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the aft was cracking up, breaking out the champagne during that performance, i'm sure.big fans of betsey devoss. aside from her approach to education, the basic level of preparation is low. did that surprise you? >> not after the last year. i mean, it surprised me at her confirmation hearing. >> which was a fairly similar show. >> which here you have a year. she's gone to 18 public schools, three of which swhenlt to with -- she went to with me in ohio. >> 18 all year. >> 18 all year, three of which one day. we made her work hard that day. >> that doesn't seem like a lot. >> no. it's not a lot. and frankly, you know, i think she spends more time with frank than she spends thinking about what happens with school kids, the guy who is giving her messages. >> the republican messaging guru. >> she is the most anti publishing education person whoever had this job and doesn't want to walk the walk in any way whatsoever. she liked the president, really engages in the photo op and in the optics and they know nothing after that. i mean, frankly, what's dangerous is the insanity of

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tillerson is ofin the middle five country tour in africa, an already charged trip to boost relations aft president trump reportedly used a sl to refer to african nations in a meeting with u.s. lawmakers in january. josh lederman of the associated press has been traveling with tillerson and joins me now via skype from nairobi, kenya. so, today, interestingly enough, secretary tillerson is actually not out meeting people and not doing all the stuff because he got si . ter basically being up for two days straight taling the ni before with the north korea announcement that came out of the white house. the secretary was on the phone with the president in the middle of the night, and in ethopia is where we were at the time, and as result, he has really been pushing it to the max and they said he needed a day to get back up to speed >> sreenivasan: the secretary has said this meeting is just a meeting, it's not a negotiation. is there a distinction? >> the distinction that u.s. officials seem to be drawing is that you have talks initially, where you essentially build some rapport, some trust, s

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you must resigned last year afte -- she almost resigned last year after shows phil. gary cohn and he was very a friend -- is jewish and he was very offended that the president said they were very fine people in charlottesville. he wanted the federal reserve -- well, that went to somebody else. perhaps he feels his job is done now. another big-name departure from the white house. laura: he was planningn thursday t introduce the president to industry leaders in the u.s. who feel that t tariffs are a bad idea. did he just decided to give up the ghost? what does that say about the split in the republican party? have not announced the date of departure yet, so bring thosel still people in. but he will not have much influence because he is not does -- he does speak to the divide in the conservaltve movement -ugh gary ghouta is a democrat --gary cohn is a democrat. people steve bannon and who prefer free trade. this has been a free-trade party for years now. laura: nick bryant, thang you for join. the government in sri lanka has aged to impose a 10-day state of emergency fo

he was most closely associated wir richard nixon, but afte watergate, he said he crossed a line, andned against partisanship. that, however, is not the legacy claid by many of today' evangelicals, now on the defensive as their numbers and power decline. >> the newer movement that came in his wake had a much harder political age, it was angry, it was about taking america back, ch a rhetoricry of loss and reclamation. that is not the tone you got from billy graham. >> the bible was his sole authority. barbara: that stark contrast is embodied by his successor. his son franklin has embraced president trump as someone who delivers for evangelicals. this is a different america tha the which billy graham zethrived, a diverse, pola nation, where a christian evangelist could no longer serve as a unifying figure. barbara plett-usshr, bbc news, gton. jane: billy graham became only tithe fourth private u.s. n to lie in honor at the u.s. capitol. the last was rosa parks, the civil rights icon who di in 2005. now an american artist has saved her house from demolition. it was shipp from detroit, mi

don't know in order to prevent any unauthorized access of some people or preventing some possible for aft. and that blocked the exits. unfortunately. we've been seeing a lot of cases like that. let's understand austin former russian emergencies ministry employee thank you for sharing your insight on this story. wednesday has been declared a national day of mourning in russia dozens of cities across the country have announced remembrance service is for tuesday evening and people across the world have also been laying flowers outside russian embassies we've managed to obtain drona first pitch capturing the scale of the devastation caused by the fire the images show that huge sections of the building's roof have collapsed the surrounding streets have been closed off and emergency teams are still working in the guest said shopping complex mark as we have now has more on the grief and growing fury in the siberian city. these people tired of those mincing their words of understating of keeping information back this is what these protests in care of a good were about people demanding action peop

