pieces pious citizens are expressing their heartfelt gratitude for the victory of good over evil . the struggle does trying. these angels receive the souls who have already been saved. it's as if in addition to the widely understood concepts of the apocalypse in the last judgment a new orientation is taking place towards the end of the twentieth century not far from the russian pass on the edge of the southern alps the monastery of muddy and back was established to this day the benedictine monks there assemble in a narrow vaults that are a tree a. one off. the. marion barry monastery is famous for its roman frescoes in a symbolic series of images they reinterpret human beings path to salvation they are brought closer to the angels by pursuing their battle against evil. the more. humans can rise in the heavenly hierarchy by successfully overcoming evil that is the message of these frescoes. we see the end jet experiments and cherubs recognizable by their six wings that. alongside them is the apostle peter who holds the key to heaven in paradise and on his right is a protective angel

the free expression to express your opinion is allowed but actually and out according to the law that should be tested by. twenty. five people who said they want appears to be to be to be absolutely. to be clear for the people and not accept the call. for a fifth of people they come in by the right to the property of the people at the property of the government and this is would not be allowed because actually we have. ruled out of things that. you know before the war. whenever there is a hard for people actually when. it is that. this when it says yes. you could if he said it is to be intervene in such cases that's. the position and that you have and that. i want i want i got i don't see. that means about the things. violent or. legal or illegal for us to do. and i think that this is to be one commanded and this is by extent it will be in between the opposition and the government and we are not working out so i. hope that we live here which will be going to twenty so that the people will see that the government that will rule the country and also said look at the opposition we are st

the express says 24 hours. 24 hours, yes,. saying she could lose the vote by hundreds and they are almost trying to portray that if we lose by less than that, we might have something to play with, so this is not normal politics, but on we go. not normal politics, well, before we move onto the express front page, what do you make ofjohn bercow‘s involvement and recent actions? it was unprecedented, clearly it was him going against parliamentary procedure and precedent, however, if you look at everything that has happened over two years, both on government and the opposition side, they haven‘t acted in accordance with parliamentary tradition, this is the new normal pushing rules to their limits and that is what we can expect. as you were saying earlier, kicking back came down the road, well, he would argue you have to come up with another deal or another plant in three days rather than try and extend and we will talk about this in the guardian, which is... maybe we can move into that, which is that the eu may be ready to delay b

the daily express is an don't let daily express isak—“ii -. , .t the clear coherent idea about the country's ability to go forward after they leave that european union. it would be a good idea to post it and come to a coherent plan but the reality is that the eu, again, as you said before, will not extend article 50 until there is a substantive reason. a different plan. they are also suggesting that if you delay it, without a clear idea of how long that - is, back to the basic flaw in the come back to the basic flaw in the referendum. if the 2—118 is no mandate for anything.” referendum. if the 2—118 is no mandate for anything. i don't agree with that. 52-48. this mandate for anything. i don't agree with that. 52—48. this is right, this is may's with that. 52—48. this is right, this is - may's argument to tifisisthetesaflay'sargumenttfi brexit in why because her it not her get not z”: her g that not z”: her gthat is not z”: he who gthat is not z“ he who . that is the it i courts court act all magistrates court act since 2010. people are waiting i lon

however -- is enments you expressed here today. however, i also rise today to seek of how the tar heel of -- tale of two cains have brought us to this moment in history. f he had been allowed to live, today would have been the 90th birthday of martin luther king jr. today this august body stands ready to vote to disapprove of representative steve king's recent comments and condemn the evil concepts of white nationalism and white supremacy. white supremacy and white nationalism are evils. they are insidious. and are clear and present dangers to our great republic. reported hate crimes rose 17% last year. which is the third consecutive year we have seen an increase in this insidiousness. this is appalling and unacceptable. when elected representatives give cover and conflict to those who spread racial divisiveness, we embolden those on the fringes of our society. and we have seen some of the results. the massacre of nine parishioners in historic charleston's a.m.e. church, emanuel a.m.e. church at the hands of a young man who believe

