this was the start of a dialogue between salama and to cia intelligence officer based in beirut robert ames. ames spoke arabic and understood the region it's possible his back channel would salaam or might have influence long term relationships between the arab world israel and the u.s. if both had lived from the point of view of israel to have the cia. conduct an intensive dialogue with their number one adversary is like i know the united states learning that israel has secret channel with osama bin laden from the point of view of israel this is not oh alice doesn't stop me that i was not less evil then any of the one of the most wanted terrorist that the united states are seeking to kill now that it's in i think that if the americans would hear that israel would do something like this they would turn this as nothing less than a severe betrayal of trust but nevertheless the united states continue with that i am convinced that. we are on the road on the way to the right road. that we really can draw closer to their golden age of peace prosperity and brotherhood i would say that the presiden

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am going to chat with you all like i chat with my students. ok? i want us to have some fun this afternoon talking about robert jackson. his friends called him bob. the was a great attorney general. a great supreme court justice. and, also, the chief prosecutor. thank you. the chief prosecutor at nurnberg. what i am going to do is talk about four specific incidences or episodes in his life advising president roosevelt. my main goal is for us to have fun, ok? but i also want us to learn some about the nature of the advisory process, and some of the ethical and moral problems that legal advisors run into. jackson was born in 1892. he lived on a farm in western new york. his father was well-to-do, but not wealthy. when you look at his childhood, it was like a pastoral idol of swimming, skating, hunting, hiking, horsemanship, he loved horses, he wrote horses his whole life. oddly enough, he never went to college, answer to need never went to law school. that was not unusual over 100 years ago. instead, he basically clerked with a lawyer. he did receive an astonishingly good liberal arts education from two high school teache

three rants in twitter tweeting that dished tweeting shots he took about a patriots owner robert kraft. >> i amd that i don't have to be seen as tacitly supporting him anymore. >> brown also tweeted that he will quote not be playing in the nfl anymore. >>> thomas cook is one of the oldest and largest tour operators all of the bookings have now been canceled. last-minute negotiations to keep the british company afloat did fail forcing it to collapse. >> if customers have the flight booked out from uk today unfortunately your flight has been canceled. please don't go to the airport. if you're overseas on a thomas cook holiday then you can continue to enjoy your holiday. >> the british government does have a plan to bring home 160,000 uk travelers costing $750 million. they demanded thomas cook cough up $200 million by sunday to stay in business. >>> minimum wage could soon gradually be going up in the north bay under proposed ordinance the wage it big businesses with 100 employees or more would be no less than $13 an hour starting january 1. and no less than $15 an hour starting july 1. those wit

i am sorry, i'm sorry, there is a great little place in jamestown, the robert h jackson center that has some real neat stuff there if you like stuff. what was the second question? >> and where did he go to school? mr. casto: high school in jamestown. well, i think he actually went to a smaller high school outside of jamestown. there were three people in his high school class. and he did a year past high school work with two very capable high school teachers. >> thank you. mr. casto: you're welcome.

you know, i really am grateful, like-- robert: i think that's probably one of the reasons why "soul riseth people, because of all these influences and that feeling behind it all. all right, well, i'm glad you're staying with us to convey some of that for us, all right? versoul: thank you. thanks for getting it out. robert: well, again, the apature 2019 music showcase, "life is your birthright," is on october 5 from 9.m. at the hotel utah at 500 fourth street in san francisco. and versoul will here for us, smeck.,shs perforg who's here with us? versoul: this is izzy, musician, guitarist, artist, emcee, and singer. and this is dj intellect. robert: all right, welcome. what are we going to hear? versoul: we're going to hear "all i got to do," which is a song off of my debut album "soul rise" that is out everywhere. robert: all right, what's the inspiration for this song? versoul: transforming trauma into triumph, and pain into power. robert: okay, and again, we want to remind everybody that versoul will be at the apature music showcase on october 5 at hotel utah. now versoul, enjoy. ♪ ♪ ver

