by the nuns in the 19505, was appalled by today's evidencem beaten by the nuns in the 19505, was appalledf, it did happen, they are in denial. today's evidence will be of little comfort to the former residents who said they were abused. some were hoping foran they were abused. some were hoping for an apology, an acknowledgement of what had happened and the unwillingness to do that had really infuriated them. the nun5 could give few details of how many children we re few details of how many children were buried in the unmarked grave. an expert was working with them to identify each body. an expert was working with them to identify each body. it‘s his first full day in the job but already phil neville, the new head coach of the england women‘s football team, has had to apologise for 5exi5t remarks on twitter. the former manchester united player said the comments were not "a true and genuine reflection" of his beliefs. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is at wembley. somewhat embarrassing. what kind of things was he saying? well, it is another day, another fine mess for the fa. these tw

for the secretary to not even meet with them in a year is appalling. couple that with eliminating the science that has been done to show the impact that parks are facing for increased fires and droughts and to eliminate that i not listen to your board is frightening. who is rented the national park system? we don't have a director of the national park system. we continue to see a lack of leadership from the secretary say he thought president roosevelt was someone he wanted to model. were please look at what president roosevelt said. it is not with the secretaries to. >> in response to this he said we welcome the resignation on expect nothing else. replace a man for inspiring the ethics management failure. >> it is appalling. every sense of my body is appalled. it shows the lack of understanding. these are science advisors and education advisors. nothing to do something that happened in personnel. to throw that out the values the office of the interior was disheartening to those public servants that volunteer that are on paid. >> host: in nevada is up n

downing street says the prime minister is appalled by the revelations.r filmed last week's dinner at the dorchester. a government adviser who helped organise it has resigned, and some of the charities for which money was raised are handing back hundreds of thousands of pounds in donations. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. all the presidents club men appear to be enjoying themselves at their charity dinner, the women working there much less so, with claims that they were groped at the men only event for those in business and politics. women working as table hostesses were made to wear revealing outfits, their phones confiscated. madison marriage is the financial times journalist who went undercover to expose the dinner. multiple women told me that they had been touched inappropriately, and that ranged from, you know, holding their hands, touching their bums, kind of grabbing them, pulling them into their laps. yeah, there was a complete range of sexual harassment. and did that happen to you? yes. yeah, i had three men touch me inappropriatel

. >> i have been appalled and sickened by this one individual. and the fact that there have been people either somehow hiding is just as appalling. >> reporter: sentenced up to 175 years in prison. the amount of time the usa gymnastics to gain trust. >> gymnastics is the best place in the entire world but if i had a daughter, i wouldn't put her in it. he says they follow the nba rule, never be alone with a minor. >> stay visible. don't assume everything is going to be taken care of by people in the trusting hands of their activities. >> reporter: elisa harrington, abc7. >>> passion, purpose and pride. >> some are pushing 80. put these san francisco dancers, they are not letting anything get in their way. this generous bunch needs your help. >>> take a look at your weekend temperatures coming up. >> how this vacuum cleaner can turn -- into jewelry. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> you put on whatever was closest. closest. >> that's exactly w at at&t, we believe in access. closest. >> that's exactly w the oppo

i'm appalled by the reports. it's not just taking place. i'm appalled by the reports.event but about what it says about the wider issue in society about attitudes to women. we have made progress but sadly i think it shows that we still have a lot more progress to make, so i'm going to continue to work, as i always have done, to ensure that we can get to a point where women are truly accepted and respected as equals. theresa may speaking to kamal ahmed. donald trump will be the first us president to attend davos since bill clinton. there are 3,000 of the world's top business and political leaders at the world economic forum in davos. but none of them will get us much attention as us president donald trump. there has been plenty of talk about the possibility of trade wars and more tariffs on imports to the us. this week, the president signed new protectionist measures against foreign goods — slapping tariffs of up to 30% on chinese solar panels and up to 50% on south korean washing machines. mr trump has also threatened to pull out of the north american free trade agreem