to express your opinion allows us to really allow the according to law that should be tested by. twenty. five people who incidentally appears to be to be to be actually. to be clear for the people not accept because. in the selection. for a fifth of people they come in by the right to the property of the property or the government and this is would not be allowed because actually we have. ruled out of things you. know before the or. whenever that is for people actually when. it is that. this when it says yes. you could if the senate is to be intervene in such cases that's. the position and that has been that. i want i want i got i don't. have means about the most. violent or. legal or illegal force to. so you think that this is that we want to manage this is explained it will be immune to the opposition and the government and we are not working out so i. hope that we live here which will be. so that the people will see that the government that will rule the country and also say look the opposition ok we really must go at least here wouldn't because it's still for peaceful extinct

however -- is enments you expressed here today. however, i also rise today to seek of how the tar heel of -- tale of two cains have brought us to this moment in history. f he had been allowed to live, today would have been the 90th birthday of martin luther king jr. today this august body stands ready to vote to disapprove of representative steve king's recent comments and condemn the evil concepts of white nationalism and white supremacy. white supremacy and white nationalism are evils. they are insidious. and are clear and present dangers to our great republic. reported hate crimes rose 17% last year. which is the third consecutive year we have seen an increase in this insidiousness. this is appalling and unacceptable. when elected representatives give cover and conflict to those who spread racial divisiveness, we embolden those on the fringes of our society. and we have seen some of the results. the massacre of nine parishioners in historic charleston's a.m.e. church, emanuel a.m.e. church at the hands of a young man who believe

. >> many prague relatives have expressed -- progressives have expressed your role about california attorney and defending the department of corrections and seeking to deny reassignment surgery for two transgender inmates. how would you address those concerns? >> so, i was, as you are rightly pointing out, the attorney general of california for two terms. and i had a host of clients that i was obligated to defend and represent. and i couldn't fire my clients. and there were, unfortunately, situations that occurred where my clients took positions that were contrary to my beliefs. and there -- it was an office of a lot of people who would do the work on a daily basis, and do i wish that sometimes they would have personally consulted me before they wrote the things that they wrote? yes, i do. the bottom line is the buck stops with me, and i take full responsibility for what my office did, but on that issue, i will tell you i vehemently disagree and, in fact, worked behind the scenes to ensure that the department of corrections would allow transitioning inmates to receive the medical attention t

recognition from the statement from the white house also expressed support for. quote efforts to quote restore constitutional legitimacy now many observers are looking on this and saying that this is essentially a call for the overthrow of the elected government of venezuela by saying that kwan wedo is the interim president and withdrawing and no longer recognizing the legitimacy of nicolas maduro as the president of venezuela this seems to be an indication on the part of the u.s. government they would support the euro being overthrown so many observers are looking on and wondering what will happen next but this seems to be a pretty strong development the white house has been strongly critical of venezuela and of nicolas maduro as leadership however this is a big step at this point with the united states no longer recognizing the girl as the president of venezuela this kind of moment of course when the new york brings the u.s. reaction to those latest events in venezuela. in other news the turkish president is in moscow today for another round of bilateral talks

>> american express reporting $2.32.it from the tax cut and unclear if that compares to the street's estimates of $1.80 eps revenue a slight miss. 10.56 billion was expected as you can see. shares down 2.5% in the after hours and down as much as 4% not long ago we also have some guidance and amex seeing 2019 revenue guidance up 8% to 10% versus 7.5% 2019 eps of between 7.85 and 8.35 versus 8 prepondera.12. strong there listening on the call for any color on the strength of the consumer we'll continue to dig through the numbers. guys >> thank you very much for that. down and seeing provisions of losses risen 14% from a year ago and always something to look out for in terms of credit quality mike, your take on this? the eps not sure on but revenue decent. >> slightly light. that might be a reason - >> i'm sorry. >> yeah. seems like it's roughly on target in terms of guidance for the full year. stock looks really cheap relative to the history and i think the street doesn't like it. >> gone nowhere. >> people love mastercard

