligible voters. and we have a good record here in california. damian: let me get a little personal now. what's it like to have the name padilla there on the door at the state capital? alex: you know, i have to admit, i'm very proud as the first latino elected secretary of state in california. and--but with that comes a lot of responsibility too to serve, and to serve well, and try to hold that political door open for others to follow, whether it's in this office or, other, you know, positions of political responsibility. damian: i know you enjoy your seat, you like what you're doing, and you're going to be there for a while. what's next after your term expires? alex: well, we'll see if--i got a few year

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