. >> i have been appalled and sickened by this one individual. and the fact that there have been people either somehow hiding is just as appalling. >> reporter: sentenced up to 175 years in prison. the amount of time the usa gymnastics to gain trust. >> gymnastics is the best place in the entire world but if i had a daughter, i wouldn't put in it. he says they follow the nba rule, never be alone with a minor. >> stay visible. don't assume everything is going to be taken care of by people in the trusting hands of their activities. >> reporter: elisa harrington, abc7. >>> passion, purpose and pride. >> some are pushing 80. put these san francisco dancers, they are not letting anything get in their way. this generous bunch needs your help. >>> take a look at your weekend temperatures coming up. >> how this vacuum cleaner can turn -- into jewelry. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> you put on whatever was closest. >> that's exactly i'm the one clocking in when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and autom

and our top story here in the uk: downing street says the prime minister is appalled by allegations that women were sexually abused at an all men charity dinner in london. the presidents club says it's to close following the allegations. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. celebrities and chief executives are looking for ways to solve the plastic problem in the world economic forum. and the philippines retains its titles as one of asia's fastest—growing economies, as the government spends billions on infrastructure. good morning asia, hello world. it is thursday, glad you could join us for another exciting edition of asia business report. we kick off the programme with davos and images showing the threat of plastic to wildlife and the food chain has touched a public nerve and made it one of the hottest topics at the world economic forum. coca—cola is responsible for one quarter of all plastic bottles made globally and its ceo has announced plans to recycle 100% of its plastic bottle production by 2030. our business editor was there and sent this report. just

downing street says the prime minister is appalled i»? , ‘5 , '?i~%%f':'i f'é’if’fzfzf f’ ;§—;;j; f? 7, , 7, , , , ,, , and in half an hour, we take a look §;—i ;ie;; exee;j; iggq‘r—af; the us is expected to rule on friday, the decision could decide the future of thousands of workers in belfast. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the exclusive men only president's club which has held charity dinners in london for more than 30 years has cancelled all future events after women employed there say they were groped and sexually harassed by the guests. downing street says the prime minister is appalled by the revelations. an undercover reporter filmed last week's dinner at the dorchester. a government adviser who helped organise it has resigned. and some of the charities for which money was raised are handing back hundreds of thousands of pounds in donations. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. all the president's club men appear to be enjoying themselves at their charity dinner, the women working there much less so, with claims that they w

we were appalled we saw this, absolutely appalled. written into, we did not hide it, we did notjust give it to the skilled person. we went back and said, what consequence does this have on all the customers and those three years? 40,000 documents, find out what happened here. 14,000 documents, find out what happened here. was there any, did it impact those customers? ross mcewen. the uk's biggest accountancy firms are facing renewed scrutiny in the wake of the collapse of the construction firm carillion. the accountancy watchdog — the financial reporting council — was challenged by mps at a joint hearing of the business and work and pensions committees. given the oligarchy that now exists amongst the accountancy firms, shouldn't we be considering a recommendation to the government to break them up? onto that one first. we feel that there should be more competition in the major accounting and audit area. we asked the competition commission in something like 2012 to do a review, and they did and they made a number of recommendations, wh

guest: it is appalling. every sense in my body is just appalled by that statement. i mean, it shows the lack of understanding. these aren't human resource department people, these are science advisors and education advisors, nothing to do with something that happened in personnel regarding this issue. and to do that and to throw that out, it just really devalues the office of the interior, secretary of the interior, it is very disheartening for public servants that volunteer, unpaid their time to support national parks. host: nevada, next, this is bret, hi. caller: hello. just want to ask theresa peirno, i live 14 miles from lake mojave, near lake mead. they are wanting to close down the land and our national forest here are dying from bark beetle infestation and disease. you talk about lumber business. these trees are dying and become a fire hazard in the fire season. if you look at trees and private land, those trees are healthy. if you fly a plane over nevada, look. and the wild horses, round them up, killed 48 of them. host: thanks, caller. guest: of course mana

