the head of the country's military transitional council announced he's stepping down amid our been alf was sworn in as the interim leader on thursday after the military removed president tomorrow a share in alf was to head the transitional council for up to two years until a civilian government could be put in place but his appointments fought for the protests demonstrators have been unhappy with the military takeover. really what. this is for the benefit of the nation without having to look at special interests spiegel small that might preclude progress of all to say that this country has great people of the great. i would like to recommend you work together and hope that you would reach a solution very speedily i would also hope that this decision is not misinterpreted i wish my brother success in what is beneficial to our country. a peaceful and honorable country. and this is the man who is replacing how abdel-fattah albert han has been sworn in as the new chief of that transitional council and the country's new interim leader but allen is commander of the sudanese ground forces sud

alfe in paris, the most desolate of skie billowing into the air.crews from across paris have come here to they possibly can. the striking thing standing among the crowd is just the silence, the quiet of people stunned by the destruction of not just a great french cultural artifactbut one that belonged to the world. notre-dame offered a vision of france that seemed eternal. even as the age of kings and emperors and powerful cardinals had long passed. it was built more an 800 years ago, when kings ruled by divine right. grant and great cathedrals of stone were decided to reach for the sublime. >> ts is absolutely a cultural disaster for all of us, not just the french, but european signicance. harris had been the hot cauldron -- paris had been the hot cauldron of topic architectur -- gothic architecture from the 11th and 12th centuries. it influenced all our subsequent cathedrals. fergal: notre dame survived britain's devastating wars of religion. it napoleon was crowned emperor by the pope. at thend of world war ii, the bells of notre-dame rang in th

prosecutors so we will be watching out for that the sudanese military alf the country's president more on that after a short break. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back 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. the business model of facebook is to pressure people to continue communicating through facebook and giving facebook personal information this is what makes facebook a surveillance monster so facebook does not have users facebook has used people that facebook use it's. welcome back thousands of protesters flooded the sudanese capital on saturday at a rally in front of the military headquarters they called on the army to hand over power to a civilian government protesters say they will remain in the streets until a civilian transitional council is formed on thursday

as the country's interim leader on thursday after the military removed president tomorrow bashir bin alf was too had the transitional council for up to two years until a civilian government could be put in place but his appointment sparked further process. demonstrators have been unhappy with the military takeover. of the amalia would really welcome welcome and this is for the benefit of the nation without having to look at special interests spiegel small that might preclude progress. although to say that this country has great people of the groet. i would like to recommend you work together and hope that you would reach a solution very speedily i would also hope that this decision is not misinterpreted i wish my brother success in what is beneficial to our country. a peaceful and honorable country. abdul fatah hahn has been sworn in as the new chief of the transitional council this is the replacement as the country's new interim leader but han is the commander of the sudanese ground force says sudan's main opposition group is unhappy with this appointment though and is calling for an im

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a peaceful and honorable country the main opposition group welcome the change calling in alf's resignation a victory for the will of the people but continues to demand a civilian led transitional council. but he said our dearest capital of arrested more than a hundred people during protests calling for the interim president abdul carbon solid to quit and say eighty officers were injured north korea's leader says a breakdown in talks with the u.s. could revive past tensions kim jong un called for the u.s. to show the right attitude kim said he would give the u.s. until the end of the year to make his decision adding that he's keen to hold a third meeting on a visit to washington this week the south korean president moon jane pressed the u.s. to partially lift sanctions to encourage further talks on ending the north's nuclear program the international criminal court has rejected a request to open an investigation into possible war crimes in afghanistan judges that a lack of evidence and state corporation prosecutors had wanted to examine the role of afghan security forces the taliban u.s. an

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alf by about .5%. -- off by about .5%. stabilizing growth on the mainland prompted analysts to raise the chinese growth forecast and there is the potential to add more stimulus. in sydney futures are nudging higher on the ever volatile job report. we will look at reduction updates. wednesday.% at kospi could be looking losses extending the client after snapping a 13 day rally. flipping the board on korean ahead asme declines traders have pulled back some rate excitations after flirting with the prospect last month which push the previous year yield to a 21 month low and is now back above the policy rate. haidi: let's get you the first word news with su keenan in new york. su: we start with the u.s. and china. they are said to be scheduling two more rounds of trade talks with a possible signing ceremony in late may. sources say trade representative robert lighthizer and steven mnuchin plan to be in beijing april 29 with the chinese vice premier flying to washington the following week. trade talks between the world's two big

side of the potomac river where river alf a mile down from chain bridge.e disvery was made saturday evening. ut today investigators returned. law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation say whoever did this used something like a machete to bludgeon the victim to death. >> he was suffering from multiple traumatic injuries to his body,head, neck area. he was missing a hand. his other hand was so severely injured that it was barely still intact. >> reporter: the crime tape stretches a a far one can see. from beneath the chain bridge through the woods along the potomac river. just a few yards from where fishermen gather just about inevery day. fact, it was a fisherman who made the gruesome discovery of a dead body lying beneath this tree. who the victim is is part of the mystery. >> we have notdeified him at this time. we do believe he is a hispanic male, again, between the ages of 16 and 30 years of age. >> reporter: a cadaver dog and police cadets were brought in to sear area for more clues, including a murder weapon. >> hopefully this is just an