robert: how about you, gary?amn international and cross cultural education works in three areas: curriculum development, teacher professional development, and online teaching. so, we teach courses directly to primarily high school students. and currently, we're teaching overseas courses as well to high school students in japan. robert: good idea to start there, huh? gary: mm-hmm. robert: as early as possible anyway, huh? give us an idea about this symposium. how did it go, and what was sort of the goals that you had going in? did you reach those goals? kenta: it is called the california-japan governors' symposium, and the idea was to connect the leaders of both countries. we had four governors from japan, so a prefecture is like a state. and then from california, we had the lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis come. robert: and what was maybe from spice's point of view, what did you want to see happen? did it happen? gary: yes, i had the good fortune to moderate one of the sessions during the symposium, which focus

i am joined by robert craig from the university of bristol law school. grey area between vellore and the unwritten constitution and politics is absolutely fascinating. you have been inside beryl morning. what do you make of what you have heard? it what do you make of what you have heard ? it is what do you make of what you have heard? it is purposeful. lord pannick is a silky advocate. he relied quite heavily on theoretical argument. he was pressed by another lord to move on from the academic theory, to the case law. he did move on eventually that it was interesting to see how much weight lord ten point had placed on academic opinion and comments. the central case, borisjohnson tried to silence parliament because he sees it as silence parliament because he sees itasa silence parliament because he sees it as a threat and an obstacle. —— lord pannick. to make the ii judges certain that was the motivation of the prime minister. what lord pannick said, in the absence of a witness statement, the court was entitled to infer from the evidence they had got and e

.] >> i am julie roberts speaking on behalf of the san francisco families union. i like the idea of listen to learn. as equity minded school i imagine the new school is familiar with impact over intent. i don't doubt the intent. we have to look at the impact. if we are asked to vote on whether or not they will implement the program put forth. in 2014 they said diverse by design k-through 12. the board of education thought they would be unable to implement. the board -- implement. they have created a majority white school with 52% white families. there are only five public schools in sfusd. they serve a fifth of the percentage of low income students and third of percentage of english language. if what they are asking for it would cap at 33%, one of the most affluent schools in the city. the impact on the students that is new school is not serving. there is another beautiful school community last board meeting mlk facing $300,000 in budget cuts related to enrollment. the board was able to restore that. each class of 60 students if new school were to expand to middle

robert c. o'brien. trump officially announced him on twitter, he wrote i am pleased to announce robert c.brien as the very special envoy for hostage affairs as our new national security adviser. he is a hostage negotiator for real. he got to know trump when he tried to get him to let melania go, and that didn't work out. but they became friends. he's also the guy he sent to swe sweden to free a$ap rocky. donald trump has now gone through more national security advisers than wives. meile, the first lady has a renovation project going. she's been fixing up the east wing, painting, refurbishing, patching up little fist holes in the wall. among the improvements she's making, she had to get the rug in the diplomatic reception room replaced because foot traffic had warn it down. unfortunately, when they found the old one out in the trash they found her in it and had to make her go blaack inside. she designed a rug for her husband's bathroom. and she designed a rug for mike pence at space force headquarters. the big project was the master bedroom. it is dated. it hasn't been remodelled in quite

so a tone has been set, you think, by robert mugabe, that may take a very long time to change? i amf violence in this country and you can'tjust blame robert mugabe for that, one also has to blame the intransigence of ian smith and the rhodesian front in the 1960s and 19705. of ian smith and the rhodesian front in the 1960s and 1970s. but certainly, robert mugabe perpetuated that culture of violence. it is now deeply rooted in our society. and it is going to take probably another generation to rid the country of that legacy. 0k, senator david coulthard, thank you very much today, talking to us from bulawayo in zimbabwe. the prime minister will be in scotland today, after losing a series of crucial votes in the commons. borisjohnson is expected to announce millions of pounds for the scottish farming industry, as he continues to press for a general election. labour are still warning they'll block an election to ensure the government can't leave the eu without a deal on october 31st. this morning, jeremy corbyn is hosting a conference call of opposition party leaders to discuss their ap

