barker —— excellent article by alex barker in the ft, only just realising that article by alex barker you have checks and barriers that borders and that might cause problems. ijust don't think at any point eurosceptics have don't think at any point eu rosce ptics have really don't think at any point eurosceptics have really understood what the european union stands for. whether you like it or night... we've been part of it for so long. whether you like it or not, it's a rules —based system which is to protect its own interests and they cannot allow us to be better off outside and inside, because if that is true, then everyone else would automatically leave. that is what nigel thoreau is quite candidly says. he thinks brexit not only should but will need to the collapse of the european union, and that's a great thing, according to him. they are frightened of that, the eu will defend its corporate interest, and eurosceptics hate the european union and say it's a protectionist block. yes! it is the protectionist block so yes! it is the protectionist block so you have to be inside it othe

now, contraband camp was first known as camp barker and is sometimes referred to as camp barker. as former slaves began arriving in the nation's capital in early 1862 general james wads worth ordered the men, women and children were to be temporarily housed in a place known as did you have's green row. a group of ten mts on the east side of the u.s. capitol. as the summer approached, wadsworth transferred direct control of all the former slaves in washington to a man named refrpd dan forth b. nichols. a methodist minister in charge of several organizations aiding the freed slaves. out of the outbreak of small p. o. box nichols rehe located the contraband residents to a group of abandoned bar acs in a sparsely populated area of northwest washington, d.c. and that was known as camp barker. thises location was at piece of land that's bounded by rs 12th and 3th street northwest and considered a much more remote location than did you have green's row. it kept the group of contraband farther away from the general population of the city and it was nichols' goal in moving them there to t

barker so if you just come out and decide it's about time to. deny them the wind to make the job one because then you pave the way for numbers didn't stop a chase land don't you think of this would stalk and to india sentiment among the people who would say this is a land grab decision by the government. so i think that the more the government and i obviously speak as an independent journalist and not for the government but i think it's important for your viewers to understand what may have driven the more the government to having taken this decision and taken it literally overnight it's been anticipated for the last few days it's we had you know we've had mobile internet services snapped in kashmir several elected representatives in jammu and kashmir placed under house arrest no communication at all with the media but but the more the government clearly from its point of view is implementing something that it's election manifesto has always said that it will do it has long been the stated position of the part of the agent the party that it woul

contraband camp was first known as camp barker and is sometimes referred to as camp barker. as former slaves began arriving in nation's capital in early 1862, general james wadsworth who was the commander of the military district of washington ordered the men, women and children to be temporarily housed in a place known as duff greens row. it was a group of tenements on the side of the capitol. as the summer approached he transferred the direct control of the former slaves in washington to a man named reverend danforth b.nichols. after an out break of smallpox in these tight and very unsanitary quarters, nichols relocated them to a group of abandoned barracks in a group of sparsely populated area of washington, d.c. and that was known as camp barker. it was considered a much more remote location than duck greens row. it cemeseptember this group of contraband farther away from the general population of the city. the army built tented structures used as hospital wards and it became known as contraband camp and hospital. the image at the left that i identify as contraband camp

a slice here and one of them was family that was brought down from virginia but knew that the barker industry so that benefited us with the debacle right for a number of years the back farm has been in the families since 754 years bred son john is now the 9th generation to run the farm the tobacco days are over these days the bird specialized in hay capital and horse sporting. credit braces the history of the farm openly he still has some objects make by one of the slaves were proud to have a mile. agriculture it was not the only field of commerce that benefited from slavery. back in the days there were american banks that used to accept slaves as a form of payment and insurance companies make their profit by specializing in slave policies even some universities were founded by people who made their fortune through employing slaves. floundered years ago the 1st slave ships iraq in virginia marking the beginning of slave trade and labor in the united states ultimately the capital stored in slaves exceeded the combined value of the nation's railroads and factories which lead some histo

measures for alpine folk music well christoph barker's research does suggest that there was a yodel at that time one which gripped the whole of europe and soon produced its 1st superstar growing a family from silla tal. her daughter and got rich and that energized the scene and made this point song into a kind of 1st pop music so instead we see. in addition to the rhinos hundreds of alpine singers and even opera divas took yodeling to the living and to overseas pastures near 0 balance yards at the new york metropolitan opera their views were not great but that didn't stop yodel mania gripping the us. the whole world met in the usa in the 19th century and a mix of languages were spoken my idea is that yodelling was the lowest common denominator. to get by in some in in the. music market was saturated with the new sound and some began to find it just play. mark twain generously rewarded the 1st yodeling shepherd he encountered as sending a space mountain but after encountering every moment at 10 minute intervals he soon resorted to bribing them just shot. trying did not live to experienc

