with both rya nair and atoll to square one again.ith both ryanair and atoll —— monarch, you're better to by bus, really. that is what ryanair better to by bus, really. that is what rya nair is better to by bus, really. that is what ryanair is hoping to do. perhaps they could take over the railways. there is a thought. i will never get to manchester for the tory co nfe re nce never get to manchester for the tory conference for like that. well, that is the papers for tonight. thank you z ;;::5 coming next, z for coming in. coming up next, meet the author. siri hustvedt is a prize—winning american novelist who also writes about art and philosophy, and lectures in psychiatry. so it's not surprising that in her book of essays, a woman looking at men looking at women, her mind races back and forth from the visual arts to sex, to the science of the mind, and of course to the question of how we see ourselves. welcome. siri, you begin this book in your introduction to the essays by recalling cp snow and his famous description of two cultures

with both rya nair and atoll to square one again.

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that the parties in parliament atoll horrifies the political mainstream.he end of a long campaign. angela merkel‘s conservatives may be the winners but this does not feel a lot like victory. what happens with german elections is we get the result but that is not the end of the matter. the parties have to sit down and work out who can form a coalition government. if you're a student of german politics you're a student of german politics you will know there are quite a few cult —— combinations that have on occasion ended up in government. looking at the numbers now, you can knock out quite a few of those possibilities. the most likely outcome is angela merkel and her cdu party working with the green party and the free democrats. what is interesting is that because there are not any other obviously viable options, that gives the greens and the free democrats, two quite different parties, massive leveraging their discussions with angela merkel. we have already seen in recent years she is quite capable of adopting policies that were initially offered by other p

a young german mother and her small son are in jail in turkey facing an uncertain future michelle atoll who is one of over one hundred journalists caught up in president or to one's wave of arrests since last summer's failed coup and when her son circa is allowed to visit his father he must go to another prison because he too was arrested zircon only gets a glimpse of normality when his grandfather visits him. the back of a women's prison in stamboul. comes here regularly to visit his daughter misha. this time he plans to take his two and a half year old grandson with him when he leaves sick and lives together with his mother in jail after their half hour visit the boy is carried out by his own and many other family members are waiting for them outside looking forward to spending the weekend with second. when i get to see my grandchild i'm very happy. with. it for me then i'm so pleased. i feel like the luckiest man in the whole world. of. the charlatan who was arrested on april thirtieth and has been in detention ever since turkey's public prosecutor accuses him of disseminating terror

. >> funny you say that, mom's a work atollic.ur she still has buzz to take care of. as the 16th hour rolls around mom is getting her zs but daughter not so much. >> my mom gets up at 7:00 a.m. so i guess i'm getting up at 7:00 a.m. >> we're familiar with the tri guys they get up and head to brunch with them and it's all good, because mom likes to drin

there's no real regulation of the atoll is the only regulation we have for ministers and civil servants is. the key word in the title of a kobo is the first letter the advisory committee of business appointments is a committee with no power which ministers can ignore it well which in any case is physically. conflicted with its own conflicts of interest the people who are stuff of what the ex ministers who run a cobra have their own caucus are interested there's no real motive there to to think of eliminating a managing conflicts of interest which is the point that what they do is they say well you mustn't be a bad person a nice speech that your new clients for six months and means that you've eliminated the problem of corruption. yeah i mean even the murdoch times in the past few days is a real forty nine at least forty nine senior white all officials of private consultancies they were naming military education foreign government link linked investment funds what else could we actually say well could you do it's been would as you find out what they're doing because apart from that times

association meant you had no remit to be able to control political advertising in there and we had no remit atoll for political advertising and a lot of people assumed we did and got. in touch with this to complain but i'm afraid. because of our constitution we wouldn't able to do anything about it to political parties can buy in their advertising political parties can say whatever they want in their advertising at the moment and that's that's the problem and it's one of the things that's made the public very skeptical now i know. in some of the educations by your agency came a lot on down a lot on gambling ironic that a former culture secretary was in a government that basically put casinos and gambling dens all round the country should be adjudicating on gambling the loosening up of those rules generally happened actually after i'd left the cabinet what we are seeing at the moment is a mode of public concern not just about what gambling advocates say but about the sheer quantity you weren't able to do anything about it is. when will the able to effect that because the lord of the land commits i

turkey's government swears that the country's judiciary is independent meshaal atol his lawyer says that if the judge rules in accordance with the law the journalist and his son should be out of jail in october catalonia is one of spain's wealthiest regions it not only contributes billions of euros to the country's coffers but it also has its own language and identity these are some of the factors why this region in the northeast dreams of independence even so not all cattle lands are in favor in the small town of aspire guerra divided views threaten to tear this community apart. they're proud of their church its annual passion play the life and passion of jesus christ and they're proud of social solidarity but ever since the catalan government decided to hold a referendum on independence from spain the community has been split it why the leave us is at the center of the conflict as mayor he decided not to allow public buildings to be used as polling places before. it's my job to ensure there is a social consensus to support things that do not divide society because the independence init

