well, i called the book born a crime because i was born in south africa during apartheid. i was born at a time when it was illegal for black and white people to fraternise, especially in a romantic way. and my mother is a black woman, xhosa from south africa, my father is swiss, from switzerland, a white man. they got together — this was against the law. they had me, and so in effect i was born a crime. you came from an abusive situation at home, your natural father was absent, your stepfather was an alcoholic and violent. at one point, he even shot your mother in the back of the head. right. i mean, there are a lots of stories in american politics and elsewhere of people who have a drive and ambition that comes from an abusive home — is that something you recognise as part of your experience? well, i won't deny that adversity shapes you as a human being, you know? the more challenges you face and overcome, the stronger you become as a human being. they also have the ability to debilitate you, you know, and i think i'm only here because of my mother. she's a woman who was

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but you're not just born able to come out and shred up a guitar. you're not born with that.tivate you to spend the time doing it. the word "talent" can be a little misused sometimeses-- "this guy is really talented." i really think it's the love and passion for it. the one thing i think people are born with-- they're either born with hustle or they're not. and i learned that by other artists. they have the talent and the ability but they don't have the hustle. they're not willing to grind and spend the time doing it. and like you're talking about, if someone is doing something they really love and the first person that comes along says, "oh, that's (bleep). you can't do that." and they believe them, that's it. for some people, the first time they're courageous and put themselveses on a fence and open up their chest to someone and they're met with that kind of, you know-- you've got to be stubborn enough to know what does it for you. >> here's what's new for your weekend. season two of "stranger things" is released on netflix. jayz takes his 444 tour to las vegas saturday and

donald was born to sell. he should be campaigning at football stadiums to sell the repeal of obama care. he didn't to it. obama did it. he's a great salesman too. i recognize great salesman. on a scale of one to ten i don't like what he believes in but i appreciate his skill as a tent. ronald reagan was a ten. trump was a tenets a campaigner but he's not doing its present what he did as a campaigner. you have to go out and fight for what you believe in to pull congress and do eight them do what you're proposing. he definitely doesn't get a ten for pursuit of the policy. salesmanship. he deserves a temper potential but he hasn't been a great salesman as president yet. as we do then that this unit we are just -- you just made anthony scaramucci a spokesperson. he's as good as you get. i think that will change things. >> host: one more story from the book. you say you are audited for political. >> so anybody could say they were audited for political reasons or that the irs persecuted me. one of the few people wi

he was born prematurely at only 20 weeks. he spent the first 128 days of his life in a neonatal intensive care unit. though he could fit in the palm of your hand, his parents couldn't hold him at first. his skin was so sensitive, the slightest touch could cause micah intensive pain. it didn't matter where he was. if he was in that intensive care unit or if he was still waiting for that expected date to be born, he could feel and he wanted to live. the fact is children at 20 weeks feel pain. science increasingly shows it. he european journal of and theseology describes how it it critical to administer it during fetal procedures. you know, a standard text on human development, patents foundations shows how the basic of nervous systems are formed by week four. octor ronald russo of boston children's hospital wrote by week 18, children have developed sensory receptors for pain. two independent studies in 2006 used brain scans and shown unborn children respond to pain. these children have noses, eyes and ears. you can hear the hea

mica pickering was born at 20 weeks old gestation. he was born at the age of which we are talking about that you are trying to say we should not allow for abortions at this stage. because he can live. and mica is a living example of that. you know, i want to share a little bit about what his mother shared about his story with mica, her son. his mother's name is danielle and she recalled that when mica was born , he cried twice, immediately. and that was music to her ears and contrary to the worst case scenarios of which they were bracing. this is what danielle talked about during these first -- those first few moments. she said the second i was able to meet mica changed my life. he was so small. i didn't know what to expect. would he look normal? would i bond with this baby? and those questions were a mess in my head as i was wheeled into his room two hours after his birth. the sight i saw was a perfectly formed baby. at 20 weeks. at the beginning of six months, she said, he was a -- he was a perfectly formed baby. lots of tubse and m