we were quite appalled and infuriated, outraged, by the comments. the lib dems urge the government not to bail out construction company carillion, afterfears it's close to collapse. it currently employs about 20,000 people. it cannot possiblyjust bail out the company because then you have a position where the private sector is allowed to privatise profits but that the government nationalises the losses, that is the problem we have had with the banks. warnings of a tooth decay crisis amongst children in england. a record 43,000 operations to remove rotting teeth were carried out last year. also in the next hour: tributes are paid to bella emberg, who has died at the age of 80. the comedy actress who became a household name on the russ abbot show is described as a huge comedy talent. les dennis said she was a funny, lovely friend. and click is in las vegas to report on the world's biggest tech show. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good morning, and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the african union has demanded an

join me in marking holocaust memorial day this saturday and remembering all those who endured such appalling suffering in holocaust. i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house, i should have further such meeting later today and later traveled to switzerland to attend the world economic forum. i might even bump into the shadow chancellor while i am there. >> stephen metcalf. >> as you know, my right honorable friend will know, the successful launch of the engineering campaign aimed at changing the perception of engineering and inspiring the next generation of engineers. >> the prime minister is personally committed to this campaign so can i invite him to join me and 80,000 other people at the big bang best to reinforce the message that engineering is a great career and open to everyone regardless of background and gender. >> my right honorable friend makes an important point on the issue of engineering particularly for more women seeing engineering as a career, something i have promoted for many years now and engineers vital to our economy. an

>> mister speaker, the contaminated blood scandal was an appalling tragedy from which individuals and their families are still suffering. i regard this as a high priority for me. we approached the chief justice to nominate a judge to chair the inquiry and i hope to make an announcement of the name of the judge soon. >> after this clearly failed to ensure the cabinet reflect diverse and modern britain, what steps is the minister taking to increase that service? >> we are implementing in fool the report to which i alluded earlier and are encouraging all government departments to step up their work to make sure they are seeking to recruit people harder to reach than others in the past. it is important that work continues and the racial disparity audit which in the 13 years of labor government something he never saw from the party opposite an indication of this government's seriousness of purpose on this point. >> assurances were given to me to bring forward amendments for the repeal bill that failed to do so. can hear sherman government is committed to fight what is agreed to and passed?

it is appalling and something should be done. jay: a school person spokesperson said when the temperatures dipped in a few classrooms into the mid-50's, children moved to warmer parts of the building. in the systemols were closed because of heating systems that were not working so well. >> oh, my gosh come it is appalling. jay: parents question the school system's schools are brenton at about the various issues. >> we are doing everything we can to keep the systems up and running. jay: to keep up with the aging infrastructure and more funding is needed to modernize buildings. >> frustrating and something we are highly focused on. we are looking every day and how we make things better. on thursday,ntally the school system will ask for $475 million in capital improvements. jay korff, abc 7 news. big swing inweek's temperatures could mean a lot more water main breaks. wssc is expecting a record number. crews have dealt with 406 water line breaks so far. seen160 water main breaks. d.c. water has seen 138 breaks and lakes. nancy: will

the customers have to be appall appalled? >> reporter: i talked to a couple customers who saw our report earlier this evening. they say they are shocked at those photos. >> shopping carts full of raw meat being carted into the ran ch 99 market. >> it's crazy to see. >> it's placed on a cart, distributed straight to their door like that. there's no way that has any equivalence to freshness here. >> they were shot by loretta last week as she was on her way to go shopping. she later posted them on social media. >> slabs of pork, they were on the handlebars. >> reporter: they apologized to the public and said people the pushing the meat are not their employe employees. they told us the store has immediately discarded their inventory, we are working with our supplier to ensure such an incident will not occur again. people i talked with were shocked but seemed loyal to the market. >> i've been here for a good 15 years now. it's pretty good. >> reporter: the ranch 99 market told us they only found out about this today, nearly two we

we were quite appalled and infuriated, outraged, by the comments.sts warn a crisis on tooth decay in children in england. a record 43,000 operations to remove rotting teeth were carried out last year. a ban on credit and debit surcharges comes into force today. but there are concerns companies could raise their prices in response. tributes are paid to bella emberg, who has died at the age of 80. the comedy actress who became a household name on the russ abbot show is described as "a huge comedy talent" les dennis said she was a "funny, lovely friend". now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show, we catch up with our blind backpacker tony giles as he arrives in bethlehem. this is the place wherejesus was born. here is the star where he was born. simon is here with his top tips for travelling by train across europe and i am in paris seeing the city of light turning into an all—night art party. the number of people going to nuit blanche is just crazy, we are talking about 800,000 people, you know? first up this week, we

