abie: the speech didn't last for six minutes. but i could feel my emotions move from one of anger and revenge to remorse. feeling sorry for the country in and the family and his kids, to one finally when he got to the end of the speech, the words that he spoke brought me to another level of understanding. ray: after his talk here, kennedy went back to the hotel. he was scheduled to meet with a group of african-american leaders. after his speech, that meeting went on. it was highly charged atmosphere, as you can imagine, with king's death. but kennedy kind of smoothed things over and made sure they knew they had a friend in him and his campaign aide. they could always call on him if they had any questions or problems while he was going to be in indiana. i think they were mainly upset that they had lost a beloved leader. they were upset about that. and here is an establishment figure in robert kennedy. i think they took out a lot of their anger on him because he was there at the time. kennedy took it with good grace. he did point o

but it's advice light bonus like a match league leaders abi leipzig played host to promote his side when you don't believe in and even though own your own have proven so hard to beat this season lot pallid possibilities 3 want to retain their standing as the league's top docs. like 6 boy wonder coach juliet not goldman led his team into the 2nd half of the season sitting on top of the bundesliga but it was the upstarts from berlin who drew 1st blood as bhutto opening the scoring in just the 10th minute much to the delight of the legions of visiting fans sebastian anderson outfoxing a defender and putting through on goal. i. came out swinging in the 2nd tower though and it took old reliable team over not just 6 minutes to equal i this time to fail to clear a long ball instead feeding it to van. and 6 minutes later leipsic took the lead myself savita hitting the target to light up the home crowd of my the austrian there to clean up after some pinball and power it past keeper rough of it. then in the waning minutes venice struck again to back his brace and become the just leaguers top score

discoveries are likely to emerge in football germany's bundesliga could have a new table later this weekend abi leipsic have held on to the top spot for 5 consecutive match days but after losing last week their lead has become slender. rb leipsic aside unbeaten since october couldn't continue that run last weekend in frankfurt losing 2 goals to none the eagles despite struggling a bit this season have serious punching power in their own backyard wife 6 slightly bruised can't afford another slip up dropping points against could see their table we disappear only success guarantees leipzig remain stable leaders and their coach is in taking. some foreigner. we've got a good tempo up front they play the long ball game well. they have a clear pattern of play when they win but the ball. cresswell is a team a salzburg under market was a. dozen there are a lot of parallels there their development in the 1st half of the season shows that a lot of good work is being done they are where they are on merit and it's a top much on saturday i'm some stuck. lost their 1st fixture against the bulls this season bu

well in football the win is nader could have a new table later this weekend abi like you said have held on to the top spot for 5 straight match days but often using last week the need has become very slender indeed only 2 points separate leipsic and saturday's opponents burst invention blood back to sit in 3rd place and also hold the hopes of a league title. rb leipsic aside unbeaten since october couldn't continue that run last weekend in frankfurt losing 2 goals to none the eagles despite struggling a bit this season have serious punching power in their own back yard life 6 slightly bruised can't afford another slip up dropping points against glaad could see their table e disappear only success guarantees leipzig remain stable leaders and their coach isn't taking a lot like. him for. his temple on the field we've got a good tempo up front they play the longbow game well. they have a clear pattern of play when they win but the ball. press well as a team a sulzberger did under michael was a. dozen there are a lot of parallels there their development in the 1st half of the season shows t

aby: i can explain it as monetary economist with some experience in that and say ok, in a financial crisise idea was for a short. of time to have negative interest rates. what we are seeing thou in terms of the implications in the -- though in terms of the implications is -- people are not spending money, in fact to they are saving more than they did before. there is the opposite impact. it is not stimulative. we of course to see the impact in the united states. our fed has pushed back against the idea of negative yields and get our yields are much lower than they would be because of what is happening in other countries. goodfriend, his criticism of professor goodfriend's work is that people of you are in the ethereal of economics, talking to chairman powell and the rest of us are out here with negative interest rates. it does not work. his chairman powell aware that in 2020, there is almost a social need to normalize rates back to be -- the incentives that we knew? abby: i have great confidence in chairman powell and did team that he has -- the team that he has. i think they see the pragm