the born-frees is the ones that was born in the new democracy or just before the first election., "look here, we went to school. this is right and this is wrong. and what you're doing is wrong." but we had a struggle. >> cindy: yeah. >> joey: yeah, "we weren't part of a struggle. i don't care. thank you for the struggle, i'll go twitter now." >> anthony: now i want five bars on my 3g. i want -- >> cindy: yeah. >> joey: absolutely. >> anthony: wi-fi, and it better be high speed. >> joey: absolutely. >> cindy: and why can't i have it? >> joey: why can't i have it? >> cindy: i don't think the current politicians foresaw that. >> joey: yeah. >> cindy: foresaw the born-frees not supporting them. >> anthony: right. >> joey: there's a critical mass of young people that wants to change south africa in a positive way. how they do it or how they go about it, i don't know the answer to that. neither do they know the answer to that, but their intentions is clear. ard. hey. what can you tell me about your new social security alerts? oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security number o

both of you born here?der sister, and she's the younger. >> anthony: how has the country changed since you were little kids? >> older sister: wow. the country change a lot. we open the tourism scene so it's good for the local economy and local people they can earn money direct from the visitor and tourists. >> anthony: well, president obama was just here a few months ago. >> younger sister: he was here. a few months ago. yeah, he got off a lot of, ah, helpful, the education and for the -- >> anthony: unexploded ordinance removal. i -- 90 million dollars. it's -- >> both sisters: 90 million, yeah, that's a lot. that's a lot. >> anthony: that's a lot of money? >> both sisters: help a lot. it's a lot of money. this one, the local snack. >> anthony: ah, chicken feet. good. >> older sister: and, ah, buffalo tendon. >> anthony: oh nice, good. yeah, i'm gonna try that. >> older sister: and the dried squid? >> anthony: dried squid. >> older sister: mmm. >> anthony: ah, i love this, this is delicious. >> older siste

the year monk was born. stevenson sec lated these -- those and his family left rocky mount for new york city with thee loanous railways may inspired monk's composition, "little rootie tootie" which features train whistle sounds. mr. speaker, incidentally the city of rocky mount, north carolina, which is divided between two counties, nash county and edgecomb county, anti-railroad in that community is the dividing line. the dividing line is a train rack and every day the c.s.x. train and amtrak train come through that community and they have been doing that for very long time. those train tracks were first established in 1855, even war. the civil the t was established as wilmington to weldon railroad. it was the longest railroad in the entire world consisting of more than 160 miles of track and it came through mr. monk's hometown. the wilmington to weldon railroad. it was the longest thelonious monk studied peaian yea at the age of 11 and showed for the instrument. by the time he was 13 he won the weekly amate

satya: i was born in the central part of india.avid: and so growing up, your parents doted on you, i assume? satya: yeah, they did. david: and they told you you would be prime minister or something important in the country. what did you want to be? david: they wanted me to stop playing cricket and take my studies a little more seriously. david: you were an avid cricket player? satya: yes. david: when did you realize you wouldn't be a professional cricket player? satya: pretty soon. [laughter] satya: i quickly realized and best, i would play what is considered perhaps first-class in india, but i was not going to go much further than that. but that is when my dad, in fact -- i remember one of the big decisions that change my life was -- my entire outlook was so provincial when i look back at it. which is, hey, i want to stay in hyderabad, maybe study economics and political science. that was about the extent of my ambition. he looks at me and said, what are you doing? you have to get out of this place. he pushed me out to get to an e

weighs born at 20 weeks old. we saw and see from babies like mika with the right medical care babies born at 20 weeks can survive and grow into healthy adults. his mother spoke last week about her experiences. when mika was born, she said, his eyes were still fused shut. his bones were not hardened yet. he couldn't breathe on his own. medicated to stay comfortable from pain. we were told not to touch his skin as his skin was so sensitive it could hurt him and tear the skin. i was there to see his first set of hiccups, his first sneezes, and his first drop of milk placed on his lips. his first smile, his first laugh. he was alive. he was fighting. he wanted to live. and today, mr. speaker, mika is a healthy 5-year-old boy. babies like mik at 20 weeks have well developed brains and central nervous systems. developed enough so that medical evidence has increasingly confirmed these feel pain. not only pain, but intense and possibly excruciating pain. research also indicates that after 20 weeks feel pain. not only pai