i am sure they are reviewing their options, but everyone is waiting to hear what they are going to do. tom: robertre here with us today. you have an group, exceptionally provocative phrase -- "iran is building leverage." discuss that. what leverage are they building? robert: the leverage they are building is to try to get a deal. to get sanctions, at least back to higher-level oil exports are the where they have been doing that is a couple things. number one, they have been --dually reversing their they have been operating centrifuges again, starting to move toward building more highly enriched uranium. they have been attacking tankers routing tanker traffic in the gulf. all of these things together i think show that, to the u.s. and , we have ways to hurt you as well. tom: let's talk about the microeconomics of oil. we have had an exogenous shock, i guess. what is demand dynamics right now, given the supply shock? robert: i think the other provocative phrases that we were talking about the geopolitics of oil on the demand side, and now it has gone back to the supply side. the story in the last 12

i am eddie mica julia you're welcome to the show zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe has died at the age of 95 nearly 2 years after being forced to resign well gobby was about wes' fast post independence leader and many remember him as the country's liberator but during almost 4 decades in office he ruled zimbabwe with an iron fist crush and dissent and laying waste the economy in a moment we'll hear what life was like on the mugabe but fast let's take a look at his somewhat complex legacy. robert mugabe's political career began in the 1960 s. with the formation of a radical anti colonialist movement dedicated to fighting white minority rule. after zimbabwe became independent in 1988 elections were held and robert mugabe's son apology borne by a landslide mugabe became the country's 1st black prime minister striking a turn a free conciliation and forgiveness despite his militant past. but hopes for a peaceful political transition and fulfilled. political tensions and violence between mcabee supporters and political opponents persisted about government forces were responsible for

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robert mugabe. if it wasn't for him, i don't know where we would be. i amt kind of a person. the kind of robert mugabe. to some, a caring leader, to others, an unrepentant tyrant. here lies a man of contradictions, who defined zimba bwe's history for decades. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers dawn foster from the guardian and the broadcasterjohn stapleton — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello there, the weather has been pretty dry, particularly in the south over the past few weeks, and there is more dry weather for much of the week ahead. high—pressure often in charge, it will feel quite warm by day, particularly later in the week, we will see some chilly nights to come, and a bit of rain in the forecast especially over the next couple of days in the north. that is down to this area of low pressure during saturday, it moves into the north of scotland but it will bring windy conditions across scotla nd will bring windy conditions across scotland with so

to the president of the united states and president trump made a very good choice in robert o'brien. as to iran, i amthat will act in a fashion to change iran's behavior. i support the idea of working on a regional coalition. i would like to see the president go to the u.n. and make the case that iran's behavior is an act of war against saudi arabia and must be dealt with firmly. whether or not the united nations would respond, i don't know. i appreciate the effort of the president to be measured when it came to the drone attack, but the point i'm trying to make is not what i think. it's what the iranians think and, clearly, they have not gotten the message. this attack on the oil refinery by any reasonable definition is an act of war. it is attacking the world economy. the stability of the oil markets throughout the world and in addition to attacking the refinery in saudi arabia, the iranians are increasing enrichment, putting them closer to a bomb. why does all this matter? if the arabs believe the united states and our allies throughout the world will not stop iran from marching toward a nuclear w

were more complementary, with raj kumar advising: iamjoined i am joined now by the bbc‘s editor of live political programmes, rob burley. roberthave the prime minister that night, but not andrew neil. you had to quite minorfigures. not a great start. i think two minor figures is unfair. we had the chief treasury secretary on the day of the major economic statement, we had a member of the shadow cabinet was close to jeremy corbyn. obviously i congratulate the piston programme for getting the prime minister that night, but it is interesting to me that if you look at the ratings, more people watched our show, with andrew neil, than that show with the prime minister. so i think there is a big draw for people who want to watch andrew neil, in a time of extraordinary politics, they want what many regard as the best interviewer in the business to hold people to account. so that is what happened. obviously it is about big names and big figures, that is part of politics, but also the issues under the questions, those are really the most important things. what we are trying to do is establish a few things on but very dramatic night. are

am a woman. i happen to have two daughters. but since when did historical figures like robert burns, christopherolumbu and alexander hamilton become am a woman. i have daughters. i also have a son and a husband and father. i recognize where we are at this moment in time. i have no problem adding women statues to central park. we should. but you are going to take down the male statues and replace them with women? how does that make any sense? >> i too have two daughters that i celebrate through history, cleopatra and elizabeth i and in modern times maggie thatcher and angela merkel. but i think this is just being used as a device to rewrite history. we started in the 70s with our textbooks where we rewrote the speeches of george washington and patrick henry. we left original quotes in and censors others because we thought they were too religious. i took comport going to mount vernon and seeing etched in sent to original statements of these founding fathers. i thought they can't take that away. trish: what you just said is an important reminder to every one to go back and read original text so you can see what was actually written a