appalling thing that he did the day before. >> right. >> or the day before that.'m really worried that we are going to just become really numb to these assaults on the rule of law. he attacked court ruling he didn't like this week in a very abnormal way that we're going to become numb to these attacks on freedom of speech. he assailed the fbi agent in an interview with "the wall street journal" as having committed treason. that's a very serious assertion coming from someone when's told us that he is in complete control of the justice department which if there were going to be a prosecution for treason would do it. >> yep. >> so those are really just terrible things that go against from my point of view democratic values. >> let me touch on one of them that you write about. this is donald trump talking about libel laws this week we think in relation to negative books or reports about him. >> we are going to take a strong look at our country's libel laws. so that when somebody says something that is false and defamatory about someone that person will have meaningful

in her words, she was appalled.he came out and made a strong statement about this scandal sweeping around the city of london. on the one hand, she was really sticking up for the city and the interview and talking about how central it is to the economy and on the other hand, condemning this culture that is still pervasive in many areas, saying we thought we left that behind. scandal really has a way to pipe in the suspicion that there are more events like this, more misogyny as it was referred to there, in the industry, we have seen it blowup the entertainment industry and other areas. now it is the turn of finance and we have people watching and waiting to see the revelations. mark: david, thank you for joining us. our london bureau chief cap -- chatting about that big interview. was aboutsession, it the ecb as well. stocks finished the session lower. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: president trump said today it is not true that he and the british prime minister theresa may don't get along. the two leaders met today at t

appalling thing that he did the day before. >> right. >> or the day before that.'m really worried that we are going to just become really numb to these assaults on the rule of law. he attacked court ruling he didn't like this week in a very abnormal way that we're going to become numb to these attacks on freedom of speech. he assailed the fbi agent in an interview with "the wall street journal" as having committed treason. that's a very serious assertion coming from someone when's told us that he is in complete control of the justice department which if there were going to be a prosecution for he attacked court ruling he didn't like this week in a very abnormal way that we're going to become numb to these attacks on freedom of speech. he assailed the fbi agent in an interview with "the wall street journal" as having committed treason. that's a very serious assertion coming from someone when's told us that he is in complete control of the justice department which if there were going to be a prosecution for treason would do it. >> yep. >> so those are really just te

it is almost appalling to me you have a senator that isn't stepping up and doing the right thing. we want to make a deal on daca, we want to do these things and the fact that he is not part of the conversation to help move that ball forward and is instead attacking individual members of the president's staff, i think shows the lengths at what they are going to blame people for their own failures and i think it's time they stop playing political games, come to the table, get serious on do their jobs. >> sandra: the president has kept a low profile over the weekend. he invited chuck schumer to the white house for the meeting friday. we didn't see a lot of change come from that meeting. but he has laid somewhat low over the weekend. has the president -- would you say remained actively engaged in first trying to avoid the shutdown now that we're in it and trying to reopen the government? >> absolutely. the president has been incredibly engaged and talked to a number of members over the weekend. he has also had his staff working with members on both the house and senate side. and tryin

it does seem appalling. >> who is responsible for fixing old storm drains buried under thousands of bay area homes. the battle tonight 18 homeowners and the local government. >>> we have rain on the way, it will be filling up the storm sewers. we have the timing and amount, after a break. parents... were able to keep journals describing their house of horrors in riverside county. >>> 13 siblings shackled and starved were able to keep journals describing the house of horrors in riverside county. david bagnell has details on the condition of the siblings and what is next for them. >> we did not get one phone call. nor did the police department. we have staff and teams of professionals that man the hotlines 24/7. >> reporter: you handle 60,000 calls last year. did you ever get a call?>> not one. how sad is that? >> reporter: a source close to the investigation tells us all of the 13 children have diminished mental capacity. the 17-year-old daughter has a first grade level education. they are all extremely pale, scared and skittish. after being freed they specifically asked social workers i