across the middle east at the moment the satellite picture isn't picking up a great deal of cloud atoll perhaps we'll see a few showers around the mountains here but away from there it's largely falling and dry the winds now a feeding down from the north so far marty around twenty five degrees will be our maximum temperature for beirut the temperatures just nudged a little bit higher over the last day or so we'll get to around twenty nine thirty as we head through the next few days a bit further towards the south no massive change for us here in doha but slowly the temperatures are beginning to ease now so around thirty nine or forty degrees will be our maximum over the next day or cypress a lot of always kuwait here and that's thanks to that wind coming in from the sea bringing in more moisture and also bringing in a fair amount of cloud and for good times to further south and there's been quite a bit of sherry weather here recently as well the latest batch of that cloud as east as it worked its way north with a little bit more cloud around cape town there for thursday but still temper

nuclear weapon they said they hadn't even heard of that threat and they hadn't been watching the news atoll in regards to what the latest situation was with the north korean crisis so very much a mixed response here amongst people in japan certainly though with the people who live in today and who have watched to me saul's go across the bow so to speak in the past month there is increasing concern that this is the fourth me saw that north korea has sent across japan the first two one in nine hundred ninety eight one in two thousand and nine both of those were rockets carrying satellites so these last two launches in the past month missiles and that is what is causing the greatest concern and the ability as japan now billie's north korea has to stick i mean each a nuclear weapons on the tops of those missiles are right to craig least in tokyo craig thank you well china correspondent adrian brown has more on what this latest test could mean for beijing. well it's getting harder for china to resist now the growing calls for even tougher sanctions against north korea china in the past has been

. >> to joe's chilling point, if we get imagery like the old bikini atoll test we saw and scared the hell out of us as young kids in this country, i wonder what that will do to the free world. andrea mitchell, joe cirincione, thank you both very much. >> thank you, brian. >> sobering conversation. we'll have you both on and do it again. >>> coming up, the fight over health care, as we say, this time around. and why alaska is getting so much of the attention these days. when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> they claim as the president did it protects people with pre-existing conditions but it doesn't guarantee them protection. all you need to know is this. this is how the vice president, himself, dodged that question this morning on "fox & friends." >> with that, can you guarantee governors will make sure pre-existing conditions are covered? >> thomas jefferson said the government that governs least governs best. the question people ought to ask, who will be more responsive to the health care needs in your community, your governor and state legislature, or congressman and a president in

the bikini atoll comes to mind. the nuclear tests over the pacific ocean.he terrific mushroom clouds. this was all new back then. can you believe there's talk of an actual test over the water at the tip of an icbm. >> yeah. a lot of us thought on christmas day, 1991, this chapter had closed. the end of the soviet union. and now we're in a remarkable place. this is asymmetry. president trump was speaking from a code war site in the american south. an extraordinary bit of our ballistic missiles came out of huntsville, alabama. and i think one of the things that this crisis is going to have to show us to go to the ambassador's point, as henry kissinger said in the middle east, is this a crisis that can be resolved? or a problem that has to be managed? and i think that in the 70-year life of the nuclear age, i think we've been remarkably fortunate. that as few nations have managed to nuclearize. it's rising from year to year but i do think we're in this very odd position where we have a nuclear threat in a regional conflict, which is an old pre nuclear age ques

across the middle east at the moment the satellite picture isn't picking up a great deal of cloud atoll perhaps you'll see a few showers around the mountains here but away from that it's largely following and dry the winds now a feeding down from the north so far marty around twenty five degrees will be our maximum temperature for beirut the temperatures just nudged a little bit higher over the last day or so we'll get to around twenty nine while as we head through the next few days of the two of the south and i must have changed for us here in doha but slowly the temperature is all beginning to ease now so around thirty nine or forty degrees will be our maximum over the next day with a that's a lot of always kuwait here and that's thanks to that wind coming in from the sea bringing in and also bringing in a fair amount of cloud and for good times to the south and there's been quite a bit of showery weather here recently as well the latest batch of that cloud of the east as it worked its way north with a little bit more cloud around cape town there for the day but still what temperature

it was just after 5:00 this morning when robbers drove atole u-haul truck up to the gate at nats park. game day that might not draw any attention. it is what they did later that did draw a lot of attention. they tried to use the truck to knock over the atms and get at the cash inside. now, they couldn't. they ended up running off without any cash. but what they did leave behind, evidence, video evidence. >> there's quite a bit of video surveillance in the area and our detectives are going out and actually pulling that video at this time. >> reporter: now, take a look at that camera there. that gives a perfect, almost 360 view of this entrance. that's one of the things that police will be looking at, we are hoping that they release that video later today. now, the fbi is working this case because these atms are insured by the federal deposit insurance. someone told us the detectives were there earlier. we don't know if stolen from there or not, but y hope it will jog someone's memory.erhave been a rash of robberies like this. the last one was july in prince george's county. police are

. >> to joe's chilling point, if we get imagery like the old by key knee atoll tests that we saw and scared the hell out of us as young kids in this country, i wonder what that will do to the free world. andrea mitchell, joe certificate enscene. thank you both very much. sobering conversation. we'll have you both on and do it again. coming up, the fight over health care as we say, this time around, and why alaska is getting so much of the attention these days when the 11th hour continues. wahhhh... right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in yo