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it was 21 months between acquit alf bill clinton in february of '99 and the election.it was left to al gore. he put bill clinton on the sidelines. trump's job approval rating is lower than bill clinton's was back then. there are all sorts of variables unique to the 2000 election. bottom line is this. you're going to hear people say don't impeach trump because of lessons of 2000, you'll hear people say do impeach him because of lessons of 2000. when you look at this example, we don't have many examples to go by, it is probably a unique set of circumstances then and unique set of circumstances right now. you know what, you wouldn't know until it actually happened, if it does happen. truth is, you can't read too much in terms of absolute lessons from 2000. you'll be hearing a lot about it. already are. >>> ahead. whatever you make of the particulars of the mueller report, it is undeniable. the question is, is this the new normal? e question is, is this tw normal every day, visionaries are creating the future. ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled net

struggle in america isd informing aninspiring her own fight for civil rights in saudi arabia.ha manal alf'sving tour took her to the united states where she drove in the pride parade in new orleans. she joins me in the studio.lc e back to the "newshour". >> thank you. e driving video you firstg posted was ht years ago. last year the driving ban was overturned so why are you still protesting? >> because i promised my son when theriving ban is lted i will drive with him cross country in saudi arabia. unfortunately, the woman who foht with me against ths ban were all sent to jail, and that hade me postpone my driving wit my son. i've seen a lot of women being tortured an and asylum seekers running away from saudi arabia. i thought it was time to take a cross untry drive in the u.s. because of the so-importanttw relationship bn the saudi arabian government and the u.s. government. the americans need to know the violation of human rights. there are allies whhave been violating them. >> as we saw in the set-up piece there, there was a lot of poem when bin salman came into wer. what has changed fo

boring, stucco buildings across los angeles and maybe disrupt the building of -- disrupt the filming of "alf" or something. but it was hard for people to think they were not on the a wanted people jihadi's to kill. i see some young faces here. shouldn't you be out marching for intersectionality? what are you doing here? the industry got together and rove.nvited karl they invited karl rove to talk about what hollywood could do rove. talk about america and the american image abroad. and we were very pompous because we thought, we are the storytellers, surely want our help, he came in he was very polite and i went to the meeting and he said, do you know what would be great? if you could make sure the movies when you release them get first.armed forces like, that's not what we were asking, sure, fine, but don't you want us to make movies about american heroes, dutcher wants to tell different stories -- don't you want to tell different stories? and it was karl rove who had to remind hollywood executives that the number one movie star in the were bali would -- were in bollywood, not hollywood. and

suggests that what they're going to do is just get more and more people out onto the streets and the alf king for more and more and ran out of the last six weeks of seeing the dumond's get back and the last twenty four hours as we have been seeing reports from algerian media that president bush may be getting ready to resign. well we have to take those reports with a pinch of salt what you have to understand about algeria is in particular in politics it's been ruled effectively by one man for the last twenty years this is all very new for both constitutional experts for the for the politicians in the country to see such a chink in beautifully because in beautifully because although now the reason for that is because he is very ill he hasn't been seen in public for. a very long time and very few rare appearances in the last six years since i've been a strike so he is himself not able to fight back he's not the strong man he was before and the protesters have seen that and that's why they are coming out on the streets now whether it's actually him himself who is in charge of old the everyt

our remote operations, my good friend our associate director for operations tim olson [ applause ] >> alf, thank you so much. that's quite the introduction. spo all 500,000 report directly to me. i'm kidding. within the field structure of the bureau, we literally have thousands of managers and supervisors. and these are not part of my prepared remarks. but they are fantastic, amazing people. and a shoutout to them listening to this presentation this morning. so welcome. and a warm hello to everyone in in room and those listening from distance. and thank you for your commitment to an accurate census in 2020. though it's a year away, it feels like it is tomorrow. we are already active on the ground with thousands of employees, many thousands of active partnerships, and a physical aneurysm t. infrastructure that are functioning right now that will permit to us conduct an accurate and successful count in 2020. today i will brief you on three very important areas of the 2020 census, recruiting, partnerships and the important role of our census field infrastructure. first let me discuss recruit

vacancyhave rate with just these that we have it with our mental health witwrit large, which include alf our social workers and the cost of just send others into the vacancy rate is published around 10%. because we are working with a segment of healthcare delivery that no one else has ever done before, we are still figuring this one out. when i say that,en the average suicide prevention coordinator will have a coworker without 90 patients. that's not all of them are contacting every day. in some instances especially those people coming out of the emergency rooms that are at risk they are being contacted by the nurses. previously not here today that in previous testimony it's been pretty dramatic at reducing the suicide rate for the individuals actually interacting with the * veteran either the nurses were the actual providers of care for them in the emergency room so adding the additional personnel as a wreckage shown that we continue to grow in the veteran crisis line as well as identifying at-risk veterans by going through what we call we've now identified over 30,000 veterans that we

an economist, richard alf -- on youtube, i watched lecture he was giving to students. name was "socialism in america." how to understand the unionismtion between and socialism -- the reason socialism failed in russia and china and how the whole thing fits together and a better understanding. this is about the worker and the working-class. i'm all for the working-class. i don't care what color you are, i don't care if you are a recent immigrant. corporations and lobbyists and politicians that have been paid for go to washington and come home and tell their constituents how to vote and what they want. when it should be the other way around. the working-class is the backbone of this country. working-class is the future market of this country to buy goods. i will get out of the way and call in.ody else host: in upper marlboro, maryland, gloria. what is your job situation? caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. trumptyety even before y that he is a huge part of the problem, particularly the fact that he has a worse thanionship with the truth he's ever had with any o