military is my mutually wounded so his retinue believed the king collapsed upon the deck of his ship the trinity if he beheld him was frozen with horror it christiane stood up once again found his shattered dying and called upon his men to fight the good fight. in king christiane's day ross kildow was merely the seat of the diocese it was no longer the residence of the danish kings as it had been from the eleventh to fifteenth century as nowadays well skilled a is effectively a suburb of copenhagen visit has come mainly to see the viking ships that were raised from the field and restored the bells in the market tell us till strike daily as they always have at ten at three at five and at seven o'clock. the danish monarchs and the longer involved in the business of government and have abandoned some of the old home as the most recent to me dating from one thousand nine hundred five shows it is privilege enough to be interred in or beside this cathedral church. that at the trial of roskilde that influenced architectural styles throughout the country classicism for instance was brought to denmark th

back in the early in the black neighborhood trinity. we meet up with their dancing at this place. getting ready for celebration. if. everything has to be really nice. because people. giving the few roof. deserves the best of dignity. for thirty years aaron has been leading the band plays at every funeral. as well this is america and america we have been. no this jazz funeral so it is a tradition that is. very much respected. he wears a black suit. and for his hair he needs help. oh you got to help me get dressed and get out. his wife helps out. so that that. will. yeah oh. today a few. of . these women were dancing for his daughter. once a man was murdered. in the dancing gives the tempo. he's joyful. to come in. new orleans is facing an unprecedented crisis every day young people die from gunfire. threatening actions can be very dangerous this is the atmosphere. with russia the poisoning incident in the u.k. yet to be explained to the public but this is not stop the british and american governments from playing the role of judge jury and executioner. i don't want my wagon that he

computing contract with google however the financial terms were not disclosed reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . we're going to squeeze in a quick break here. stay with us because when we return mick mulvaney has not burned down the consumer financial protection bureau but he's got a heck a lot of damage bartlett nailer public citizen gives us his reaction he was there at the hearings this week mr ball baby steps to testify weiss for the house and the senate plus author and commentator steve keen joys us from london with the latest on the u.k. and e.u. trading relationship as we go to break you're the numbers at the closing bell for the screen actions today on the numbers board with the red arrows for the south nasdaq and s. and p. oil point in told her all in the green we'll be right back. cranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people who rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemploymen

correspondent trinity charges in new york. spring has sprung and while this is the time of year considered to be home buying things then buyers are faced with a dilemma the problem being is that there is a lack of homes for sale in the market now many are wondering if we are facing a new housing crisis according to a recent report by the wall street journal a decade after an epic construction binge fewer homes are being built per household than almost ever before in fact it is near its lowest level in sixty years despite a fairly strong economy and millenniums growing desire to start buying homes home construction seems to be at a screeching halt and the record low housing supplies are driving up prices and curbing sales especially for millennial looking to buy a starter home to. their mortgage rates have gone sky high the market is really in turmoil and. want some of. the clients that i have. you know the saying be afraid be very afraid they have prayed a variety of factors are contributing to the slump including strict housi

nearly three week trip to united states what did he do and who did he do it with r t correspondent trinity chavez tells us. it was a jam packed three weeks for thirty two year old crown prince mohammed bin someone who is saudi arabia's deputy prime minister head of the economic development team and also the country's defense minister his press corps was meant to change the country's image he met with top executives from corporate america as well as heads of tech companies in silicon valley all part of his plan to show that saudi arabia is open for business going to. his first stop washington d.c. where he brokered arms deals with president trump thing which we've followed by trips to harvard and mit where he shared his big plans for technology investments then new york city where he sat down with wall street fight and stares american c.e.o.'s and attended dozens of events one where he even signed a two hundred billion dollars solar agreement with softbank also while in new york the prince met with u.n. secretary general antonio you ted as another senior u.n. officials the meeting focused o

, one third of the trinity is god becomes flash. is that an example of the phenomenon you're describing in your book. >> yes, and the mystery of the trinity, the mystery of any faith statement is another way of saying don't worry about it. just look over there, the problem with the trinity is that the church fathers themselves realized that it made absolutely no sense whatsoever, that you cannot have a unified conception of god that can then divide into other forms and still have a unified conception of god. all of these gymnastics that have been used in order to explain it away don't explain it away which is why, as i write in the book for the first three or 400 years of christianity, monotheistic christianity was an outlier, there's two different gods, yahweh and jesus and adjust -- it just doesn't make any sense. that was one of the primary way until the third century in which christianity spread. the problem with christianity go away. the believe that jesus and only jesus is god and i think part of the reason why christianity is

