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and please allow me to introduce them bethlehem dessie is here all the way from. today touted as the youngest pioneer in ethiopia's fast emerging tech scene so her focus is on training women in ai she does this at i called labs which is one of the labs involved in developing the famous humanoid robot sophia who is over here on my right give her a round of applause. my. german philosopher and bestselling author says that it's precisely human imperfection that will be our greatest strength and our stupidity makes us clever. raghav r k k is a multi-disciplinary artist from india he's also a curator and co-founder of 641 that's a collective that focuses. ai's place in the realm of contemporary art welcome all the way from india. can commerce here to my left ales from london and calls herself a storyteller of the future and her work has been exhibited worldwide and as an immersive filmmaker she wants to raise viewers' awareness such that they can survive the radical technological changes that are to come. and last but not least togo farland thinks that we all need to g

bethlehem jesse is definitely dealing 1st hand without bias in at. your very much a fixture in ethiopia's famous tech hub which is known as sheba valley let's have a quick look at what's going on. for him to see has made a name for herself in ethiopia she's an absolute phenomenon she started programming at the end of 912 she was already working for the government a self-made woman through and through. now at just 20 she's one of the pioneering women in ethiopia's booming industry in the sheba valley in at a suburb. she's the head it's a startup i called labs she researches artificial intelligence develops creative robots and cooperates closely with the. global singularity net by our network. one spectacular success sophia a humanoid robot human facial expressions recognition technology and the ability to hold a conversation. to be a role model especially. she's convinced that anyone. she works very hard training young people all over the country program has reached more than 20000 students in the last 3 years. to solve that competition ethiopia's you

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is from bethlehem, pennsylvania. a math teacher. what level do you teach? thanks.rta clemente charter school. okay. and, uh, talk about your family. i have my love of my life and supportive husband john, and together we have four children-- maureen, mary, jimmy, and kathleen. and you're--at church, you're not the choir. it's the bell choir. you do-- i play the bell cry. i'm in the bell choir. very good. yeah. are there certain part-- how ah. you know,re...thi d"nd " when i looked at you, i said, "there's a 'd' and 'e' woman right there." [ audience laughs ] nice to have you here. hello, mark. how are you? i'm yes, sir. uh, start with your family. beautiful, awesome, amazing, supportive wife sarah and three beautiful kids-- anthony, elissa, and ben, who's 8 years old and going on 18. now you notice he has a good voice, and he uses it to his advantage with the local baseball team? you're... announcer for the local baseball team, but, because that's not enough, i love to sing and i dj, so i host karaoke as well. so i love it. there you go. you're just blabbing all the

so we are at the north entrance of bethlehem and heading to ida refugee camp. >> anthony: so this has with tents, people were under the tents for about 7 years, and later on the un saw that it was not temporary as it was supposed to be so they started building what they call shelters. >> kid on street: hello, hello, hello. >> anthony: first impressions of the camp, there's a remarkable number of kids. [ speaks arabic ] >> abbed: now it's about 6,000 people and 2/3rds are under 18 years old so it's a very young population. unfortunately with the continuous degradation of political and economic situation, we are in a situation where we have no playgrounds or green spaces anymore. >> anthony: children play in the streets beneath wall covered in images of martyrs, plane hijackers, political prisoners. >> anthony: 6,000 people of that number, 66 percent are under the age of 18 and i don't care where that is in the world, that's pretty much a recipe for unruly behavior i think would be the best. >> abbed: well, especially yes. especially when you don't have any possibilities to evacuate the

this beautiful house that belonged to an old family of bethlehem where for a while kind of left. and tended to it particularly the garden and the terraces. this place now is being transformed from a family home to an art and research center. and i'm very proud to be the 1st landscaper resident and so the idea was to somehow revive these terraces. but i wanted to create a plot that represents the beauty of the feeling of safety and home in the midst of this area where we're right by the wall where a lot of confrontations happened. and we're planting new fear which is a kind of a mallow plants that we make as a stew. it's a beloved dish for most palestinians and for me it's my favorite dish because it always felt like this is really home. the foreign and how it's very. there's a need to to live someday because of their utility i mean. but then leaflets a little. bit of the mid 19 month yet she can shock. 3 had already but that it had little. did i not distribute in hers up to that off the unit i mean that i there's a book than a good one but i mean one of them must have to be it is

