could be noble lady, the benefit.rpose is achieved with this measure which is achieved with this measure which is designed to get people into paid work on a lone parents of infants, who are not required to seek paid work, because of their caring responsibilities, thereby causing, any words of a high courtjudge, real to no good purpose? any words of a high courtjudge, realto no good purpose? my any words of a high courtjudge, real to no good purpose? my lords, any words of a high courtjudge, realto no good purpose? my lords, i beg to differ with the noble baroness. i would beg to differ with the noble baroness. iwould not beg to differ with the noble baroness. i would not call it imposing. i would call is empowering. our research shows the best way to lift children out of poverty is supporting parents into work. record numbers of lone parents are now working. 1.2 million with1 million fewer people living in absolute poverty, compared to 2010 will stop including 300,000 children. we know that 75% of children. we know th

noble lords, some of whom have been elected to or worked in parliament for many years, have used andthe gentle forgiving system in your lordship‘s house to further their own end, to stop us leaving the eu. i have watched and listened with growing concern and incredulity, as people who should know better have put down and spoken to amendments most of which have been technically out of order, and have nothing to do with the bill before them the house. it is interesting to note, and i speak as an ex—deputy speaker of the other place, that if we had a speaker and that day may now be much nearer than we think, none of the amendments put down by rectors of the bill would have been called and the bill would have been back in the commons long—ago. does he not feel that important though the future of this house may be, the future of future generations is very important indeed, to our children and grandchildren and to civilization after us? indeed i do and i think in many ways this house recently has been demonstrating its attachment from that. moving on to the substance of the debate labour a

this turned into hatred the sex and noble vidocq and swayze revenge. they paid for this i swear. you will avenge this transfer. challenge that young frankish king sent to defeat and subjugate the saxons his father and grandfather before him have steadily expanded the frankish empire through conquest. but here at the sacred location of your moon so much more was at stake chose wanted to stamp out the competing culture he wanted there to be just one face wherever he wrote his face. god god is on the side of the franks that just see it with that own eyes. ted down the idle. what happens to a people whose religious feelings of violated in such a way. these blows cools turmoil all across the saxon territory with villages on the visa and the between theory and the north sea going up in flames. the saxon priests were convinced that the guns would prevent this outbreak just sacrilege if this column came down the sky would fall on their heads. but the gods a silent. god is with us. the saxon resistance wasn't broken yet we took in calls upon his fellow saxons to fight the frankish occupie

a session our authors, natalia sylvester and lauren markham will sign in the barnes & noble book tent outside on a gust as street. this morning our session is entitled when you can't go home, the making of american lives. lauren markham is the author of the faraway brothers, too young migrants in the making of an american life. lauren markham is a writer based in berkeley california focusing on issuesn related to youth, migration and the environments. her work has appeared in outlets including vice, the new yorker.com. , the guardian and the virginia quarterly review where she is a contributing editor. for over a decade she has worked in the field of refugee resettlement and immigrant and education. natalia sylvester is the author of, everyone knows you go home. she came to the united states at age four as a child she spent time in florida in the rio

for example, if barnes & noble had a strategy given their managers freedom to get another patrons anddjust their stock if they were able to work more is independent, then i think there be more viable. they're often in locations that command the highest threat. as development increases in rent increase, it's hard for a chain bookstore. in new york city a number of barnes & noble locations) not sure if it's because they're unprofitable but people told me it was because of real estate. i don't know what amazon has with prying. i don't know what they really have in mind. we don't know what the real agenda is. we don't know whether it's because they see this as a prophet center, or because they're using this to observe is a laboratory that the people coming in are really the guinea pigs. they are providing data in these cameras are monitoring which books they open and how they breath through them. all of this is being fed into this great big mission. we may never know this. we need a wikileaks or amazon. >> a question, often people use products in unanticipated ways. that is factored in in

but can i make just one further one, because it was the noble baroness who, as secretary of state inuced the legislation that allowed the establishment of fixed odds betting terminals. it's to her enormous credit that she showed enormous bravery and courage, when two years ago, she publicly acknowledged that she and her government at the time had got it wrong. é sensultatign snégrmifes " ' ' " eiiff’ienél? éééééi'nflhébaffifqe would accept nothing less than a ban. communities secretary james brokenshire announced the consultation following the publication of a report by dame judith hackitt into building regulations. her review was commissioned after last june's grenfell fire, in which 71 people died. an inquiry is being held to find out exactly what went wrong and why the fire spread so quickly through the building. james brokenshire explained what the government was doing. the cladding believed to be on grenfell tower was unlawful under existing building regulations. it should not have been used. but i will ensure there is no room for doubt over what materials can be used safely in c

