ok let's discuss this ourselves and bring a couple of guests the right of the screen we have antony rogers right is a political activist and on the left side of the screen social issues commentator anthony bryant logan as you both got the same first name on your surname if you were if you don't mind gentleman mr rogers right first of all is there a problem with a college save space for white only people. yes i mean i think that i'm not sure why white people would need to feel safe on a college campus personally formalises i don't think that they are in any imminent danger and they certainly are in any more danger than say muslim students certainly students of color as we've seen even at institutions ideal university black students can't even study in the library without the cops being called on them so i'm not sure what the and sense of it was i think that as we heard from some of the students the poor execution you know the name of the group having to be changed from lighter weight is an indication that they pretty much aren't very educated on the issues of racism in the first place and t

about just right and social commentator antony pine logan. i think that i'm not sure why white people would need to feel safe on a college campus person i don't think that there are in any imminent danger and they certainly are in any more danger than say muslim students certainly students of color i think that as we heard from some of the students the poor execution you know the name of the group having to change from white to weight is an indication that they pretty much aren't very educated on the issues of racism in the first place personally i don't see anything wrong with evan a group that is one particular race or the has one particular race and it's i do you can so shape with whatever you want to associate with you can have a white group black group asian group and all these other groups exist there's never any kind of problem nobody says anything about and i see no organization on campus the black organization on campus and age an organization on campus but we have a white organization all of that is a problem either we have many gro

we spoke to boxing news editor matt christie he told us we can expect a very toned down version of antony joshua. well it's interesting i mean because that was the first time because josie talk about the march to being the full twelve rounds and showed no trouble whatsoever going to over and it was a controlled performance lessons were learned from the from the very very exciting and entertaining but mistake ridden performance against. vladimir klitschko i think that now what we will see with joshua is kind of a safety first approach which may not be good news for those bloodthirsty fans out there but he probably will be good news for joshua moving forward i would expect to see him adopt a safety first approach tonight and if the knockout comes it comes but don't expect that gung ho slogan that we used to have people mention alexander the victim and they don't know who he is just because they don't because the average guy on the street doesn't know alexander the victim is it doesn't mean that this russian isn't dangerous he is he's thirty nine years old but behind joshua wall days the bes

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antony zurcher has collated the most impact quotes on the bbc news website.st impact quotes there you wil find chief of staffjohn kelly saying "this is crazytown". as president trump said, john kelly has dismissed this as bs. @maggienyt says "not sure what part of the woodward book quotes kelly is denying, but multiple current and former officials say they're heard him say "crazytown," "worst job in the world" and something about trump not listening to him." anthony, washington. if it's a work of fiction it's one that not just if it's a work of fiction it's one that notjust one well sourced or no sustained by a number of them are saying it. let's bring in anthony live with us from washington, dc, how are you scoring the white house effo rts how are you scoring the white house efforts to push back on this? well, it's predictable so far, i think that ifjohn it's predictable so far, i think that if john kelly it's predictable so far, i think that ifjohn kelly and mattis had not released statements denying the quotes attributed to them, if they we re quotes attri

so back to antony scalia's nomination. i remember one of the controversies about that and his nomination, not so much as background, but the fact that he was italian and how italian-americans had to mobilize in the country that we need to move forward from this perception of who we are as a nationality and ethnicity. clarence thomas's nomination of course, that was -- we all know that. it has been replaying out this week. george h. w. bush did make the request for the fbi to reinveste then the nomination process got back on track. of course supreme court , two nominations during george w. bush, justice roberts and then harriet miers was nominated and that had to be pulled back. i remember watching the alito hearings in my office and seeing seeing martha alito crying and then mrs. bush calling her and saying, it is going to be ok. this is politics. this is what people who go into public service unfortunately have to put themselves through. i hope that it doesn't keep people from being willing to serve their government. when

harm i see is that becoming a white affinity group put the issue of a debate with political activist antony rogers right and social commentator and me brian logan. i think that i'm not sure why white people would need to feel safe on a college campus person formalised i don't think that they are in any imminent danger and they certainly are in any more danger than say muslim students certainly students of color i think that as we heard from some of the students the poor execution you know the name of the group having to change from white to weight is an indication that they pretty much aren't very educated on the issues of racism in the first place personally i don't see anything wrong with have been a group that is one particular race or the has one particular race and it's i do you can so shape with whatever you want to associate with you can have a white group black group asian group and all these other groups exist there's never any kind of problem nobody says anything about and i see no organization on campus the black organization on campus and age an organization on campus but we hav