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abi smitton reports.ngineer benita mehra was only appointed to the grenfell inquiry panel last month. since then, victims' families have raised concerns about her former role as president of the women's engineering society. it received funding from the charitable arm of arconic, the company that supplied the cladding to grenfell tower. her resignation comes after survivors and families complained to the prime minister. they had threatened to boycott the next phase of the inquiry. in a letter to the prime minister, she said she hoped to use her experience in the construction industry to help the inquiry discover how and why the devastating fire happened. but she admitted her previous role had caused serious concern for people. borisjohnson thanked her for her commitment and said he was grateful for her sensitivity to the work of the inquiry. in a statement, grenfell united, the group representing survivors and the bereaved, said the resignation helped to lift growing anxiety ahead of phase two but that the

mourning what very cold the death of football in light sake due to the club's commercial background. full abi critics liked 6 team is a marketing of a certain energy drink company and the opposite of famously grassroots club own yone i'm the funeral atmosphere continued inside the stadium with visiting founds taking their seats just before kick off and then staging a silent protest for the 1st 15 minutes or so they tried because just 10 minutes in they couldn't contain themselves as a bust on anderson put mario us buthe through on goal for a memorable open a and boots has 1st away goal in the bundesliga like sake have pushed up high but with fate at least slow out of their blots as an aggressive when your own seized possession and they opportunity i'm the hosts needed time to get over the shops setback patrick shake with their 1st real shuns and that's when seaforth minutes of the league leaders did enjoy it the lion's share of the bull but on you owned sure that that defenses and stood strong and even when light sig did break through they got in their own way so i o. who come a cano blocked

was a good match the 19 year old norwegian cost 20000000 euros from austrian side abi salt spoke he's been one of the most talked about players this season and for good reason scoring 28 goals in 22 games so far as a rate of one every 52 minutes as far as his new teammates are concerned could be the missing piece of the puzzle. that line about kind it's been a while since we've had a strike like him into english it's always positive how someone who's not just big but also fast and technically strong so he brings something different for sure what i'm discussing. dortmund are well known for developing talented young players all in fits into that category it's now for him to live up to the hype. this is news and these are our top stories the burial of iranian general for some some of the money has been postponed after more than 50 people were killed in a stampede during his funeral procession the military commander was killed in a u.s. drone strike on friday millions of people have been gathering on the streets of iran to pay tribute as his remains have been transported through the count

good much a 19 year old norwegian cost 20000000 euros from austrian side abi salt spoke he's been one of the most talked about players this season and for good reason scoring 28 goals in 22 games so far as a rate of one every 52 minutes as far as his new teammates are concerned could be the missing piece of the puzzle. it's been a while since we've had a strike like him indorsements it's always positive to tell someone who's not just big but also fast and technically strong so he brings something different for sure because we. don't mind a well known for developing talented young players all in fits into that category it's now for him to live up to the hype. now the top stories we're following for you on t w news more than 50 people have been killed in a stampede at the funeral of the of sas needed a rally in general for some sort of money almost $200.00 people are reported injured in the crash after days of ceremonies and perceptions the burial of stolen money has now begun. coming up next on news is news asia and these stories the student who became a sexual predator in the case of

the window of his constituency office in the eastern city of hala sinegal born chemist karama budge abi became one of germany's 1st black lawmakers when he was elected to the federal parliament back in 2013 a member of the germany since her left s.p.d. social democrats john b. has been the subject of racist slurs and is office window has been smashed in the past. all right my colleague carol has been on the story for she joins me now what more do we know about this as you mentioned. actually currently the only african born m.p. in germany he moved here from some of the many years ago he posted a photo of the aftermath on his twitter account we just want to show that to you here it is this is that picture and you can see at least 3 holes there and the window of his office he writes in the tweet he says an office window with his likeness was littered with what he says are several bullet holes police are investigating this they say they were likely air pellets it doesn't seem that those objects penetrated both both panes of glass and you represent as you mentioned the city of hala in easte