and in private they may express a different concern. greece has delayed a vote on changing macedonia's name after protests outside the parliament in athens . ga. riot police used tear gas to disperse the crowds ten days ago macedonia's parliament backed a constitutional reversal to change the country's name but the move meets the greek parliament approval protesters reportedly led by the communist party said that this deal is part of a western approach to divide the balkans. and we are back at the top of the hour with more of your friday well the headlines. you know world big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to be deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart or we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting out. each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. will make this manufacture consent to step into public wealth. when the right wing clusters and protect themselv

right to freedom of expression and the p.c.'s provided by the law this is not something that is the problem is that you have. to have systematically denied any kind of activities don't see this saying to act. these rights to. somebody. all right you've brought up maurice can tell they i want to talk about his a race do you see this as a wider attack on on the civil opposition by the president get for it. crack down on. one generally on human rights defended in. the fact that he's been arrested just because he told him he and it's something is a piece of one of his key. demonstrating peacefully. in. these of course there's no. good morning i mean should be anything. if it's done of course even if there is a big. hole and he demonstrates he. can say that right yes all right some are adel wood from the an amnesty international office for west and central africa thank you thank you chain the eastern regions of the country but annually born baby is a surprise bright spot the healthy baby girl was born to a woman in facts of that the

i came across an expression that seemed so apt to me. is an expression used in senegal when someone dies. rather than saying they die, the expression is his or her library has burned. when i heard that expression i thought that is exactly why this feels so personal. this is so connected to who we are. by the same token each of us has in our own memories our own personal library. volumes of the experiences of our life. it is a cultural memory and personal memory, when i started working on this book i started mentioned it to my mother and like all mothers she took credit for it. i think i was the one who first took you to the library and i said yes, mom, it is actually your book. it is not my book, it is your book. in the course of working on this book my mother was diagnosed with dementia and i wrote the book very aware that all the memories we shared, the memory is not only of going to the library up but our whole lifetime of memories shared would be disappearing with her. a lot of what drove me in the writing of this book, this feeling

to express your opinion is allowed. and that was according to the law that should be tested by. twenty. five people who incidentally appears to be to be to be absolutely. to be clear for the people not accept the call. for a fifth of people they come in by the right to the property of the property or the government and this is would not be allowed because actually we have. ruled out of things you. know before the or. whenever that is the hard for people actually when. it is that. this when it says yes. you could if he said it to be instead of being in such cases that's why. the police came and the government that. i want i want i got i don't. know that means about the most. violent or. legal or illegal force due to. so you think that this is that we want to manage this is extensive or really in between the opposition and the government and we are not working out so i. hope that we live here which will be. so that the people will see that the government that will rule the country and also say look the opposition ok we are here we wouldn't because you still for peaceful extinct or

and in private they may express different concerns. greece has delayed a vote on changing macedonia's name after protests outside the parliament in athens . right police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds ten days ago macedonia's parliament backed the constitutional provision to change the country's name but the move needs the greek parliament's approval of protesters reportedly led by the communist party who said that this deal is in accordance with the plans of the west to divide the balkan. russian nothing suing the author of a twenty six thousand report on alleged state sponsored doping but after the swiss supreme court cleared the move using performance enhancing drugs my colleague andrew farmer discussed the story with r.t. . so many of us remember the so-called mclaren report orchestrated and investigated by mr mclaren from canada the lead investigator of the world anti-doping agency essentially that report put rush into wilderness accused russia of state sponsored doping system and a lot of athletes were barred from twenty s