. >> where people say robert i have to because where else am i going to get 3.9%. >> that's right.you ask them to do you know what you snon do you know what the risks are of what you own? and the assistance always later, i wish i had known. >> or i don't care right now. >> i wish i looked closer at the risks of what i owned. right now people are not looking or getting paid for the risks that they are taking. >> i definitely think if you have bonds in your portfolio, whatever that -- you have to find out is it a bond fund or you exposed to the underlying bond and what kind of -- these are questions if you never asked them before, ask them this week, just do yourself a favor, ask them this week. >> kelly's psas. >> we have a lot of psas today before we go, jp morgan have launched a tracker for president trump's tweets and they're calling. volfefe index. the goal is to quantity fight impact on the market by measuring rate volatility after his tweets they're saying that the market moving tweets by the president have increased dramatically lately and so has rate volatility so they're co

i think he means with whom we don't want to work very joining me is robert dobbie, we almost up our grammar, i am bigges tickler about that. somebody else read your lines for you. this is kind of intimidation. as common in hollywood and i should say that eric mccormick , he has a new instagram post out, i will get to that in a moment. but is this all just about hating on trump, or is this jus nothing new in your estimation? >> its increased. it's now on steroids. since the 20s commit 1920s, the communist party has infiltrated socialism, american and especially hollywood. lending new that culture was a point to capture. and you were talking about ronald reagan earlier who was a bleeding heart liberal in the beginning and then he saw what the left were doing with issues that they were using them for something else, they weren't using them to help the people, but using them to five people, divide people, there was a meeting at an actresses house let's say that debra the debra messing of the day. they were the communist of hollywood, the socialist, and reagan went up to speak, he crashed the meeting

i am david westin at the -- in midtown manhattan. robert served as vice chairman of the federal reserve. i sat down with him at the global business forum and asked what he thought about the economic uncertainty facing the u.s. central bank. guest: i think there are issues but not crises. one of the issues is what is the right direction for interest rates and we saw in the most decision,eral reserve a couple folks saying we should --e 50 basis points the interest rates they target, the fed funds rate and the side of the balance sheet and how that is being adjusted and what that implies about liquidity and also the overall state. david: some people suggest we should be increasing the balance sheet. we have stanley fischer, ray mini talking about helicopter. the government would borrow fiscal stimulus and the central tok would buy that debt finance it. does that make sense to you? , superduperfischer thinkers. one has to be careful to respect the independence of the fed, and so it might be that when you -- , perhaps inlus europe, more fiscal s

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something that important should only be revealed via tweet. ( as trump ) "i am pleased to announce that i will name robert c. o'brien, currently serving as the very successful special presidential envoy for hostage affairs at the state department, as our new national security advisor. i have worked long and hard with robert. he will do a great job!" ( laughter ) so-- so-- ( cheers and applause ) so, that's interesting-- he hired a hostage negotiator, someone who is known to talk madmen down from the brink. that will come in handy: "mister president, we know you're locked in the oval office, and we don't want you to do something you'll regret. think of your family-- wait, no. think of something you love. think of-- think of a bucket of fried chicken, sir! think of the nuggets." ( laughter ) and trump has worked closely with o'brien before, most recently, when president trump sent him as a special envoy to a$ap rocky's swedish assault trial. i did not realize that a$ap rocky was being held hostage. what was sweden asking for in return? "mama mia iii?" ( laughter ) but hostage negotiator doesn't seem like a

