he's one of 5 members of the pink stinks team it's financed by donations.and we're in a completely run of the mill german city let's take a wander around the main shopping street and see what sort of gender stereotyping we can discover in the shop windows. we don't have to look far. enough apparently only girls in pink get their ears pierced and seriously how many parents would buy a little boy a while back suitcase with a picture of a unicorn not many boys get the blue ones with the puppies. on the top i have a daughter and she had a pink bicycle and i have a son who's 18 months younger than he now needs a bike too but even though he could just have the penguin because it's still in perfect condition i'd buy him a new one a blue one so i've been sold to items when i really only needed one. of our best mark you could just buy a green bike that's one solution sure then we come across this poster the slogan is practice makes perfect the city's construction industry is looking for trainees. it would have been nice if this campaign and aim for more diversity th

>> it's a pink wall. >> reporter: exactly. >> but it's a pink wall people use to construct an identityagram. >> reporter: he unabashedly capitalizes on a generation selfieob if someone's pink wall creates this much buzz he'll turn an entire block taking pictures. and it helped me become the most famous artist. >> reporter: do you see our obsessions with selfies and creating this facade, this idealized life that we're living, instead of being in the moment, is that a problem? >> it's not a problem like world hunger. it's silly. >> reporter: and in a twist, he claims his work fights against the most damaging part of selfie culture, the fear of missing out. >> fomo is brought about by an individual representing themselves at a time and place that is unattainable by others and democratizing those types of experiences that individuals are using to create fomo is a fun mission. >> reporter: you seem like you're having a lot of fun. >> well, i'm glad you can tell, too. >> reporter: one of his more recent and participatory projects, making the private jet experience available to those of us wh

or a pink -- i think it's a pink jewelry carousel or shoe ward drone. a whole range of -- perhaps we meager -- typically stereotypically female objects. so, i think, yes, this is a nice example of the way in which the world can actually give two different groups of people two different kinds of training opportunities, with quite profound effect. i will wiz through the rest of. the which is point out we know the experiences change the brain but attitudes and expectations can change the brain. and i was part of a bbc program which is aired two years ago actually looking at gender stereo types in the classroom, look at seven-year-olds, measuring self-esteem, belief in what they could do in the future, and these are seven-year-olds and then taking everything stereotypical out of the classroom, telling the teacher, off coaling the girls sweet pea and boys mate and try to treat the children same and this wasn't deliberate. it was quite unconscious, blue cupboards for boys coats and pink cubboard for girls coats and they got the children to paint the cupboards

a pink girl. >> emily: pink water is disgusting.roblem -- it's just enough to tell your friends and family and have a cake or whatever. everything has to be outdone for their personal, narcissistic reasons of having to get a ton of likes. remember the errors in a fire last year? 40,000 acres and $8 million because somebody wanted to tell the world -- >> greg: that was caused by a gender revealed party. shouldn't these people be sued? whoever has to do with this mess? >> dana: as the farmer from the field? i'm not much for extra litigation. i did i think that's necessary. but i'm glad people are excited about their kids. i think that's an exciting thing. >> jesse: is it really? >> dana: i think if i would ever had a baby, i would like to think i would waited to be surprised at the birth. i think that's god's gift to you. surprise! >> greg: i ge guess so jesse, you haven't revealed your gender yet. [laughter] >> jesse: you are all wrong on this. i am pro gender revealed for a few reasons. finding out the gender of your baby is probabl

through the pink patch project. >> i just wanted to thank the force for their thumb, their energeticport. it's just been an energy that's unsurpassed and the dedication is wonderful. >> now the pink patch project allows the police all over the country to wear a specially designed pink version of their department patch for breast cancer awareness. >>> in the combined normal fires with these significant wind events that's when we have our catastrophic fires. >>> more than 300,000 homes and businesses in northern california are scheduled to lose power as strong winds are forecast in increasing the fire >> also testimony this morning on capitol hill in the impeachment inquiry of president trump's phone call. we'll tell you why one of president trump's political appointees will be the major focus. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2 >>> and good morning back here to mornings on 2. >> it's going to be chillier and windier. >> today it's more west northwest and there's been gusts about 38. highs today 60s on the temps. still a little above except san francisco or close to it. we'