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most of our governors now born here -- were born here or came here as very young children. almost without exception, our governors have been fiscal conservatives. even a democrat during the depression cut spending. the governors have emphasized the pension plan. we are one of the only states in the country with a fully funded pension plan. so, we are responsible and conservative, that we are also not afraid to the pragmatic and aggressive. you will have governors like your nordic -- like peter or bill or even our current governor in some cases, who will step outside of the ideological lens to get things done. that is what voters in the state want. >> this weekend, we are featuring the history of south dakota. you can learn more about the city and other cities on our city tour on c-span.com/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3.

david is not born in 1890. he was born in 1888. the family doesn't come from russia with a small baby, which i'd love the story which i used it in my become because i believe abraham and you can see this is the body language here is rather unique. obviously sacca wanted to come close to niles and niles tilting himself back. so niles cook up a life history because he hat a secret to conceal. his secret was he was gay. and this is a time in american history where the anti-sod my legislation, and it was revealed if your were gay, not only would you loser job, you could go to jail. and so david niles basically threw his much stuff he possibly could into the sort of the -- what would be the closest thing to a biography, the redemption of the unwanted. now, here's when niles gets involved in presidential politics. this is in 1924. progressive campaign with senator robert faulk of wisconsin, and senator wheeler of montana. niles this media guy. we have a photograph now. wheeler and mccormack meet. in the office of jim curley. and niles --

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about one in three babies born in india are born clinically low birthweight and they're at high risk for a number of complications two of which are hypothermia and infection. and they're born in places where it is not. adequate infrastructure is poor the doctors may not have the expertise to treat them and they often go home earlier than anyone can do because of financial constraints according to official figures more than twenty percent of india's population live in extreme poverty and many parents can't read or make sense of a thermometer hyperthermia is often considered a silent killer it's not easily detected especially by parents who are not aware educated about them or to temperature their you want them pretty maintenance i think is the more is the most critical and unless you get that right and whatever floats your boat may not help much. the founders of bamboo have come up with a hypothermia monitoring device in the form of a bracelet its battery can last for more than a month the first few weeks of a baby's life are the most critical. if a baby's temperature falls below thir

last year over 1,000 babies born in tennessee were born addicted to opioids. the rate of tennesseeens being prescribed opioids is one of the highest in the country. this is a crisis, not just in tennessee but across the country. since 1999, the rate of over dose deaths involving opioids including prescription drugs and heroin has nearly quadrupled. 91 americans die every year from an opioid over dose. i hope today's distinguished panel of witnesses can give an update on the federal response to the crisis. what's working and what needs work. this committee has worked together to pass laws that help prevent addiction and curage appropriate, prescribing and approved treatment. in july 2016, the comprehensive recovery act was signed into law. this legislation established new programs and authorities. we authorized existing ones and encourage law enforcement, public health departments to work together to combat substance abuse. a few weeks ago the administration announced that under kara, 134 million in grants will be awarded to 58 recipients. including community o

british born parents. don't really aware of the fact that this simple status could end up with them having zero citizenship so clearly there was a lack of due diligence there was a lack of concern about this particular provision of the constitution i guess you know having been treated no one was really thinking about it some of them honest people ignored it and and questions it was a psychosis of joe citizenship oh you know just as you could arise and in fairly sort of weiser some people start i do understand the fact that you know quite a few of them it was simply an awareness that they had dual citizenship so this this quote if you like of the constitution that is nineteen zero one zero something i mean it now has the potential to to rock the australian government. oh absolutely i mean this is a losing their you know majority remains it's going to be much harder for them to get legislation passed through the house in the west me systems a lot of houses where the government resides in and when most of the

but more than 200 years since she was born, woman only make up since she was born, woman only make upace. sarah, thank you for joining us this afternoon. why aren't we seeing more woman working in the stem sex? good afternoon. we have to look at the full lifestyle on what happens at a very young age. this gives us the opportunity to work with young girls. it helps us understand what is putting them off going through two studies. the crucial wages around 11 to 14 were even though girls may have been passionate about science and technology something happens whether it is gender stereotyping or if theyjust don't see that careers are cool or interesting. there was a lot of work there that really needs to be done to provide role models in particular to provide role models in particular to inspire and educate them about all the great careers that exist today. you talk about young girls aged between 11 and 14. if we want to convince children whether they are boys or girls that this is an option for them we should be starting much younger. option for them we should be starting much youngerlj o