so what you saw for the past hour, again, was an expression hopefully of hope. for the first time in 34 days you have had a bipartisan group of senators colting together in public, speaking in public about a commitment to work together. i know that that doesn't deliver a paycheck to people tomorrow, but our goal is to push these negotiations forward. in a manner that's constructive and in a manner that not only gets government working again, gets folks being paid again, but deals in a manner and in a way that acknowledges the priorities of border security that the president has laid out. let's allow for that space the three weeks through a continue g ing resolution that allows us to come together through a process to help facilitate the discussion on the important nature of the border security. so while today didn't open the government, i think the message we have heard loud and clear from americans is enough already. we respect that. we're get. ing to work here. >> i want to thank senator the senators for organizing the bipartisan colloquy we just had on the se

right to freedom of expression in the b.c.s. provided by the law this is not something that is bidden the problem is that we can . have systematically denied any kind of activity still see this as saying to act pretty cool open and these rights. all right you brought up maurice can tell they i want to talk about his race do you see this as a wider attack on on the civil opposition by the president's guest forest signals in the crackdown on the one generally on human rights defenders in actually. the fact that he's been arrested just because he called have the libyans that something is a piece of what it is to be. demonstrating peacefully. in heaven. is of course is not. just because. these people you know when should be anything and if it's done of course there is a big tail of the whole anything demonstrate he is going to speak out you eggs and rags all right some would from the an amnesty international office for west and central africa thank you. thank you. an extraordinary is about a miracle or at least that's what people in

addresses online because of the content or viewpoint expressed or wish to express on their website. but if they started to come i would think there would be pressure for governments to limit the extent to which these most basic gatekeepers of the online world could exercise that kind of authority. why for example, requiring neutrality in the licensee of ip addresses in the same way that the government regulate access to the tubes themselves through telecom regulation and the like. so it's worth distinguishing between different services that are displayed. cloud slayer provides a different service for the provider servers against content distribution which also make sure your website is available to others and there's a whole stack of services offered by people at the top you might think of the people that exercise the most editorial adjustment might be individual users deciding what they want to post. just below that might be the platforms where you want to post that would be part of the community like facebook and twitter. but the components of the services i think differs dependin

stresses thekuwait need to respect freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. law,nteed international including the international covenant on civil and political rights adopted by the general assembly in 1966. guarantees the freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly and association according to national laws. of the current political crisis in venezuela, all stakeholders must prioritize national interests over personal or partisan interests. they must commit to a conclusive political dialogue to resolve the crisis. we call on all parties to exercise self-restraint, reject violence, and make every effort to prevent further human loss. we support the statement issued by the secretary-general on this matter. president, we belong to a whose countries have seen recently protests and demonstrations not as peaceful. unfortunately, these protests have become violent, leading to grave human loss and destruction of infrastructure. some of them have led to tragedies that we are witnessing today. we are full of suffering from the oppressions of such tragedies.

a common approach to the crisis individually a handful of european politicians have already expressed support for the idea of change in the country e.u. foreign policy chief. has said that quote the e.u. strongly calls for a start of an immediate political process leading to free and credible elections in conformity with the constitutional order european council president donald trump echoed this french president emanuel has tweeted that europe supports the restoration of democracy but his prime minister to resign may also supported donald trump stands by supporting the opposition in venezuela with downing street describing last year's election in venezuela as neither free nor fair if we take a look at reaction from latin america the president of brazil its largest nation has recognized. as the new leader of a nice whaler who declared himself as interim president of the country on wednesday now in its way when president nicolas maduro who began his second presidential term just two weeks ago has been denounced by a considerable list of nations spearheaded by the u.s. canada brazil arg

yes, of the express is basically saying that emergency preparations are going on in whitehall. for some time that there are these preparations going on and various civil servants are being pulled off for things they normally do and have to think about, you know, possible delays at the border, problems getting things into the uk. soi problems getting things into the uk. so i think in a way you look at this and go, that's entirely sensible that there should be some plans in place if this comes about. of course the express is very pro— brexit and it kind of almost has a jingoistic front page, it will be all right, roll up, roll front page, it will be all right, rollup, rollup, front page, it will be all right, roll up, roll up, trying to put a positive spin of it, but obviously there is huge preparations going on in the background for what could happen if no—one can agree for the next few weeks, which looks increasingly likely. so there are more details on the inside pages. an absolute smorgasbord of detail, you can really feast yourself tomorrow, gluttonous with all of the stuff