for "breakfast at tiffany's", and the "pink panther" movies. >> you said i was devastatingly funny, wicked even. but there was something dangerous about him. he seems to be turning to you to save him, fix him. >> but you have to remember, i was very used to that kind of thing, because you know, very big co-dependent with my own family. so i became that with blake. >> it was two years before she agreed to marry him. perhaps inside still that little girl, who believed if she sang her heart out she could somehow rescue her mother and stepfather. from their alcoholism and disappointment. >> you paint a portrait of a trampoline-kind of life, with this hypo condree yeah,condree , back pain. >> she writes about pulling him through volatile moves, even

and by the way, if you would rather get a pink shirt versus a pink patch, i can do that, too. i still have time to adjust. everyone just has to let me know their preference. no, you can -- some people can have both. >> do you have a picture of the shirt? does it have a logo? >> the sfpd batch in black and white, but a very bright pink shirt. if you are looking to message the cure, it definitely fits the bill, but you are promoting our fine department. >> okay. thank you. >> cancer. i'm sorry, did i not say that? this was obviously a -- well, maybe not so obvious. a fundraiser for cancer. it is our second year doing this. >> director weiland, remind us again and where the holiday party is going to be. >> yes. for all of you listening out there, brian and everybody else, our -- i know he watches these every single time. the holiday party going to be on tuesday, december 3, 5:45 to 9:00 p.m. at mezzanine at 444 jesse street. all of us will be there, and we'll have a very brief speaking program within the first hour. we have some small bites. we have d.j.s. we have other fun stuff

the accusations that he had accepted gifts of cigars and pink champagne and gave favours to get positive coverage have dogged the prime minister in recent years. but this is a marked development. reacting to the news, benjamin netanyahu was defiant. translation: we are witnessing an attempted coup against a serving prime minister, based on fabrications and a tainted, biased investigative process. i will not let them triumph. i will continue to leave the country according to the letter of the law with responsibility, devotion and concern for the security and future of us all. technically, mr netanyahu can remain in office. whether he will have the political support, remains to be seen. on the streets, protesters in support of and against the prime minister made their views known. it is unthinkable that the prime minister can continue in office while being indicted for such grave breaches of law. i think it is a shame. i think that netanyahu was the strongest figure israel has ever had on the world stage. i think that this was political motivated and it is a sad day for the country. israel

you need to know about the libya it's not alone it's one of many countries that were involved in the pink tide the sweep of left wing anti imperial governments in latin america the poorest people were brought out of poverty the i.m.f. the world bank which just sent countries into debt were being kicked out the oil companies were losing control and our government has needed it how dare people be brought out of poverty listen if half of the population isn't destitute do you have any guy. d.-a how hard it will be to get reservations at nice restaurants. not to mention there won't be any tickets to the good broadway shows i mean the reason most people enjoyed learning about the origins of america in the musical hamilton is because it's only for rich people. let's take a look at some of the other leaders of the pink tide and doris mann well as elia in 2009 july was removed by a military coup and then then secretary of state hillary clinton with the obama administration helped to make sure he could regain power then as well as former president hugo chavez he was the victim of a u.s. backed mili

in exchange, prosecutors claimed that the prime minister accepted a supply line of pink champagne andars. this is another friend of mr netanyahu's, a leading israeli businessman who owns a news website. he's involved in one of two cases where the prime minister is accused of doing deals to get favourable press coverage. mr netanyahu's legal problems have hung over israel's last two elections. he was hoping to get immunity from prosecution — that's one reason why there has been a deadlock in forming a coalition government. the prime minister's most loyal supporters remain firmly behind him. his opponents are saying he needs to step down, and his political allies will have to decide whether to stick with him. either way, mr netanyahu's made clear he'll continue to fight for his political survival. barbara plett usher, bbc news, jerusalem. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. two senior officials have been giving their testimony in the latest televised impeachment hearings on president trump. former us national security official fiona hill and david holmes, an aide in the u