first will see the outer weeks trinity's torn off due to the violent aerodynamic forces and then the object to develop megawatts of heat as it reenters the atmosphere element you melts but it's made of titanium or stainless steel will glow as they come down but this won't be some kind of heavy rain of molten metal rather individual bits many kilometers apart astrophysicist predict between one hundred and two hundred kilograms of the module will actually hit earth however they say there's no danger of a severe impact and if the weather plays nicely people can expect to see something like a large media shower and then much more spectacular. i'll be looking out for it christians around the world all marking easter sunday the day they believe that jesus christ rose from the day pope francis is eating celebrations in the vatican which include a traditional easter message and the oh to be an obit blessing in the holy saturday mass the pontiff called unbelievers to speak out in the face of injustice. happy easter if you're celebrating and watching the news from. coming up at the top of the

back in the early in the black neighborhood trinity. we meet up with the dancing at this place. getting ready for celebration. if. everything has to be looking really nice. because people. that i'm giving to feel a roof. deserve the best of dignity. for thirty years aaron has been leading the band plays at every funeral. as well this is america has been america we have been but know this jazz funeral so it is a tradition that is. very much respected. he wears a black suit. and for his hair or should he needs help. oh you got to tell me you know you only get just get out of the i got a look at the set up by his wife helps out. so that they're. full. of. yeah oh it. today the future is being very. gratifying because. this is. these women who are dancing for his daughter's. dance the man wasn't murdered. he died of old age. aaron the dancing gives the tempo of the sound. he's joined for a week to come in. new orleans is facing an unprecedented crisis every day young people die from gunfire. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the fin

back and really in the black neighborhood trinity. we meet up with the dancing at this place. getting ready for celebration. if. everything has to be really nice. because people. that i am giving to feel rueful. deserves the best of dignity. for thirty years aaron has been leading the band that plays at every funeral. as well this is america and america we have been put no on this jazz funeral so it is a tradition that is. very much respected. he wears a black suit. and for his hair or should he needs help somebody got to help me get dressed and get out. of the sight of his wife helps out. so that that. full. house. yeah oh. today the future is being very. gratifying because. in the musicians. these women who are dancing are his daughters. once a man wasn't murdered. he died of old age. aaron the dancing gives the tempo of the sound. he's joyful you know the way to. new orleans is facing and i'm from. new orleans is facing an unprecedented crisis every day young people die from gun violence. or. else home. on a professional little. bit a little keep it or don't or don't let yo

that's an impossible trinity. haidi: one of the impossible trinity's. rishaad: there are many. policy we see on sector,so the corporate the government has announced our measures. the deleveraging, they announced a new rule on products. they are trying hard to contain the financial risk which i think is positive. at the worst, you see areas about the external environment change and you start to relax when you look at the financial regulation side. that's the worst scenario. so far we don't see that happening. i think the economic data recently is still very solid. in thesome slowdown investment in the first quarter, but we see consumption in other environments picking up and holding strongly. so far the economy is still on the right half. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. we got china manufacturing pmi just attach stronger than expected but weaker than what we had last time. 51.4 is what we have. a lot of markets are shut so far today. we've got china closed and japan for different reasons. haidi: japan is closed for a few days. golden week india, vietnam also closed. they ar

about the older deeper aquifers with things that have more limited use and to be stratified in the trinityhe is most focused but there is an aquifer that is contaminated with sulfur. not so seriously but to get back to the issue i was talking about drawing from or their -- other sources it isn't fossil water is as much as an issue as the grade of water. and there is some truth to what the state will tell you that it allows them to sleep at night that someday the gulf of mexico can solve all of our problems. i'm a little more sanguine about that than they are because the those facilities when of the first that we did scale at this country in texas we haven't t done much since. so where w the infrastructure would be from these increasingly severe storms what gives me pause about that is the idea that not only is it in areas that are subject to the storms but also in areas that are subject are loaded with petrochemicals and just last year state-of-the-art cutting-edge israel is on the cutting edge they lost three of their plants over months because of an oil spill. so they are a little less s

improve the body stiffness and simply to glue the windshield it up with rather than set it into rubber trinity all in all these were ideal ingredients for rally driving and i'm best at the top forty hit me pissed off . of course the rally package includes a stiffer suspension a special edition golf dispensed with the lowered suspension so popular at the time . time. this uncompromising sports model was produced solely as a three door all add on parts like the radiator grille bumpers and side skirts were painted in the same color as the rest of the car. karo bucket seats give aggressive drivers plenty of stability this but now matter goes up to two hundred sixty kilometers per hour making you curious about what the big bad govt has under its hood. yeah then newly launched corrado as one point eight leader four cylinder engine was slimmed down for the gulf rally so it could compete in one point seven leader class rally with this type supercharger provides plenty of power or turbochargers are driven by the exhaust gas this one as a belt with a big advantage is that there's no turbo lag if you get

