what sets bard apart?different viewpoints are welcomed, that classes cover a wide range of different viewpoints. and students actively are encouraged to think about things that maybe conflict with what they actually believe. these are really important parts of education today, and bard believes that very stron.ly pete: actually living it out. here's part of op-ed from bard college president leon basti. " "the thing i fear most is the absence of civility. i don't fear the argument. you have to transmit to the students that you are fundamentally on their side with their advocates, but advocacy doesn't mean agreeing with them. it means you take them seriously seriously. another word that comes to mind is tolerance. tolerance is not telling someone something and then demanding that they agree with you. it's tolerating differences of views." >> yeah. that's exactly right. and one of the things that all students at bard have to do is to take a class called first year seminar that allows them to read authors goin

attorney general william bard now if you read the report you know that mr barr summary was off the markand you're not alone tonight the u.s. calls.

after all the drama let's take a look at the results from mass a 33 which feature a stalemate between bard in life 6 and a win for gotten over dusseldorf has for the other champions league hopefuls braman win at hoffenheim one nil stuttgart 3 goals against wolfsburg was a killer to their hopes nuremberg says bye bye but in this league after losing to glaad leverkusen draw with shaka was important there were 2 war games of no real consequence but hey 10 goals makes them worth checking in on right. hand over midfielder wallace sport this thunderous efforts around off his side's 3 mill victory over freiburg a sensational curtain closer for the home fans as the club prepares for life in the 2nd division meanwhile. bob in plaid hot sparked a 2nd half goal frenzy with this sumptuous finish a further 5 goals were still to come his had to struck twice late on his silly 43 victory in bag all 3 point. so had his win away and out we're going to hand over hers 3 nil against freiburg leaves just for a for in my tz to play an extra important darby tomorrow so here we go let's see how all of that action

they can no longer take these things for granted i'm looking at all kinds of destruction and only bards in frankfurt what else are investors preparing themselves for while they're preparing themselves for a possible recession and also possible positive reaction from the central banks in addressing the need to boil up the economies but to want to contest i spoke to also had an interesting theory he says donald trump will continue this way until the economy really goes downhill and the markets go downhill and until there is a democratic candidate he has to face then he will want to be a figure as a deal maker to make things better and then the the direction could be a totally different one an analysis from one economist an interesting take though i think he was in frankfurt and clifford coonan here in the studio thanks to you both . certainly the biggest threats to global trade is the dispute that the united states and china the world's 2 top economies have been locked in just this month 3 s. ramped up tariffs on chinese products in china quickly retaliated with its own terrorists which w

mandated they have been awarded it looks like the country trusts the prime minister as well as the bard. to deliver on the promises being made in that on up to the election another interesting thing about this wedding and said to me all the guests in light of the foreign dignitaries from other countries now at the last swearing in back in 2014 prime ministers and leaders of the sarc nations the south asia regional cooperation group invited. actually somehow become the fund because it actually hospice done as a member and it was back in 2016 the last time a summit was attempted in get rejected going to that summit because also a terror attack that had happened back in $216.00 now this time and $29.00 members off the beams to a group have been invited this is basically another beach no cooperation group that centers around the building go to the east of india and these leaders have been invited to a focus not only on monitoring security in trade but on india's. neighborhood 1st look east policy is a clear indications being made about national policy as well as foreign policy and as ready

we will be performing the bard's comedeis as modern tragedies, outside whole foods across town.e did in my programme last year, when i lived in barcelona. i will be directing. and alan may be starring, depending on auditions. i don't audition! i'm offer—only. this looks fun, but i'm not going to be here. yeah, amy's spending the summer in botswana making tampons. well, blood attracts lions. i'm saving lives. i have a fear of big cats. i can't because i'm working all summer, and also i don't want to. you are a philistine. why would you be here when you can debate? nobody's winning in that outfit. that is really funny and what i like about it, it is funny, i laughed all the way through, but at the heart of it it has that american graffiti end of an era feel about it, they are going their separate ways and it is sensitive about theirfriendship. it is evenhanded about the characters with regard to race, gender and sexual orientation. it looks at all of them with an open mind. funny but never mean, it doesn't have that mean spiritedness which runs through some films. it reminds me of