from hot pink to rose gold.hn cena right there. thanks for starting your thursday with us. >> we do appreciate that. >> yep, and it is a good thursday, and we have tory johnson here with holiday "deals & steals" to help you check that name off your list. >> 'tis the season already. >>> a lot of news to starting with the early blast of winter, heavy snow, single windchills coming for most of the country. ginger back and telling us what we can expect. ginger? >> i wore my black lace today because i'm in mourning over fall because winter is trying to kill it, especially going into this weekend. look at oshkosh, wisconsin. video there from just yesterday, those roads very slick. we saw highways closed down in milwaukee and then in michigan, early this morning, mt. pleasant, the roads looking a little ugly too. that's the northern part slipping through fast. the southern part, flood watches from tulsa to fayetteville. it will be rain along the coast, and then interior new england to pick up a couple of inches of snow

. >>> and why starting today pink is take a big break from music. >> what's the worst that could happenshh. >>> and advice for lori loughlin. >> she's a mom with two daughters. >> then, wine? >> we are here with kevin for a big honor. >> "e.t." starts right now. >>> welcome to meadowwood napa valley. look who's with me, kevin bacon. or should i say mr. legendary actor. >> can you say that one more time? >> legendary actor. we are going to talk about that and your show "city on a hill." now ben stars in a new movie that hits close to home. >> i made a lot of bad decisions. i got a lot of regrets. >> ben plays an alcoholic in "the way back. that's his character bringing in the shower, fighting, and falling down the stairs. he says, quote, he was so proud of this one. >> keep pressing, trapping, taking charges. you guys earned this tonight. >> it is a role the actor can relate to. ben, who has been filming all week on the set of "deep water" in new orleans has been open and honest about his struggle. just last month after celebrating a weekend of recovery he relapsed the weekend before hal

just a bit by pink. >> i want to say thanks to pink because now i know we can cuss on this show, and of fred rogers for this month's "a beautiful day in the neighborhood" and a new behind neighborhood" an the scenes look, it takes more than a red cardigan to become the iconic star. hanks talking about his process to bring mr. rogers to the big screen. >> i started looking at many many hours of the half hour of "mr. rogers neighborhood." i read the scripts, his handwritten scripts of the show, but rather than try to go with a microscopic mole for mole imitation of fred rogers, it was a cadence, a quietness, a slowness. just take a minute and think about all the people who loved us into being. >> could there be anyone more perfect for this role besides fred rogers himself? >> you're actually going to be sitting down with tom hanks november 19th. >> can't wait. we're going to see the movie this week. >> i'm a little jealous. >> you may feel differently, he's my best friend. tom, you're my best friend >> just ahead, the remarkable story of a woman who was adopted from war torn vietnam by

. >> he's a pink dog and blind, rescued by melissa shapiro when he was just one pound, and petrified. >> i didn't know what to do for him, he was so tiny. >> reporter: but piglet wouldn't give up neither did melissa. >> i said if we are going to keep him then he's going to >> reporter: she started posting videos on social media. followers fell in love, including third grade teacher trisha brijot, who thought her students could learn something from a little pink dog. >> what could you take that piglet taught you into your own life >> i should persevere more and try harder at things >> reporter: they call it the piglet mindset. >> no matter who you are or, like, what disabilities you have, you could still do stuff. >> reporter: it's been so successful here, piglet's lesson is now taught in schools across the country >> they empathize so much with him. i mean, i want my students to grow up and be successful and be happy but more importantly, i want them to be good people >> when things get hard, put yourself in >>ou're fit. there you go >> reporter: learning life's biggest lessons thanks

