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on march sixteenth the crimean referendum morse held and the people voted to leave ukraine and enter the russian federation. the situation in crimea is being presented as a russian invasion and again nobody who looks at the seriously and looks at the poll numbers and some of the poll numbers done by the u.s. government agencies themselves showing that the people of crimea prefer being part of russia in the u.s. news media it's all been presented as the russians invaded they then station sham election with people with guns at their backs somehow they big the ballot boxes to get ninety six percent approval for rejoining russia idea of a referendum in crimea is just quite simply unconstitutional but it does raise questions on whether these folks really is free and fair especially given the heavy military presence in crimea right now errol so that's how it's been sold to american people the reality is very different it's fantastic the electric thousands of people have gathered in the capital crime and sex. it's time for my pull all of us funding away from a dem held last sunday in which

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lisa and her team of volunteers from african impact zones about sitting out to monitor the marine mom morse the problem is it's not regulated by the government so you can have anywhere at twenty or thirty but i'm going out at one time chasing a pod of maybe three or four dolphins. because they're going to have to step in and so. they say and race that's the impact of the dolphin tourism has on the dolphin population. african impact is a organisation enabling visitors from abroad to volunteer and participate in activities that benefit local communities this time lisa is with andrew from england and nico from slovenia is the first time we've seen dolphins. i believe never seen anything like it. so. they were so close to the hotel and. at the same the very same way there's two lots research the impact of the tourism and the amount surrounds dolphins and it's quite sad actually the dolphins are crazy. when they head out on their around lisa and the volunteers don't on the record the number of anymore and tourists. basically we are collecting that how dolphins are acting what are they doing. for

but also in other places in europe and for sure in the united states a dainty fight them serves all morse automatically and blindly was any kind of policy that is really stake not only was own is but was any kind of policy including obviously maintaining this brutal reality of military occupation over fifty years this has a price because once the jewish establishment are identifying themselves blindly automatically with any kind of israeli government in any kind of israeli policy they are also exposing themselves for certain dangers obviously this can be translated into an dissimulate ism in many cases which i'm told to be against don't be wrong and the same it isn't should be forte but it must also be understood that many times the policy of israel your undies simitis isn't all over the world. and years of made the far left and corben in particular some sort of a are viable anyway but aren't you concerned that we all know this is the time of the age of the populist movements of the far right but to morrow the latter can stage a comeback aren't you concerned by staging these. political st

on the democratic side have a bill in congress that would be morse you know stronger and worse even then trump's executive order and that would more specifically target i think the supposed to do russian interference in u.s. elections which trumps executive order doesn't even mention that i think he doesn't want to have that in discussion. be during the run up to the november elections because you know it's used against him. to say you know he's very pointed in saying that there's never been a election that's been effective the where the outcomes been affected by. external interference and he's. pointedly seeing that because the charges that russian interference helped to elect him over hillary clinton i mean there's no way to prove that and the evidence that's been cited has been you know pretty pretty. shaky but it's being made and the last thing he wants with his popularity now down in the thirty's is to have. legitimacy as an elected president in question during the campaign dave thanks for putting some meat on the poll is all of the story we could discuss this a lot further am i sup

more substantial nation but i don't think there is an update for external self-determination today morse or the movement the movements of abandon the idea of standards of termination the oil left. to kill or leave we are to look at the speech delivered yesterday by the chairman i don't think it is us committed to the idea of it's the loss of their mission in so far or more people to the right will itself to be free to express its culture it's to speak this language to be treated equally in the tube in a state most of the political organization now are focused on making this transition work and i think that's what we heard from the chairman of the all nations or yesterday. going to look at the bigger picture here do you see an intention a desire on the part of the government to resolve all the ethnic differences and problems in the country not just the one with the o l f to some extent i'm not sure if that's. if they have a very coherent program for doing that there's been a focus on political liberalization and. respecting human rights and along people to speak freely and take part in th

antioch fire officials now say it appear morse than 20 fires have been intentionally set across the city this summer. investigators do say the targets are wide ranging, but the most recent spree involves cars, including a fire that spread last night to a nearby apartment, almost killing a woman and her 8-year-old granddaughter. investigators are now asking people to check their home surveillance footage to see if they can come up with any leads. >>> a high-wire act in san francisco. workers spent the day leaning out of a window on the 36th floor of the tilting and sinking millennium tower. they were shoring up a cracked window. experts suggest that cracked window might have cracked because the luxury high-rise is tilting. this would be a by-product of it. a showdown over safety at this tower now appears to be ending quietly. they also added more scaffolding on the street level to protect pedestrians. san francisco's building inspectors threaten to yellow tag the millennium tower if the safety precautions weren't all done by today. >>> ahead, music legend closing out the governor's global