is supposed to be with all due respect it's only he's for robert if i'm not bought off of the senate or distinguished scholars like yourself am i right absolutely that this is the problem of writing about this there is developed over the last 50 plus years since john f. kennedy appointed me george bundy to this position there's developed a consensus among analysts and people who work and to go. what about what the national security advisor should and should not do and a lot of that has involves a low profile being a reliable broker between the president and other aides in the in the president's office and generally making the policy process work smoothly but he and bolton has essentially been the antithesis of this plan the problem is of course the president chooses presidents don't necessarily read our books or even if they do they don't follow our recommendations but on the other hand when the ball tonight was a point of it sound jitters around the world many thought that this white house would be the most hawkish average and we know that mr bolton did push for getting more mass killer so to say on iran i mean israel in nor

is supposed to be with all due respect it's only he's for robert if i'm not bought off of the senate or distinguished scholars like yourself am i right absolutely that this is the problem of writing about this there is developed over the last 50 plus years since john f. kennedy appointed me george bundy to this position there's developed a consensus among analysts and people who work and to go. from about what the national security advisor should and should not do and a lot of that has involves a low profile being a reliable broker between the president and other is in the in the president's office and generally making the policy process work smoothly but he and both it has essentially been the antithesis of this plan the problem is of course the president chooses presidents don't necessarily read our books or if they do they don't follow our recommendations but on the other hand when the ball tonight was a point of.

am playing catch-up. i'm siting here trying to put all this together and robert matthews decides it is time to strike outr and they say who are our greatest jewish influence enemies? they came up with norman leader, a prominent producer, comedy shows and morris d. and then they looked at man named alan burke. he was a very prominent personality in denver, colorado, and becoming a very prominent personality kind of throughout the country because he had his own radio show that was widely broadca broadcast. he was a jew and he was a very, very obnoxious individual. >> stop. i am fed up with you. get out of here! >> alan burke got on the radio and called white supremacists on this show and continually talk down to them and insulted them and laughing at their believes and every time a person get ready to answer, burke cut them off and said something insulting to them. >> hey, yes. both of you hang up, cowards. >> one of the guys who was also ahead of the clan is as guy named david lane. david lane called in and burke ate him up. he went after him. >> i think the jews are stick. burke insulted him. so they dec

arness mincing am joining us from harare with the news of the passing of robert mugabe thank you so much for your time we will continue to speak more about the very complicated legacy of 95 year old robert mugabe the country's 1st prime minister of course being 95 he had been in poor health and he led the country for 30 years before being ousted in a military coup we will have much more on the passing of robert mugabe and his legacy all hell the agony algorithm is next. over the decades millions of arabs have moved from the middle east many refugees but others economic migrants taking their skills abroad. al-jazeera world meets to doctors to forge new lives in a struggle and the u.s. . never forgetting their roots. but each committed to building a new life helping others. arabs abroad the surgeons on al-jazeera. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we have al-jazeera are fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passenger drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing to. uncover thos

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robert mugabe. if it wasn't for him, i don't know where we would be. i amrson, of the kind of mugabe. to some, a caring leader — to others, an unrepentant tyrant. here lies a man of contradictions, who defined zimba bwe's history for decades. four people have died in spain as heavy rain and flash—flooding continue to batter the south—east of the country shutting down regional airports and schools. spain's meteorological office forecast torrential downpours of up to 18 centimetres over 2a hours and warned that heavy rain was expected to affect parts of southern spain and the balearic islands including ibiza. 0livia crellin reports. without the tip of this road sign poking above the murky flood waters, it would be impossible to tell that just 48 hours ago, what now looks like a major river was a motorway. heavy rainfall in the south—eastern regions of valencia and murcia have been sweeping away cars and debris, and forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people as the river broke its banks. this half submerged band was the focus of rescue efforts as elsewhere f

the president, who is traveling in california, tweets, "i am pleased to announce that i will name robertrien, currently serving as the very successful special presidential envoy for hostage affairs at the state department, as our new national security adviser i have worked long and hard with robert he will do a great job!" as he notes there, he has served as a special envoy for hostage affairs at the state department for more than a year now, which means he is close to the secretary of state, mike pompeo. there were clearly indications following the departure of national security adviser john bolton who was much more of a hawk, that the president would be looking for someone who was a little bit more in line with pompeo in o'brien, he finds that individual o'brien also played a significant role as it related to securing the release of the wrapper a$ap rocky, you'll remember that, who faced assault charges in sweden in the recent past and this is significant in terms of its timing, of course at the beginning of next week, the president will head back to new york city for the united nation