example the comment the committee to protect journalists commonly list or was seventy imprisoned in trinity one of them being the news who's ill. john john yeah he was arrested in february seventeenth one year ago and why are churning about a law a person maybe on the cat demick maybe a doctor maybe a lawyer maybe a chance at or are they about the law the. people of the numbers that you have mentioned they have their uses we will one day in happen in a prison sharing with our prosecutors with our whole case we are all caught nothing this is representing human rights international standards one year turkey is a country where the rule of law applies is one thing you know sure cicutto that nurses use asian tourists ignore terrorists have there have their cases that something court the ports to design a presenting human rights there is one person and a lot more one year in a turkish prison please explain me how is it possible on one side like you are pleading for human rights and somebody is in prison one year and nobody knows why not. there's not enough initial accusation. there is evidence ag

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the suit claims a doctor and pharmacist at trinity medical center failed to appropriately treat and investigate the first overdose which allegedly contributed to his death. walgreens is accused of dispensing improper prescriptions. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports a federal appeals court ruled a monkey can't sue for copyright infringement of selfies. a smiling seven-year-old crested macaque in indonesia took several selfies in 2011 when a wildlife photographer left his camera unattended. he sued claiming the monkey -- peta sued claiming the monkey owned the copyright. the court said copyright infringement can only be claimed on behalf of humans. >>> still ahead, new toy troubles. the latest company that's struggling in the wake of the toys 'r' us closures. ke of the toys 'r' us closures. ♪ ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on aow it instantly opens a breatyour nose up to 38% strip of course. more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. sh

correspondent trinity chavez explains plus the brazilian economy has been on a rough ride as the country's former president is headed to prison r.t. correspond manila chan and i discuss out of one of the four major golf championships every year the masters is taking place in augusta georgia and regardless of if you like or know anything about the sport the economics of golf are astounding professor and sports economist victor matheson of the college of the holy cross to explain the high stakes for business plus there's an effort to stop killing robots i'll explain all the.

many thanks to jack and mary romanos the sponsors for this glorious venue of the trinity united methodist church. we would like to extend special fonts. thanks to the individual donors who've made and continue to make these free festival events possible. 90% of the revenues come from people just like you. we are excited to have the savanna book festival at this year for your phone please look in your program for information on downloading it. it takes just a few seconds and will be hopeful today. before we get started i have a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following the presentation, robert will be signing this full purchased copies of his book just across the way. if you are planning to stay in the venue for the next presentation, please move forward as it empties so the ushers can accurately count available seat. please take a moment to turn off yourco cell phones and we also k that you do not use flash photography. during the question-and-answer portion please raise your hand and i will call on you and one of the ushers will bring a microphonene to you. in the interest of t

states are facing a definite dilemma as the traditional home by season begins are to correspond to trinity chavez explains plus the brazilian economy has been on a rough ride as the country's former president is headed to prison or to correspond manila chan and i discuss dad of one of the four major golf championships every year the masters is taking place in augusta georgia and regardless of if you like or know anything about the sport the economics of golf are astounding west professor and sports economist victor matheson of the college of the holy cross to explain the high stakes for business plus there's an effort to stop killing robots i'll explain all that ahead but first let's get to some headlines. yesterday u.s. president donald trump said he was considering an additional one hundred billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods that's after china published a list of u.s. imports that would be levied with fifty billion dollars worth of chinese tariffs but administration officials are also working to convince investors that the escalating trade tensions will not have the negati

correspondent trinity chavez will tell us plus says the u.k. and you consider their trading relationship author and commentator steve keen joins us from london with the latest and is the acting director of the consumer financial protection bureau was on capitol hill twice this week he said he had not burn the place down we get reaction from partly nailer of public citizen all that ahead but first let's hop to some headline yesterday during our interview with danielle de martino both the news was breaking that president trump had task is economic adviser larry kudlow in the u.s. trade representative robert light hisor with considering the possibility of reentering the trans-pacific partnership i asked danielle about it we both agree that it would be a good thing to do well that initial reporting was accurate and the u.s. is looking at rejoining the eleven nation accord president trump tweeted last evening that the u.s. would only join t p p if the deal were substantially better than the deal offered to president obama although a technical point