it to a minority is a traditional fascist practice it's not that you have to speak to this fascist morsetime to hide this morning thank you we are seeing this happening again today i'm no more yes thank you migrants i'm to blame for everything works like these have been heard in this time before and i believe it's time for democrats in this country to stand up and defend democracy in india is a blunder is this side that's the difficulty so you get these annoyed to be our happiness or that. that's how it clashes with what i have said has nothing to do with fascism and you are well that you are trying to exclude us from the democratic consensus but you will not succeed mr show it's my friends the. leading house words. so maybe i was so direct accusations of fascism in the german bundestag why are things getting so heated. well you can tell really from the martin sources the former head of the european parliament come to you and he said he is no stranger to reigning in delegates who are using racist language she now called the if tea out here as being fastest because he sees the continued e

century later, he's come to the dutch resistance museum in amsterdam, and, at 95, is dusting off his morsetive dots and dashes are picked up at duxford, now part of the imperial war museum, but then an raf base where the messages were received. he says, "it's all still in my head, all still in my fingers." it was exactly 75 years ago when bram took off from raf tempsford, just half an hour down the road from duxford, to be flown back over holland and parachute down, home once again on dutch soil, but this time deep behind enemy lines. for bram, this was an emotional but highly significant occasion. he wanted to thank the raf, and paid tribute to those in the resistance who were killed. we will always remember them. with warm regards and best wishes, bram grisnigt. the agents used these paraset radios, no bigger than a lunchbox, and this wartime footage shows how a dutch resistance agent would have sent information back to britain. undercover and most often operating at night, it was extremely dangerous. they moved from house to house, location to location, always on the move. pretty fright

elections when half of the people they cannot participate freely in these elections so who's voting morse of the people voiding who are living in their areas right now but they cannot avoid for the municipality s. in their original homes. the syrian government says is intercepted israeli missiles fired at the airport in damascus street t.v. broadcast this video apparently showing air defenses that work israel has neither confirmed nor denied the reported surface carried more than two hundred tanks against iranian targets inside syria in the last two years. the store. that's already left twenty five people dead in the philippines has created a day of chaos in hong kong the city was in complete shock for much of sunday with the highest alert level in place typhoon one court cranes and shattered windows in high rise buildings across the city many main roads were blocked as dozens of trees fell with winds of up to two hundred ten kilometers an hour but the storm is slowly leaving the territory and heading towards the southern province of guangdong in nearby macau the government turns for the

these are sentiments that the far right in germany could play upon and where the refugee crisis only morse and to the point where that the far right could use as a tool in order to mobilize the masses both all nine and of by these small signs that we can see now with his own surge and the and demonstrations that i'm not turning as violent protests as the far right but the raising awareness among the germans that this has to finish and this needs to stop under the olives d'un piggy the and other right thing for from germany are when operating in order to try to concert and that's back against the german constitution when one that's sent sentiment as a right in the german mainstream i think that is the most important in black and white right now so it's not so much about the schip question in german politics as as to what vision of germany there is for the future now the main opposition in the united kingdom has become embroiled in a row over the semitism the labor party's executive is to hold a k. meeting on the matter on tuesday but some high profile and pays for the veteran left wing part

over the wall morse's of the gulf is not quite as war in cuba and that's where most of the energy is gone the showers over land that develop every day would not be quite as vigorous the next day or so you might get away with a dry day in jamaica and his spaniard but not entirely so however where the winds come together this is an indication of the rains thank sites with the sun and over costa rica in particular suggests maybe persistent sometimes pretty heavy rain showers a big anyway. struggles . on the. poor soul of pleasure that i'm there. on the islands among my ancestors an intimate look at life in cuba today for me. the media meet our long term told me it was the most one of my cuba on trial just zero. zero again you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour air strikes have hit syria's province at least seventy people have been killed russia says it is aware the syrian army is planning an all out offensive on in the last rebel held bastion the u.n. is warning of a potential bloodbath there. a cease fire has been agreed between rival factions in libya who've been