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for the bundesliga standings and we will say abi lops extending their lead at the top to 4 points by munich late for a buck in the 2nd place don't men remain in for taking a look downstairs in the bottom half no team is very far from going to frankfurt in cologne it's moved up to not just. your watching thinkable a news from all of us here let's watch. it it's time to take one step further and face the answer. time to search the no one for the. time to overcome down dreams and connect the world it's time for t.w. . coming up ahead. in december 28th china marks the 40th anniversary of its economic reform program president xi jinping announced that the efforts would continue. to find that there is no text book for reform and development. and no one is in a position to dictate to us what we should or should not do. she's warning was almost certainly directed at u.s. president donald trump who has criticized china's trade policies since the day he took office. they engage in relentless product dumping. forced. technology transfer and the theft of intellectual property but those days are

nick: at this point you understand some of the guilt you felt was irrational.you talk abi survival guiltstant to logic. atwhat does mean? adam: if you would ask me if i lt guilty for anything, i did in afghanistan around the time i started to have this breakdown. i would have said no. the guilt is masking something else. when i was over there and saw these things i felt afraid, but i did not feel sad. i thought, i do not have a right to say i have ptsd. when i saw it happen ithid not feel ag. nick: you mean you kno t guys wo weough worse? getting his leg shot off, being kill. that is traumatic. simply witnessing it, there are light years between those two experiences. that is something ilorestle with nick: [indiscernible] adam: i remembered that when i left afghanistan i had -- life was incredible. you see people do bad tngs, but you see people do extraordinarily good things. it is good to be reminded of that. trying to get back a little bit of that way i felt. that the end o deployment, you are looking forward to life. nick: it seems to me this is where your s grandfather'ry comes in. a

. >> the president responded to the aby tweeting out this image of the american flag. iran's supreme leader is warning a harsh retaliation is waiting for the u.s. >>> anti government protesters are gathering in central baghdad and have mixed reactions to the death of the top general. not only was the general killed by the deputy commander of an iran-backed militia in iraq was killed. some thought it was a good thing believing it would be helpful in eliminating corrupt parties destroying iraq. others say the united states and iran should settle their problems outside of iraq. retaliation of the air strike will likely not just affect the united states but israel as well. >>> the senate is back in session today after the holiday break. majority leader mitch mcconnell is expected to speak. he may address the house impeachment of president trump. speaker nancy pelosi has not yet sent the senate the two articles of impeachment but most lawmakers will not be returning to washington, d.c. until next week. >>> building a better bay area can sometimes mean making tough decisions

. >> the example is pompeo and cia, pompeo was regarded Ãbi will use the four letter explanation of howticularly liked as a person but they like the fact that he didn't subscribe to the russian Ãbhe didn't promote some conspiracy theory that ukraine had been involved in this russia ruining the election. they like the fact that he kind of was a conventional cia director in a sense. the organization Ãbthe organization was concerned about the clearances being given to people that shouldn't really have them. we be more careful about the sources and the methods they put on paper that were shared with white house and our allies were more reluctant to share intelligence with us on a though they have no idea what the relationship is between putin and trump is they assume worst-case. so i'm quoting people at the agency with intelligence sharing. one thing that really struck me like a lawyer like josh guilt could help with this is in britain we have an unwritten constitution united states we have a written constitution but i'm thinking about the book and writing the book i realize we have an unwr

[applause] i had 4 to 6-year-olds in special ed and i loved my abies. i loved the work.ber things we worked on together. you know, i probably would still be doing that work today, but like i said, my story has some twists and turns. here's the next one. by the end of the first year, i was visibly pregnant. and the principal did what principals did in those days. wished me luck and hired someone else for the job. great. so here i am, now we're up in new jersey. [applause] yeah. i got a baby. can't get a job. and i just got to tell you, i got to do something. i got to do something. i know, i will go to law school. [applause] yeah. found a state law school, cost $450 a semester. baby on hip, i went off, did three years in law school, graduated, visibly pregnant. you will discover a pattern to these stories. took the bar, passed the bar, and practiced law for 45 minutes. [applause] and then i went back to my first love, teaching. i traded little ones, for big ones. and i have spent pretty much my whole grownup life teaching in law school. other big changes in my life around