to step back we call on cameroon authorities to respect the freedom of assembly association and expression and stressed the need for restraint by all political actors the secretary general reiterates the need for all cameroon stakeholders string gauge in an inclusive and genuine political dialogue. now the human rights advocacy group amnesty international has gone a step further amnesties west and central africa direct to some mirador would issued this statement that the crackdown on peaceful protests across several cities undermines the rights to freedom and expression and peaceful assembly in cameroon the authorities must and repression of protests and up hold the country's constitutional and international human rights obligations and samir doe would joins me now from de costs america it's good to see you so you you accuse the cameroonian government off disproportionate response to the opposition protests what are you hearing about these incidents. that. piece of. country and. there was an existing. demonstration. and. even the. demonstration. to. all right samir stay on the line because

being able to express you what want to express, being able to eat you what want to eat. being an american is basically having the equality to promote yourself. success rather than negativity that's going around. >> to me being an american means i have the ability, rights and freedom to live the life i want to live without regret or second guessing. >> what it means to me to be an american is basically the free flow of ideas. the debate of ideas. that we can all have differing opinions, so we all come to and decide what is best for america. so that debate, that discussion of free-flowing ideas and the creativity that comes with that , it manifests and establish our laws, it's what makes us the greatest nation on earth. >> voices from the road on c-span. each week, we take a lok at how your money is at work in the government. we are focusing on tax policy, specifically progressive tax proposals. our guest is the economics editor at bloomberg, peter coy. when is the last time a freshman member of congress got a cover story about tax proposals in your magazine? the magazine

a repeated concern expressed by so many of them about the back law onil their desk. they think they'll be back at some point but it's interesting, sitting on my desk with this piece of work that i really wanted to get done, much worse can it be there and it will be hard to serve people and they'll be mad because the backlog is so big. they are having anxiety about not being able to serve people . a deep concern expressed by so many, why would a young person to go into public service? why would any person with a heart for public service want to do that as a federal employee? before i offer this, i want to tell one last story. this was one that really just stuck with me. there were others that might have been more but this stuck with me because i s think it exemplifies a spirit that i see in so many of our federal workers. national park service. his job is to physically maintain the space around the white house. dstrash removal, groundskeeping, anything as he said, anything he can do to make the grounds look really fantastic. he described why he loves his job. it wasn'

was — and remains — an important part of the vision for the future of the north wales economy, as expressedt confirms the uk government's nuclear programme's in absolute tatters. and yet, the secretary comes to the house and commends this statement and says they'll carry on regardless, which makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. so what does the secretary of state blame most for this setback to his nuclear strategy? is it renewables becoming much cheaper than nuclear? or is it japan's fears about brexit? or something else? i'm disappointed in the honourable gentlemen. as a former secretary of state knows, and i think i set our pretty clearly, the changing economics of the energy market. and i would have thought that he would know that. in the lords, a minister said the projects were "long—term", and there was plenty of time for the markets to respond. but a labour peer thought that was complacent. in the 1950s, our nation led the world in nuclear power generation. and decisions by successive governments, of all hues, have got us in the position today where we cannot even construct a large c