it's appalling.rected by christie jakenson, you see prosecutors and journalists and so forth saying you've got them red handed, prosecute them. >> trevor: right. >> then clearly the people at the department of justice decided they were too big to jail. that's the appalling thing in terms of white collar crime, you know, we'll put somebody into jail for ten years for stealing a tv set. >> trevor: right. >> but steal 500 million and you get a new private jet. >> trevor: how does the administration respond to this somebecause you could argue that, without these banks, many of these drug cartels don't have the power that they have right now because, if they can't transport their money, if they can't buy weapons or move things around, they just don't have the same ability. you would think that the administration would be going after them the hardest. >> you would think but those are big businessmen who provide campaign contributions, and as lindsey graham reminded us recently, you know, it's all about tho

can the secretary of state explain why her apartment is amassing such an appalling record?hat tell the government something about these cuts? finally, will she not admit the system's most fundamental principle is not to upgrade the budget but to protect the respect and dignity of those who rely on it rather than continuing think to punish people for having disabilities. hear, hear! when you are trying to expand support it is not always going to be easy, so we knew at the time we were taking on a very difficult change and it would no doubt be legal challenges. but do you know what? when there is legal challenges, mr speaker, we've got to look at them, take a true and fair judgment, and carry on that path. and on this instance i do believe i made a fairjudgment. i have to say the secretary of state's statement, to any disabled person watching this will be absolutely gob smacked. hear, hear! and to say there is a commitment to disabled people when the human committee on the rights of disabled people has said it is a human catastrophe, the cuts that have been brought on disable

as the african union we were quite appalled and infuriated, outraged, by the comments.ry like the united states, which is a valued partnerfor the africans, this is quite a shock. from the united nations in geneva came the stiffest of rebukes. these are shocking and shameful comments from the president of the united states. i'm sorry but there's no other word one can use but racist. you cannot dismiss entire countries and continents. the allegation has gone unanswered by the president. he had an opportunity at this ceremony in celebration of martin luther king. but it was awkward. after signing a proclamation in honour of the civil rights leader, mr trump dodged the most uncomfortable of questions. mr president, are you a racist? the president left without responding. he earlier tweeted that he used tough language in a meeting with senators but not the derogatory language attributed to him. peter bowes, bbc news. consumers can no longer be charged extra for paying by credit or debit card under new laws from today. it is hoped the ban will benefit shoppers and holidaymake

so was facebook appalled by katter of hatred of human rights and love for small animals he's corrupt and he gives a bad name to cars play no facebook shut down he added to a u.s. sanctions list. the new green with america's post not. last year facebook met with barak to delete palestinian facebook and israel blamed on slick started when the tribe of zucker burke migrated from cambridge to the silicon valley in the year two thousand and four tel aviv had submitted one hundred fifty eight requests in only four months asking to remove content is deemed incitement facebook granted ninety five percent and then seems fine if they were all calls to murder jews i personally would prefer not to be murdered but many news networks and journalists disappear from social media networks overnight such as the palestinian dialogue network gaza now the jerusalem news network and the shihab agency among many others facebook apologized and said it was an accident the official statement read move. or sorry we got a little too involved in the arab israeli conflict but if your high school friend who you fi

individuals who know this is morally and are repulsed. >> i'm appalled.-- maybe i'm missing it. even from the non-politicized church. i don't hear as much as you would expect. >> let me ask you a question. had it been president obama with a porn star and a pay off. don't you think you would have heard a louder cry? >> answer that after the break. >>> we'll be right back. the great emperor penguin migration. trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can still get you lost, you can count on geico saving folks money. i'm breeding, man. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. nothing smells greater than the great outdoors. especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent

we were quite appalled and infuriated, outraged by the comments. warnings of a tooth decay crisis amongst children in england — a record 43,000 operations to remove rotting teeth were carried out last year. a ban on credit and debit surcharges comes into force today but there are concerns companies could raise their prices in response. also in the next hour.. tributes paid to bella emberg who has died aged 80. the comedy actors became a household name on the russ abbot show, he has described her as a huge comedy talent. les dennis said she was a lovely, funny friend. the travel show team is at the church of the nativity in bethlehem. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the african union has demanded an apology from president trump after he reportedly used a vulgar and disparaging term to describe nations on the continent. it was apparently made during an oval office meeting on immigration with members of congress. the union, which represents 55 african countries, expressed its "shock, dismay and outrage" a