noble is a hair stylist and gospel singer. ♪ ♪ >> oh, my gosh! >> wooo!nd a half, he would come to work with me, and he would take my heochet needles and he would be just drumming on my tv stand. and people would walk past and was like, "he's going to be a drummer." ♪ ♪ >> reporter: she posted her child's rare skills on youtube, and she started an instagram page called "the life of lennox." his videos have received hundreds of thousands of views. even professional drummers have started to take note. ny he will use anything. he will even use a person as a symbol if you're not careful. if you're too close, he'll-- pow! ( laughs ) >> reporter: clearly, he's passionate about this. i mean, the minute i walk into the door, he's holding these around like it's candy, you know? >> right. right, right. >> reporter: seemingly unaware he can play, because at his age, it's just that. ♪ ♪ jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> glor: go, lennox! that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. but cbs news streams 24/7 on cbsn. i'm jeff glor. see you tomorrow. good night. ca

i do not agree with the acquisition made by the noble lord about unfairness.s recommended a gradual trimming of the lords from 800 members to 600. on these benches, we have lost 12 colleagues since the last election, more than any other group in your lordship's house. burns recommended the appointment of peers should reflect departures. two out, just one in, and better reflecting the votes of the previous election. my lords, as i have been clear, we are ready for that. including all departures and appointments since 2017 election. so when will the government generally make the same commitment? so far as reducing the size of the house is concerned, if one puts on one side the appointments which the prime minister inherited from david cameron, and puts on one side the hereditary peers by election, there have been 59 departures and 21 appointments since she became prime minister. that is well within the two out, one in ratio recommended by lord burns. so far as representation is concerned, my party got 42% of the vote, we have 31% of the membership of your lordsh

and i understand the distress that was caused by the guidance which the noble baronness has referred have sometimes, and you get delayed, generally stuck in a taxi in the traffic, and you can't get through to the station to warn them you are not coming on the train. could you do something about that? the, um... i understand, i understand the noble baroness' concern, all the train operating companies have to sign up to passenger assist, which enables people to pre—book, to make sure that the right facilities are in place at the right station at the right time. if, for whatever reason, the passenger is unable to get to the station at the right time, or if the station is ill accessible to the passenger, the train operating company should make arrangements, perhaps with an accessible taxi, to get the passenger to a station which they can access. —— inaccessible. that's where the station is inaccessible. but as the 0rr is currently reviewing the disabled passengers policy, and i will see that the noble baroness ' point is passed onto them. some disabilities are, of course, hidden disabili

law is a noble profession. lawyers, by and large, are noble people. play aboutkespeare's henry the sixth, a character butch the butcher famously proclaims first thing to do, let's kill all the lawyers. many famously think shakespeare was poking fun at lawyers. they miss the point. dick the butcher was scheming to take over the government. shakespeare's point was without lawyers, there is no one to take over the law.it will be very bad for everybody else . criticism of lawyers tend to stem from two different factors. first, the practice of law is often adversarial, there are winners and losers. your client usually wants to win without regard to what justice demands. there's a story about a client anxiously awaiting word from his lawyer about the judge's rolling in his case. the lawyer sends a three word message. justice was done. the client replies, in that case, appeal immediately. [laughter] represent a prevailing party, it is understandable that the loser may dislike you. the loser may also dislike his own lawyer because from his perspective, a loss

good evening and welcome to the barnes & noble on the upper east side. i'll ask are going to please take their seats. we are going to in tonight's program. before it can if you would doublecheck your cell phones and make sure they are silently appreciate that they immediately following the discussion we will be opening up to questions and answers for either myself or matthew will be running over with a microloan for you. just be patient with us. he is a former u.s. congressman coming from long island and we are delighted to welcome steve israel to the barnes & noble upper east side this evening. these days is a federal commentator and author and easier tonight with "new york times" best-selling author nelson demille to talk about the satirical new novel "big guns" which christopher buckley refers to is the funniest thing to come out of washington d.c. in a long, long time. ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcoming steve israel and nelson demille. [applause] >> i'm a democrat so i will sit on the left. [laughter] >> you have to start with a joke. >