computing contract with google however the financial terms were not disclosed reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . we're going to squeeze in a quick break here. stay with us because when we return mick mulvaney has not burned down the consumer financial protection bureau but he's done a heck a lot of damage bartlett nailer public citizen gives us his reaction he was there at the hearings this week mr ball baby steps to testify twice for the house and the senate plus an author and commentator steve keen joys look from london with the latest on the u.k. and e.u. trading relationship as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell blitzkrieg action today on the numbers board with the red arrows for the dow nasdaq and s. and p. while point and gold are all in the green we'll be right back. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics small business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. apply to many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch put a funnel school

going on further, there was no review of the construction impacts and according to trinity, that makes this incomplete. so i just want to just, if i could just show you quickly -- does this turn on? >> john. >> what -- what this picture shows is from the ramble report, and this is with the building, and you'll notice that there's a lot of yellow and stuff, and that indicates increase in pm 2.5. here is the -- before. there's a lot less. >> clerk: thank you, sir. your time is up. >> one last thing -- >> president hillis: that's all, sir. unfortunately, we only have -- >> all right. >> president hillis: three minutes perspeaker. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. cathy turnquist. 201 harrison. eight years ago, a different developer presented a plan for 430 main. it was turned down by the city. now, a similar plan with the same flaws is being presented for behind baycrest. one suggestion to tidewater was to design a two tower building so that baycrest would not be put in a dark, cave like environment, with tidewater's large flat back wall causing us to lose light and air. a 100 foot

david and nancy cintron, that she and family, many thanks to jack and mary, the glorious venue, the trinity united methodist church. and members and individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's events possible. 90% of revenues come from donors just like you. and and it would be very helpful today. following this presentation, robert latiff will sign festival purchased across the way. and as it empties so ushers can count available seats. please take a moment to turn off your cell phone. and we ask you to not use flash photography. during the question-and-answer portions. i will call on you and one of the ushers will bring a microphone to you. in the interest of time and to be fair to others, limit your self to one question and don't tell a story. robert latiff is with us courtesy of hugh and fran thomas. robert latiff is an adjunct faculty member of the university of notre dame, director of intelligence community programs at george mason university school of engineers, and therefore study board and intelligence community studies board in the national academy of sciences,

the holy trinity of standardized measurements of performance. if you set metric goals or targets and then you reward in punish people based on the schools several things tend to happen. one possibility is that people will focus their attention on what gets measured and rewarded. until you realize that also leads them to ignore other essential elements of the job. teaching to the text. it leads them to ignore. and leads to downplaying the teaching of other subjects. in primary school and leads to the elimination of time for things like music, art and a play that are actually very important for children's development but don't get tested. often the things that aren't mentioned don't get measured because they are unmeasurable but they're actually essential to the enterprise. so qualities like mentoring like cooperating with your colleagues and getting along with customers and clients so the first broad problem with metric fixation is the diversion of attention to what gets measured and rewarded the second effect is that it discourages innovation an

were i come from the region is rich in history style and talents so poor and if you can show trinity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for can depend the journalists i see many of the younger promising journalists who are now making names for themselves all over the. song might get along the way songs might follow. with continued. experience of freedom in a sense is life experience. you can visit but your car coming back from. my name is justin ford and i work at the number. russia and britain have taken their diplomatic war of words to the united nations security council at a special meeting called by russia over the poisoning of former double agent sergei scream powell and his daughter in the u.k. at the session russia warned london it was quote playing with fire and.

rob ross, ktvu, trinity. >>> the national sheriffs association joins the legal challenge of californiauary laws. the sheriff's organization filed suit in federal court today, it singled out one law, sv54 which prohibits jail officials from notifying federal agents of undocumented immigrants in custody.>>> the law compels local law enforcement to violate federal law by concealing, harboring, or shielding illegal aliens. the trump administration is challenging the states sanctuary laws. a federal judge has scheduled a hearing in june. >>> the trump administration moves forward with its plan to send 4000 national guard troops to the u.s./mexico border. u.s. secretary jim matus -- mattis approved it.>> reporter: as the national guard heads to the border, attorney general jeff sessions has announced a zero tolerance policy for people illegally entering the u.s. through the southern border. >> the texas national guard deployed friday night on the border, sending 250 troops over the next 72 hours. these deployment activities are being coordinated, along with other southwest border states. thi

jeff williams place stratified with a couple of different aquifers, it's the edwards trinity that he's more focused on. but there's an aquifer down that's contaminated with sulfur, all right? seriously contaminated with sulfur. not so seriously that you can't use it for other purposes. that gets back to the issues i was talking about, about drawing water for other sources. so, no, i don't think the fossil water, per se, is so much of an issue as the grades of water is. one of the things that the state will tell you, and there is some truth to it, is that the thing that allows them to sleep at night is the future of de-sal. that, you know, someday the gulf of mexico will be able to solve all of our problems. i'm less sanguine about that. i'm less sanguine about that than they are for a couple of reasons. those facilities, were we able to do it at scale -- and it is interesting that, you know, one of the first that we really did at scale in this country was in texas, and we haven't done much since on the coast. we've done a lot inland but not much since. it was at dow. one of the problem