. >> to joe's chilling point, if we get imagery like the old bakini-atol test we saw and scared the hellut of us as young kids in this country, i wonder what that will do to the free world. andrea mitchell, joe cirincione, thank you both very much. >> thank you, brian. >> sobering conversation. we'll have you both on and do it again. >>> coming up, the fight over health care. as we say, this time around. and why alaska is getting so much of the attention these days. when "the 11th hour" continues. ["love is all around" by joan jett & the blackhearts] ♪ who can turn the world on with her smile? ♪ ♪ who can take a nothing day, ♪ ♪ and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile? ♪ ♪ well it's you girl, and you should know it. ♪ with each glance and every little movement you show it. ♪ you're gonna make it after all. ♪ it takes a long time to get to the top... you're gonna make it after all. ♪ but with america's best you're gonna make it after all. ♪ bumper-to-bumper limited you're gonna make it after all. ♪ warranty, the all-new volkswagen tiguan will be there every step ♪ ow! ♪ of the way. 83% t

pictures you and i grew up with from places i mentioned in the broadcast last night, the by key knee atoll comes to mind, the nuclear tests over the pacific ocean. the terrific mushroom clouds. this was all new back then. can you believe there is talk of an actual test over the water at the tip of an icbm? >> craw. i mean, a lot of us thought on christmas day 1991 that this chapter had closed with the end of the soviet union. >> yep. >> and now we're in a remarkable place. there's a certain historical symmetry. president trump tonight was speaking from huntsville, alabama, which was a critical cold war site in the american south. extraordinary number of good bit of our rocket technology, a good bit of our ballistic missiles came out of huntsville, alabama. and i think that one of the things that this crisis is going to have to show us to go to the ambassador's point, is as henry kissinger has said of the middle east, is this a crisis that can be resolved or is it simply a problem that has to be managed. and i think that in the sefbt year life of the nuclear age i think we've been remarkabl

the plan would also open the rose atoll and the pacific remote islands marine national monuments to commercial fishing. meanwhile, the trump administration is laying the groundwork to open the alaska national wildlife refugee toilet gas trilling. "the washington post" reports that are modifying a 1980's regulation to allow for exploratory drilling and seismic surveys in the nearly 20 million acre reserve. in atlanta, georgia, police officers arrested three people on riot charges monday evening as they clashed with students at georgia tech over the police killing of the president of a gay and transgender student group last sunday. video of the killing shared online shows officers ordering 21-year-old student scout schultz to drop a knife, as schultz refuses to comply, at one point shouting, "shoot me!" after a brief standoff, one of the officers then kills schultz with a single shot to the heart. schultz had dialed 911 to report a man with a knife and gun, though schultz's family says the student was armed only with a small multipurpose tool and was having a mental health crisis. schultz was pr

. >> funny you say that, mom's a work atollic. even though we've gone into the night the 14th hour she still has buzz to take care of. as the 16th hour rolls around mom is getting her zs but daughter not so much. >> my mom gets up at 7:00 a.m. so i guess i'm getting up at 7:00 a.m. >> we're familiar with the tri guys they get up and head to brunch with them and it's all good, because mom likes to drink, too. she can put away bottomless mimoosas like the best of them. as the 24 hours comes to its completion. >> just showing a different dichotomy of what a mom and daughter can be. >> i think they get along well enough to do this, and do it successfully. >> love ya. >> say you love me. >> oh, yeah, i love you, too. >> that's our show for today. the next "right this minute" is all brand worrying about your big... about the client dinner. you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... ...before you wake up. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because slee

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issued to the public here and they'll be monitoring i guess whether there are any further launches atoll what is interesting is the timing of this it was expected that north korea would launch a test missile last saturday foundation day a big day in the calendar of north korea that didn't happen for some speculate various reasons which could have included the weather. and also solar flares which it was anticipated could have affected the flight path of a missile on that day but certainly this comes following some strong rhetoric from north korea yesterday threatening japan to sink japan was the woods that we use with nuclear weapons so this is of concern to the government here specifically since we saw that test of the hydrogen bomb in north korea some two weeks ago a bomb that was said to be ten times as strong as that we dropped on hiroshima by the united states and we saw in july sorry a month before that i mean sol that was launched across the northern part of japan successfully and in july to me sol so this comes as a series of tests and perhaps threats to japan and to the allies in

what you have is atolls, these communities are often not very big.redibly difficult to get to, similar to our response in the philippines, in 2014. logistically, that was very difficult, we had to send planes out on the first assessment. that is why working with the military air assets is really important. it is a good example of how the ministry of defence and the foreign office... (inaudible). fergus, thank you very much for your time this morning. that was fergus thomas speaking to us, a human caring adviser speaking to us from antigua. apologies for the communications problem there, he was its planning that is one of the issues they are facing. we will be speaking to some of the other people who have seen first hand the damage from hurricane later in the programme. young offenders from ethnic minority backgrounds will become "the next generation" of adult criminals unless the justice system is reformed, according to a review led by the mp david lammy. the report makes more than 30 recommendations including allowing some prosecutions to be deferre