act on it, with abreva. >> newlyweds born to be together, more than two decades ago they both entereday, and at the same massachusetts hospital. >> now they share a new day on l calendar, correspondent julie lawncheck that is hear story. >> amazing wetter. >> on september 9th. >> we balance each other out quite well. >> i love his personality, i do. he is a people person. >> jessica and and after aaron finally got married after nine years every dating. >> met through future friends. >> actually they met long before then. >> there is one hospital in time. >> they say they realized early on they share the same birthday. >> his mom remembers saying high to my mom. >> on april 28th, 1990, jessica and aaron were born at morton hospital, just two hours apart. >> my grandmother, was the one that remembered she had the clipping and brought it out. and that's whether we realize that we were the only two names listed on that day. >> they were the only two born there that day. the newlyweds can't be sure, but that might be aaron next to jessica. so, is her end dip at this time i or were they mea

i built a house that there, and that's where my dad was born. that's where i was born. that's where our kids were born. that is home for me. that's what i'm looking forward little bit more peaceful and spending time with grandkids. you are walking through downtown to a, you will come across one of these bronze statues. they make up the trail of governors and they start of the state capital and stretch down to the missouri river. next, we will hear about south dakota's former leaders. presidency, fred kaplan outlines how the sixth president of the united states, john quincy adams, and the 16th president, abraham lincoln, confronted brieflyic careers i overlapped. john quincy adams -- slavery and the civil war. the kansas city public library hosted this program, it is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. [applause] [applause] we are breast with -- blessed

i born in a refugee camp in thailand. so i have no ties to cambodia you know. the says he tries to keep busy because being away from his wife and newborn baby is unbearable. but your baby like. he's a mini me but. from what i hear from you allison. he's a happy baby. wish i could be back here when the for myself to feel the smile or. the laughter you know for for me the man of the household another the breadwinner. i'm not there the support of others for my mother's family. percy says getting used to life in cambodia hasn't been easy everything from the food to the people feels foreign do you know what all this stuff to us. doesn't look like anything we have done i was in. a field i feel like on the floor and. i don't know what type of cars come over here and not accept it. when they find out you are deployed in. the back or he. definitely don't fit it. just says. despite the best efforts the distance is taking a toll on posi and allison's relationship. well i try to tell me i'm doing well and i try my best to hold it together because the breakdown. is determin

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satya: i was born in the central part of india. , your parents up doted on you, i assume.ya: yeah. david: they did and they told you you would be prime minister or something important. what did they want you to be? satya: stop playing creek it and take my studies more seriously. david: you were an avid cricket player? when did you realize you wouldn't be a professional player? satya: pretty soon. at best i would play what is considered first-class in india, but i was not going to go much further than that. remember one of the big decisions that changed my life my entire outlook was so provincial when i look back at it. i want to stay and study economics and political science. that was about the extent of my ambition. he said, what are you doing? you have to get out of this place. he pushed me out to an engineering school, and that defined the trajectory afterwards. your father was a member of the senior civil service, unimportant position in india, right? satya: my dad was a different guy than me. he was always humorous. he would look at my report cards and say i don't und

my wife and i built a house that there, and that's where my dad was born. that's where i was born. that's where our kids were born. that is home for me. that's what i'm looking forward to, a little bit more peaceful and spending time with grandkids. >> if you are walking through downtown to a, you will come on the presidency, fred kaplan outlines how the sixth president of the united states, john quincy adams, and the 16th president, abraham lincoln, confronted the political dilemmas of slavery from colonization to emancipation. their public careers briefly overlapped in the house of representatives.

so i think that needs to be borne in mind in terms of a shift in gender roles.madihah taheer was no naive young woman. she was her husband's willing partner in crime. she had wanted a hero, like the painting she placed on her facebook profile, and she found him and now they both face jail. dominic casciani, bbc news. in kenya, there have been violent protests as millions of voters go to the polls in a presidential election that has caused deep divisions. the violence has forced kenya's electoral commission to delay voting in four areas but elsewhere polling is reported to have been peaceful. the main opposition candidate, raila odinga, had urged his supporters to boycott the latest election, the second in less than three months, after the supreme court identified irregularities in the original contest. our africa editor fergal keane reports from nairobi. it was a day of striking contrasts. and of vastly different realities. when this diverse nation seemed further away than ever from unity. as the polls opened, the overwhelming sense was of weariness. for months,