law is a noble profession. and lawyers, by and large, are noble people. in william shakespeare's play about henry vi, a character named dick the butcher proclaims: the first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers. some people mistakenly assume that shakespeare was poking fun at lawyers. the cynics miss the point. dick is a villain scheming to take over the government. shakespeare's point is that without lawyers, nobody would need to follow the law. that might be good for criminals like dick, but only because it would be bad for everyone else. criticism of lawyers stems largely from two factors. first, the practice of law is often adversarial, there are winners and losers. your client usually wants to win without regard to what justice demands. there is a story about a client anxiously waiting to hear from his lawyer about the judge's ruling on his case. the lawyer sends a three-word message, justice was done. the client replies, appeal immediately. [laughing] when you represent a prevailing party, it is understandable that the loser may dislike you. the

. # god save the queen # god save the queen # god save the queen # god save our noble queen # god save queen # send her victorious # send her victorious # happy and glorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # long to reign over us # god save the queen. cheering. once harry and meghan had shared that first kiss, it was time to greet the well—wishers who had lined to meet the newlyweds and they we re lined to meet the newlyweds and they were blessed as the sun kept shining as they went through windsor in a horse drawn carriage. prince harry moves in and helps his new wife into this carriage that they have chosen, an open carriage that is perfect for today. harry! meghan! the national anthem being played to fill the new couple to go past the chapel and waving to the 2000 or more people who were specially invited and included in this lovely event today. watched keenly by smiling members of the royalfamily, including keenly by smiling members of the royal family, including the keenly by smiling members of the royalfamily, including the queen and the duke of edinburgh he was here

we will have to see if it impacts the special counsel going forward. >> ryan nobles, thank you. the justice department inspector general is already investigating if protocols were followed with the fisa orders. house republicans want more. devin nunes demanding documents related to the confidential source much to the dismay of democrats. >> i have no information that would indicate that the president's tweets or theory of the case is at all based in truth. i find it outrageous that the president's allys are playing fast and -- allies are playing fast and loose. >> the release of information about a classified source could pose a grave risk to them. the source's identity revealed over the weekend. >>> rudy giuliani says the special counsel intends to finish the russia investigation by september 15th. giuliani says the impression he got was the president did an interview and the investigation could be wrapped up by september. a spokesman for the special counsel declined to comment. >>> new questions this morning about another questionable meeting with donald trump jr. the presiden

more now from ryan nobles at the white house. >> reporter: the president active on twitter taking aim at the department of justice and fbi because he was upset over the informant, a source attempting to gain information and access on the trump campaign. he capped off the weekend of tweets with this tweet calling out the department of justice saying i hereby demand and will do so officially tomorrow, that being monday, that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi and doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes and if any demands or requests were made by people within the obama administration. that tweet quickly got some results. the department of justice put out a statement not long after where they would expand the investigation that was already taking place. the deputy attorney general says if anyone infiltrated or surveilled the presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know and take appropriate action. they are expanding the investigation to find out and rule in or out whether or not there was anyone attempting to la

every stretch of the world, executing missions on behalf of this country, and it is my humble and a noble undertaking to help you achieve that. [applause] thank you. i look forward to meeting as many of you as i get a chance to do, from learning from as many as you as it can come and the leading the team on the field. i know we will deliver for our president and this country. may the good lord bless each of you. i will see you around the building. thank you. [applause] >> president trump speaks this afternoon at the national teacher of the year reception. you can see that at 4:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. also like on c-span, i conversation on the future of conservatism and the republican party is hosted by conservative magazine and the heritage foundation. thursday morning we are in cheyenne, wyoming for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. the wyoming governor will be our guest on the bus during washington journal starting at 9:45 eastern. now a conversation from the george w. bush presidential center in dallas about the 2008 financial crisis. we will hear from three official