see is that becoming a white affinity group we put the issue up for debate with political activist antony rogers right and social commentator and. i think that i'm not sure why white people would feel safe on a college campus. i don't think that they are in any imminent danger and they certainly aren't in any more danger than say most of the students certainly students of color i think they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. more some want to be. the two going to be pressed to supply them before three of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. west sydney. you know world of big partisan movies a 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 for watching closely watching the hawks. grim memories ten years ago the start of the great recession began a political re

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heavy weight champion antony josh was says dante wilder is the number one choice for his next fight josh was already planning ahead after his latest successful title defense the unbeaten briton knocked out russia's alexander prove that can in round seven at london's wembley stadium to retain his three championship belts it was the first time the vatican has been stopped in his career people say they look at his record who is for his knockouts is strong enough and if you are good enough then no chewed in disguise going to give a.j. problems we all know what if it was an easy opponent no would watch it that's the appeal given the the toughness of the toffees get king kong they've got the old school getting to fire a.j. we want to see is going to be enough to pay the books. and moto g.p. world champion marc marc has won the aragon grand prix to extend his lead at the top of the standings pole sitter jorge lorenzo crashed out of the race on the opening lap the spaniard flew off his dick hardy on the first turning. mark has he started third on the grid dual title challenger andre divots you k

he was murdered, under mark antony. his head and hands were cut off and displayed in the forum and the wife of mark anthony came up and stuck a pin through his tongue, so he would be shut up forever. a deeply malevolent person. because of his speeches he gave against mark antony, which were modeled on the speeches in greek, denouncing the tyranny. in his book on duties, one of the most important single text in european history after the bible and the gluten bragg -- and the gutenberg press is introduced, it is the second most published book after the bible for a long. of time. it was by cicero. it has a huge impact. a great deal of the knowledge we have of the ancient world comes from cicero. we have more books by him than anyone else and, i think, some 900 letters that he had written to his friend. he redirected them, by the way. there are several sections missing that suggest cicero may have been a participant in the killing of caesar. there is a gap just prior to that. but in that book, which is a very powerful work,

edwin antony dot reyes two dollars -- daughters and their beloved city of san francisco. they lifted up and touch the lives of thousands of children, youth and families across the family -- across the country. they have been a role models in public service. particularly in the chinese community. the chinese education centre will be renamed as the edwin and anita lee newcomer school to honor two generous community leaders that have helped guide and support the immigrant community as well as champion strong, effective educational initiatives that lead to better academic outcomes and success for our youth. that is the reading of the resolution by the authors. we do have -- we do have public speakers that have signed up. i will call your name. if you please join us at the podium,. do you want to open with remarks first and then each speaker will have two minutes to speak quickly. >> it is nice having a box of tissues up here ready for me. good evening. it is an an honor to address you this evening because of our school's proposal to change our school's name. schools and educa

stuff to be korean workers should there's been criticism against antony's yes meteorological geophysics agency which issued a tsunami warning but lifted it thirty four minutes later all lines of communication and power supply collapsed leading to confusion and the first few hours this is the scene in jakarta airport that's where anguished relatives and passengers are still stranded pollo airport has partially reopened but only for humanitarian aid and some broke down hoft are not being able to hear about their loved ones the record ok nothing like that of course my nephew hasn't been found yet and we don't know where he's taken his mother in japan nearly two hundred thousand homes are without electricity power after a powerful typhoon at the southern island of okinawa dozens of flights have been counseled and hundreds of people have been evacuated typhoon trami has made landfall on saturday and is expected to reach the mainland in twenty four hours western japan is recovering after typhoon gebbie which tore through the country earlier this month. turkey's president rest of tell you bert