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i want to sparkle. >> speaking of, come on, pink. >> i mean really? always look dirty, and then dirty elbows at 45 is not -- not te right now. >> what does me time look like when up get that me time? >>ny kind of appeal, a radio frequency treatment, li like tht stuff. have a theory if it hurts, it's going to hav better results. >> do you see your fashion style influence your girls or are they figuring out their o style? >> they're so cool because they're so like -- they're so free, you know,nd it's so beautiful. and i ner like -- i don't push ke dresses. i don't push anything on them. i'm just like,ou want toear ur jammies to the market? wear your jammies to the market. >> a girl wore her puppy halloween costume to class today, and i was like why not? >> that was so cute. >> wll be right back. > but fir, black panther star chadwick bosen plays a bridges.ityetective in 21 he uncovers a conspiracy while hunting down cop killers. >> i will fdhim. >> it's a movie about justice but at the same time justifyin why you do the thing you do. >> siea miller is a

any type of explosive devices is just -- it's not worth it. >> molly, i mean, pipe bombs, you saw a pink bull, fires these things are getting out of control. >> completely out of control the trend is relatively new. they started small like colored cakes and confetti and as you heard from that sheriff, though, there is actually a way to make these announcements and keep everyone safe jose >> i think that's a very good point. thank you so much. >>> when we come back, would you walk away from a spot in the nba? meet the man who left pro sports for his real dream job a star basketball player has given up his place in the nba for an even bigger dream united states army soldiers standing tall, but one lieutenant stands a little taller than the rest >> yes, sir. >> at seven feet, marshall plumly's height is unrivaled as is his career path before he did plane jumps like this, he took jump balls a high school all-american, plumly had two big dreams. >> if you loved being on a team and being a part of something bigger, there are two things you can do -- you can go play for duke, or you can join th

country if segregated and treated correctly this trash and generate revenue and organization in mumbai pink. is working toward sending the smallest amount of garbage to the dump. shell who can do as a spend about 15 years working with waste the journey from grace because to an operator of a bio gas system has been warning. she now works at the doctor institute of social sciences a number where she's putting kitchen raise good use. the topic enables yeah. instead of throwing trash at me it's used to produce gas and when you know demand there are benefits just as well the gas can be used to cook a lot so there's a lot of the generated from the stratosphere and the water house can also be recycled nothing is wasted by a body. when there were 5. shell who can do has been working at the institute for the past 6 years thanks to the bio guess plant has processed about a 1000 tons of food waste and generated by a gas equivalent to 2080 cylinders like this one. the money basically goes from a 37 years ago we had a huge problem because we were clueless as to how to dispose of that huge amount of food

. >> it's the tear jerker even pink can't get enough of. >> two words "steel magnolias." >> it's 30 yearsdle that, but i love dolly parton. i've always loved dolly parton. she's incredible. >> but here are some things you might not know about these steal magnolias. for starters julia roberts was just 20 years old when she landed her break-out role. >> pink is my signature color. >> it was a huge learning experience. you know what i mean? i was with all these women and there was this enormous wealth of information about everything, not just acting, but life. these women were dropping all these pieces of information like wet sponges. i was running around trying to pick them all up and i like wanna keep this one and i wanna remember this. so it was a big time for me. >> by the time filming wrapped, julia was dating her co-star dylan mcdermott. they were even engaged before calling it quits in 1990. another secret from the set -- dolly and daryl had to go to beauty school to play their parts in the movie. >> this is going into the hairdo hall of fame. >> and remember this scene? yeah. dolly w

>> pink. >> reporter: can we call it a red? >> we can call it a red. >> reporter: but it's pink?it a red. >> reporter: official color on that car, by the way, is raspberry. >> which is somewhere between pink and red. >> thanks to those guys at ford and chevrolet. ultimately this comes down to the car manufacturers. and in statements to cbs, gm pointed to a customer-driven trend to larger vehicles and said household incomes are up and interest rates are low so they think on a relative basis, new vehicles are actually a steal. chevrolet told us its prices are based on what the customer wants and feels they are worth and ford declined to comment overall. they're saying the customers want these bigger, better vehicles. i don't think the customer wants 600 billion in new auto debt. >> and a loan that spreads out over six, seven, eight years. that's a lot of interest you pay. >> oh, yeah. >> we used to think three to four years was a long time. >> a little part of the american dream is just floating away now. >> i bet you would look good in that raspberry car. >>> a highly contagious v