she currently is the dean of studies and director of curriculum at bard college. in addition to her academic work in photography, jesse shoots professionally with the award-winning team. originally from monroe louisiana, jesse leads new orleans with her family. please join me in welcoming jesse. two library, and in baltimore. thank you. >> how are you? i'm going to do a little 19th-centurypowerpoint, there are very many of us . is that in the way of the shot? here we go. okay. that will show us the picture . of mary. i'm here today to talk about my book girl in black and white, because it's the story of mary mildred williams. after nearly a decade of scholarship and grant funded research in america's archives, along with my fellow anti-slavery sellers tried and mary mitchell had determined that this photograph, is this dynamic type of mary may well be the first of its kind . one of the first images of photographic propaganda, one of the first portraits solely made to prove a political point , i am a photographer and the lens is my representational method of choice

it treats spinal muscular atrophy the leading genetic cause of death and since no bard as has faced criticism for the prize with a one time treatment costing some $2000000.00. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in algiers and other algerian cities for a 14th week they're calling for a planned presidential election to be delayed until independent institutions can be set up to oversee it this after 2 decades of authoritarian rule. as do in mexico central state of class skylab has a new star this baby jackal are the 2 month old female cub is a big hit with visitors but she's also an important success for the zoo's breeding program for the threatened species. u.s. president donald trump has announced he's sending 1500 troops to the middle east to beef up defenses against iran this comes after the pentagon said that iran was directly responsible for attacks on oil tankers in the gulf earlier this month the trumpet ministration also announced a major arms sale to saudi arabia citing the threat from around. the trump and 1st lady malani at trump have just arrived in tokyo for a 4 day

. >> miles de personas a diario viajan en el bard, ese momento de distracciones el que aprovecharon unÍa. >> el jefe de policÍa, explicÓ que gracias a las cÁmaras de seguridad y a la labor de inteligencia por parte de los uniformados, ha logrado detener a los asaltantes que se encuentran al acecho de una vÍctima fÁcil. >> le queremos recordar a nuestros pasajeros, que cuando estÉn usando el sistema, pongan atenciÓn. con las tabletas, celulares y computadoras, porque estÁn robando mucho a la gente que no pone atenciÓn. >> es por eso que si usted es usuario, debe tomar las medidas necesarias para su seguridad y estar alerta al subir y bajar de los vagones. >> porque ellos estÁn buscando la oportunidad de que cuando llegue el tren a la estaciÓn, ellos puedan agarrar el telÉfono la persona sin ver. >> estos robos estÁn surgiendo las diferentes estaciones que van desde san francisco hasta oakland, por eso lo mÁs importante es que no tiene en sus manos su celular o artÍculos electrÓnicos de valor. valor. >> hoy la silla el cambio llegÓ a la ciudad de san josÉ, rosa pide un cambio a la policÍ

the secretary of foreign affairs , secretary bard. the important relationship of the relations, the mexicans andoach to foreign trading mexico's relationship with some of the other partners in the hemisphere. there is so much writing on many of these issues today. a stronger and more tightly integrated u.s.-mexico relationship has the potential to underwrite prosperity across the hemisphere and through the certainties provided to the business community, north america can continue to be the engine of growth for economies all over the world. strong usmcawith a -- north america can be the most competitive region in the world. this is a historic moment for mexico and the mandate for social progress and inclusive growth that president lopez over was elected to fulfill. secretary ebrard we are happy to have you today. timew you travel all the because you are always in the air. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the secretary of foreign affairs in mexico, his excellency marcelo ebrard. [applause] sec. ebrard: thank you for the