heather: what is impressive about jackie translating morse code, that is how she got it, you are giftedy charity offering get out of jail free cards for women and minors behind bars, the multimillion dollar plan, 300 defendants, many awaiting trial for violent crimes including attempted murder in new york, law enforcement officials claiming the move saying they have no incentive to show off to court if they don't have bail money. todd: a mom teaches her son a lesson forcing him to wear a shirt reading i am a bully to school. >> he was calling other boys stupid, calling them idiots, calling on them to do something that would teach him why he can't do those things. why he needs to take other people into consideration. todd: the texas mom posting these pictures online reaching out of the parent of any kids the fifth-grader may have bullied. administrative support the decision. todd: tuition free, a lot more affordable for low income students. todd: i would say it is more affordable. >> reporter: rice university in houston, texas announced it would give scholarships to students for low and

we learn that would anybody who could learn calligraphy and master morse code would be useful. enthusiasm was contagious and in short order, we had a telegraphic school in operation. schoolblished a motor with secondhand motors and several men who were competent to instruct. eisenhower even went to see colonel wellborn to ask for arms that he could train with. ike accepted them and drilled on the guns even know he lacked ammunition for live-fire exercises. machine guns were also asked for , and his tankers trained with them until they could take them them apart and put them back together blindfolded. we were able to train the men to fire at both platforms at both moving and soft targets. using the battlefield of gettysburg as a firing range and a backstop. all of these had been done with colonel wellborn's approval. once again, he was deeply affected by eisenhower's ability to improve techniques to educate his men at a time when inclement and troops were heading for france. patriotic training, events demanded ike's attention. i may 15, he led several thousand tankers to the squ

"we learn that would anybody who could learn calligraphy and master morse code would be useful. a first right to like might prove themselves -- telegrapher might prove more useful. enthusiasm was contagious and in short order, we had a telegraphic school in operation. we established a motor school with secondhand motors and several men who were competent to instruct. " eisenhower even went to see colonel wellborn to ask for a small caliber cannon that the men could train with. all that was available was a small one provided by the navy. ike accepted them and drilled on the guns even know he lacked -- even though he lacked ammunition for live-fire exercises. machine guns were also asked for, and his tankers trained with them until they could take them apart line folded and put them together. then someone had the notion of binding them on truck trailers. so, we were able to train the men to fire at both platforms at -- at mobile platforms at both moving and soft targets. using the battlefield of gettysburg battlefield as a firing range and a backstop. all of these had been done wi

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to over the wall morse's of the gulf is not quite as war in cuba and that's where most of the energy is gone the showers over land that develop every day would not be quite as vigorous the next day or so you might get away with a dry day in jamaica and hispanic but not entirely so however where the winds come together this is an indication of the rains thanks sas with the sun and over costa rica in particular suggests maybe persistent sometimes pretty heavy rain showers a big anyway. one of the best health care systems in the world. trust with local doctors as the gatekeepers we have really good continuity of care people makes you a better doctor but as the population ages what challenges does the u.k.'s national health service face that's a big problem in older people in the interim a practice in drugs because of the stress of paperwork and financing the u.k.'s frontline on the people's health on al-jazeera the latest news as it breaks these thirty american to holding onto this road as they watch the bug. off in that direction with details coverage left in america never before seen

in the interviews for the warrant should show one or morse confidential sources were used by the intelligences to gather information on the trump campaign. the white house statement said they have called on the justice department and the office of the director of national intelligence which oversees the 16 agencies for the, quote: mead declassification of the records. a source with the timing tonight told fox news they expect the carter page surveillance warrant application and the fbi interviewinterviews with bruce o come first, to come within days or sooner and the text messages they said would likely come later because of the shear volume involved, martha. >> martha: catherine, thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> martha: here now judge andrew napolitano. some would say what took so long and why didn't they release these sooner, judge? >> a lot of these things have been seen in classified context. >> martha: they're the people pushing for them to be released. >> correct. the democrats don't want them released because they believe it is a selective release. the republicans want them

we believe these values make our community morse vibrant and our country stronger. i would be remiss in my job if i didn't also talk a little bit about the immigration issues that are facing the community specifically. the administration is considering eliminating or significantly curtailing programs that would hurt employees at dropbox and other tech companies beyond the issues i've listed. while many are familiar with the visa program, there are many what we call under the radar important issues also at risk. you probably are familiar with some of those. this includes work authorization for h4's, which are the spouses of h1b visa holders, and pairing back the optional training program that allows student visa holders to -- the opportunity to transition into the u.s. workforce. these are important programs to dropbox, and the rest of the tech community. and we're paying close attention to them and the actions of the administration on the programs moving forward. while these proposals are to the tech industry specifically, we believe that these proposals are valuabl