. >> Ãbi think in that they comment a fair amount about charles francis not being very good socially. how do you think he overcame that? do you not agree with that? >> that is a great book. the world on fire. i wouldn't go as far as coming out of the adams are gregarious life of the party to the people. but he tries very hard, he has a permanent secretary who comes with the litigation who he inherited. he always has people over between every night for some public function and dinner and must've been amazing for henry dickens zachary comes for dinner. but a lot of important brief politicians. he is never one of these shoulder squeezing modern politicians who loved politics but he's very smart at who was on his side and who is not. he's very clear that the land and party are snooty aristocratic and against the u.s. he is not one of these kind of people who finds schmoozing something that comes naturally. he's a very smart politician and knows how to play british politics. he could tell from his diary virtually every night who is there in the litigation. >> can you talk a little bit abo

feelings in past years about the situation of white people in america and there is often kind of a Ãbiut racism in pretty much every area of american life and yet i wondered if in spite of that there was something that we could be doing that we weren't doing. and this feeling is not rooted in any data or anything like that it was more of a feeling based on i don't even know what. i think when it comes down to an individual to the individual level there are things that things that some individuals can do that they're not doing but that's not the main problem. that's not the main challenge facing us and that's the difference in my attitude now in my attitude in the past. >> what's the root of the problem? >> racism and in so many areas, institutionalized racism, there is redlining there is underfunded schools. there is what they call the school to prison pipeline lack of opportunity i could go on and on. i think that's what i would call it. >> he interviewed trump voters. you interviewed a woman who, what's your name? Ã >> social worker. >> yes. what was her response to your questions? w

so that video you just showed of the feeding of the wall abis, the rock wallabys critically in dangermeans they're on the verge of extinction, not to mention much of their habitat has been destroyed in some areas. so what the government has been doing, they've allocated some 15 million australian dollars to provide food for these animals. they're dumping carrots and sweet potatoes and hoping that if this rain does come through, that some of the vegetation will start to reappear, and that will thus give those animals a natural food supply so they don't become dependent on humans to feed them. that is one example of the sort of habitat destruction challenge that australia is facing. but the other challenge is to get these fires under control. this is the first time that the wildfires have kind of subsided since they really flared up, which gives firefighters an opportunity to switch from being in defensive mode to offensive mode and working right alongside the australians who have been laboring pretty much 24/7 for weeks and weeks on end are americans who are now on the ground here, ame

top 2 boss alone and real madrid in action the champions are up against espanyol in the cattle and abi right now barcelona trail that half time got level with goals from luis suarez and up through the window but it's now 22 passes frankie the young also shown a raid card early on saturday rail kept up the pressure on the champions in the title race they eased to a 3 nil win at a tough a raft of iran and croatian star luca moderates were on the scoresheet hold as manchester city came through the 3rd round tie in the english f.a. cup but were given a scare by 50 or port vale tom pope brought the underdog level at the if he had stadium to strong hopes of an abscess but said he would go on to clinch a comfortable victory teenager full 3rd in wrapping up a 41 with. newcastle face a replay with food to rochdale after being held to a one all draw 40 year old aaron mcgruder have came off the bench for rochdale to school the equaliser premier league sides bryson and aston villa were knocked out by lower league opponents. the u.s. men's football team has canceled an upcoming training trip to the

army to iraq, it was the theprime minister abi and came at the request of the iraqi goveiament, not pante iraq military doesn't need the u.s. army, which i think they need ow. they can just ask them to leave, and they will leave eventually in a few days. we don't need a bill in the parliament to push the foreign forces, taking the issue, the crisis to the parliament that 'vseen these leaders, they don't want the u.s. forces to leave, they just want to show up and just make it a case for the that's not a real step toward removing u.s. forces in iraq, that's just a politicashow. >> schifrin: mr. shams, are you worried the mitary response will play into iran's hand? the iran has been goading the u.s. to attack and are you worried iraq has become the main theater for the proxy war between the u.s. and iraq? >> that's already happening and that's the fear of all iraqis, including the kurdish governmentiraq to be thrown into a proxy war between the two nation. both nations are important to iraq, both have strategic lerelations with iraq and we cannot ignore and favor one over the other one. we