corner, every stretch of the world, executing missions on behalf of this country and it is my humble, noble undertaking to help you achieve that. [applause] sec. pompeo: thank you. i look forward to meeting just as many of you as i get a chance to do, to learn from as many of you as i can, and leading the team into the field. i know we will deliver for this president and for this country. thank you and may the good lord bless you and i will see you all around the building, thanks. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its accuracy.]tent and [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] announcer: tomorrow on c-span, a swearing-in ceremony for secretary of state mike pompeo. a.m. eastern.1:00 q&a, author and robertuting editor kurson. i never realized what a major role the wives played. all three of them believed they ,ould not have pulled this off the most daring and courageous space mission now said ever launched. it looked like certain death. men needed wives at ho

corner, every stretch of the world, executing missions on behalf of this country and it is my humble, noble undertaking to help you achieve that. [applause] thank you. i look forward to meeting just as many of you as i get a chance to do, to learn from as many of you as i can, and leading the team into the field. i know we will deliver for this president and for this country. thank you and may the good lord bless you and i will see you all around the building, thanks. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> wrapping up his remarks from secretary of state mont home payout to the state department employees this afternoon -- a reminder that coming up next hour, we would hear from the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who is expected to make comments in the mission of the justice department among other items and recognition of law day and then lie from the newseum at 2:00 p.m. eastern. yesterday, israeli prime minister benja

the headlines, snout of 0rder, mark noble and paul pogba, a bit of a scuffle.r end to a rather dour match at the london stadium last night. west ham's mark noble reacted angrily to a challenge from manchester united's paul pogba. no real hard feelings at full time, as you can see. the match ended 0—0, securing united second place in the premier league. they are smiling about it in the end. i'm sure he didn't mean to get the fingers up the nose! it looks like wayne rooney is moving to the states. he's agreed a deal in principle to sign for dc united, who play in america's major league soccer. no deal‘s been signed yet for the everton striker. kyle edmund's magnificent week in madrid continues. after beating novak djokovic on wednesday, he's now knocked out the world number 10, david goffin, too. he's now guaranteed a place in the world's top 20 and will play denis shapovalov in the last eight tonight. lest you! sorry, just a frog in my throat! the world number one dustinjohnson is one of six players tied for the lead at the tournament dubbed the fifth major the

every stretch of the world, execute emissions on behalf of this country, and it is my humble and a noble undertaking to help you achieve that. [applause] thank you. i look forward to meeting as many of you as i get a chance to do, from learning from as many as you as it can come and the leading the team on the field. i know we will deliver for our president and this country. may the good lord bless each of you. i will see you around the building. thank you. [applause] [cheers] announcer: mock my the president participates in the swearing-in of mike pompeo at the state department. we will have live coverage wednesday, 11 p.m. eastern, here on c-span -- 11:00 a.m. eastern, here on c-span. on sunday morning, on america in turmoil, we look at the impact of the vietnam war at home. while the war was fought in the jungles of vietnam, acts of civil disobedience on american streets dominated u.s. headlines. joining us to talk about that author ofoug stanton, "the odyssey," and lynn novak, whose most recent project was the 10 part documentary with ken burns, "the vietnam war." :30ch on sunday, 83

corner, every stretch of the world, executing missions on behalf of this country, and it is my humble, noble undertaking to help you achieve that. so i look forward -- [applause] thank you. i look forward to meeting just as many of you as i get a chance to do, to learning from as many of you as i can, and leading the team into the field. i know that we will deliver for this president and for this country. thank you and may the good lord bless each of you and i will see you all around the building. thanks. [applause] announcer: a day later, president trump and vice president pence were at the state department for the swearing-in of mike pompeo. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] pres. trump: i must say that is more spirit than i have heard from the state department in a long time, many years. [laughter] we can say many years, maybe many decades. it is going to be a fantastic start to a fantastic day. that spirit will only be magnified. with this man right here, i know that. thank you all for being here. it is great to be with you, the extraordinary men and women of the state department. we

cnn's ryan nobles is at the white house.we do know there was an informant, but what more we learned about who that informant is and his or her role. >> reporter: that's right. we do know, ana, there was something working on behalf of the fbi to attempt to gain information about the trump campaign in 2016. but the reports are not that this person was in the campaign, had not infiltrated the campaign as the president has described, but instead according to both the "washington post" and the "new york times" was someone who was outside the campaign attempting to make contact with campaign officials to glean some of this information. there is a big concern among some in the intelligence community, with the fbi and even some elected leaders that the release of some of these documents and information related to this informant could lead to this person's identity being revealed. and that's a real concern. the vice chair of the senate intelligence committee mark warner has warned against that saying it could hurt future investigatio