. ♪ bye-bye, pink door. skyler: bye, pink door. charlotte: bye, casery.is: i'm excited to get the ball rolling on this new project. the team is moving out of their old casery office... charlotte: to get ready for t-mobile and stuff, we need a lot of -- we're going to need you guys a lot. lemonis: ...and into my office in downtown l.a. charlotte: thanks for having us. sunshine: we're here. lemonis: what? sunshine: oh, my god. lemonis: and with 10 days to actually get the pitch ready, there is no time to waste. okay. come on. i'm going to show you your space. xavier: all right charlotte: cool. oh, my gosh. xavier: that's pretty sweet. charlotte: this is so cool. lemonis: maybe, charlotte, we can start with your t-mobile plan, and it's, like, literally 10 days from now. charlotte: 10 days. xavier: i ain't scared. lemonis: what? i am. [ laughter ] you're not scared, but i am. so, charlotte, we'll give you the board. we'll pull some chairs up, and we'll start making a list of things we need to do. charlotte: yeah. okay. sounds good. lemonis: ooh! charlotte: fi

let's take a look at some of the other leaders of the pink tide and doris mann well as elia in 2009 july was removed by a military coup and then then secretary of state hillary clinton with the obama administration helped to make sure he could regain power then as well as former president hugo chavez he was the victim of a u.s. backed military coup in 2002 and even our beloved u.s. military propaganda outlet the new york times alternately admitted that look who was us but they said it was 100 wise but we weren't done with venezuela if it 1st you don't succeed keep me in a bucket of. chavez's successor nicolas maduro has just recently defeated yet another us backed coup attempt in fact we're getting so sloppy that our own aid agency usa id was recently found to be funding the coup leaders she says christ don't we know how to launder money. that. you can. you just give it to a guy and tell him to give it to the other guy was that so hard if that's not going to work then you take the money and you buy a bunch of chickens ok then you give the chickens to the cool eaters and you tell these ot

nbc's chris clacken with expert advice on who and which list to trust this holiday season >> it's a pinkchristmas mornings, parents often rely upon hot toy lists. >> a toy list is just a place for a parent to start researching. >> reporter: research but be reasonable and aware >> so do toy companies pay to be on the toy lists >> at the end of the day, yes. there's money going back and forth between the manufacturers and the retailers to be on the list >> reporter: jim, ceo of toys, tots, pets, and more, ttpm for short, who is quick to suggest you look at multiple hot lists >> there's so many independent resources. we're one. so many others out there you can go out and research your toy. >> that tick kls. >> reporter: ttph picked tickle me elmo and monster high dolls as hottest toys of the year. >> the passenger seats recline. >> reporter: they offer reviews on some 2,500 toys each year and don't charge for placement on their list. >> so what's on ttpm's hot toy list this year >> right now, it's the lol omg dolls. if you do get your hands on t ie >> reporter: chris clacken, nbc news >> lo

certain way because it is not just about, you know -- revealing that gender it is also about having a pinkue cake and feeding into stereotypes that men and woman are supposed to be in a certain way and i think for me that's a gripe that i have is they feed into this bigger picture of men and women supposed to be in a certain way. >> what's wrong with that? and throughout the world boys are boys and girls are girls, and if a family wants to reveal the gender of the baby with friends and family on camera -- what's wrong with sharking that exciting surprising experience with people that you love how is that wrong? and so what -- and so what if it feeds into anything? >> i don't think it is wrong for people to want to celebrate their child or the gender of their child. but i think these sort of parties as i said just feed into these sort of stereotypes and i think people need to be more aware of what it could mean because gender stereotypes cause all things in society that are are not positive for anyone regardless of whether you're a boy or a girl and, of course, when you aring having these p

