so i created my stealthy freedom page on facebook bush now has more than a 1000000 followers on instagram more than a 1000000 followers and it's all about freedom it's all about dignity it's all about choice. i draw. which is close to see. our kitchen in the village are designed for women it's shorter because women are shorter than men so. i remember i used to say to my brother i know this is short for you but there is a church said 1000 and wash the dishes so that shows that i started my feminist movements my feminist revolution from my kitchen. that is important for women we have to start. being a rebel. in our house. in our village we didn't have toilets in our house we had outhouse. and in the darkness we had to go out. my mother used to say that the darkness is a monster a shake us black demon that feeds on your fear. if you're scared of it then the shadow grows bigger and it will envelop you and swallow you. open your eyes white as white as possible she me when i was a young girl stare into the darkness and the shadows will disappear never be afraid of the darkness but stay down. my

foreign to me from the news it's easy to i would say don't use comes from africa join us on facebook and g.w. . bush he'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football thanks again. to the women's vote and from. excitement and emotion not some kind. of explains a 90 lim's move. the goalposts of the results here on t.w. need. a deal is close american optimism over its tariffs dispute with china a trade policy remains the biggest source of certainty looming over the market. one woman's mission in nigeria to get female entrepreneurs on their feet. and to meet nigeria's new taste for means is sparking deadly conflict so glad. i've been physical and it's a business another day of foals for world stocks but they regained some ground following positive signals from the u.s. treasury secretary this time even the new shin's saying a trade deal between china and the united states is about 90 percent complete missions big hint spot hopes of a deal at this weekend's g. 20 summit in japan. a trade is expected to be top of the agenda u.s. president donald trump will meet is chinese count about xi ji

the referendum and actually this isn't the 1st time that facebook has said that there was no russian interference last year it was slammed by bush m.p.'s for claiming exactly that m.p. said facebook just didn't carry out a detailed enough investigation and demanded that it tried once again well it uncovered something pretty stark are you ready for this because it was a whopping 71 pence yes that's right just enough to buy your favorite chocolate based snack so if russia isn't behind believe both walked is according to nick clegg it's pretty simple i'm afraid the roots to british are a skepticism go very very deep and candid of the last 40 years have been much more influenced by traditional media than they have by the new media or courts the question now is how many denials rebuttals or more investigations are needed for the mainstream media to stop fixating on russia being the force of the fever breaks it actually needs to do something different to look at their own media and question their own role in that result. in ski r.t. london. massive fires engulfed a petrochemical plant on the southern tip of spain plumes of black smoke

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you think about this, the high-tech community, the googles and facebooks and intel, they're delight today see the president bushing back on china stealing technology, forcing technology transfers, they are not the normal friends, if you will, of the republican party, those tend to be democratic strong holds but they are delighted where previous presidents didn't. charles: tim cook visited the white house today, before i let you go, though, do you think that income inequality is an issue and that do you think champions of capitalism need to be paying attention? >> i think champions of capitalism always need to pay attention to making sure the rising tide raises all ships, but at the same time sometimes as henry ford discovered even when you the highest-paid workers in the world, you may still have people unhappy, so, you know, trying to get universal happiness maybe a democratic principle but trying to have america beat the rest of the world and continue to innovate and to own our technology so that our people overall can prosper, that's going to be the republican message, that's donald trump's message and, you kno

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bush and hillary clinton. join our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch "in depth" with author pul ken gor live sunday july 7th from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern on book tv and be sure to watch "in depth" next month with author lee edward. watch book tv every weekend on c-span 2. >>> senator mark warner, vice chair of the senate intelligence committee, recently sat down with "pbs newshour's" judy woodruff to talk about china's 5g technological advances, artificial intelligence and global security. this hour long event was hosted by the council on foreign relations in washington, d.c. >>> good afternoon, everyone. what a cheerful looking group. i am judy woodruff with the "pbs newshour" and i'm delighted to be here with all of you at this council and foreign relations meeting with senator mark

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bush and hillary clinton. join our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch "in depth" with author pul ken gor live sunday july 7th from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern on book tv and be sure to watch "in depth" next month with author lee edward. watch book tv every weekend on c-span 2. >>> senator mark warner, vice chair of the senate intelligence committee, recently sat down with "pbs newshour's" judy woodruff to talk about china's 5g technological advances, artificial intelligence and global security. this hour long event was hosted by the council on foreign relations in washington, d.c. >>> good afternoon, everyone. what a cheerful looking group. i am judy woodruff with the "pbs newshour" and i'm delighted to be here with all of you at this council and foreign relations meeting with senator mark warner who truly needs to introduction. as you know he's vice chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence. i'm going to be presiding over this discussion. the meeting is the annual kenneth a. moscow lecture on homeland security and counterterrorism. th

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president bush push -- president trump pushed the outgoing pm on the involvement in the phony dossier. will he do it? ben shapiro also here to react to the media and facebook joining forces to destroy the life of an african-american trump supporter. you will not believe this story. the supposed tolerant class reveals itself again. and frank lutz is here. raymond arroyo is here. we're jam packed. you want to stay for the entire hour. by the way, the democrat convention in san francisco over the weekend. this was a scene. and a sight to behold. we'll get to all of that and a world war ii vet reminds us why d day was so important. but first, the resistance has a royal hissy feet. that's the focus of tonight's angle. the foggy weather held off and the sun broke through here in london as president trump kicked off the three-day state visit to one of america's oldest and strongest allies. the pomp & circumstance that only the british monarchy can summon is truly a sight to behold. the fact that things went so smoothly clearly irritated the media elite at home and abroad. >> the occasion involves a lot of tradition, interesting for a president who i think it's fa

bushes. investigators recovered nearly 30 shell casings at that scene, which is west of the interstate and not far from the solano county superior court. >>> this video was posted on the vallejo police department's facebook page. and it shows a man and a woman, entering a t-mobile store on saturday and sunday. they wore masks to hide their faces. police say a man ordered them back to the office and ordered them to lie down on the ground. as the robbers then stole electronic devices and made their escape. >>> the male robber ran out. that weapon turned out to be a bb gun. >>> a plan to transform what is known as one of the most troubled street corners. the corner is notorious for drug activity. but the city works on the food marketplace. a nonprofit, called lacocina plans to open the marketplace with new mini restaurants inside. >> it will be a 7,000-square foot building. they'll be able to cook their food, prepare and sell seven days a week. >>> now, the hope is that the project will draw a steady flow of customers to the corner and force the drug activity to end or move elsewhere. the market is expected to open this coming winter. >>> for the toronto raptors. despite getting a career high of 47 points f

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bush and hilary clinton. join our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch in depth, live sunday july 7th from noon to 2:00 pem eastern on book tv. -- 2:00 p.m. eastern on book tv. watch book tv every weekend on c-span 2. >>> the supreme court issued an opinion in gundy v. united states, upholding a provision f of. this case was heard by an eight justice bench. justice brett kavanaugh had not yet joined the court when oral argument was heard. justice kagan explained the decision as four of the justices joined the majority and the fifth justice came to the same outcome but didn't sign on to the opinion. chief roberts, clarence thomas and gorsuch dissented. the court heard oral argument back in october of 2018. this oral argument is about an hour. >> we will hear arguments in gundy versus the united states. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, the provision grants power to the nation's top prosecutor to expand the scope of criminal laws and to impose

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