it was a noble experiment. instead of being ashamed of it, they're ar elements in it we shd take pride in. perhaps what we should bow our heads over reconstruction is not that it was so harsh and so severe, but that we did not implement it rigorously and vigorously enough. >> could we get a round of applause? thank you. allen: thank you very much. thank you, scott. [applause] >> here's a look at some of the program highlights for this memorial day weekend. tonight on c-span, at 9:30 p.m. eastern, the monk debate. is political correctness a threat to free speech or a positive source for social justice? on book tv on c-span2 at 11 p.m. meacham, author. on american history tv on c-span3 at 10 p.m. eastern, on reel america, archival films of world war i. sunday on c-span at 6:30 p.m., chris christie at the university of chicago institute of politics. on book tv on c-span2 at 9 p.m. eastern, former national intelligence director james clapper. sunday on american history tv on c-span3 at 6 p.m. eastern, un-american a

they did their families will do the only way to save their noble peace prize after obama gorbachev. are hard and all that go right ok let me go back to our before we go to the break here i think which i don't want to go into it in great depth but i mean you know we had on my pump a zero come out with his twelve points for in dealing with iran here i mean we can compare that which was all quite ludicrous and very much out ridiculed by foreign people in the foreign policy blah it seems to me that does mirror the north korean strategy meaning there really if they really haven't thought it out very well go ahead alex yeah we had twelve steps to a war is really what it was twelve steps to regime change but i mean i think you're right peter can't overstress the fact that it's not only the libyan model that north korea is nervous about it's the iranian model that libya north korea is nervous about let's not forget it's only been a couple of weeks since the united states broke their agreements with iraq so there's no doubt that that and i'm looking at what happened in iran. yeah north korea

we can hear from mark noble. why not try to finish as high up the table as we can?sure the fans will come and make that the stadium for the last few games, may get a really good atmosphere. finish the season well, and then obviously a lot needs to be done in the summer. me personally, and i am pretty sure the clu b personally, and i am pretty sure the club don't want to have another season club don't want to have another season like we had this year. the final game of the day saw watford beating newcastle united 2—1 at vicarage road. i know the weather is good, but newcastle players look like they have their shorts and fli p—flo ps like they have their shorts and flip—flops on already? like they have their shorts and flip-flops on already? they have done for a while, ever since they secured premier league status, they have lost three in a row. they were beaten by watford. watford's first win in eight matches, which secures premier league status for them next season premier league status for them next season as well. rafa benitez will be asking questions about his si

i might add that i do not believe in keeping with my noble friend, now listed, lord cormack, that itbble together a later moment to spend public money on an ill thought through inquiry after the other place has clearly had its say. i see no public interest whatsoever in this amendment. the reason leveson two is necessary, have been well—explained by the baroness hollins in setting out her amendment. personally, i have not the slightest doubt that such a review would reveal the extensive and entirely improper set of relationships between the press, politicians and the police. with the very real possibility that significant cases of actual obstruction of justice would come to light. a minister urged peers to reject the proposalfor a second inquiry. high—quality news provision is vital to our society and our democracy and over many centuries our press has held the powerful to account and been free to report and investigate without fear or favour. these principles underpin our democracy and are integral to the freedoms of our nation. clauses 142, 168 and 169 would derail this bill and ha

this is a journalist talking in me and you actually got a lot of other moments where he was very well noble not only the one in the chapel and that's a very rare side of putin as well you still in the russian president in a lot of situations you're in charge of occasions during hockey practice. how did you get him used to your cameras and just to be himself or did he never really did he never knew about the cameras. i'm not quite sure about that but he never gave it a kind of direction we were just there we were just watching and i didn't get any kind of. direction to do this or to do that so i think he got accustomed after a certain time that we are present and it worked that way and. i'm not a very hostile person. to very hostile journalist i watch try to understand an hour and i have questions so i'm not in a constant fighting position because my philosophy is very simple i think. people first of all have an understanding of what they are seeing and can charge by themselves so i don't have really to press for any kind of. insight or to to present myself self as a very critical god i'm cr