attorney general william bard now if you read the report you know that mr barr summary was off the mark and you're not alone tonight the u.s. congress questioning the attorney general did he purposely mislead the public did he lie to congress to protect the president i'm bored golf in berlin this is the day. column in psalms for here's the muller report. can't say i've read it all but i've read most of it. but he was very clear with me that he was not suggesting that we had misrepresented his report why did you test i need a night that you didn't know the concerns being expressed mahler's came from the shirt your i feel great sir it was purposely in the screening. decided that it struction if you did is that correct that's right you feel could affect your decision absolutely his work concluded when he sent his report to the attorney general. at that point it was my baby i have requested this to our chairman to us arise a hearing a special counsel muller and i hope that will happen soon. which of our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome but we begin the

almost spoils their batch when the ball hits the arm of bard defenders a home boy tearing at the penalty kick was awarded had over his brazilian younger child converted to cut the byron lead to one. but that was all hand over could come up with their goal scorer then collected his second yellow card making it even easier for biron. and when perennial champion sponsibility and already involved and came off the bench biron got even bolder at the classic live of the goal to boot. three one final score maybe not a big win but an important one the road ahead to winning the double looks unobstructed for hanover however it's full of potholes let's see it from their side . however know they only have a slim mathematical chance of surviving in the big league the team hadn't won their last twenty eight games on the road and they were expected to break that streak in munich. their hope center primarily on goalkeeper michel as sound. in fact he holds the record for a number of saves in the league this season. but that alone still hasn't helped much. and when you come up against a powerhouse like byr

the bard is by far the very very best and she's very very liberal when it comes to economics we pry wouldn't agree with too much on economics but. but she is good on a forum. policy she does not want these engagement which is an economic issue we'd save a lot of money you know by not being engaged like this but she's she's the most intelligent and and would be the best if we had to pick one of them to be our president i think she would be giving us the best chance for bringing about peace let's switch gears for a second and talk about a longstanding philosophy you've had which is getting rid of the federal reserve why do you want to do that. because i don't want our country to end up in total bankruptcy destruction of the currency and an economic system that collapses like zimbabwe are or of venezuela. power in government which is something that a libertarian and is always challenging the power usually goes with the people who control the money and the founders knew this they were very very strong on saying don't ever use anything other than silver and gold as legal tender and don't have a c

at the moment, we have more cloud coming in across a good bard of scotland.. julie elsewhere. —— good part of scotland. a little rain and drizzle across scotla nd a little rain and drizzle across scotland first thing in the morning. we are left with patchy thin high cloud. not going to spoil the day. plenty of sunshine, light winds for most of us, temperatures continuing to rise. 20 degrees across parts of northern ireland and the moray firth. warm across yorkshire and lincolnshire. lots of sunshine around on tuesday. the re— starting to pick up towards the south—east of the uk. a southerly breeze will bring the highest temperatures across northern ireland, scotland, north—western bouts, and wales. not quite as warm but a decent day in the welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: paying the price. a top trump adviser says us consumers will face an economic hit for tariffs on china, contradicting the us president. millions head to the polls in the philippines in crucial midterm electi

. >>> bard is expanded part is expanding how long they will test their new cars. they started rolling them out last october but now the san francisco chronicle reports many cars are developing maintenance issues sooner than expected. the paper says both types of new cars are expected to run 6000 hours before there are any equipment issues but right now, issues are popping up after 1000 hours. bart wants to make sure the car manufacturer has the time to live up to their contract specifications for putting more cars out on the tracks. >>> affordable housing projects are moving forward in the south bay along with an expansion of an adjacent park. the milpitas city council approved a $6.5 million loan for a housing project on single court. 40 units will be set aside for veterans and several others for special needs households. the city council also approved the purchase of a property next door which will allow augustus rathbone park to double. >>> we will get an update on the seven -- boeing 737 max 8 later this week with the house committee is expected to question of

people because we need to bring pressure on the british government to demand that the israeli state bards by international war and you know we should be as a bare minimum in my opinion be recognizing the palestinian state any progress on what speed happening to you in the british parliament any progress on your suspension for alleged anti-semitism well i'm confident i'll be reinstated by the party when these grotesque accusations of no basis whatsoever and i've are submitted a very detailed and robust response to them and obviously the process in the party now which we are going through and they will be low no doubt assessing my risk. it's and it is hoping a decision will be made in the fairly near future don trump says he is trying to change things is there's been alleged leaks over his deal of the century from sheldon adelson saying u.s. sanctions military force may be used but he's sending the u.s. as abraham lincoln to threaten iran he says iran is behind the palestinians what do you think about the prospects for one that donald trump is a menace we're seeing this this latest developm