it continues to develop and appalled.an be done to challenge the laws that sustains them and the culture that sustains them and the culture that still thinks they are acceptable. zero tolerance and now is the time to tackle this pathetic behaviour. plastic waste has made the news again as the replace for water refill point across england in an attempt to reduce plastic bottles sold. businesses which provide it, the refill point was welcomed by the environment secretary. the government is trying to stick to its environment plan. we have a ready band personal product with certain plastics. we are investigating how we develop the scheme to produce more incentives. why is it that he allowed 25 years of that strategy for the elimination of non— essential plastics? the nature of the 25 year plan was a recommendation covering a wide range of issues but it is a case or a more demanding and more ambitious targets which the government is bringing forward but his right to encourage us to do more. the importance of recycling has been

and now after a visit to jail, is urging supporters to keep fighting for what's fair. >> i'm appalledd you should be too. >> the outrage stepping from an incident monday, questioning why the superintendent was getting a pay raise of some $30,000. the teachers union says they haven't seen a raise in ten years. >> the board explaining this was a time for public comments only. asked her to leave. she did. but for some reason, she was arrested out in the hallway. >> she's the one that made the choices that got her arrested. >> now the superintendent calls the entire situation unfortunate. >> what happened at that meeting should not have happened. should not. >> and after watching this video, the city attorney and prosecutors say they won't be pressing any charges against the teacher. noting the office here made the arrest was working for the school district. not the city. elizabeth hur, abc news. >>> an immigrant are pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges today. he faces up to life in prison for the botched attack a month ago. you'll remember the pipe bomb exploded at the height of the r

. >> appalled and just sickened by the activity and behaviors that occurred under this one individual. the fact that there may have been people that were either covering up or hiding or somehow doing this at the top areas that we don't work in is just as appalling. >> reporter: larry nassar was sentenced up to 175 years in prison. in a youtube video, former olympian and gold medallist shawn johnson blasted the gymnastic world. >> reporter: peterson has not seen a decline in enrollment in his youth programs. he says they follow the nba rule. never be alone with a minor. >> ask questions that are appropriate and stay visible. don't assume that everything is going to be taken care of by people in the trusting hands of their sport. >>> 20/20 will dedicate an entire hour to the larry nassar trial. >>> today the suspect was charged with two counts of murder and 12 counts of first degree assaults. prosecutors say the 15-year-old will be tried as an adult. witnesses say he seemed to open fire randomly. >>> the state department has now confirmed that four american citizens were killed and two

this is appalling. something should be done. larry: schools blame and protector that say they are working to fix the issues. we always have school updates around the clock on the abc 7 news app. new developments overnight as a massive earthquake sense of the threat of a tsunami. plus, the discovery disappearing. a city icon closes up shop. autria: this is a must-see video coming out of laurel. sky track 7 flew over the scene of a frozen water tower. luckily temperatures are on the rise and the frozen waterfall should start to saw but that looks so cool. we will be seeing melting going on today with temperatures seasonable in the low 40's. but for some people it will be pretty cold out there. ranging from the teams to the 30's. tomorrow, warmer. fridayt wave peaks on with 53 on saturday morning with temperatures falling and a colder air mass settling in for the rest of the weekend. tonight, 31-35. not as cold tomorrow morning. that fog will be developing. the drive. and you're not anticipating any rain for the first half of thurs

all he saw was the appalling diversity of religious denominations and ethnicities. in 1813 he countered 19 different religious in america. with english and irish jet that will to do a name to the country. by contrast jefferson's ideas could and did inspire those diverse people of the united states. he offered fellow americans a set of beliefs that has carried us and our country through our ordeals. the most prominent journalist of the early 19th century knew the importance of jefferson and wanted to help establish a national character for american despite the victory over britain he knew he was imitating those old english habits was essential to establishing the national character. if we have a new nation in a public appeal of 1817 we need new principles and new ideas to seek a new revolution. nothing more of 1776 a revolution of letters of shaking off. to do this we must begin with the establishment of first principles which were best found in the declaration of independence. so that shall be the basis of all the rest. the common reference of cases of doubt or diff