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he was born to italian immigrants in 1932. he was here's a brochure sun, wn attended catholic school, graduated from our own university of new mexico, on the university team he taught high school mathematics, though they practice and got his start in politics on the city commissiond and was selected in 1973 and became the longest-serving senator. he was a husband, father and bur grandfather, he married nancy berg out of law school. she was a good friend of ours and we spent an hour with her iw albuquerque a little of her week ago and as one would expect as a mother and grandmother pete domenici was a statesman that worked across party lines to find pragmatic solutions.nator o one of the strongest fighters our state will ever know. we belong to different political parties and we didn't always agree on things but i always put appreciated that he cared deeply about the issues. i join all of new mexico and duri his skills served him well during his 36 years in the senate. they know the importance of the budget setting as the chair

there is certain people who are born with amaziing talents like einstein.e leonar for leonardo, he was not able to go to the university and could not be a notary like his father so he had to be self-taught. every week he makes things in his notebook like why is the sky blue and why does water swirls when it falls into the pond. those are types of things if we push ourselves to be observant, we can be leaders as well. >> what happens if people who tend not to be leaders. >> the main thing of leonardo of being curious is he was open minded. so if he got new facts, how water bubbles up to the surface or how something would work, he would change his mind based on new facts. as a country, starting with, ben franklin, we were really good of that. we actually lost a little bit of talents now. he lived in florence, an incredibly tolerance city. he was very accepted. you had a backlash of that type of thinking. you had the guy that does the bonfire and vanity as a fundamentalist backlash but after a while, they got rid of him and they go back to a tolerant city. >>

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he was born in fourteen eighty three in i say been in what is now the german state of saxony and heart. of hearts seems to not find. the three a one hundred years after he was born his birthplace was marked with a large information board for visitors so you see even then people were coming to isolate him on luther pilgrimages to. luther memorials and i slept in a much place that it symbols of the reformation. witan back some one hundred kilometers away is another important location in the life and work of martin luther. on october the thirty first fifteen seventeen eighteen luther is said to have nailed his ninety five pieces to the church door in. the document also known as the disputation on the power of indulgences was the catalyst of the reformation movement. it resulted in various protestant denominations splitting from the catholic church. luther's theses is still considered one of the pivotal moments in german history. the reforma lived in the luther house on and off for almost forty years until his death in fifteen forty six his wife. ran the household and they had six children

you're either born with the passion and the love to do it but you're not just born able to come out andorn with that. something drove you to love or motivated you to spend the time doing it. so the word talent can be a little misused sometimes like wow this guise -- guy's really talented. what i think people are born with, they're either born with hustle or they're not and i've learned that working with other artists who have the talent and ability but they don't have the hustle. they're not willing to grind and spend the type doing it. and like you're talking about, if they're doing something they really love and the first person comes along and says you can't do that and they believe them, that's it. for some people the first time they're courageous and put themselves on a fence and open up their chest to someone, then they're met with that kind. you've got to be stubborn enough to know what does it for you. >> rose: does anybody ever tell you or was your route different in the sense that early on somebody said you're really good at this. >> yes. you definitely have some people who be

their debut in public at a conservation reserve in the southwest of the country all of these cubs were born this year they range in age from one to five months it's been unusually successful a gear for the panda breeding program in china say shaun province a total of forty two cubs have been born the most in the program's history. and just a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has decertified the along nuclear deal means it's now up to congress to decide on the u.s. his continued participation in the twenty fifteen agreement trump also announced sanctions on the wrongs revolutionary guard and steps to stop the country's ballistic missile program. has to do so you're up to date more of the top of the hour say that. story that people will go for information they provide opinions they want to express to you don't want facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. less. money. than me money. midnight. movie by. then months. fantastic. to be today. zack to me. and i don't cook. and. then me my. best month is. this. that's just. i'm to. get this divide. ves