this was two years before the pony express had even started.ut as culturally rich as the story is, many people either took the stops for granted or never really knew the history of the mile houses, or one of the last remaining ones, the 7 mile just outside san francisco in brisbane. in fact, the 7 mile house was also destined to be a forgotten footnote when, in 2004, an immigrant family from the philippines purchased the place, and almost intuitively understood and appreciated the history that was part of the establishment. and vanessa garcia not only resurrected the old atmosphere of the mile house, but researched and wrote a book about it along with co-author regina abuyuan, and so restored the history and the rundown building of 7 mile house. robert: what's the sense of history you get from this building? vanessa: well, i think that with anyone, once they walk into the doors, they are going to feel the history immediately. you see the walls, they're really old. you see the bar, you know, it's original. robert: it's like--feels like the old w

systems of logic and rational behavior which gives us what we would consider you know the human expression right and creativity exactly so do you feel that if we increasingly merge with machinery we actually may be diluting the the potential for creativity cemetery say because it becomes really becomes problematic i think this will enhance creativity i think shifting from meats to computers only amplifies the properties of the currently have good in bad including the creative leaps and if you can think about something like music you have to ask yourself a brain that's backed up on a chip that would be the equivalent of a fifty pound brain today. what kind of musical patterns would it come up with another word what what what it's saying in the shower we mabel to recognize her appreciate if you look for example a classical music the works of johann sebastian bach and see a lot of work called feuds which have three or four independent voices and that's about as much as we can handle from the brain and listening to it but what kind of fugue would you get from a twenty pound brain there might b

extreme views on a variety of things telling a congresswoman she was not pretty enough to really express. like. a military dictatorship. this isn't. some people might try to tell you that it's been in your mind even start to believe this is opinion. but it's not. isn't. well quite a few hours ago now we asked for response from c.n.n. to these appointments although if yet to receive a reply. meanwhile and now the us media outlet buzz feed has again insisted a controversial article it published is true despite it being branded as not accurate its by the office of special counsel robert mueller the story alleged donald trump ordered his former lawyer to lie to congress about dealings with moscow more reports. tough times if you work at buzz feed lots of criticism abuse in the outlets getting these last few days and no it isn't for the post about seventeen adorable cats at work or for their quiz which tells you which muppet you are no one reason is buzz feed's sensational story about trump ordering his lawyer to lie to congress about a proposed trump tower in moscow huge deal this i'm solid

and in private they may express different concerns. ok well before we go this error reminder for our breaking news roger stone who's been a long time political advisor at the u.s. president donald trump has been arrested and indicted the charges include obstruction witness tampering and making for. all statements the investigation alleges that stone is somehow linked to wiki leaks publishing clinton campaign e-mails at the time of the presidential race the leak is thought to have cost clinton some votes with some arguing that it enabled a republican rival to win an indictment has been brought by special counsel robert mueller who was investigating alleged russian meddling into the u.s. election back in twenty sixteen or just stone was trump's advisor during his campaign up until twenty fifteen and is thought to be his informal adviser after leaving the official post. now some breaking news is and that's how the rest of the news is looking at say five today too we're back again with more in half. an instant media darling and certainly a

so what you want to express. i'm sure. for some one of the brits. to like to be pressed is what will the forty three of them or can't be good that i be interested always in the waters of morality. question. from. welcome back to the week we're on our to international treasured it landscape painting has been stolen from moscow's most prominent art gallery according to culture officials the artwork which is worth almost two hundred thousand dollars was taken right in front of unsuspecting visitors but in a question of has. the grand theft happened right behind the store on sunday between six and seven pm the famous painting by a russian artist that he was simply taking off the wall or at least that's how i witness as described it a man allegedly dressed as a security guard walked in took the painting off the wall and with a blink expression on his face walked away before anyone could realize it's the precious painting was gone to pieces that heap queen i pad tree a famous peak in crimea the painting is insured for two hundred thousand dollars but if a