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favourite to win the event for an unprecedented third—time, whilst olympic gold medallist elinor barkerch it over on bbc two and the bbc sport website. it's the final day of glorious goodwood and the big race — the stewards cup was won by khaadem. the 4—1 favourite dominated in the 6 furlong handicap sprint to become the shortest priced horse ever to win the stewards' cup. it was another good day for trainer charlie hills and jockeyjim crowley who won the king george stakes yesterday. that's all from sportsday. we will be back in around an hour's time. hello there, it has not been a bad start to the weekend across many central, northern and eastern areas but further west we have low pressure slowly moving and which has brought a great cloud outbreaks of rain mainly to northern ireland and some irish seacoast. overnight the weather front will take into effect western parts of the country with thicker cloud with outbreaks of rain. now the showers which developed across parts of scotland and northern england well fizzle out this evening and dry it for many with a bit of mist and fog develo

lived and worked in pakistan yourself how did that conservatism manifest itself on the streets of barker's song in people's daily lives what did you see right you know as a foreigner expectations were different for me but i followed the lead of the women around me so when i went out to the mall or i went out to the cricket ground to go exercise i wore a shalwar kameez that is a trouser and shirts that were uncovered from here down to my ankles my rear end is covered i might wear a scarf or added modesty. and what she is wearing and the way she looks on the wall behind us here that is that is bold that is even rebellious and she is just attracted controversy she was not the typical woman in pakistan who who is meant to buy her outward appearance and comportment represent the family honor and this controversy it really reach a fever pitch around her when she posted the images we're going to show next this is in the summer of 2016 where she had a meeting with an islamic cleric here you can see she's got a very nice hatch's got a naughty look on her face this was during ramadan daytime and the

who did the plumber's break-in, and barker goes to his bank and wants to cash the checks and the bank is the republican national bank of miami. this is number seven. the bank doesn't happen to have that much money sitting around in $100 bills, so they call over to the miami fed and they send over 50,000 of blocks of money, you know, the federal reserve here in philly blocks of money down there. gives the cash back to the treasurer, hugh sloan, keeping 3,000 bucks for his expenses. sloan puts it in the safe. weeks later liddy withdraws some of that same money for his watergate break-in, and he gives the money, 5,000 bucks worth of these uncirculated hundred dollar bills to the cubans. they get arrested red-handed. the money's in their hotel room. they've got the key to the hotel room. they go across in the hotel room they find these $100 bills, and the fbi says, we better figure out where this money came from. okay? that's following the money. okay. then you get haldeman going in to tell nixon how we're going to stop this. they don't care that the fbi traced the money to creep, guys at

also blaming turkey for not guaranteeing the truce which was agreed in kazakstan on thursday need barker is standing by for us in istanbul but 1st we'll cross over to sana'a flooded in san rafah that's near the turkish syrian border to tell us more about what you are hearing about the collapse of the cease fires and. well the rain like you mentioned that cease fire has now collapse approximately 2 hours ago the syrian military issuing a statement blaming turkey and what they. say armed terrorist groups on the ground . we're not complying with that ceasefire opposition activists are reporting airstrikes targeting a number of towns in southern california and northern have left months left on monday as well as far as he thought as well as the lot the care countryside we're not getting any reports of casualties. yet the question is why now that cease fire was holding in this in the syrian army statement they talk about attacks targeting civilians but since friday night there has been no statement by the syrian army suggesting any such attacks the russian defense ministry also saying that its

encouraging tourists to visit an ancient city which was controlled by eisel fighters not too long ago neve barker reports from our commission on the border between turkey and syria beaches from turkey's 45 border with syria the ruins of an ancient capital buried for millennia. this is a car commercial founded 3 and a half 1000 years ago once part of the hittites a neo assyrian empires. emerging from the earth sculptures of rulers and armies of recent excavations via talian and turkish teams have uncovered some of the finest mosaics of the ancient world and. each city in turkey has lots of its cultural heritage but this site is something different we have found layer upon layer of different civilizations including a village dating back to 6000 b.c. the site straddles the modern border 40 percent of it lies on excavated in syria a turkish military base now sits on top of the ancient acropolis it's still the designated active military zone but from next year it will be an open air museum the regional authorities are confident the area is now safe a few years ago this area across the border in syria