it for weeks afterward when it had to be a member reportedly called him rude and arrogant while the noble prize for literature has had its detractors throughout its history it still remains the most visible and rolled and literary prize in the world. and we have current helps that from v.w. culture with us following this story hi karen hi so why are we seeing this decision now ok so this whole mess is obviously surrounding the photographer and cultural figure actually john no no he is mentioned the husband of qatar. who is an academy member and poet and there are several reasons that's why this is happening because there are several things that he's a civil accusations against him first and foremost obviously multiple allegations of sexual misconduct over a very long period from about ninety six to two thousand and seventeen and apparently he has even groped a behind of the swedish crown prince so that's the biggest one corruption also comes into it because his wife lost and son was also involved in funneling and funding monies into his very own cultural institution so there's a definite

and my noble friend, who is a brilliant debater, and i am delighted to be able to debate with him, isse, but he is completely missing the point. and i would ask him just to reflect what sort of example are we being given by a cabinet that is run up assunder by the foreign secretary rubbishing the prime minister in the daily mail? i know that my noble friend is not very keen on the foreign secretary and has made a number of attacks on borisjohnson in this house, including calling on the government to sack him. i would just like to point out that borisjohnson played an important part in the referendum campaign. and that the people voted... labour peers were under orders to abstain but despite that, the amendment was approved by 216 votes to 218, a majority of 27. just before that vote was another defeat, this time at the hands of the duke of wellington, yes, really! the duke is a conservative former mep. he was unhappy that the moment of exit, 11pm on 29 march, 2019, was being written on the face of the bill. now if you've been following the minutiae of the whole brexit process so far,

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, something in my purse so that he can have it. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his mother, 34-year-old, shintara nobles musical influences came early. she is a hair stylist and gospel singer. >> oh my gosh. whoo! >> when he was a year and a half, he would come to work with me. and he would take microshay needles and be just drumming on my tv stand. and people would walk past and was like, he is going to be a drummer. ♪ altogether >> reporter: she posted her child's rare skills on youtube and started an instagram page, called the life of lennox. videos received hundreds of thousands of views. even professional drummers have started to take note. >> he will use anything. he would use a person as a cymbal if you are not careful. if you are too close, he will -- clearly he is passionate about this. the minute i walk in the door, he's holding these around like. >> right. >> like it's candy, you know. >> right. right. right. >> seemingly unaware he can play, because at his age, it's just that. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> that its the "overnight news" for thursday. for some the news continues. for

dream wedding the minstrels of the realm via to outdo each other in praising the beauty of the young noble woman as witnesses to the events reported. to him. the chronicle of the bishops of votes book says in the weeks after whitson emperor frederick wed a bad case the daughter of the count of burgundy invalid's book and consummated his marriage. the consummation of the marriage of bad place and frederick is to be witnessed by dignitaries from the empire from england france and poland in the legal understanding of the day it was an important act of state necessary to vilify the union between the emperor and the contents both the marriage is primarily a political union and. the wedding was depicted centuries later in a monumental sealing fresco in the staircase at the residence the bishop's palace in football burgundy as part of the empire again a peaceful conquest. the end of the north the emperor's cousin henry the lion rules as duke of saxony he has his heraldic emblem erected in front of his castle in bronze fide it is likely that work on the largest map of the high middle ages measurin

i liked louis feeling he was a citizen not a noble by blood and probably there lay the reason for all the paintings i had to paint over the years i was in service. yes louis fully paid me adequately over three hundred thousand francs flooded into my coffers for his state portrait five thousand francs were paid for the small likenesses i received four thousand each it was a herculean effort at times it was even a feverish grind over one hundred and forty portraits i portrayed the rulers to the best of my talents without the support of my brother herr mountain i could not have coped with all the work when herrmann came to paris in the forty's we completed a double portrait to celebrate our new partnership hammond's stands rather in the background and appears a little shy whereas i have the notebook in my hand and am running the business. the early paris years were argue was once a critic from the newspaper la teased wrote at the time i think it was latent eighteen forty six that it's a thankless task to arrange princesses or generals near tract of groups however another critic wrote tha

what a noble calling. in my view, teaching in the 21st century should be the same kind of exalted profession that law or medicine was in the 20th century. it's such an important job. in terms of our future, our economy, competing with china, the education of our young people is number one and often around here we forget that. many of the states they've forgotten it. teachers enjoy their jobs. they make huge financial sacrifices. many of them could make much more money in another profession. and so i think we should appreciate teachers not only in thanking them -- i've thanked the three who have changed my life and there are many more -- but we should thank them by rewarding them financially because it's such an important profession. second, i'd like to address the news this morning that secretary of state pompeo will be returning from north korea with the three americans who were held there against their will. we're all glad to see them returning home. their families are delighted. we are all delighted. bu