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. >> san francisco, hichk bethlehem steel building, the whole water front is being rebuilt. the meat packing district, san francisco. a beautiful historic building that will be amazing with the rooftop and integrated h hospitali hospitality. i'm with my team and we're flying to europe, ten different cities we think we'll be global pretty soon >> this is not an insult listen -- >> i'm used to insults don't worry. >> no. there are a lot of very wealthy people who go to costco. they do. my wife swears by the fact that being a pleb of rh, she thinks the stuff is very inexpensive as a member sometimes you have a reputation of everything being too suspensionive. if you're -- look at the beach collection my wife gets. >> i think clearly your wife ought to be on the show with us, too. >> i said that >> i did, thank you very much. thank you. yeah it's -- at the end of the day it comes down to value. right? >> yeah. >> it's not about price. >> yeah. >> it's about 1r5u8. if you look at what tesla's doing and you'll look at the a you will-in value of the vehicles they're creating. the v

i went and visited one of the last christian families living in bethlehem because they feel under attack. >> laura: awful. >> we have to acknowledge, we have an intolerance problem. we have to stop with interface, that's peace and love and we love everyone. we need to do that. >> laura: we need to go. this is a conversation we're not going to stop having. t does.f people say it doe we care about this issue across the globe. you're fantastic. we got to go. we're going to go to black here. up next, democratic front-runner joe biden caves to pressure from the left on abortion. ralph reed is here in a moment to tell us why biden may have surrendered a majority of american voters to donald trump. >> as the democratic party shifts further to the left on social issues like abortion, so does the leading cabbed date, joe bide -- candidate, joe biden. late last week, he flip-flopped on the hyde amendment that bans using federal funds like medicaid for abortion. >> for many years as u.s. senator, i have -- i supported the hyde amendment like many others have. but circumstances have changed. and i'v

i went and visited one of the last christian families living in bethlehem because they feel under attack. >> laura: awful. >> we have to knowledge we have an intolerance problem. we've got to stop with interfaith and mets peace and love and love everyone because we need to do that. >> laura: we've got to go. this is a conversation were not going to stop having. a lot of people say it doesn't rate. i think it does rate. we care about this issue. you're both fantastic. thank you so much. we've got ago. sorry, we got to go. up next, democratic front runner joe biden came to pressure from the left on abortion. ralph reed is here and he will tell us why biden may have surrendered a majority of american voters to donald trump. findican be overwhelming.r dry eyes... for relief that lasts... you want soothe xp from bausch + lomb. soothe xp helps restore the eyes' lipid layer... ...seal in moisture... ...and protect against further irritation. soothe xp. the right choice for dry eyes. >> laura: as the democratic party shifts further to the left on social issues like abortion, apparently so does i

this beautiful house that belonged to an old family of bethlehem where for a while kind of left. untended to it particularly the garden and the terraces. this place now is being transformed from a family home to an art and research center. and i'm very proud to be the 1st landscaper resident and so the idea was to somehow revive these terraces. but i wanted to create a plot that represents the beauty of the feeling of safety and home in the midst of this area where we're right by the wall where a lot of confrontations happened. and we're planting newfie year which is a kind of a mallow plants that we make as a stew. it's a beloved dish for most palestinians and for me it's my favorite dish because it always felt like this is really home. the foreign and how it's very. need to live some day because of their utility i mean. but then leaflets a little. bit of the ribbon month yet she can shock. 3 had already. but that it had little. handle did an ambitious and has a visit off the unit i mean that are visibly good but i mean one of them must have to be ok to have a machine and the pl

key, key ♪ >> yang: the rap group ettijah is made of four young women who grew up in a refugee c bethlehemeen says they're challenging the status quo of israeli control of the west bank. >> ( translated ): i mean, we suffer through the occupation, at the enof the day. we decided to rap because it is a peaceful way to cope. we like rap because it is a way to express ourselves, and to express ourselves and everhing at happened with us as freedom young women. as refugees, we experience occupation every day. >> yang: the group recently vreleased a museo for their song, "bala hdood," arabic for "without walls." >> ( translated ): we experience challenges especially becapoe of the chets when we try to leave palestine. these checkpoints make us feel like we are noliving with freedom. we don't have the freedom where we can leave frothe airport from palestine to other countries. c yang: their lyrics take cues fril rights movements around the world. ♪ it's 2018 still protesting free palestine ♪ still screaming "black lives matter" ♪ >> ( translated ): it's not the same problems that we experience, b