her memories turkey will never truly be her home while the war rages on neither to will syria neve barker al-jazeera. but these $500.00 villages on the greek island of every year have been forced to leave their homes as a wildfire is heading their way and this is the scene within the past hour wildfires are burning uncontrollably and at least 4 other parts of greece the area fire is the largest where 2 villages and a monastery have been evacuated the country's fire brigade says it's being called to put out more than $180.00 fires within the past 3 days israel is senate is due to meet on to say to set a date for a vote of no confidence in the prime minister just become to say the vote was called for by his deputy met a.s.l. vini you says the ruling coalition has broken down mr salvini leaves the far right league party which shares power with the 5 star movement it's thought he's hoping to capitalize on his rising popularity with an early election party heads failed to agree on a date for the vote when they met on monday. venezuela's supreme court has stripped the parliamentary immunity of

lawrence lee al-jazeera london well we've barker has been monitoring reaction and protests at westminster. and past 2 years since the bronx referendum the conversation the public discourse surrounding leaving the e.u. has grown uglier and uglier who would have thought only a few years ago that the word coup would be used in relation to britain's democracy but that's exactly what these demonstrates the calling the decision by boris johnson to suspend or paroch parliament next week the whole boris johnson of course sees it he sees it very much in somewhat procedural terms as a way of making sure the m.p.'s are out of the way holding the equation anymore to make sure that the british government can pass much needed legislation when it comes to the humdrum day to day stuff of running the country things like roads education health care and so on and so forth but these people and those opposed to leaving the e.u. without a deal strongly disagree with that standpoint point believing very much that boris johnson wants to keep leaving the e.u. without a deal on the table until the dying moments ju

s there are going down the wrong with barker has more from westminster nandan. legal challenges are either pending or under way across the country in northern ireland and england and scotland and scotland across party group of 74 m.p.'s and he's not our scotland's highest quarter into. vien to get the courts to suspend boris johnson's suspension to halt the purgation the court refused but allow for a full hearing next week which has been seen as something of a victory for the 74 m.p.'s and peers they want boris johnson to sign a document under oath explaining exactly what his intentions are for parliament if he doesn't sign the affidavit they want him to appear in person in court in scotland next week to answer some very tough questions if we do not ultimately win this case what does it say about the british constitution that a prime minister with a majority of one and with nor majority for a notable break say can simply suspend parliament to get what he wants that's what happens into teacher sex the other case that's pending here in the u.k. will begin next wee

different audiences, the youtube generation with a saffron barker.ew people there are dark horses who could go either way. we run a poll and alex scott is the runaway leader at the moment. jamie laing could do quite well, he has done a lot of reality tv, good at ingratiating himself with people, so, if he can dance, he could go far. there is not an obviousjoke candidate, the ageing politician who is not in their comfort zone in a dance studio. there is always someone. that is the point of the programme, you don't wa nt to point of the programme, you don't want to watch ten great dancers, you wa nt want to watch ten great dancers, you want variety. just because you are a comedy character it doesn't mean you can't dance. i would go back to ed balls, russell grant, it depends on the individual and their relationship with their partner. some of the most memorable moments. bbc newsroom live is coming up next. thank you for your company today. have a good day. temperature is today expected to reach their 30s again but we have something cooler tomorrow, a r

coalition in their attempt to trigger early elections and win a majority a big gamble backfired as neve barker now explains. a seismic shift in italy's political landscape the established a center left democratic party and italy's anti establishment 5 star movement have agreed to put aside their differences and join forces to form a government the outgoing prime minister political independent giuseppe conti who resigned last week returns to the top job so. it will be a government for the good of the citizens a government which will help modernize the country and make our nation more competitive internationally but also just more supportive and more inclusive. the surprise partnership puts an end to the 1st postwar populist government in western europe. italian politics imploded earlier this month when deputy prime minister. withdrew his league party turbulent alliance with the 5 star movement the right wing firebrand had hoped to exploit his party's popularity to trigger snap elections and become prime minister if successful it could have led to the creation of a fully far right government but

