they do the film superhero on a mission to check out to some smart women spot smart trucks smarts tricia a legend isn't by no means missed out on a brain creasing dangerous stuff tough job made from. iran ones and insulated the city now a major power in the middle east. to runs once continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily. does iran truly want peace or countries or movements have their doubts iran from the august regional superpower starts aug fifth on d w. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self in road and rail. located in the heart of europe connected to the whole world. experienced outstanding shopping and dining offers triallists services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. votes are being counted in zimbabwe's landmark election is the first vote since last year's ouster of president robert mugabe after almost four decades in power the poll pits mugabe's successor longtime ally president. against nelson chamisa the movement for democratic change voter turnout said to have reached seventy five percent of.

but i support other departments and i if there is no get to mass hold make now that is not to get tricia and the medical doctor was not there so i also heard there. would be. if you will you do what indeed she wants no she wants to. if you come no problem. you. know just lonely at least a month that. you know you need to do. i love it i. don't i don't i didn't want clooney i got a bad mood. and you haven't it's ok it's ok due to the people that didn't think. you can harm you today. so you need to explain to them to make sure that they give you some times when trying to just. sometimes change. but is so stressful but now you have to compost to save because if you are so much distressed then you get confused time to you know tempted me the question. will be very happy when i buy him but they share and the patient gets to weigh in and. that's that's when i. don't have to. feel to. look as if this is. my muscles is. nothing. you could. do it a little bit he was. destined to do it it's really not if you do it. all for school it's only about the mother and her the. four will be one of them i'l

can tricia's family had fled anti semitic programs in europe and she felt in congruity of growing up as a privileged white in south africa. the christian effects of european colonialism are also with the in the miniature black box on display in the lead becomes its address is the first genocide of the twentieth century the massacre of the herrero people by the germans in one thousand know for at that time. fun leave the family who lived here may have sat in their parlor and read about it in the news paper. have been both the. the most admirable and strongest human traits that have gone together with and been committed to look the same but connected to questions of ever of greed of. acquisition. cantrip says drawing is equivalent to thinking for him many of his works are born as charcoal drawings even his films which he embarks on without storyboards no wonder then that a coffee pot follows in the footsteps of french animation pioneers josh mill years later the movie and he himself appears as trotsky in ocean to mental machine and installation first shown in istanbul in. one team a ch

tricia budig witnessing the aftermath. >> there were flames, there were cars on fire. some of the buildings, all of the windows were blown out. >> reporter: that devastation still smoldering hours later. >> buildings sheared right off of their foundation. tons of debris. >> reporter: authorities confirming volunteer firefighter cory barr died from his injuries after responding to the scene. five other firefighters were treated. barr was a 15-year veteran of the force and leaves behind his wife and twin daughters. david, gas in the area remains shut off. crews are still on the scene inspecting the damage. officials tonight saying miraculously, no civilians were killed. david? >> all right, alex, our thanks to you. >>> we're going to turn next to the miracle survival after that plan crash in alaska. tourists onboard as the plane crashed into a mountain. and look at this. the pilot somehow smamanaging t land the small aircraft on the rocky side of the mountain, in the middle of fog and rain. everyone survived this. tonight right here, our interview with one of the survivo

former prime minister nawaz sharif and his daughter had been arrested upon arrival back in the country tricia sentenced to ten years in prison on corruption charges last week his arrest happened on the same day that more than one hundred twenty people were killed at a campaign rally and southwest pakistan. expose outgoing president has told a visiting u.s. secretary of state that washington is quickly re-unite families there were separated at the us mexico border emigration top the agenda of a meeting between maicon peo and enrique pena nieto leading a delegation that includes trump's son in law and white house senior adviser cherry questioner among others and the u.s. secretary of state later met mexico's president elect entres manuel lopez obrador the united states is committed to making measurable progress that ensures the security on both sides of the border americans must be able to see improvements to better protect our national sovereignty in the safety of our local communities. that was the importance of the border issue in each of the conversations today a lot america has more from m

. >> owner remind everyone the book is available-for-sale in the lobby and tricia will be signing copieswhen were done. >> they appear to be the same age. i'm a pleased that you have a couple more books in you. i'd like to ask a question about history in the present moment. i was in the education conclave about a week ago with 400 local people talking about the future of education and what high school graduates should have in their portfolio. there was a poll in the midst of that and a budget of subject matters that were asked whether they were important or not. cut to the bottom line, history didn't fare very well which strikes me as a very sad thing. would you care to comment on what you see in your profession and maybe what we might've thought about this when we're poking around in those libraries as it has evolved over the course of your working life? >> i'm an optimist. biography and history are alive and well in books and tv so i think people get their information in different ways. i also think, i love history from the time i was a little kid, but not every little kid shares that.