the economy isr another, afte the collapse in the price of a key export. voter expectations is high. >> education, social services, water.city, clean >> disappointments from our candidates --we expect much more. reporter: results are expected ofhin a week, and if none the 16 candidates that 55% of the vote or more, the top two will go to a runoff in march. whoever wins, there was a long road ahead to get this country ba on its feet. jane:ve in justa year as president, donald trump has tweeted 190 times about what he calls fake news, and 115 timesme about makingca great again, and on his all-time wsult rankings, loser comes in top with 234 usele dumb or collectedn who these figures runs the trump twitter archive website. he joined me with a professor from the annenrg school of communication. thank you for joining me. i'm going to start with you why first. did you decide to set up this ng trump'stalo tweets? brendand: i was primarily interested in the results -- i wanted to be able to look through the tweets. i had a thought that i think a t of people have -

. >> sreenivasan: the president is looking for a new lead lawyer for the russia investigationjo afte dowd resigned on thursday. mr. trump tweeted this morningat "many lawyers and top law firms want to represent me in the russia case." he noted that the problem is a new lawy get up to speed on the case. last week, the president invited attorneys joe digenova and victoria toeing to join the legal team but today the white house announced conflicts of interest with their other clients that would prevent them fr taking the jobs. it has been another busy weekend in the political world, to help us sort it out is newsur weekend special correspondent jeff greenfield who joins us tiom santa barbara california. when you see th kids and what they are able to accomplish, in the never again and march for our lives protests that happened yesterday, all y havehe world, do t what it takes to make this a long-term and sustainable agenda item for en thi coming election? >> i will anne thatuestion mid november. there is no question that not just the size of these demonstrations but the nature of th, unl

the studies conducted aft years of field work with the wonderful team of mine, students and scholars,presentsen recotions based on the people we talked to in the field. g we talked nd muftis and archbishops and the entire range of leadership, rabbis. imne: some of the stories you have heard from muwho come to europe are heartbreaking. how does the breakdown affect them? akbar: iaffects them very badly because they are skipping -- escaping a terrible situaon at home. they are not here willingly. there escaping violence and maess of some of the regimes in the middle east -- you see this on your own reporting every night. syria, for example. they arrived in europe is the ultimate refug and then they are treated increasingly in such a negative and i would even saye inhuanner, that they find their caught negative and nasty alternatives. what do they do -- this is the big question that europe and its traditional humanism and humanity has to answer. jane: very briefly, you have said it is no longer enough to onsay that islam is a relif peace. what can we say? akbar: it is a failure of muslim

the south, tens of thousands of people have been fleeing the rubble held enclave of eastern ghouta aftvernment offensive. leaving before it is too late. reports say at least 20,000 people have fled a military offensive in eastern ghouta on saturday alone. leaving almost everything behind, escaping the death throes of syria's last rebel stronghold. we wanted to leave three months ago, but the rebels did not allow us. they starved us. this is just ten miles away from the presidential palace. in the last month, regime forces, strongly backed by russia, have retaken 70% of eastern ghouta. they have slowly carved it up into three shrinking pockets. all held by different rebel groups. translation: according to the information we have, individual units are ready to lay down their arms and leave eastern ghouta, but they are waiting for the command from the western patrons. as ever in this cruel war, civilians pay the price of military action. a monitoring group say that more than 1400 civilians have been killed in the region in the past month. on saturday, dozens were reportedly killed by air

took identical action aft the ssianning of a former spy and his daughter on uk's -- u.k. soil. the state department said there was no justification for the sexpulsion, ad moscow should not act like a victim. the bbc's steve rosenberg reports. steve: the diplomatic uessure has berecedented. russian diplomats expelled, foreign ambassadors recalled after the salisbury attack. it was never a question of whether moscow would respond, but when. tonight, russia expelled s u.s. diplomr the 60 russians america had ordered out. >> as we speak, the u.s.si ambassador is ng our ministry, where my deputy is informing him of the measures. they include the expulsion o the equivalent number of diplomats. steve: russia is also shutting late in st.n petersburg. staff they are given until saturday to vacate the buildingt there will br measures, too. >> as i understand it, russia plans to take the same unjustified actions against 28co othetries that stood in solidarity with the u.k. russia is further isolating itself following the brazentt chemicalk. steve: an attack that left sergei skripal and hi