and then came the others i had the privilege of writing about like joe barker builder who became the first architect in all of northwest territory. very gifted get - - very gifted and is quite intentionally amusing. they did like to sing and dance of course alcohol and whiskey was the only anesthetic. if you were suffering that would be your painkiller. we forget how important whiskey was. it was a currency if you didn't have money you would use whiskey. but i think here we are so actively involved we have to realize that nobody ever lived in the past. there was no past. there is no past. it was their present. they did not know any better than we do how it would turn out. they didn't know they would succeed. they did not come here to make money or be famous or to show how much money they had or how important they were. they came here to create a good society based on their background. and they came here to create a good society for their children, family the community and the family mattered the most the highest of all. and they did not come here to move on. they came here to settle

believe barker al-jazeera the cows mountains campaigners against human trafficking in britain are accusing the government of failing to protect the victims for more on this let's cross back to felicity in london extreme yes activists say hundreds of exploited workers are ending up in jail when they should be in hospital being treated for physical and mental injuries are heywood has been eating some of the many victims of morton day slavery. can't forget being beaten having both ear drums perforated his tooth broken by the criminals who kept him as a slave little wonder then that is trust in people is shattered leave from vietnam doesn't want us to use his real name or show his face and we've disguised his voice after being trafficked to the u.k. he was forced to work inside an illegal kind of response you know. they beat me they hit me in the face if anything was to go wrong they said they would lose 100000 pounds the value of the crop in the house and then they'd cut my throat was arrested and then convicted despite telling the authorities he was a victim of trafficking halfway through hi

ally in the battle against eisel but ankara sees a terrorist group barker has more from istanbul. turkish and u.s. military officials are locked in talks to try and revive hopes of creating a safe zone in northern syria but neither side can see eye to eye on how deep that safe zone should be who should be in control of it turkey wants complete control and whether or not the white p.g. the kurdish fighters based in the region should be forced completely from that part of syria why p.g. were close allies with the united states armed by the u.s. to and were heavily involved in the fight against eisel the white b.g. of youth here in turkey is a terrorist organization the turkish leadership growing levels of frustration when it comes to talks with the united states and in a sign of how frustrated the country is over the weekend president reminded the world to the turkey would be prepared to stage its own incursion east of the euphrates this would be the 3rd incursion into syria by turkey in the last few years but in addition to this standoff between the u.s. and turkey is the dispute o

i think that will be very dangerous and will have repercussions throughout the region isn't this barker something that could further undermine the democratic tenets of the india itself because if you look at this the puzzle you show the government cuts off internet and phone services places local leaders in germany has been under house arrest declares a public protest of public values cannot be held to the point where you have local leaders it cost me a declaring today like me. today india becomes an occupying force because mia. question i do i do think and i went on on social media to say this as well that i did not all agree with the facts that elected leaders including 2 former chief ministers mehbooba mufti and one of the lower placed under house arrest nor am i comfortable with the fact that this was a decision taken without any communication i'm i'm a bit confused about why the same decision not arguing for them or whether it's good or bad could not have been taken after let's say a month of parliament debates or a consultative process with different stakeholders that said you kno

making bodies are taking money to support russians in the magnitsky case and other cases take lord barker. he's a member of the house of lords it's he's a lawmaker and he's on the parent payroll of all legged or pasta running around the world trying to reduce sanctions on em. why is that not illegal maybe it is illegal i don't know but that's outrageous and that's allowed to happen and nothing is nothing's being done about it you've described to me of putin not as a man of conviction or ideology but as a modern day public he didn't doesn't have he's not he's not like joseph stalin he's not doing all these crimes for some communist reason he's not he's not doing this for some religious reason he's doing this for money he's a kleptocrat all he cares about is money and staying alive but and that makes him much more similar to a public escobar than a joseph stalin or at all hitler the problem is that you give pablo escobar. the powers of a sovereign state with military and intelligence services and nuclear weapons and that's a stream a scary combination well speaking of staying alive and we c

