the whole town of bertie turned out to listen even to the rehearsals. the sis yeah that this is more than a concert. it's more than just music for a listening pleasure or a pleasant way to spend an evening why is it in this is to remind us of who we are where we are. i want this continent to commemorate the many jewish p. . bill he lived in the city until no longer here he didn't survive and for now at least now doesn't give us new tab. in the late 19th century almost 90 percent of bertie's population was jewish in 1945 after pogroms and the holocaust only $88.00 members of brody's jewish community were maimed today there's little left to testify to what was once a jewish cultural center known as the jerusalem of policial. oksana linnet who conducts concerts around the globe grew up just 2 blocks away from the synagogues ruins for her the concert is also a homecoming this is where her roots are where she comes to rest and recharge but she's also got a mission to put the historical region of the least now straddling the ukrainian polish border back on th

well, doug, here's the story according to bertie. he kept guns, said bertie, lots of them. lost and alone, he decided to use one on himself. >> as he crawled toward the guns, he said he heard this horrid voice that said "he's mine". and then he heard another voice that said "no, he's not. he belongs to me". and he said it was a thunderous, authoritative, shook the whole room voice. and next thing he knew, he felt arms picking him up. and putting him on the bed. >> he told you this. >> yes, he told me this months later. >> quite a story. the one that got doug saved and back with his family. after that, he started an excavation business, and as his kids grew up, six of them. many followed him and became the family business. >> he's a salesman, you know. he can talk you into something. >> a charmer. >> yeah. totally. total charmer. >> what was his business philosophy? was he a numbers-crunching guy or a handshake guy? >> he was a hand shake guy. he expected his word and a hand shake was good. and he knew it was. he expected that of others and that isn't always true. >> and the

in the late 19th century almost 90 percent of bertie's population was jewish in 1905 after pogroms and the holocaust only $88.00 members of brody's jewish community remained today there's little left to testify to what was once a jewish cultural center known as the jerusalem of police here. oksana linnet who conducts concerts around the globe grew up just 2 blocks away from the synagogues ruins for her the concert is also a homecoming this is where her roots are where she comes to rest and recharge but she's also got a mission to put the historical region of the least now straddling the ukrainian polish border back on the world cultural map that was one reason she helped found the festival 3 years ago. that's about a one side is delivered from a festival was started to highlight the historical background and cultural connections between crane especially western ukraine and western europe that's the way in and to present these connections on an international stage. of the internet's an eyelid the now so it is in. this year's festival is dedicated to the jewish author joseph forte born i

and let's get more on this story now we are joined by mathias you bertie has travelled to the city of portobello which is in the brazilian state of virginia and the north of the country this has been among the worst hit by the amazon wildfires welcome to the program to you and it is i'd like to begin by asking you can the armed forces make a difference in this situation bring it under control. yeah for sure they will make a difference because their respects fully equipped they have special forces who can fight the fires here in the amazon and so they are really new step towards a better you know you can they can change the situation they have special airplanes firefighting airplanes and so i think they will now change the situation in in the next days and weeks but they themselves say it will take one month at least to get the fire under control because they're in remote places among the whole state of donya and further it's huge distances little little infrastructure so it's really a challenge also for them to do it but they can make a difference in the next weeks mathias i'd like to

and one of them on there which the concrete to give its citizens certainly bertie's freedom of speech freedom of rallies and so on and so forth and. that's why a lot of people were concerned we had the wide. was going on in moscow with rates that were made with old. logs that were made by the. lawyers if you mr president said that there were products in france as well that's true and citizens were injured and police officers were injured and i'm really concerned about these 2 but france has always. feel would not just. don what was written constitution but also all the rides and that it must fulfill console cura demand so all the people who. went to a big european accord of course they will be heard they will believe sent to the poor as we. make it happen so that each citizen had a chance to express he has written her opinion but you know that all those people who wanted to be that you. to become candidates during the european election they didn't manage to do it they could do it freely they could do it with any borders with any limitation with any obstacles. and so of korea save peop