the only negative is he is delaying the new store in bethlehem at the old steel mill. >> can you thinkf a company whereby rrbacks have been a bigger part? >> auto zone. they have done a remarkable job. gary did have a hiccuhiccup. we are in china and staying in china. this is what ethan allen said to me. they are most correlated. it's a membership now. >> it's expensive stuff. >> the store in new york which i took my daughter to lunch to. in excess of $100 million in that one store. that didn't exist two years ago. i urgepeople if you are trying to figure out why the stock is going up, go to that store. it is a monument, a museum of furniture. it is not a retail. >> would you argue that the success stories we are seeing in retail are in apparel i should say and furniture now at the high end >> it's a bar bell. there is a piece out this morning, dollar general. some of those are well run countries but are in the mall. luluhas no price that people won't buy their stuff. they could raise prices tomorrow and the educators could educate. are they professors? i would like to see the professo

the reporter who wrote that piece traveled more than 6,000 miles with sanders, from birmingham to bethlehem. he will join us this hour. >>> president trump is back in the united states after a state visit that took him to the churchill war rooms and buckingham palace. >> jared ivanka were there, not with their dad. they were too busy hunting buckingham palace. sometimes at night if you listen closely, you can still hear them having no business being there! whoo whoo! >> with us this morning is the editor of abovethelaw.com, an nbc news correspondent, the direct he of education for hillary for america and executive editor of bloomberg opinion. both msnbc contributors. as "the new york times" put it, the trade war ended before it began. overnight the united states striking a deal with mexico on trade and migration. president trump announcing the agreement on twitter a few hours after he got back from his trip to europe. quote, the tariffs scheduled to be implemented by the u.s. monday against mexico are hereby indefinite indefinitely suspended. involving days of negotiations between the two c

a few 70s out there, >>> it's monday and i think this cat in bethlehem, pennsylvania, feels like a lotus. can't even get up to drink. >> oh, my. >> yeah, just grabbing that water. happy monday. >> good job for him. >> that's not smelly cat. it's lazy cat. >> we'll be right back. >> that's not smelly cat. it's lazy cat. >> we'll be right back. german auto maker. ainst the ♪ because a vision softly creeping ♪ ♪ left its seeds while i was sleeping ♪ ♪ and the vision ♪ that was planted in my brain ♪ ♪ still remains ♪ within the sound of silence ♪ in restless dreams i walked alone ♪ ♪ narrow streets of cobblestone ♪ ♪ when my eyes were stabbed ♪ by the flash of a neon light ♪ ♪ that split the night ♪ and touched the sound of silence ♪ what do you want to be i going to be an astronaut! ♪ you can put your mind to do whatever you wanna do ♪ ♪ just tell yourself that capab, too ♪ ♪ you gon' be something, you're glorious ♪ ♪ we well-known, notorious ♪ they can't stop you or block you or mock you ♪ ♪ you fall down, but get up and skip and hop through ♪ ♪ kick down doors for others to walk through

representative from the 7th district of pennsylvania, the lehigh valley of pennsylvania, allentown, bethlehem, easton area, where we have a wealth of institutions of higher learning. we have several very fine private four-year colleges. we have a smaller parochial private college. we have a state school. but the pride and joy of our community are two incredibly good community colleges -- lehigh carbon community college and north hampton community college. these two schools in my district are such high quality, they offer a range of academic and career training programs. the statistics on those two schools is after graduation from the two-year programs, 93% to 94% of their alumni are either continuing their education or in a career. and i think that's a statistic to be so incredibly proud of. and both also serve a large population of students of color. lehigh carbon community college is a hispanic-serving institution. north hampton community college is the number one associate degree granting college in pennsylvania for latinos. so if i seem like i'm bursting with pride, i am a little bit abou

bethlehem, pennsylvania. caller: hello.he gentleman that spoke said there is nothing in the mueller report. obviously he never read it. it shows there were over 100 offenses of drunk people speaking with russian government agents. government officials. what i wanted to say mostly was when they had the democratic --vention, mostdonald trump is the dangerous person in the united states. he is the worst citizen of the state of new york. he refused to pay people, has no credit, cannot get credit from the american bank. what is wrong with the right wing? host: we will hear from glenn in oakfield, maine. not all that concerned about foreign meddling. good morning. caller: good morning. i kind of agree with the caller earlier who asked whether it was the government. i agree that it is buyer beware. if there is dirt on an opponent or on anyone and if the information is true, i believe the american people have a right to hear that information. maine.hat is glenn from a story about politics in maine, headline at thehill.com. susan co