separatist insurgency against the state in 1904 he's been in jail now for 20 years to seriously if barker reports from istanbul. launch a land the founding father of the p.k. k. has released a statement through his lawyers in which he said that he was very confident that he could resolve the conflict between the turkish state and kurdish fighters within a week he said he also said the turkish government needed to do what's necessary or flan is the founding father of the p.k. k. that began as separatists insurgency against the turkish state in 1904 he was jailed in 1909 and is currently being held in a maximum security prison on an island in the sea of marmara he's been denied a lawyer since 2011 but this year is seen as lawyers on several different occasions he also still exerts a tremendous amount of influence over the p.k. k. and its offshoot the y.p. gee what does all of this mean well there is a new context for these comments in the form of hopes of creating a safe zone in northern syria negotiations between turkey and the united states have been intense in recent days plans to create

great britain's olympic champion elinor barker has suffered a broken collarbone after being injured saturday'ssts are meeting in geneva, and will warn that human activity in the way we use land, must change, in order to prevent global warming. the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change is preparing a report on how intensive farming, deforestation and drained peatlands, contribute to rising temperatures. it comes after early indications suggest last month was the hottest on record. our environment analyst, roger harrabin, has more details. natural forests help keep the climate stable. trees take co2 from the air and fix it into the soil through their roots. when we clear forests to grow food we reverse that process, co2 is released and fuels the unnatural heating of the climate. ploughing the land is bad for climate change too. co2 is emitted when soil contacts the air. when the land is overgrazed, that also exposes the soil and releases co2. the way that we use the land at the moment results in the sector being responsible for nearly a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions. emissi

about that as well when it comes to we know the just just recently just a few days just a few days barkere finally was released and it's not like he was released but he was released on parole from what from what i understand on bail so he's he was arrested last year. of course the head of ukraine's branch of the russian news agency he was he was arrested he was and he wasn't he wasn't found guilty of anything but just just as the court was trying to establish to determine his guilt he had to spend time in effectively effectively in prison and the russian side has been adamant that he's a journalist that he didn't do nothing wrong he was just doing his job like you or me for instance the same thing that you or me do and that he should be released and for a very long time the ukrainian side remained to about and so just recently just days ago he he was he basically was allowed to he was allowed out of prison and he was allowed to well attend the court hearings begin related to his case it goes out of as you said it's a complex diplomatic process is ongoing and we are still awaiting details

holiday festivities for syrian refugees living across the border in southern turkey there's neve barker reports many say they want to return permanently to their homeland. it is a time of solemn sacrifice. in a country that suffered 8 years of continuous war food supplies in syria's italy province of precious beat for these animals will be shared among the community but not of the what is good for despite the lack of sheep the ongoing conflicts and the continual grim argument we don't want to forget our religious commitment. says the collapse of a short lived ceasefire last week the killing has continued. activists say rockets of barrel bombs have targeted villages in northern and southern. the syrian government backed by its ally russia is advancing on the last part of the country in rebel control. it's an all too familiar scene rescuers trying to reach the site of a recent bombardment and another victim. since april more than 800 civilians have been killed including hundreds of children 400000 people are homeless russia and turkey the countries that brokered last week's failed cease f

government trying to block matteo salvini the right wing leader of the league party from taking power if barker reports. a seismic shift in italy's political landscape the established a center left democratic party and italy's anti establishment 5 star movement have agreed to put aside their differences and join forces to form a government the outgoing prime minister political independent giuseppe conti who resigned last week returns to the top job. it will be a government for the good of the citizens a government which will help modernize the country and make our nation more competitive internationally but also. more supportive and more inclusive. the surprise partnership puts an end to the 1st postwar populist government in western europe italian politics imploded earlier this month when deputy prime minister vini withdrew his league party turbulent alliance with the 5 star movement . the right wing firebrand had hoped to exploit his party's popularity to trigger snap elections and become prime minister if successful it could have led to the creation of a fully far right government but the pl

kebrina barker and her daughter bridget are both with me now.r—and—a—half ago that was 40 gets old, older than i am. year—and—a—half ago that was 40 gets old, olderthan i am. we year—and—a—half ago that was 40 gets old, older than i am. we took a moment to teach the children that your rubbish doesn't just moment to teach the children that your rubbish doesn'tjust disappear into thin air, it has to be dealt with, we discovered a scheme where you can send of crisp packets, waters —— you can send of crisp packets, waters — — walkers you can send of crisp packets, waters —— walkers are sponsoring it, it is giving them an extended life, it is giving them an extended life, it has snowballed. now this involves all of your neighbours. have you got all of your neighbours. have you got all the neighbours bringing their rubbish ranch? yes. we have had loads of rubbish. about 1400 people bringing rubbish around everyday. why is this so important? it is having a new life and it is helping other stuff. it helps the environment and it gives all of these plasti