grew and so depressed bertie americans believe so firmly in this new formula that they compel their allies to bring they can elect policies in line with it from then on it wasn't people's incomes that counted it was only growth and it turned out to be such a useful measure actually for the war effort and for understanding the war effort the oft awards it became the single most important policy number. across the world it kind of symbolizes progress to us sort of says while things are getting bigger so they must be getting better that was the g.d.p. . in the 3 decades after the war the western economies grew up to 8 percent annually in the u.s. they called it the golden age of capitalism in france they were the 30 glorious years in germany it was the economic miracle an anti generation enjoyed material prosperity and full employment and this became engraved in the collective consciousness even though these high growth rates were only made possible by massive water destruction the believe in growth was now unstoppable. g.d.p. became the most important benchmark in history. that and the econo

they tried to create this argument that somehow bertie and elizabeth warren are cofront runners.ombine their numbers, and they at the same time, look at the thursday debate.u bernie and elizabeth born in the middle -- >> tucker: may i stop you right there? that's true, but we are pretty early. i mean, jeb bush was leading the rest of the pack by that kind of margin four years ago. do you really believe joe biden, having watched him carefully, two debates, is capable of sustaining a winning presidential campaign between now and the november after this? >> i think he has to stick to his guns. he has to be the old joe biden, the job i did that has served the american people for the last 40 years, not be pulled to the side. let's understand, we have a field that is big, it's hard to get your message across in a couple of seconds of sound bites. at the same time, you are a two-time vice president selling with someone selling crystals and bill de blasio on the other side. you have to compete withth that. as the field shrinks down -- >> tucker: don't put biden near too many democrats be

medicare was billed 10,700 odd dollars bertie -- ct scan that takes threeat minutes. i've had several mris that took 45 minutes and they were nearly $4000. and they billed for two oxygen canisters that i never received and 20 and $40 per pill and i was never given, there is no way was given that because i didn't have anything to drink not even nice chip. government is good about appropriations for programs with little oversight. they review 1% of medicare claims. there so much fraud that goes on , it's sickening. i have had a question on my itemized bill and i called medicare. they didn't seem too interested. they said to call the hospital and tell them and then get back with them. i guess that's all i wanted. part b coverage of medicare when they added that medicare cannot even negotiate. that's unreal. there are millions of people on medicare. they have negotiation power to make prices much lower than what they are paying. >> host: thank you. maura calsyn. >> guest: a lot of what the caller was talking about our a lot of issues we are talking about today and the pri

pick the real one, you get a chocolate frog you get it wrong, you'll get a a bag of dirt-flavored bertie beans [ light laughter ] all right, raise your hand if you want to play the game. [ cheers ] it's fun there you go thanks you can hold this. what's your name where are you from >> my name is caris. i live in new jersey right now >> jimmy: cool well, welcome. here's your quote right here it says, "until we have seen someone's darkness, we don't really know who they are." is that a quote from marianne williamson or dumbledore >> dumbledore. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: ah, sorry. >> oh, man >> jimmy: that is marianne williamson. [ sad trombone ] [ laughter ] here is your bag of dirt-flavored jelly beans. enjoy. [ applause ] what's your name >> beck. >> jimmy: where are you from >> australia >> jimmy: australia? >> yeah! >> jimmy: oh, i love australia >> aw. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry, i love jersey too. i'm sorry. [ laughter ] well, here you go. here's your quote. it says, "we are drawn to our destiny as if to a magnet. and while monsters can delay us, they have no power to change our destina

english football club bertie have been expelled from the football league the club's order to find a last minute buyer last week but the deal fell through a deadline of 1600 g.m.t. and tuesday was set by the league for the takeover to be completed becomes the 1st club to be expelled in since 1992 what it means in practice is that the 3rd division of english football will not consist of 23 teams this season. and for the rest of the day's sports news. thank you very much world number one and defending u.s. open champion naomi osaka is through to the 2nd round of this year's competition at flushing meadows in new york the japanese was up against russia's and a blink over on tuesday she took the 1st set 64 but the world number 84 surprised osaka in the 2nd set by taking it 76 the deciding set was a lot more comfortable for us aka as she took it 6 to. world number one got to be. had a day to forget in the 1st round she was defeated in 3 sets by american allyson risk much to the delight of home fans the world number 36 taking this match to 66163. 2 time wimbledon winner petherick witold had no