over the wall morse's of the gulf is not quite as war on cuba and that's where most of the energy is gone the showers over land that develop every day would not be quite as vigorous the next day or so you might get away the dry day in jamaica and hispania that but not entirely however where the winds come together this is an indication of the rains x.x. with the sun and have a costa rica in particular that suggests maybe persistent sometimes pretty heavy rain showers a big anyway. as europe's public opinion shifted. over he's admission here for york where human exploitation took on new homes as a whole slate that became the hidden face of europe's industrial revolution the history of slavery is not the black history and it's not just the history of white colonization but the history of human inequality it is the legacy for all of us that slavery's new frontier in this part three of slavery it's on al-jazeera taiwan . a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in p

mr cosby has shown no were morse. —— no remorse.justice for many of the accusers who were barred from a court by the arbitrary time limits explode —— imposed. the context to what the attorney was talking about, is that around 60 women have publicly accused cosby or a range of serious sexual assaults that took place across 50 years — many of which we were when he was one of the biggest entertainment stars in the us. statute of limitation laws in different states mean that only one charge has been brought to trial. here's the reaction ofjust one of the other women who've accused cosby. i'm more emotional than i thought i would be. all i can say is this is going to help change the statute of limitations. we will get it abolished and we will support what is happening here in pennsylvania and this is just is happening here in pennsylvania and this isjust going to show victims that they can make it through and that there is justice at the end and hallelujah! witt earlier i spoke to aleem maqbool in washington. this was the upper level of

but also in other places in europe and for sure in the united states a dainty fight them serves all morse automatically and blindly was any kind of policy that israelis think not only was own is but was any kind of policy including obviously maintaining this brutal reality of military occupation over fifty years this has a price because once the jewish establishment are identifying themselves blindly automatically with any kind of israeli government in any kind of israeli policy they are also exposing themselves for certain dangers obviously this can be translated into an dissimulate ism in many cases which i'm told to be against don't be wrong and the same it isn't should be fort but it must also be understood that many times the policy of israel you're under simitis isn't all over the world. and years of made the far left and corben in particular some sort of are viable anyway but aren't you concerned that we all know this is the time of the age of the populist movements of the far right but tomorrow the left can stage a comeback aren't you concerned by stage in these. political stateme

but also in other places in europe and for sure in the united states a dainty fight them serves all morse automatically and blindly was any kind of policy that is really stake not only was own is but was any kind of policy including obviously maintaining this brutal reality of military occupation over fifty years this has a price because once the jewish establishment are identifying themselves blindly automatically with any kind of israeli government in any kind of israeli policy they are also exposing themselves for certain dangers obviously this can be translated into an dissimulate ism in many cases which i'm told to be against don't be wrong and the same it isn't should be forte but it must also be understood that many times the policy of israel your symmetry isn't all over the world. and years of made the far left and corben in particular some sort of a are viable enemy but aren't you concerned that we all know this is the time of the age of the populist movements of the far right but to morrow the latter can stage a comeback aren't you concerned by staging these. political statement

single account from which you are managing something and everyone is logged into it that by itself is morseinsecure because the systems have less to go on. somebody working over here log in if someone over there and all sharing a password by the very nature it is less secure. taking the basic steps. those are things we encrusted the board and campaigns. they are the greatest artists, people coming in and out and moving fast. mangini these think smartly, using your real account, turning all the features we all have are going to be the best that applies to but especially campaigns. >> one thing particularly different in the campaign space not entirely unique but more unique than others is the use of information as weapons. like weaponization of information. typically, when companies are setting up their structure and protect against attacks, attacks that will be looking to sum up have financial plan, whether it is trying to have their information held for ransom or something like that whereas in the campaign space we saw this sort of new element which is the weaponization of information. that

elections when half of the people they cannot participate freely in these elections so who's voting morse of the people voiding who are living in their areas right now but they cannot avoid for the municipality s. in their original homes must go to turkey many thanks indeed it mustn't go. the syrian government says that it's intercepted israeli missiles fired at damascus airport state television aired this video apparently showing ed offenses at work israel has neither confirmed nor denied the report it says it's carried out more than two hundred attacks against iranian targets in syria over the last two years. israel is expected to begin demolishing a palestinian bedouin village any day now despite fierce international criticism the european parliament has warned that destroying the village of khan amal could be a war crime earlier this month israel's supreme court approved demolition to make way for settlements which are illegal under international law to zero cimarron com reports. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has issued a statement ahead of the u.n. general assembly he says