all of that is unclear the barker reporting that the urgent action is required to tackle african swine fever as the virus spreads rapidly through europe 10 e.u. nations have reported cases of the virus with particularly bad breaks and bulgaria and neighboring remaining african swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar but not affects people . hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of an off duty israeli soldier who was found in the occupied west bank the teen year old was unarmed when he was found with stab wounds near the settlement block early on thursday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has denounced the killing as a terror attack and to find those responsible puerto rico may get its 4th governor in a week after politicians criticize the latest appointee wonder vasquez parties discussed replacing a day after she was sworn in she's seen as a party as a part of the previous administration the next front runner is jennifer gonzales puerto rico's representative to the u.s. congress the governor the 1st governor ricardo reseller quit in j

encouraging tourists to visit an ancient city which was controlled by isis fighters not so long ago if barker reports some car chemist's on the border between turkey and syria meters from turkey's fortified border with syria or the ruins of an ancient capital buried for millennia. this is a car commercial founded 3 and a half 1000 years ago once part of the hittites a neo assyrian empires. emerging from the earth sculptures of rulers and armies of recent excavations via talian and turkish teams have uncovered some of the finest mosaics of the ancient world and. each city in turkey has lots of its cultural heritage but this site is something different we have found layer upon layer of different civilizations including a village dating back to 6000 b.c. the site straddles the modern border 40 percent of it lies on excavated in syria a turkish military base now sits on top of the ancient acropolis it's still the designated active military zone but from next year it will be an open air museum the regional authorities are confident the area is now safe a few years ago this area across the border i

monday near the turkish border with syria a joint operation center is set to be established there it barker has more from gaza on tap in turkey. the defense ministry has confirmed the arrival of 6 u.s. officials to the city of show on the close of the syrian border we have no idea who they are whether they are military officials or otherwise all this arrival is being interpreted as being all part of the creation of a joint command center that will eventually be a springboard to the creation of a safe zone in northern syria both the u.s. and turkey met for 3 days of talks in ankara last week at the conclusion of that was indeed to push ahead with the creation of a safe but that said the united states would happen incrementally over an unspecified period of time but the indication coming from turkey's defense ministry is that this command center could be online within a matter of days there has been a significant difference of opinion between the u.s. and turkey over the shape and dimensions of the safe soon the difference of opinion how deep it should be who should be in control of it and pa

barker has said that they say you are not a real cyclist until you have broken a collarbone.pted and cross—harbour tunnels blocked for a third consecutive day. hong kong‘s chief executive, carrie lam, has warned that increasingly violent demonstrations were pushing the city to the verge of a very dangerous situation. she pledged to restore law and order, vowing not to resign in the face of intensifying protests. the great majority of hong kong people are now in a state of great anxiety. some of them do not know whether they could still take some forms of public transport, while others are right now being blocked on the way to work. the government will be resolute in maintaining law and order in hong kong. 0ur correspondent stephen mcdonell is in hong kong. hejoins us now. it looks scary, stephen — what is the situation where you are? there has been a dramatic escalation all over hong kong today in conjunction with this widespread strike. where i am it is a police residential compound. you can see the graffiti on the walls there. and if we pan up, we can see the towers where p

jeff barker, washington reporter of the baltimore sun, robert, inional political reporter review and member of the club as well. the maryland democratic party --th of congressman sam is the washington bureau chief at cnn. he is rushing over here. we will introduce him when the time comes. reporter -- bob weiner and the national press club member who organized today's luncheon. thank you, bob. washington corridor -- reporter at the new -- the new york post. reporter atuse bloomberg news. we welcome our headliner, congressman elijah, democrat from the state of maryland, has oversight and government reform. his remarks come in the wake of president trump off his comments about his district, he called baltimore "a disgusting rat in rodent infested mess and the worst in america." will alsogs investigate and the trump administration, the prescription drug industries price practices. 13th in thehis house, he is been an advocate for health care, the fight against -- a leader in the fight against drug abuse, and assistance to lower income americans. bob weiner, members --adliners, cochairs, a