affected for years republicans and democrats have been concerned about chinese trade practices and the aft of intellectual property but there is division about truck solution to the problem anybody reading the trade policy news on the business pages now probably suffered from a nasty case of whiplash trying to decipher all that news it is hard to identify a coherent strategy that will help american workers businesses and farmers when the dust settles china says it will retaliate with economic penalties for u.s. products china is one of the world's largest consumers of american soybeans and pork products chinese tariffs could hurt the very people truck vowed to protect farmers and manufacturing workers as part of his announcement on tariffs donald trump says he will renegotiate other trade deals he believes are harming the united states including with the european union canada and mexico still his focus remains on china the latest round of tariffs are set to take effect in sixty days kimberly held at al-jazeera at the white house. young son is the director of the china program at the stimso

observed, toary afte protect it from nihilism or despair. a lot of conservativism today is build on it, and to protect it from external attacks we will do itecay wit with wit. thank you. [applause] >> hello, everybody. lopez.w kathryn the editor and publisher of the new criteria. like bill buckley week. our assignment is to talk about tool demand. wander intoon't politics much but we might anyway. maybe by accident. certainly all politics of -- and no play makes jack a dull boy and bill was never ever dull. i was thinking earlier rating why -- how wide this circle of acquaintance was. you met people from various walks of life. said to me later, to you realize you met a woman to whom george proposed marriage of it really concentrated the mind. one thing is i understand it, and jim is here to correct me, all 10 buckley children were exposed to everything, giving lessons in all sorts of things. go.r things were let jim knew about the environment and nature. them but not by the naturalists like you. i think of my favorite online, i'm with nature

: vice president mike pence and president trump, the only president that attended friday easter vis aft friday's service, today, a humble and private memorial for the 99-year-old protestant preacher. his faith built an empire ministering the poor and powerful. today taking his final crusade. >> graham's grandson carried his casket to his final resting place. he was buried in the library garden next to his wife, ruth. his head stone reads preacher of the gospel of our lord jesus characterize. charlotte, north carolina. >> the warriors trying to extend their >>> libby shaft renewed her opposition today. our abc's reporter leanne millendez was there. >> reporter:. >> we really wanted to community to be empowered into benefit of the development. >> reporter: she and others took on bart which wanted to build a four story parking garage to protect riders. may mayor libby says that martina understood this community needed outside support. >> we must start by taking care and protecting our most vulnerable residence first. >> reporter: bart sold the land to the city of oakland which then helped

this is before -- this -- afte. this is before this project. the air quality down there is disgraceful, and just look at it. that's after 90 days, and we need that air. so when you go downtown, you see the millenium towers, and you see the infinity, and you see all the light and air around them, and they share them. we are interested in sharing. we have told them we will share our light and our air, and we will support a two tower design. but they don't want that design because they want more money. there's 200 and something apartments in my building, and those people including me are suffering as well. there's a young man that's been here four years -- here's my asthma medicine, here's my inhalers. i need to keep them in the car, keep them in my work, keep them in my home. i need to take this one when -- daily, i need to take this one when i have an issue, and i also have tablets, as well. it's inconceivable that so called good doers in the community want to build a great big 100 foot wall right up against my air flow, and this is my air flow

. >> he's now, really for the first time, directly going aft he hasn't generated much so far other thantching a couple people who should have registered under mueller, he said tha a it says the president is not considering firing robert mueller. would you have any reason to believe that? let him get the job done and you say you have confidence in mueller. let me get your thoughts on this whole issue of collusion. they have seen had secret, private evidence they have seen. was it smart for your republican colleagues to issue the statement even though they didn't interview some of the key players at all of this? >> we're in a situation where we can't find out what's fact and what's fiction because it's all classified material. >> but the house intelligence committee has access to that classified material, but it sounded to a lot of the critics, the republican critics, that they just want to end this thing and move on without finishing the job. if you start the job -- i'm sure your mom and dad always said to you like my mom and dad -- finish the job. >> you, me and the american people are

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these are your headlines the tariff shockwaves hit europe steelmakers trade lower afte president trump sparks fears of a trade war with plans of slapping duties on steel and aluminum. >>> jean-claude juncker calls the tariffs a blatant intervention to protect u.s. industry saying europe will react firmly to defend its interests. >>> shares sink in lafarnge as they announce a 4 billion impairment charge. the ceo says the u.s. remains a crucial market despite the tariff market. >> everything we sell is produced in the u.s. so we are from that angle, we are not concerned with the tariffs. the u.s. is the best building material market in the world and we are planning quite agile investment strategy for the u.s. >>> and in italy, antonio tajani will stand as berlusconi's prime minister, as it it is said the current party manifesto lacks long-term substance. >> there is very little structural a lot of proposals to make people happy in the short-term >>> positive data around the uk, these are construction numbers the construction numbers picking up in february the pmi at 51.4, versus january