let's bring in peter morse now. us, aso have you with always.ou see a deflationary world, especially when it comes to commodity prices. how to the tariffs the u.s. is imposing on chinese imports fit into that? peter: thank you for being here on a very interesting friday. if i can just say, i like being on the show because you are talking about data, so let's look at the data. florence is coming ashore. the forecast from five days to go -- five days ago to today is different. so if we look at markets, where everyone wants to put an estimate on where things are going, that is not the way. you have to wait the deficit of evidence -- the weight the deficit of evidence. one difference now is there is more data that can be used more judiciously, so that is what i'm looking at. but when you look at the deflationary do and what are tariffs, it will reduce, as she just said. if you reduce exports, you will andce imports and gdp, we'll talk about the deficit and revenues. it always together in interesting case, where we are talking about aggregate -- it a

century later, he‘s come to the dutch resistance museum in amsterdam, and, at 95, is dusting off his morseificant occasion. he wanted to thank the raf, and paid tribute to those in the resistance who were killed. we will always remember them. with warm regards and best wishes, bram grisnigt. the agents used these paraset radios, no bigger than a lunchbox, and this wartime footage shows how a dutch resistance agent would have sent information back to britain. undercover and most often operating at night, it was extremely dangerous. they moved from house to house, location to location, always on the move. pretty frightening really. your life expectancy was pretty short and i have to say, they were pretty brave, men and women. after five months, bram was captured and spent the rest of the war in prison camps. this is a photograph of his english sweetheart, ann, and on the back, his handwritten notes about how to operate the radio. they remain together to this day. "i‘ve been married for 73 years," he says. "my wife always supported me after the concentration camp. she has always been the soul

interest rates by 6 percentage points >> relative to what we have here, we realize it could be much morsew-two interactive releasing its earnings joining us strauss zelnick, he's ceo of take-two interactive. and he's also got a new title, you may have heard in the news, cbs board member thank you for being here let's start with the elephant in the room and that is cbs board. that is stepping into the lion's den right now. how did they convince to you come there what do you think about what has to be done next? >> look, it's an extraordinary company. it's a legacy media asset, poised on the eve of re-creating itself as a company, that also leads into digital media space and those kind of transformations are not new to me so when i was asked to join the board, i have a lot of respect for shari redstone and dick parsons and other members of the board. it seemed like an interesting opportunity. i don't really serve -- i'm on two outside boards starwood property trust and now cbs >> confluence of video games and media seems be to be melding more and more. is that part of the reason you're bein

without that level of collaboration we would have people in serious, serious problems much morse thanful for the federal component but i am as grateful, governor, for the way the state, emergency management folks, first-responders in some cases volunteers in local communities had a boat, aided their neighbors. that is what is great about this state. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you, richard, very much. and tom? >> just very briefly, just echo everything that senator burr said but we're now moving towards the next step which is getting the initial funding for recovery. we made a request. we'll be moving forward with trying to get the money in place for some of the initial recover. then we'll work very closely with the governor. governor, thank you for being so prompt getting the initial meet-in, that was very constructive to the appropriations request. we thank all the volunteers and everybody else, red cross and everybody who came together. congressman rouser, every county in his district has been affected. he has been working hard the entire time. this is when north carolina, a

century later, he's come to the dutch resistance museum in amsterdam, and, at 95, is dusting off his morseford, to be flown back over holland and parachute down, home once again on dutch soil, but this time deep behind enemy lines. for bram, this was an emotional but highly significant occasion. he wanted to thank the raf, and paid tribute to those in the resistance who were killed. we will always remember them, with warm regards and best wishes, bram grisnigt. the agents used these paraset radios, no bigger than a lunchbox, and this wartime footage shows how a dutch resistance agent would have sent information back to britain. undercover and most often operating at night, it was extremely dangerous. they moved from house to house, location to location, always on the move. pretty frightening really. your life expectancy was pretty short and i have to say, they were pretty brave, men and women. after five months, bram was captured and spent the rest of the war in prison camps. this is a photograph of his english sweetheart, anne, and on the back, his handwritten notes about how to operate t