girl can definitely like pink but i think we need to be aware that things aren't always like that.e can like different thing, and express themselves in different way. and i think we just need to be aware of it because when we have a gender reveal party and do these thing we're feeding into image that they should be a certain way and all i'm saying is people need to be more aware and think about this a bit more. >> okay well i'm thinking about it. and -- inch well -- [laughter] do you have many children? >> yeah i have two girls. we did not have a gender reveal party. the big surprise was that it was twins. [laughter] that was my big surprise. [laughter] all right. owl -- you're a a hoot. thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. >> all right disney slaying disclaimers on classic cartoons. warning children about what they're about to see. abby and carly tell us is this right or is this wrong? - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi grill. get the perfectly grilled flavors of an outdoor grill indoors, and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do even more, like transform into an air fr

these areas of white and pink are patchy frost areas. a chilly day ahead. back to you. >> vianey, thank you. >>> new this morning, the reward to find the person responsible for throwing objects, possibly shooting, at cars along 101. $4,000 is offered. chp says 42 incidents in the prunedale area since february. on sunday a van was hit, the rear driver's side window. nobody hurt. >>> the search is on for a missing bay area grandmother believed to be with her two grandchildren. >> relatives say they spoke with 75-year-old sandra young on sunday. they say she suffers from a slight case of dementia. young has had custody of her 9 and 7-year-old grandchildren since they were babies. they were all last seen at young's dialysis appointment in fairfield monday. that's when she told family she would later pick up a turkey at her sister's home in vallejo but never showed. police have been tracking her lie accepts placense plate. her daughter-in-law tells us they just want her home safe. >> they did a ping on the license plate going through the cameras. she was in cont

from man of the rock band pink floyd roger waters has spoken out angrily about what's happening to you sanjay in an interview with r.t. it does come amid fears that whistle blows extradition to the u.s. is now more likely after sweden dropped a 2010 rape case against him america accuses him of conspiring to hack government computers if convicted he may face up to 175 years in jail he's currently in belmarsh prison in the u.k. his extradition hearing is set to take place in february which waters told us that the sound is a political prisoner. there's no process of little big followed at the moment somebody somebody bank up in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every 24 being slowly murdered by the state because he told uncomfortable truths about war crimes committed by the united states of america. it surely purely political this is a political prisoner he's been hung out to dry as a warning to others others who might decide that they might be journalists that they might fulfill that function as journalists by informing the public and the electorate of what goes on secretly in their name so t

there are still to come for this iraq group pink floyd's front man has spoken to r.t. about his dismay about what is happening to the whistleblower judy in the sun to have this view yourself right. the markets are making. interesting the money that is being force fed and see the. markets like draining the liver of a duck farm it has to come from somewhere a lot less let's dig into the us a little bit more. welcome back now the issue of free speech on campus is making headlines again u.k.'s oxford brookes university counts to talk by a feminist artist after she was accused of discriminating against transgender people. rachel is a trans exclusionary radical feminist who frequently shows transphobia discourse on her social media we firmly believe that inviting such speakers infringes upon academic freedom brooks i don't believe i'm trying to fight back i don't believe i said anything trans trans firebreak. i mean we're having a discussion based on no facts and you know that's quite worrying and we should be dealing with facts i mean you'd be interested to see what their d

you're jackson thank you after the break award winning journalist greg palast on the return of the pink tribe surging across latin america from chile to brazil to ecuador and we explore the global traumas of the new ridley scott produced netflix film of great bird with the film's award winning director watch what's going on over there more coming up in part 2 of going underground. and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of politics to the people and promises that you know we've all bought the truth. right pretty rough. now you want to. know 5. welcome back in the 1st half we heard from one of chile's most popular politicians about the struggle to free the country from the constitution of u.s. u.k. backed dictator augusto pinochet but for more of that and other fights for democracy taking place now for america i'm joined now by skype by award winning muckraker greg palast who's in los angeles california greg thanks so much for coming back on so we heard from a chilean politician you've been one of the world's greatest communicators about globalization what sit made you feel seei

the future for the pink shuttle drivers and for afghanis is uncertain.own company in the future, if we four women who are working together co—operate with each other. we can have many cars in the future and continue our work together. gail maclellan, bbc news. for the first time in more than a century, a manuscript featuring the writing of queen elizabeth i has been discovered. a handwriting expert has pieced together clues from the document, after it was found in the library of lambeth palace. david sillito reports. so, giles, whatare we looking at here? it's a translation into english of a section of the work of the roman historian tacitus. it's been sitting here on a shelf at lambeth palace for hundreds of years and no—one was very interested in it, until a researcher one day started looking a bit more closely and realised this wasn't the work of a 16th century academic, but someone rather more famous. the thing that is a really exciting discovery which hadn't been established by anybody before now is that it is written by — and in some cases in the h