reportera: la policÍa detuvo a antoni -- anthony crawford por el asesinato. >> no tenemos y de que ambosir siete puÑaladas, asustando a algunos clientes que corrieron despavoridos, aunque otros intentaron ayudarla. la madre de martÍnez dice sentirse orgullosa de que su hija haya luchado con todas su fuerza hasta el final para aferrarse a la vida. wendy no sÓlo era una corredora exitosa con mÁs de seis maratones, sino que gozaba con una trayectoria profesional impecable. trabajo entre otros lugares en la oea y ahora era presidenta de jefa de personal en una empresa de tecnologÍa. planean darle sepultura con su vestido de novia para cumplir otro de sus sueÑos. satcha: es una pÉrdida enorme no sÓlo para su familia, sino para la sociedad en general. una joven estrella que apagÓ su luz de una forma tan trÁgica. gracias por informarnos esta maÑana. se mantienen misterio en torno a los muchos del tiroteo que dejÓ al menos tres muertos y tres heridos en maryland. la responsable, quien era empleada a tipo parcial en un centro de distribuciÓn de la cadena de farmacias, comenzÓ su turno con normali

antoni scalia got 98. ruth bader ginsberg got 96. so what's that mean? between then and now, advising consent has taken on a different meaning. it used to be the understanding of this body that elections have consequences, and you would expect the president who won the election to pick somebody of their philosophy. i promise you that when strom thurman voted for ruth bader ginsberg, he did not agree with her legal philosophy, and i doubt that senator leah gree ag with justice scalia. senator lee voted for a lot of republicans. i have voted for everyone presented since i have been here because i find them to be highly qualified, coming from backgrounds i would expect the president in question to choose from. so as to your qualifications, how long have you been a judge? >> i've been judge for 12 years. >> how many opinions have you written? >> i have written over 300 opinions. >> do you think there is a lot we can learn from those opinions if we spend time looking at them? >> yes. i am very proud of my opinions. as i mentioned, i tell people don't just rea

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antoni scalia got 98. ruth bader ginsberg got 96. so what's that mean? between then and now, advising consent has taken on a different meaning. it used to be the understanding of this body that elections have consequences, and you would expect the president who won the election to pick somebody of their philosophy. i promise you that when strom thurman voted for ruth bader ginsberg, he did not agree with her legal philosophy, and i doubt that senator leah gree ag with justice scalia. senator lee voted for a lot of republicans. i have voted for everyone presented since i have been here because i find them to be highly qualified, coming from backgrounds i would expect the president in question to choose from. so as to your qualifications, how long have you been a judge? >> i've been judge for 12 years. >> how many opinions have you written? >> i have written over 300 opinions. >> do you think there is a lot we can learn from those opinions if we spend time looking at them? >> yes. i am very proud of my opinions. as i mentioned, i tell people don't just rea

passenger with disabilities who says the system since privatisation has become a disgrace; commuter antonyyst adrian ouine — and in leeds is labour's rail spokesperson rachael maskell. i live in orpington and have to book 24 hours in advance to go to london to visit mps as part of my campaigning work with disabled people against cuts and transport for all. and for hospital appointments. since the timetable changes i have had to get two trains to get into london. it used to be one. i have to book to make accessible journeys with a 30 minute delay. i'm also having to now... it's getting ridiculous. they have cut two trains per hour from one of the lines into london victoria. it's all about cuts to services and cost—cutting measures. all about cuts to services and cost-cutting measures. what do you feel about that? really angry. we are also seeing the removal of guards from trains. we are seeing the removal of platform staff and ticket office closures. it's about literally saving money of a passenger safety, which is appalling. anthony, you run a facebook group for two metres on a problematic

so all the way back to antony nomination.emember one of the controversies about that and his nomination, not so much as background, but the fact that he was italian and how italian-americans had to mobilize in the country that we need to move forward from this perception of who we are as a nationality and ethnicity. clarence thomas is nomination of course, that was -- we all know that. it has been playing out this week. george h w bush did make the request for the fbi to reinvestigate that allegation and it took a number of days and then the nomination process got back on track. of course, to supreme court nominations during george w. bush, justice roberts and then harriet miers was nominated and that had to be pulled back. i remember watching the alito hearings in my office and seeing the alito cry -- seeing martha alito crying and then mrs. bush calling her and saying this will be ok. this is politics. this is what people who go into public service have to put themselves through. i hope that it doesn't keep people from bein