the bard is by far the very very best and she's very very liberal when it comes to economics we pry wouldn't agree with too much on economics but. but she is good on the foreign policy she does not want these engagement which is an economic issue we'd save a lot of money you know by not being engaged like this but she's she's the most intelligent and would be the best if we had to pick one of them to be our president i think she would be giving us the best chance for bringing about peace let's switch gears for a second and talk about a longstanding philosophy you've had which is getting rid of the federal reserve why do you want to do that. because i don't want. our country to end up in total bankruptcy destruction of the currency and an economic system that collapses like zimbabwe or our venezuela. power in government which is something that a libertarian should and is always challenging but power usually goes with the people who control the money and the founders knew this they were very very strong on saying don't ever use anything other than silver and gold as legal tender and don't have

there so they are pushed back about being the president let me just say this with you this is from dr bard d d r i'm going to go back to you were just wrapping up i got thirty seconds left here eventually the people found us way to war suffer from chaos and street fighting people's health lies that welfare must be the first line both sides don't pay attention to this matter than your closing thoughts yeah i mean the only right thinking person has to agree with. this way that is the focus all of a much bigger battle which involves the u.s. and russia and several other players venezuelan people at the heart of this big divide between the supporters and bhutto supporters rigidly are the ones that suffer. delgado thank you so much sharing with us how divided people in venezuela are we will continue with best at al-jazeera dot com for the latest news there and with the stream at a.j. strain and so watching thank you guests see you next time. may on al-jazeera. as the world's biggest democracy goes to the polls we focus on the economic challenges facing india and the rise of ultranationalist a n

a big bombshell because what mueller said today underlined certain aspects of the report that bill bard the attorney general has underemphasized. and chief among those is this office of legal counsel decision and precedent that a sitting president can't be impeached. that's a big deal. however, we need to move from the question of should we and what does mueller think about whether we should or should not impeach the president to can we and that's what nancy pelosi and democratic leadership is concerned with. so unless something changes and unless there is new evidence that comes forth through this oversight we are in the same spot we were 24 hours ago that nothing is really substantively new. >> nancy pelosi is in a tough spot. you look at the statement just today. you have more democrats calling for impeachment proceedings. you have the deepening of that divide within the democratic party. how do you believe that the speaker is going to be able to navigate this from a political standpoint? >> i believe she is going to hold the line and i laughed when i saw her speak at the commonwealt

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that the asking harshly when after not thought the bard i'm learning frankly every resource i may make of you i really. don't call them by. and openness made about look at this wonderful time goodness what if what i thought you had to go for the. little known i don't know them said nothing at all until is a hefty awful and i don't wish to interfere and. then her and the. thought of we've me in out of the sun i love would we and it would only yeah. i think then fill in a hovel fill a hovel been able to fit to have been through a fog. madge mocked me to do it when alone of the sun the problem of the day mid day. and in most of mischief and have had that sort of enough to understand them had it when they had it on best then mischief if ringback. i did rest is going to shift the. hope of us how little some. of us my saw by this model it would roll well let's see how did you get this is going to have it your whole made up loop that officially. i missed because of the whole cum of her. 3rd so no. more particularly more the. sort of the must mean i managed to hide. for the minute. i mean i'm