he was involved in the bertie madoff case. accused the company of accounting fraud. ge saying the allegations are meritless but investors are hitting the pause button for gdp. these are luxury stocks that came out. a lot of hedge funds were lightening up on these with exposure to china. a lot of people dumping these stocks. heavy pressure. with theirg out earnings, saying they are taking a 25% hit to revenue. they are allowed to bid for certain jobs. let's take a look at other big movers. you have the pullback from the luxury retailers. walmart was a strong results. shake shack coming out with strong results and an upgrade. balancing out some of the news on the market. paul. paul: let's talk about oil. another down day. trade war and other indicators appearing to be piling on the sentiment. su: was oil, you have a mix of factors. the trade war add to bearish concern. global economies weakening. adding to bearish concerns about the supply glut. let's take a look at gold. completely different story. you have a prominent analyst, jeff curry at goldman, saying it is kind

there has of course been other tee shots here, and bertie ahern has been here, i don't think it wouldoccasion. the symbolism of your being here is an is inescapable. are you sending out a message? what is that message? and what you like to comment on the fact that... first of all, it is very kind ofjeffrey to greet me here today, it is his constituency, and i was in lisbon a few months ago, and we met there as well. it is always good to have lines of communication open, and while it may not always appearso, open, and while it may not always appear so, lines of communication are very appear so, lines of communication are very much open. i don't particularly have a message or in your message here today, i am here to listen and to engage and take pa rt to listen and to engage and take part in the various events that i agreed to take part in, many of which are long—standing and petitions from months ago, and i'm very keen to partake in them. to a nswer very keen to partake in them. to answer your other question, in relation to the portraits, that is absolutely a matter for the relation to

. >> y digo quÉ mÁs me gustarÍa que fuera una boda doble, patricia nicolÁs, bertie y armando y asÍ nonte que le va a los contendientes y gente que le va a los famosos. >> ¿a quiÉn le vas? >> a los contendientes. >> ¿por quÉ? >> porque me gusta el color rojo. >> por el color rojo nada mÁs. >> alguien que le guste el color azul. >> a quien le va a los famosos que se ponga de pie que ¿a quiÉn le vas? >> a los famosos. >> claro que van a estar en exatlÓn porque ahora vienen con nuevos concursos y nuevas pruebas cada vez mÁs complicada y usted le va a los rojos ¿verdad? >> obvio lsaben, no pueden perder exatlÓn estados unidos tercera temporada y arranca este prÓximo lunes exatlÓn estados unidos una temporada que viene con 20 grandes participantes y promete estar mejor que nunca y aparte tenemos un especial de este nueva temporada de exatlÓn donde varios famosos harÁn una presentaciÓn especial, asÍ es que ya lo saben, telemundo estarÁ estrenando exatlÓn esdos unidos este p ¿y que? ¿algún evento especial? sí, hoy empieza la... (susurrando) liquidación toyota. ¡¿la liquidación toyota?! ¿el ev

our coverage includes author interviews with justice ruth berti on her book my own words. david, his book is the heartbeat of wounded knee. sharon robinson talks about her book child of the dream. rick atkinson author of the british are coming. and thomas malone, founding director of the mit center for elective intelligence. he discusses his book super mines. the national book festival festival. life saturday august 31st at 10:00 a.m. eastern. book tv cspan two. up next, students on issues impacting their communities. gun violence, mental health the environment and other topics. these are winners of the national public speaking competition called soapbox nation. hosted by the facebook education at the museum in washington dc. hello everyone. >> good evening and thank you for joining us today you are joining us here with make the challenge. we are committed to developing young peopleal to be good and active citizens to create a just and equitable world. named afterr two great leaders. we believe in the power of these voices that are here with us today. we believe in helping

no one ever feels good to bertie. how can you feel good about. their production done at a credit to your child yet you us who don't even feel good of you are being abducted. and i wonder if you can get with your group and those who had that no one fan good book. so you've been one of the mongols of the world. you're right. you're right. here many of you are 50. and a kind of luck fifties or explain. to me at least lifted me from shit and never will. probably dish you. invented with. anything. now. ah ah ah. ah. ah. enslaved people they think the most awful existence so we support n.g.o.s on the ground because they do great work and they save lives a life for the time. but then you need that prime minister a little and that state authority but come together say. ending modern day slavery will be great for us tonight. and the great fred economy will be great for a paper and it will be cried from global credibility that's how do we do it and that's when i don't see if you can portray me given a strategy that i want to see the implementation plan wit