am tired of waking up every day to bad news. another teammate was shot and killed. rest easy, terrel roberts. one of the strongest defensive backs to play the game. >> i saw that terrel roberts was shot and killed last night. i knew him at osu and he would bum rides from me when i was heading home. he was a great guy and will be missed. rest in peace. >>> the top story tonight. the heat. temperatures are warming so much that we have a heat advisory today. most areas in the 80s to 90s right now. how long the high temperatures are going to hang around. >> reporter: a big rise and more warming before we get to the cooling. anywhere from 6 to 13 warmer to half moon bay is 13 degrees cooler. napa is eight degrees warmer. in the 90s midland and 90s in oakland and 84 in san francisco. the wide temperature spread is not there. it warmed up a wh heat advisory lasts for one more hour. he goes away tonight but back tomorrow during the warm part of the day from 11 am to 7 pm. the temperatures will climb. not in san francisco. 70 degrees above average. just as warm in oakland. in lynn temperatures will cl

am. in simple line on your mobile and free. course. german. this is news africa coming up on the program the end of an era robert mugabe house died aged 95 was the former president of zimbabwe he was the freedom fighter for office you who told dictator we'll look at his somewhat complex legacy also coming out. was was on the leaves goodbye to cool francis he holds in moscow with a message warning of the dangers of corruption we'll hear from our course.

dershowitz: i am a victim of the me too movement, sure. >> virginia roberts has named many powerful men as people that she says she was directed to have sex with by jeffrey epstein, what do you say to this? prof. dershowitz: well, i never met the woman, i never heard of her, i never met her, and she we -- we got some emails recently that were sealed. they tried to seal it. we first tried to deep-six it, we subpoenaed the emails, but the lawyers for her said they didn't have any, but we finally got them. and in the emails, she admits that in 2011, which is nine years after she claimed she had sex with me seven different times in places i never was at, islands, ranches, airplanes, in front of my own house, she said i had sex with her. and then she came into my house, at the time i had a young daughter. we had video surveillance. at any event, she said she had sex with me 2002, then in 2011, she writes an email proving she never heard of me. she has to be told, oh, dershowitz, he's the guy who klausented mr. flaus -- von bulow, he's famous, you should put him in your book, this is all in e

. >> director and actor robert red fort wrote an op-ed about it today. he said i am name to the list of people including over 60 elected officials and organizations who have already signed letters of support. congratulations to all those bay savers and bay saviors to your perseverance to protect what the spanish explorers called the harbor of all harbors. >>> okay, got an ipad? apple put out an update today. it's the first of its kind. in the past, the ipad used the same program as the iphone. now the tablets can do more like using a mouse like a laptop. also a new gaming service called apple arcade. >>> new guidelines for people with arthritis who want to use medical marijuana. many patients were using medical marijuana, so now it's offering advice on how patients should use it. it's telling them to start with a low dose and then build up over time to find relief. and it's warning people not to use medical marijuana in place of regular prescriptions. but of course if you do have arthritis, make sure to talk to a doctor about medical marijuana before you use it. >>>

am actually a guy. host: i apologize about that, robert. go ahead. caller: it is ok. tually, i am really appalled ignorance and lack of knowledge that i hear both on the show, from all the people who have called so far. opinions, thisut science itself. this is a topic called planetary hear on and we never the media, from scientists themselves. being a scientist, i would like to educate everybody on the fact that the most important greenhouse gas is not carbon dioxide, but rather, water vapor, plain old h2o. there are other greenhouse gases. for example, methane, ch4. our studies of the solar system have taught us that -- we never called this climate change in years past. is a newomenon, this terminology, climate change. it is called in atmospheric science, mobile warming, due to the greenhouse -- global warming , due to the greenhouse effect. the question was, should schools be required to teach climate change? thedn't even understand immense amount of science from different fields -- chemistry, physics, astronomy, solar science. all of these go into understanding the