. >> anthony: will jesters and bards and medievally attired pranksters be popping up during my stay hereeally -- >> anthony: mimes? no mimes, troubadours, jugglers, uh, human statues? >> tracey: come on. >> anke: all of them are wearing bonkers costumes and look like shit. i don't like it. no, i always get embarrassed about those people. >> anthony: i hate carnival. >> anke: i hate carnival too. >> anthony: are there parades? >> tracey: yes. >> anke: yes. >> anthony: i hate parades. >> tracey: okay. >> anthony: are there clowns? >> tracey: you hate clowns. >> anthony: i hate clowns. >> tracey: okay. >> anthony: jesters? >> tracey: yeah, occasionally. >> anthony: festive attire? uh, i have beer right now. i don't need no stinking carnival to drink beer, man. and as i understand it, i am urged to drink beer as part of a community of beer drinkers with other bros. i hate bros. >> tracey: it's not just bros. it's a whole community of people speaking in dialect, singing songs in dialect. >> anthony: singing, i forgot to mention that. >> tracey: singing is good. >> anthony: i hate that too. >>

service from the east bay because i think that would be an incredible opportunity to have a load on bard. this is for the existing ticket holder base and we angled as part of the analysis and when they looked at the existing ferry facilities, obviously not in mission bay but other areas, what they determined was they thought it was a good rider ridp from oakland alameda and south of south bay. they're look at those options to run service from larkspur. >> my other is a stem cell agency and we have an investment in mission bay. east bay is difficult sometimes for people to get over regularrery for healthcare, for appointments, else and is this a service that might be operating regularly or just during game times? >> david wants to answer it fully but right now the intent is event service and whether that expands beyond that is up for discussion. >> so the long-term facility at 16th street which we anticipate to the end of 2021 would include both service to events and commuter service. but we're looking at a temporary facility that would likely just serve events and games. >> so patients s

a surprise trip to brussels to discuss rising tensions with iran for more we can cross to felicity bard our european prague castle and our 1st city thanks michelle yes the european union has told mike pump air that it fully supports the international nuclear deal with iran and has called only us to show mark simone restraints held talks with the foreign ministers during the unexpected stopover in brussels the blocks foreign policy chief expressed concern that u.s. strategy towards terror on carries grave risks falls week iran announced it was scaling back some commitments on the 2050 nuclear deal. michael pale heard that very clearly today from the from the us not only from myself but also from the other ministers of feeling the states that. we are living in a crucial delicate moment where. the most relevant. attitude to take the most responsible attitude to take is we believe should be and that of maximum maximum restraint avoiding any escalation. well our desire is to tasha butler is following developments for us in brussels so natasha might be in brussels then to talk to for minister

. >> let's talk about pardons because the president has issued two more bards. the total now is ten and among the latest conservative activist conr and newspaper publisher conrad black. is the president using pardons to reward friends or even to send a message to people that he may be trying to influence saying these are the kinds of dlings and carrots i have available? >> this is clearly who he is. none of this is coming as a surprise to anyone and yes and yes and yes to whatever your third question would have been. statement. i think every republican strategist is probably cringing when they read headlines like that but if going change any votes in 2020? >> probably not. >> but the usual process, and we know all of this goes out the window with donald trump on everything is, you know, to go through the office of the pardon attorney at the department of justice which usually there's a five-year waiting period. they make recommendations. it goes on and on and on w.donald trump, well, he wrote this really nice book about about me or i saw someone talking about hi

we will be performing the bard's comedeis as modern tragedies, outside whole foods across town.in barcelona. i will be directing. and alan may be starring, depending on auditions. i don't audition! this looks fun but i'm not going to be here. yeah, amy spending the summer in botswana making tampons. i'm saving lives. i have a fear of big cats. i can't because i'm working all summer, and also i don't want to. you are a philistine. why would you be here when you can debate? that is really funny and what i like about it, it is funny, i laughed all the way through, but at the heart of it it has that american graffiti end of an era feel about it, they are going their separate ways and it is sensitive about theirfriendship. it is evenhanded about the characters with regard to race, gender and sexual orientation. it looks at all of them with an open mind. funny but never mean, it doesn't have that mean spiritedness which runs through some films. it reminds me of bridesmaids in that it has that same sense of being about friendship, someone going from single to married, in this case goin