i spoke to tricia, an operator this morning. there is so much you have to get right today.a ke understand what they can and cannot take through security and we have the people and the process right to make sure we accommodate that. we have recruited extra security staff, we are making sure everything is running smoothly today. it is a huge logistical challenge. even if one pa rt logistical challenge. even if one part of the chain runs down, it can have repercussions. how much planning goes in? a lot. we plan well in advance. we have touch points through the day where we are doing status reports, right to the end, whether that is the terminals or the operations. good luck with it. tricia, thank you very much. you get a sense of what is involved women talk about your ports. this morning between six and seven was pretty much the busiest time. lots of people are jetting away on a summer of people are jetting away on a summer holiday. it means all of these planes have to get out of here and it means work for all of the tea m and it means work for all of the team here. the team h

also, a special thanks to everyone who donated to the production of this book, especially frank and tricia. this is the culmination of many years of work on behalf of so many people. we are delighted to have this, which we truly believe will be one of the real books that will always be referred to in the future in any discussion of capitol hill and the impact that has had on this country. the first part of our program allows me to introduce our special visitor. i would like to say ladies and gentlemen, his excellency, the president of the united states, general george washington. [applause] >> thank you for the introduction, what am i supposed to do with that? >> it is a little after your time. >> all the modern inconveniences. what a great honor. i apologize, i'm still wearing my boots. i had rid four hours from mount vernon to be here today. i found that i had failed to bring shoes. you're seeing me in my shoes and -- boots and i apologize for that. bad form to begin with an apology. but it's a great honor and i hope we will see each and everyone of you at mount vernon. we extend our war

severe disability, never signed up for the union, but still taking money out of her medicaid checks or tricianion forged her signature to get those dues and trapped her into paying them. stuart: are these people getting paid by medicare, not for the drugs they may be providing to their people but just for being home healthcare workers, medicare is paying that? >> medicaid is giving money to the people that are sick, the most vulnerable of our society and they designate a provider, a family member or friend and the union that you are getting money from the state so let's call you a public employee because you are a public employee, we can unionize and siphon off some of that money. stuart: that is legit because otherwise that loved one might have to be institutionalized or put in a hospital, they stay at home because of the loved one taking care, that payment is legit. what you object to and a lot of people do is siphoning off a little bit of that for union dues. >> there is a lot you can pay back and forth but taking care of sick loved ones, that is just wrong. stuart: health and human servic

tricia says, why aren't these guys getting awards instead of sports people?put myself through voluntary conversion because of my fave at the age of 11, and i underwent 30 days of fasting and prayer is back in west africa. now i realise i am who iam and west africa. now i realise i am who i am and nothing can change that, andi i am and nothing can change that, and i married my love in november. congratulations! and this one says, being gay is not a choice or a lifestyle, this view is outdated and hugely damaging, there is no place for such oppressive, shaming practices in 2018. and i have got some more on gay conversion therapy which i will read when we have the conversation about it, the government is set to ban it, that is coming up in the next hour. some sport now with tim. felling nervous yet? it's all eyes on moscow today as england prepare to face colombia in the last 16 of the world cup. england looking very relaxed as they arrived at the spartak stradium. but we know that knockout football means the potential of penalties, and england have an awful rec

on our independent line, tricia from libertyville.aller: i am appalled by what i see going on right now, and anybody who is watching this should understand this is confirmation of russian meddling in the 2016 election. obviously, mr. putin would like to see nato dissolved. it was originated for the sole purpose of standing up against russian aggression. anyone who does not understand that mr. trump's attacks on nato allies is a matter of great concern for america, does not understand the whole nature of nato and what has been going on even most recently with russia that would beons part of russia. way, iputin had his imagine the ussr would be realigned and put back together. mr. trump is obviously doing what he can to assist mr. pruden in his -- mr. pruden in his -- putin. host: from bedford, joseph. caller: it is great to have a president that will stand up and say, you have to pay your fair share. it is long overdue. these countries treat america like a doormat in a welfare office when our country is in debt. they cannot expect us t

let me introduce you to susie, the boss, sorry, tricia, chief operating officer here at manchester airport a pinch point. yes. today we have 100,000 passengers coming through. this is the busiest hour. two hours ago it was the busiest time for the terminal. it is important to have a smooth passage through the terminals. despite best efforts there will be oblongs. what is the most difficult bit? security. -- problems. making sure people are aware of what they can and cannot ta ke aware of what they can and cannot take through. making sure they present things in a way that x—ray operators can see. whether it is liquids or gels. and then making sure that if we have to reject a bad for a search we can do it efficiently and in a secure way. really good to talk to you. thank you very much. we will be here all morning. i will take you outside to look at the airfield. fascinating to see the place in action to see what the guys do. it is a pressurised job. they clearly have to get it right. the busiest hour on the busiest day. we will show you around a little more a little later. thank you. fascina

tricia shares plunged on friday after the tech giant admitted some bad news. stocks lost twenty one percent wiping six billion dollars of the company's value it was the biggest single day decline since twenty fourteen and came after twitter admitted its user base has shrunk by one million amid a purge a fake accounts meanwhile president trunk claims the service is restricting the visibility of prominent republicans in search results the practice is known as shadow banking trump called it discriminatory and suggested it may be illegal but twitter denies any political bias. behavioral ranking doesn't make judgments based on political views or the substance of tweets we are aware that some accounts are not automatically populating in our search box and shipping a change to address this huge media oligarchs i believe they are exploiting their position. always maintained they are not publishers like a newspaper they are just a tech but what if they just protect platform limits to allow all use as long as they don't break the law of the country that they're in their