they have the nea and the aft, there is this incest ral relationship between administrators, and whatthe classroom, parents and communities pay for all this, and it's their kids after all, have less and less say. >> that's right. and see the legal licensing part of it because progressivism comes into america from germany through a few universities, spreads to others and spreads throughout the society, right? and so today in most states, if you want to be a schoolteacher, you've got to get a certification that requires that you go to some department of education in a university and they lay out, and they don't teach you -- mark: you are indoctrinateed? >> they teach you algeb for teachers, you might not know that algebra but you know processes of teaching, so they're deliverers now, right? and the great thinkers at the top of the administrative state can pour in ideas and go along with teachers like conveyor belts and get to the students, and that means that the progressive ideas are now legally tied in huge ways with more than half of the budget of every state in the union into a syst

>> so the members from station 49 start two weeks afte after te march 26th date. they are treated independent because they have -- the first two weeks of the academy are medical ems related. the station 49 are well versed. they join two weeks after march 26th. >> the total numbers for the class is in. >> 54. 42 from the list and 12 coming from station 49. >> thank you very much, chief. chief nicholson, you made reference to station five in the artwork. >> to station five? >> the hard work projected and the steps we are going through with our commission or to be age to come to some agreement in terms of the hard work. >> that was with the adf, yes. >> in terms of that we will have participation and decision mechanism within that? >> yes, we do. >> i wanted to make sure we don't wind up with something that we have a problem with, not that art is a problem. sometimes depending upon the degree of observation something more appropriate to us. >> we definitely have a say in it. chief zanohooff all attended that and the art commission was receptive and willing to work wi

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afte trailing at halftime... the warriors and steph curry caught fire in the 3rd...ith the 3-pointer to give the warriors the lead... 71-68 then later in the quarter... steph hits another three... he had 17 in the 3rd... 34 for the game end of the 3rd... jordan bell... who suffered a severe left ankle injury earlier in the season... rolls his right ankle this time... he had to leave the game... the good news is it was only a mild sprain warriors blow it open in the 4th... off the turnover andre iguodala throws down the dunk... 101-85 warriors... curry loves it! final score... 114-101 warriors... their 6th straight win... their 50th this season meanwhile houston rockets at the oklahoma city thunder... carmelo anthony... hits the 3-pointer to past jerry west for 20th all-time on the nba's career scoring list... melo had 23 russell westbrook... hard to the rack... he had 32 points and 7 assists but too much james harden and chris paul... harden... nice finish for two... he had 23 points and 11 assists paul... breaks down his defender with the dribble and pulls up for th

because of her involvement, there are degrees of her involvement people argue in torture at black sites aft after 9/11. i heard a long-time colleague of hers say on television today "let's not judge her for actions in '02 based solely on 2018 standards." by this he meant we were all some form of crazy back then. we were all mourning, we were all shaken and we had kind of given our proxy to a whole lot of people at the top of our government to do what it was required to keep us safe, and a whole lot of democrats and a whole lot of republicans had given the president and his administration a lot of leeway. so having set that up for our audience, your view professionally of gina haspel who is the nominee to take over as head of cia. >> first of alls are gina is an exceptionally well respected individual, and she's very competent. i think she has the experience and breadth and depth dealing with these foreign policy issues, that she'll be able to provide the unvarnished, apolitical intelligence and input to donald trump and others. yes, the cia was involved in a very controversial program, the

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. >> aft>> but you do like assang?> i like assange, he's a rival v civil rights activist. >> and if he gets material from foreign espionage operations -- >> kbhoo espionage? >> if he gets those materials, if he does, do you think there's anything wrong with him exposing things that way? >> exposing war crimes in iraq and afghanistan, and the real collusion which was within the democratic national committee, how they denied bernie sanders. >> you don't have a problem with that? >> i don't have a problem, that's my opinion. >> we are big supporters of sanders on the show, if the emails are true, what's wrong with that, there's a lot of other people who say if it's targeted out of espionage, which you say, yes, wikileaks leaked much in the war investigation. i want to get you on the record, roger stone emailed out today new things about you i want to get your response. number one, he said in the russian roulette book, that your memory is either selective or faulty. he says that you confirm that assange had credible inform

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