there so they are push back about being the president let me just share this with you this is from dr bard d d r i'm going to go back to you were just wrapping up i got thirty seconds left here eventually the people found us way to war suffer from chaos and street fighting people's health lies that welfare must be the first line both sides don't pay attention to this matter than your closing thought you know i mean the only right thinking person has to agree with. this way that is the focus all of a much bigger battle which involves the us and russia and several other players venezuelan people at the heart of this big divide between the supporters and bhutto supporters rigidly are the ones that suffer. god oh thank you so much sharing with us how we define the people in venezuela are we will continue with their set al-jazeera dot com for the latest news there and with the stream at a.j. strain and so watching thank you guests see you next time. to just look at. the border of who supported the taliban who is now interfering in libya who is now interfering in the sudan just look at the reali

and bill bard's comments in the hearing this week were troubling because they suggested that he is havingations about investigations or someone in the white house, or informativestig they should open, and he was asked if it was appropriate for the president to suggest who the attorney general investigate. instead of saying department should usually say, that they should have no conversations, he said anyone can suggest an investigation, it's up for me to decide what to do. he was unwilling to draw that line at his confirmation hearing, and i think we still don't see it as a red line and it is very troubling for what may be to come in the next few months. >> let's look at his exchange with william barr. one, he could just start investigating or potentially prosecuting people that did their duty by trying to stop a russian attack, or he could intervene in the 14 remaining open mueller investigations that are out there. here is richard blumenthal talking about whether or not he will step aside from those? >> have you had any conversations with anyone in the white house about those investigat

. >> the bard of bell belmead. >> and kevthank you very much fg with us this morning.y from attorney general william barr appearing before congress and democratic lawmakers calling for special council robert mueller to testify after the "washington post" broke the news on communications between him and bar in which mueller complained that barr's four page memo was twisting the public's perception of his findings. of course to a copy of that letter reviewed by the "washington post" mueller said "the summary letter the department sent to congress and released to the public late in the afternoon of march 24th did not fully capture the context, nature and substance of this office's work and conclusions. there is now public confusion about critical aspects of the results of our investigation. this threatens to undermine a central purpose for which the department appointed the special council to assure full public confidence in the outcome of the investigationsalsell to assure confidence in the outcome of the investigations investigationsal. requested that barr release the f

. >> kurt bard la with a message for democrat this is morning. joining us now. fbi. andrew mccabe. author "the threat, how the fbi protects america in the age of terror and trump." we've been talking a lot over the last two hours about what we saw and heard yesterday from director mueller what did you hear from where you said? >> thank you for having me on. what i saw yesterday as i watched the broadcast live was really vintage bob mueller. this was bob mueller delivering what he thought, without adornment, without extra words. short, to the point, delivering his message and then stepping away as he hopes from the microphones permanently. we'll see if that hope comes through. >> andy yesterday's very stark performance, very muelleresque performance, seems to have focused in largely in public opinion terms in terms of what we do here every day on the obstruction element. because it was pretty well laid out in volume 2 of his report. but the obstruction evidence that is listed in mr. mueller's report, it gets to but we don't talk about it a lot, the dna of the cri

let me say that, coming from texas, i must take note of james bard, which as a member of the congress and this committee, provoked and generated the original hates crimes that was passed in the 1990s or early 2000s. james baird was dragged through the streets of jasper, texas and i think he was found by either two or three white males. that was 20 years ago. i give to his family my deepest sympathy as well as our witness who comes to speak about his children and the horrific crime. so today i want to say i abhor racism and stereotypes of african-americans. i abhor anti-muslim views, anti-immigrant views, anti-lgbtq views, anti-ashaken and latino and any other hatred, religion or otherwise that plagues this nation. let me ask the representative from the adl, first of all. is hatred or racism a reality? >> absolutely, congresswoman. >> is the major target african-americans? >> yes. the core ideology, which is a euphemism for white supremacists, the core idea on the is the belief in the imminent extinction of the white race because of a flood of non-white people and orchestrated puppeter

attorney general william bard now if you read the report you know that mr barr summary was off the mark and you're not alone tonight the u.s. congress questioning the attorney general did he purposely mislead the public did he lie to congress to protect the president i'm bored golf in berlin this is the day. i'll sell this for here's the miller report. can't say i've read it all but i've read most of it. but he was very clear.