turkey environmentalists say the mines operator is doing irreversible damage to the environment the barker reports. in a province oh i'll change. 6 the cows mountains protesters all of them move through a vast wilderness often called the lungs of turkey. the area's rich in plant and animal life it's also rich in gold leading to this. a scar on the landscape maybe this this crime will stop that's our only hope it is a crime it is a crime yes cutting a living thing killing a living thing is a crime is the work of the canada based gold mining company alamance gold and its turkish subsidiary doe burger according to these environmentalists 195000 trees have been cut down to make way for this mine 4 times the approved number there's also a huge amount of concern about the potential use of cyanide to separate gold from it or the material that could end up polluting the soil and the water supplies was oh the turkish government rejects the pollution fears major projects such as this have helped fuel the economy in recent years. near to the mine a protest camp is taking shape it's highly organized w

barker in istanbul thank you put the records constitutional crisis continues the u.s.territory has no leader and politicians have delayed the vote to confirm a new governor it senate will now wait for the supreme court to decide if the man who came into just on friday is even eligible to take office this is after a scandal and weeks of protests forced its pretty assessor to resign all the details now with elizondo in someone. chaos that's how one senator described the political situation in puerto rico after more than an hour of debate the senate decided to cancel their confirmation vote of pedro pierre lucy an interim governor and let the supreme court decide his fate when he began hearing the case on tuesday appear louis c. was sworn in friday night but the senate filed a lawsuit with the court saying he's illegitimate since he was not confirmed by the senate the government is paralyzed waiting for a decision the longer this political crisis goes on in puerto rico the more it could have backed the average every day puerto rican people let's remember puerto rico is th

and, then came the others that i had the privilege of writing about, joeeg barker, a wonderful carpenter, and builder who became the first architect and all the northwest territory, very gifted architect in his own writings are simply marvelous and quite amusing and intentionally amusing. they did have a sense of humor. they did like to sing and dance and drink. of course alcohol, whiskey was only anesthetic they had. if you had a toothache, giving birth to a child, if you're suffering from awful wound, they could not just give you the kindr, other than that comes in a glass and taste pretty good. [laughter] we forget how important whiskey was in for one thing it was a currency. they did not have money they use whiskey. i think that we have to in this particular world that we are so actively involved in, we have to realize that nobody ever lived in the past. there was no past, there is no past. they lived in the present and that was their present. they did not know any better than we do how it was going to turn out. they di did not know how they're going to cc. but they did not give up.

jeff barker, washington reporter at the baltimore sun. robert costa, national political reporter at the washington post and post of washington week in a review and member of the club as well. dr. maya rockeymoore cummings, chair of the maryland democratic party and spouse of congressman elijah cummings. lori russo, president of stanton communications and co-chair of the national press club's headliners team. >> sam is on his way, breaking news. jeff: as always, sam feist is the washington bureau chief at cnn. he is rushing over here. we will introduce him when the time comes. alayna treene, white house reporter at axios. bob weiner, president of weiner public news and the national press club member who organized today's luncheon. thank you, bob. jennifer cummings, daughter of the congressman. nikki schwab, washington reporter at the new york post. and jennifer jacobs, white house reporter at bloomberg news. [applause] jeff: we welcome our headliner, congressman elijah cummings, democrat from the state of maryland, chairman of the house co

announcer: coming up tonight on c-span, andy parker, the father of slain tv reporter allison barker on internet service provider immunity. then, a discussion about radicalization and reintegrating extremism into society. -- extremists and to society. with theonversation st. louis federal bank president james bullard. the concerns over immunity protections for internet service providers. death was parker's posted online, the father spoke on gun violence and legislation regarding the communications decency act. >> good afternoon. welcome to the national press club. i am deputy manager editor and passed -- past president of the national press club and board member of the journalism institute. for today's headline or event, we are pleased to welcome any -- andy parker. hopefully, joining us by phone is the director of the georgetown university's civil hts clinicnic -- rig and voting rights institute. they are here to discuss and his campaign to get google to tape video off of its platforms and to take your questions. during the q&a portion, i will take as many questions as time permits. pl