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maybe around san francisco and trinity county will have a better chance down into monterey. north and east probably not. until then, we have a lot of cloud cover coming in. 40s and 50s for your temperatures. i don't think it will change much. mid 40s near morgan hill, about the same toward santa cruz. 49 in san jose. more of an onshore westerly component compared to yesterday which was a slight offshore. temperatures will be held in check today. we have a lot of cloud cover that will equal 60s for many. if you are lawn the san mateo coast, maybe san francisco coast you can see .08 but nothing north and east. that looks to be the trend. 50s and 60s for your temperatures. they will start to warm up tomorrow. >>> we are off to a decent start. we have a little bit of slow traffic as you might expect. we will start up with the tracy commute for people who drive on 205 and 580. you can expect slow traffic on 580 and 205, that is a normal thing until you get to the altamont pass and then you get over the hill. it gets better in livermore and then it is a smooth drive from livermore

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host of "huckabee" on trinity broadcasting network. how are you? >> i'm doing great.at to be with you, and congratulations on the success of the show. delighted to be here. >> laura: thank you so much. let's talk about president trump's style here. he's down there in mar-a-lago. they didn't come to any great conclusion about exempting japan from tariffs meaning japan didn't give enough to the united states to be exempted from tariffs. but on this issue of north korea, this is just -- this is so classic trump. he says he wants to be flexible but this thing isn't going the right way he's out of there. what do you think of this? >> he's a guy when he plays cards never gives his cards away. he's saying, pompeo came and we had a great visit and things went well. the set up is there. but he wants to make it clear he has expectations. will his expectations be met? probably not. not completely. but it's historic in that he is bringing north korea closer to behaving like a real country than anyone in our lifetime has been able to do. and that really is progress. but he's just

that is the trinity test.about that narrative and what the story looks like is really powerful. what about this word "test?" said it is a scientific process with expected results. we were just trying to not so much get results, but show off what we could do and rehearse for the end of the world, see what sort of effects we can mitigate and other things we could do to avoid the follow-up. prof. kohout: there are a lot of other questions people have. this idea of rehearsing implies a performance, which a couple of you have mentioned, that there are different motivations tangled together as to what the impact those have on the landscape, but also global-political scale. >> it is just like the turtle. prof. kohout: how is it like the turtle? >> you have all the kids rehearse for dock and cover when the bombs come. prof. kohout: so are really different kind of rehearsal. that is a fascinating connection. yes. rehearsal you lack an audience. the majority of the people in the united states may not be aware of what is

properly ensure that people are supervised in the right conditions for people to come out into the trinityid that we want to see the prison population come down, we are clear that public safety is paramount. no one will be allowed out of prison without a thorough risk—assessment, strict license conditions, and close monitoring. "if someone has committed a crime found worthy of a custodial sentence, we will not hesitate to lock them up." a fraudster who posed as a survivor of the grenfell tower disaster, has beenjailed for four—and—a—half years. joyce msokeri who's 47, claimed her husband had died in the fire, to claim food, clothing, and hotel accommodation worth £19,000. the old bailey heard how she was in fact single, and living miles away. health campaigners have welcomed a new tax on sugary soft drinks which has come into force throughout the uk. the levy of up to 24p a litre is part of a government attempt to tackle obesity. ministers believe the measure has already made an impact, with many firms reducing sugar content ahead of the change. 0ur correspondent judith moritz reports. a t

and mark and pat -- [inaudible] many thanks to jack and mary romanos for this glorious venue, the trinity baptist church. we'd also like to extend thanks to our individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. in fact, 90% of the revenue for the savannah book festival comes from donors just like you, so thank you. we are very excited to have a savannah book festival app available this year. please look in your program for information on downloading it to your phone. before we get started, please let me go over a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation, our speaker, david enrich, will be signing festival-purchased copies of his book in telfair square. if your intention is to stay for the next presentation in this venue, please as soon as we are dismissed move forward so that we can allow the crowds that are waiting outside to come in and be seated as easily as possible. now, please take a moment to double check that your cell phones are turned off or are at least silenced so that we won't have interruptions during