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[applause] we will always remember agent martinez and we will honor his noble sacrifice by continuingre on the front lines of this incredible heroic fight. that is why we are calling on congress to secure our borders, supporter border agents, stop sanctuary cities shutdown policies that release violent criminals in our communities. we don't want it any longer. we've had it. enough is enough. [applause] [applause] recently, ms 13 gang members called for the assassination of new york city police officers so the game could take back the streets. they got it wrong. we are the ones who are taking back the streets. we are getting them out of our country by the thousands. [applause] every week we are setting new records and we have a catch and release program two, we catch them when we release them in the country they came back from. we are getting them out. or we are putting them in prison. the trump administration has a policy and it's very clear, we will protect those who protect us and who do such a great job in protecting us. [applause] that is why, as i promised all along that we are a

the land of the noble and honourable, we were a pathway to everywhere, carrying goods from east to west the stars and began to see order amidst the chaos. we were scientists, philosophers and storytellers. questions sought answers, and then more questions. we began to see our place in the universe. on the one hand you have that sort of animation with the circling and cut—outs, then you have the more realistic backgrounds of the streets of kabul. they are almost photorealistic backgrounds with these simply drawn but very expressive faces. what happens is the father is arrested by the taliban, and the mother and sister are unable to get food, because you can't go out without a male chaperone. yes, yes. our young heroine cuts her hair, puts on her dead brother's clothes and goes out disguised as a boy. she discovers that as a boy you can go wherever you want. a whole new world. she is also on a mission, not only to do provide for her family, but also to get her father from jail. i just thought this was wonderful. it deals with very dark subject matter, brilliantly directed by nora twomey.

mark the noble officially in charge of dinamo brisas transfer policy in strategic development hoping to help the club get into the european tournament competition. judging by that he's got a very warm reception to winning and now to the united kingdom where u.s. actress american market has confirmed her father will not be attending a wedding to britain's prince harry it follows reports that talk thomas locking has undergone heart surgery the couple are due to married windsor castle on saturday and excitement is growing amongst fans of the royals. with camping bed already in place this woman doesn't want to miss a thing and she's not alone among the police and security ardent fans of the british royal family have been descending on the town of windsor outside london for stroke. don't really feel ready. to freeze to sleep if they. could be heard through a straight road through. crowds gathered in windsor have already had the chance to watch a military rehearsal of saturday's royal event with the pomp and circumstance fit for a prince and princess members of the army navy and air force

it's interesting because when you look at the foreign-policy at its best and most noble one of the first things we talk about is the danger of military domination in the developing countries. it doesn't listen to civilian leadership and is not a good thing when america dot g.. what is true and more and more often is the first foot forward. she wahe was my mentor of many s and spent his last days decrying the afghanistan review process in the military thinking he talked about how in that conflict. to flee to the military planes they talked about that a lot. they talked about every resource on the planet they went on the record extensively and complained about holbrook as people would want to petraeus said he called him his wing man as a complement. >> he has many qualities one of which was a great defense of his own capabilities which were phenomenal. >> indeed. >> in this book, it's agonizing to read what he went through to get us on a path that might lead to some negotiated peaceful settlement in afghanistan, pakistan. every step of the way he ran into opposition and almost always from

environmentalists say the reactor represents a floating chair noble and they fear it could become a nuclear talk tannic russian authorities say the academic almost sofa is safe and unsinkable the one hundred forty four metre hull carries two modified naval reactors the fuel rods and on board yet they'll be added in more months. to harden the sport we are escorting this ship at the moment to attract attention to it we want to urge the baltic states and also the nordic countries to do everything possible to stop this project from going any further. security forces on the russian escort ships letting these environmental activists out of sight for a moment and have tried repeatedly to push the greenpeace ship away. naturally it's uncomfortable for the operator when we say quite clearly that this is not in order that it's dangerous and it's dangerous for the environment and a step in the wrong direction they don't want that in the. bush you know. starting next year the could you make lomonosov would generate seventy megawatts of electricity but russia has no experience with such an atomic power