. >>> also, historian christian abi and peace activist co cora weiss talk about civilian peace initiatives during the war. enjoy american history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> for the third time in history, a president is on trial in the u.s. senate. watch live tuesday at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2 as

notwithstanding Ãbi would note most judges when you talk to them i'm interested in judge lee's perspective, they have twombly fatigued or tired of seeing his motion because they see them not only frivolous cases but they see them in every case. it's very difficult to get the case dismissed on the pleadings before any discovery. part of that is, it isn't the skill of the advocate in making the argument, in my humble experience in my humble opinion my experience a lot of judges are predisposed to let these cases go into discovery. most federal judges do not have judge lee's background only worked at a firm and saw the enormous costs and sediment pressures that getting a case in the discovery places on a defendant. subway actually reached the appellate courts because it settled the case and i didn't represent subway wasn't involved in the case but i can only assume it wasn't the lack of skill of the advocate but rather their assessment of the risks of that case going into discovery was why they settled that particular case. so there are the obviously frivolous ones but there are the ones that

so the prime minister abi has strong will to have talked with kim jong-un. but it takes more time to have it. because japan is not -- should not -- contact as, need to wait for the communication between kim jong-un and trump for the time being. and wait and see for the moment. and then japan has another issues between korea, dprk and japan. they should be more carefully, japanese government have to move on. therefore, we can see for the moment. >> okay, thanks. >> thank you very much for your comment, for the matter populism, it's difficult for me to answer but for japan maybe it can try to convey the right message to civil society level. because a lot of populism, the rise of populism, wrong message or mistakes can be used, this information can be jews, utilize for the political benefit. so it's very important for japanese not only in the government level but -- try to convey what's right and try to discuss the matters based on the facts. that kind of communication would help to sort of mitigate the populism movement, like in other countries. also i think -

. >>> also, historian christian abi and peace activist co cora weiss talk about civilian peace initiatives during the war. enjoy american history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> for the third time in history, a president is on trial in the u.s. senate. watch live tuesday at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2 as the senate begins the trial with a vote on rules. the senate impeachment trial of president trump, live, unfiltered coverage on c-span2. on demand at c-span.org/impeachment and listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> next, top health officials discuss the government's plan to reduce hiv and aids. we'll hear from dr. anthony, the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. >> let me be the first one to welcome you to the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. i am ellen mckenzie. i am privileged to be the dean of the school. thank you for joining us today for what i think will be a very compelling conversation. one that will provide us great hope that we can make a difference in the fight against aids. but also, it will remind us that

this is presented by the executive director abi ian. >> i spoke to this during my director's report. there is a resolution regarding the election in the packet and the announcement about the process that will ensue. so i think it's fairly straightforward. >> all right. >> questions about the process? we did go through this just last year, so i think it's fairly familiar to the board. >> all right. we need a motion then. >> i move that we accept the -- endorse the resolution as presented, and with one qualifying comment on my part after the motion is adopted. >> second. >> all right. public comment on this item. >> go ahead. seeing none, all those in favor of adopting this, please respond by asssaying aye. >> aye. >> any opposed? it's unanimous. >> my only qualifying comment is i'm regretting that my colleague to my left is not planning to be with us in the ensuing cycle. >> you mean to the right. >> to my right, my left, your right. >> so we're now into our rates and benefits section of the agenda. if anybody would like a break, let me know, otherwise we can probably get through this

before i get into my line of question i wanted to recognize Ãbi saw you had something to contribute tovious line of questioning which would you like to pick it up? >> the point i was going to make was that the census bureau does asking the american community survey how many citizens, if you are a citizen but the research determines which christians you act and when you asked them has consequences. asking a citizenship question on the american survey is a different experience than asking the question on citizenship the researchers have determined that the better way to can collect citizenship data of the american public is with the american community survey not fit decennial census. >> the 2010 census missed 2.1 percent of black communities. i'm concerned the current census sabotages efforts of this administration with their failure to hire failures to allocate adequate resources and scare tactics toward immigrants will lead to an unprecedented undercount so i want to thank the chairwoman on shedding a bright light on the issue in today's hearing. you are a veteran of several censuses.

abi smitton has more.adding to grenfell tower. her resignation comes after survivors and families complained to the prime minister. they had threatened to boycott the next phase of the enquiry. in a letter to the prime minister, she said she hoped to use her experience in the construction industry to help the enquiry discover how and why the devastating fire happened. but she admitted her previous role had caused serious concern for people. borisjohnson thanked her for her commitment and said he was grateful for her sensitivity to the work of the enquiry. in a statement, grenfell united, the group representing survivors and the bereaved, said the resignation helped to lift growing anxiety but the government should never have put families in the situation and must urgently find a new panellist to replace her. a report following the first phase of the enquiry into the fire found the cladding was the main reason for the fire's rapid spread and that it did not comply with building regulations. arconic said it