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that program, his financial program and this was appalling to jefferson. adams was not opposed to having the united states become strong although he didn't like armies. he liked navies but what he didn't like was the way hamilton was maneuvering to oust him from being president. hamilton justdidn't like . he thought that he was a little crazy. and he kept working to get some other kind of federalist in office. and he worked hard in 96, he didn't make it and then in the 1800s the did a pamphlet attacking adams childish, silly on a temperamentally unequipped to be president. and adams never forgive him for that. in the end of course hamilton was not sensible either because he wrote this long pamphlet, he was supposed to be private for only the federalists to read. and he ends up saying well, but for adams anyhow. it's not clear what hamilton, he was tortured. that was a very important time in our history. it was a critical time, 1798, 99 we came as close to a civil war as we ever have except for the actual civil war and it was a frightening time. people thou

the stench in the extensive catechumens is appalling at one time this was a labyrinth of passages cells and cages for humans and animals that echo to the eerie sounds from hunters and the hunted lions and tigers bears and antelopes. criminals sentenced to death the way to democrat phenolic there was one simple merciless but all pervading principle survival of the strongest. fanfare signaled the start of the games the coliseum it is just could take far more spectators than the town had inhabitants the last great arena to be built during the roman empire its design was perfect. for those participating in the games entered the arena down its long axis it was a triumphal procession a dazzling theatrical production with allusions to the venerated gods africa diane isis diana the god of eternity. to the cheers of the crowd the gladiators made their way into the arena for rich rewards they risked their lives in combat with wild animals. the organized entertainment of the citizens corresponded to the way of life of a prosperous civilization whose parameters were success strength and the courage

and i have to say that the if these policies are simply appalling. and you are living proof that the holocaust deniers. like. your parents were deported to auschwitz in some one nine hundred forty three tell us what that was like for you. nerds on the porch. when my parents were deported i wanted to kill myself. but i didn't have the strength. i just couldn't do it. and it wasn't just my parents who were murdered. i mean there were other family members as well. my cousins. aunts and grandmother. my grandmother lying dead on the floor i didn't know whether they shot her or she'd had a heart attack she did have a heart condition. i didn't talk i think you had no idea what would happen to your parents i was. a few weeks later you two were sent that and that's when you found out. about us and said you know it and i thought. you know gosh. i came to auschwitz five weeks later and that's when i found out what had happened to my parents. i asked the man who tattooed the number here on my arm one three two four two six about to transport that arrived on the

twenty eighteen to consider the remarks made by the president of the united states and is extremely appalled at and strongly condemns the outrageous racist and xenophobic remarks attributed to the president of the united states of america as widely reported in the media demands a retraction and apology now a new u.n. report on the war and yemen shows the extent to which some of the arabia and iran have intervened in the conflict the report bolsters accusations by the new with iranian weapons have been supplied to help the rebels and u.n. experts were also critical of saw the lead a coalition air strikes which of course the majority of civilian deaths are diplomatic as a james bays has more from the u.n. . this is a report to the u.n. security council has not been made public it's only been given to the fifteen members of the security council but i've been allowed to read a copy and it's very hard hitting and very critical of all of the parties in the war in yemen it questions whether yemen can continue to be one country it says in the south because of the length of the war and the divisions

twenty eighteen to consider the remarks made by the president of the united states and is extremely appalled at and strongly condemns the outrageous racist and xenophobic remarks attributed to the president of the united states of america as widely reported in the media demands every traction and an apology. a new u.n. report on the war in yemen shows the extent to which saudi arabia and iran have intervened in the conflict it bolsters accusations by the us that iranian weapons have been supplied to what the rebels saudi led coalition airstrikes which of course the majority of civilian deaths have also been criticized turkey is urging iran and russia to rein in the syrian government's offensive and problems one of the rebels' last strongholds it says the army assault could force even more people to be displaced police in the democratic republic of congo have fired tear gas to disperse churchgoers and mourning people who died in recent protests the demonstrations were organized by catholic activists they have been protesting against president joseph kabila the refusal to step down despite his