why should i express an opinion on the. no i. says it will worse yes. i'm just saying we have to be very worried. that you we by taking something bad will be placings by subsidy given us and this story as proof that some of the actions taken by this one those. have been they placing something bad something event with us. we leave that to the twentieth century and. those mistakes because while as you said about president obama they were not planning after what do we do after how out and for me i am taking this after as a very fundamental bass. after has to be a consideration is it is a consideration they can be exchange of opinion it can be democracy at last i'm not talking about western democracy or eastern democracy or specific democracy of the ability of the people to decide of their own future that can be only be done. evil hate considerations or cure and that it is here so you just mentioned earlier in the into that parallel diplomacy in official diplomacy it's pyro because they go without crossing pass so that means that you're not part of the syst

often talked about how he likes to express itself, notjust on the pitch but after it. where better to do that then here? with the great and good of the world of fashion. i like the guy in the back there! looking on in amusement. that is fashion, apparently. next up, the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. and taking us through the cinema releases, who else but jason solomons? new year, lots of new films? happy new year to everyone. welcome back to the cinema for new year, and to welcome us back, we'll go back to the 1700s, to the last stuart court, to marvel at olivia colman‘s awards—tipped performance as queen anne in the favourite, the restoration drama in which rachel weisz and emma stone vie for the royal affections. there's another superwoman pumping the courts of power under the lens. it's rbg, or the notorious rbg, as her legions of young fans call her, ruth bader ginsburg, who's been known for her battles for equal pay and sexism in the american supreme court. she's one of the last dissenting voices. and in welcome to marwen, ba

that the only source of legitimacy and the only place where the sovereignty of the people exist expressed in venezuela is in the national assembly because nicolas maduro the cider to step aside of a constitution a few a couple years ago when they took the path of than constitutional national assembly and then calling for the election that the international community and many in venezuela don't recognize as constitutional and legitimate so if you if you depart from that point on generally tense maduro's mandate which is started in twenty thirteen it's already expired and he's overstaying his mandate he's a certain power if you take that position the constitution says nothing specifically on how to deal with this situation the framers never thought this could happen of course and you have to resort to an article article two three three of a constitution that deals with an analogous situation in case of absence of a president that has won an election but not been sworn in where the national assembly are present. celebrated to the to the position of interim president all the two can vote a pr

expression of expanding love the way nature takes from disk border to higher order is through connecting separate parts to make a new whole greater than the sum of the parts so as a system gets dysfunctional all these innovations in different fields arise and just take it right here on planet earth we have innovations in helping to patient economics etc at some point there is a tendency in nature for everything that rises to converge and i am assuming that could convergence what's emerging. is possible can be facilitated and as that happens the culture of homo. doing this is so much greater than the sum of our part that we will know how to heal the earth free the people and explore the universe in the words of stephen hawking this is not the end of the story but just the beginning of what i hope will be billions of years of life flourishing in the cosmos truly there is no limit to consciousness nor the potentials of human creativity. so to answer the question who creates reality we do by our choices and our perceptions you know we change our brains and our d.n.a. . of the universe around

and in private they may express a different concern thanks for sharing some of your friday with us here at international been a pleasure having you with us more of your worldwide headlines at the top of the hour with my colleague. you know world big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out in the news business you just need to ask the right questions and demand the right answers. question. we sat talked in the past couple of years some feedback and. at these islands a prospect but the reality is there may still be a shit and. have it in this fine lair of micro plastics. still very. the bigge

now this comes after a wave of similar sentiments expressed on social media with many trump supporters and others outraged about the fact that it appears that the f.b.i. may have tipped off c.n.n. about their planned arrest so they could be on the scene to record roger stone being taken away in handcuffs people see this is actually collusion between the f.b.i. and the media done for the purpose of trying to publicly humiliate roger stone a republican strategist so there are big divisions in the united states the special counsel investigation continues there is outrage on one side and joyful celebration on the other side as it appears that roger stone a prominent individual in donald trump's presidential campaign and a prominent republican party strategist has been arrested it is now facing charges . president trump pounds announced a temporary reopening of the government following of record breaking partial shutdown of thirty five days he said that it came about after a deal was struck with the opposition democrats i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end th