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still the comment rock group pink floyd's frontman has spoken to r.t. about his dismay at what's happening to whistleblower julian sun's story and more after the break. but politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president which. was something i wanted. to go right to the press this is like a book for 3 of them will be good. i'm interested always in the lives of. this city. i have concern about new technologies and i think society should and i and i try to help them get engaged in those concerns. but we also should have concerns about doing nothing doing nothing is extraordinarily risky in the world with some point 5000000000 people at a series of over ancient technologies that are not necessarily suitable for tomorrow. and. welcome back here as congress has passed a bill in support of hong kong protesters president trump is expected to sign it into law despite delicate trade talks with china the move has angered by raising. you know she's doing with. home kong just part of china and ho

you need to know about bolivia it's not alone it's one of many countries that were involved in the pink tide the sweep of left wing anti imperial governments in latin america the poorest people were brought out of poverty the i.m.f. the world bank which just sank countries into debt were being kicked out the oil companies were losing control and our government had heated it how do they are people be brought out of poverty listen if half of the population isn't destitute do you have any idea how hard it will be to get reservations at a nice restaurants. not to mention there won't be any tickets to the good broadway shows i mean the reason most people enjoyed learning about the origins of america in the musical hamilton is because it's only for rich people. let's take a look at some of the other leaders of the pink tide and doris mann well as elia in 2009 july was removed by a military coup and then then secretary of state hillary clinton with the obama administration helped to make sure he could regain power then as well as former president hugo chavez he was the victim of a u.s. backed

fill the comma rock group pink floyd's front man has spoken to r.t. about his dismay at what's happening to the whistleblower join us on that story and more after the break. markets are making new all time. interesting the money that is forced into the. markets like draining the liver of a bra farm has to come from somewhere a lot less let's dig into this little bit more. welcome back the u.s. congress has passed a bill in support of hong kong protesters president trump is expected to sign it into law despite delicate trade talks with china but the move has angered beijing. she's done with him gone home kong trying to lose in hong kong affairs are trying as internal affairs going to the united states should you stop interfering or it will be he by negative because he wishes to join you will have to take strong counter measures to defend its national sovereignty child development interesting to shoot them when they don't the bill called the hong kong human rights and democracy act will allow sanctions to be imposed on those officials who suppress human

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still to come in the program rock group pink floyd's front man has spoken to r.t.m. about his dismay at what's happening to the whistleblower join us. for you after the break. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream 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 we're watching closely watching the hawks. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. somebody wanted. to go right to the press to see what the full story of the more people get. interested always in the lives of. their citizens. welcome back the issue of free speech on campus is making headlines once again the u.k.'s oxford brookes university canceled a talk by a feminist artist after she was accused of discriminating against transgender people. rachel is a trans ex

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dulwich hamlet will need every one of their pink and blue army tonight.armed celebration and her pink hair. but fifa‘s player of the year megan rapinoe was also credited for her strong stance on equal pay. now she‘s spoken out about racism in football. elenor roper went to meet her. the world cup will go down as her tournament. she scored the most goals, won the best player and co—captain the us to world cup victory. how does it feel notjust to be the face of women‘s football but also the face of women‘s sport around the world ? but also the face of women‘s sport around the world? it is a little strange. going through most of my career and then at the end of it becoming this player, performing the way that it did in the world cup, it isa way that it did in the world cup, it is a little strange but i am embracing it. in terms of playing, do you hope to play at the next world cup? i don't know yet. i am always, i have said i want to play as long as i can so i will take some time after the olympics and see what i don‘t want to cut it so short. you have such

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