. >> appalled and just sickened by the activity and behaviors that occurred under this one individualave been people that were either covering up or hiding or somehow doing this at the top areas that we don't work in is just as appalling. >> reporter: larry nassar was sentenced up to 175 years in prison. in a youtube video, former olympian and gold medallist shawn johnson blasted the gymnastic world. >> reporter: peterson has not seen a decline in enrollment in his youth programs. he says they follow the nba rule. never be alone with a minor. >> ask questions that are appropriate and stay visible. don't assume that everything is going to be taken care of by people in the trusting hands of their sport. >>> 20/20 will dedicate an entire hour to the larry nassar trial. >>> today the suspect was charged with two counts of murder and 12 counts of first degree assaults. prosecutors say the 15-year-old will be tried as an adult. witnesses say he seemed to open fire randomly. >>> the state department has now confirmed that four american citizens were killed and two others wounded in an attack

is extremely appalled. and strongly condemns the outrageous racist and xenophobic remarks. to the president of the united states of america as widely reported in the media. demands a retraction. syrian government forces on the russian allies are continuing attacks in eastern guta so far the violence has killed more than thirty people in three days the regime is also battling opposition forces in the northern province of islam as it attempts to take over a major airbase it labors one of the last major rebel strongholds one hundred twenty thousand people have fled in the past three weeks russia and iran back syrian president bashar assad while turkey supports opposition fighters. also for indian supreme court judges have held an unprecedented news conference to criticize the chief justice of india they accuse him of bias in allocating judges to cases they also raise concerns about procedures to hire and promote judges the chief justice has yet to respond to those who are the news headlines and back with more info to minutes next on it's the listening post do stay with us. the

i'm appalled. i'm appalled. i would not expect that or allow that from my students, let alone people that i voted for. >> supervisor: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is shaliqua chandler, ambassador sahalaquia chandler. i'm coming up my condolences to former mayor, ed lee. i felt he was a wonderful man, i felt he was a man who truly cared about this community. however, at the same time i just want to address issues that i do see. my son was murdered november -- january 9, 2015. i want you to know the status of that case. it was just offered with eric flemings, he's now the new judge of san francisco. however what he had to do was give up my son's case and all his other cases, so i was just informed that two months going into trial that now i have no attorney for my son and the four other boys. so unfortunately, katie steinle has been to trial, and one of her family stated that even though the immigrant was being sent back, so millions and millions of dollars are being

the organisers of the event say they are appalled, an investigation has begun, the and there has been just after pmqs this lunchtime. this isa just after pmqs this lunchtime. this is a little of the exchanges. at this event there are allegations of inappropriate and lewd behaviour, it is quite extraordinary to me, mr speaker, that in the 21st—century, allegations of this kind are still emerging. women have the right to feel safe wherever they work and allegations of this type of behaviour are completely unacceptable. david meller has been a nonexecutive board member in the department for education and the chair of the apprenticeship delivery board. the government expect board members to the code of conduct for board members of public bodies, this quite clearly states that they should adhere to the seven principles of public life. david miller is stepping down as nonexecutive member for the department for education. —— david meller. i welcome that david meller is standing down. the undercover reporter in the financial times about the events organised by the charitable trust which he ch

eighteen to close it at their remarks made by the president of the united states and is extremely appalled at and strongly condemns the outrageous racist and xenophobic remarks attributed to the president of the united states of america as widely reported in the media demands every traction and an apology. well syrian government forces on their russian allies are continuing attacks on eastern ghouta so far the violence has claimed the lives of more than thirty people in three days now the regime is also battling off as a shin forces in the northern province of idlib and that at times to take over and the base one hundred twenty thousand people have fled in the past three weeks and four indian supreme court judges have held an unprecedented press conference to criticize the chief justice they choose him of bias in allocating judges to cases the chief justice has yet to respond those were the headlines about with more in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera its inside story to stay with us. al jazeera. where ever you. violent protests in tunisia hundreds of arrests there's anger over price rise