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however -- is enments you expressed here today. however, i also rise today to seek of how the tar heel of -- tale of two cains have brought us to this moment in history. f he had been allowed to live, today would have been the 90th birthday of martin luther king jr. today this august body stands ready to vote to disapprove of representative steve king's recent comments and condemn the evil concepts of white nationalism and white supremacy. white supremacy and white nationalism are evils. they are insidious. and are clear and present dangers to our great republic. reported hate crimes rose 17% last year. which is the third consecutive year we have seen an increase in this insidiousness. this is appalling and unacceptable. when elected representatives give cover and conflict to those who spread racial divisiveness, we embolden those on the fringes of our society. and we have seen some of the results. the massacre of nine parishioners in historic charleston's a.m.e. church, emanuel a.m.e. church at the hands of a young man who believe

and in private they may express different concerns. it is often international greece has delayed a vote on changing macedonia's name after protests right house the parliament in nothing. but. riot police used tear gas to disperse the crowds ten days ago macedonia's parliament backed the constitutional reversion to change the country's name however the move meets the greek parliament. the protesters reportedly led by the communist party say that this deal is part of a western quote to divide us. now a lot of big stories for you today here on the program on international we are back in a twenty five minutes time hope you can join us then. and instant media darling and certainly a fresh face the newly minted congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez is rattling some democratic establishment cage's she calls herself a democratic socialist and she has some big clients it's a democratic party and america ready for a. u.s. veterans who come back from war to tell the same stories. we're going after the people who were killing civilians they were

and in private they may express different concerns. national that's how things are looking here today we're back again at the top of the. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. make this manufacture consent to step into the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final. lift is only the one percent. to ignore middle of the room signal. the real news is really. need. to. be settled in the face of the here comes back and it's a nice islands off there but the reality is there may still be a shit and. have it in this fine lair of micro plastics. sealed. the biggest thing that shocked me is that we've never had an empty. like the contents of the something of an albatross. pe

and in private they may express a different concern while just some of the big stories for this friday here on international thanks for joining us here the program returns at the top of the hour . countries gone into a nihilistic fever. thank god it hit. the traveling across america to find what makes america the scholl of the genie's quintessential american hero this is it we've come a point around which element is gone so we always are on the margins something. the culture. was. where starting last with will begin to heading east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the b. i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more. maybe completely different but in this. join me every thursday on the alex salmond shill and i'll be speaking to guest of the wall. the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to prevent the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just no lawyer here i mean your list put video through the neighbo

we expressed a very common theme. that thing was let's get government open, give us some time and then we are committed to working together to come up with a bipartisan proposal for border security in this country , that we have confidence that working together we i want to secure our borders we all want to build different things may be different views as to priorities on burner security but we know that working together we can reach a positive conclusion. we were able to do that in the appropriation process of homeland security and border security, we believe we can do that again in regards to the president's request. we recognize that there is going to be a great deal of disappointment with the failure of the votes today but the government being so shutdown, we know the great harm that is happening every day. no one has to remind me of that, senator holland and i with small businesses this morning and some of those businesses may not be open next week. we recognize that. we were at the food bank yesterday and saw pr

onjune that the voice that they expressed on june 2016 is that the voice that they expressed onjune 2016 is being heard, all that way away in westminster. i think the point that she made about this not necessarily being about the vote on tuesday, but perhaps a vote for the future is quite important. theresa may knows that she can't limited, she's going to lose the vote for deal on tuesday. so any sensible prime minister would be doing is mapping out, where do i need to move after tuesday? what is the potential for compromise, and that's why this is really interesting. let's move to the front page of the independent. it has the same story on its front page, slightly different take though, and focusing as much on the gmb is tim roche, so he got a phone call from theresa may as well. yes, so he was less positive, but the it sounds like you didn't reject the overture outright. but, he, apparently made the point that his members would prefer a second referendum. so i might let mccloskey, and many members on the second referendum. there is pressure on the leadership over that. but, mr the