de boyce and trotter are at the center of this photograph. woodrow wilson has one of his many conniptions and decides he will no longer come to the white house to air their grievances. he also refuses to hear or have an audience with de boyce in particular, but african-americans at large. my second point was this question of a global war, and what does it mean for african-americans. this particular cartoon captures perfectly for me, how african-americans fought globally, and used this global language to reflect back on the case of the african-american experience. this is from the crisis magazine, and the script that was on the bottom and too small for you to see, i just retyped. we could be of more use to you n now. it makes clear for an interest in african-americans an absolute understanding of what's happening an indictment of what's happening in the belgian congo before. a warning for americans what have could happen here in their own time of need, right? there are a few countries that african-americans talked about repeatedly up to 1917 a

british foreign minister boyce johnson has confronted his russian counterpart over the annexation of ukraine and russia cyber hacking so gay lover of told him relations between the two countries were very low johnson's visit to russia is the first by a british foreign secretary in more than five years. russia's sports minister says the country will host an alternative competition following its banned from february's winter olympics in south korea that suspension came after the international olympic committee found evidence of a quote unprecedented systematic manipulation of the anti doping system. in less than fifty day use around two and a half hours and athletes would descend on pyong chang for the twenty eighteen winter olympics the question is how many russians will be here among them earlier this month i.o.c. president thomas bach amounts to ban on russia because of state sponsored doping. the launch now appearing somewhat premature russian athletes will be allowed to compete in pure china under a neutral flag if they can prove they're clean but with some russians calling for a

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disappear from the sun and the fires go so he'd go to sleep i don't want to go to the snooze in the micra boyce's in his or the one of the street the. sas the cinema large out there you have a lot of this. series who are supposed to. apply to many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money just billionaire owners and spending two to twenty million album fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy a great so well more chance with. the bass it's going to. in america. when i was a ball girl i was naked. completely naked well stephen has his own stories about being naked something we won't get into he remains an immigrant couple my ip did was does the door they tell just possible and they put on the garbage i paid with an american passport that's all it was there it was the night before you're forced . long we we just absolutely. phyliss it was not fun me you

boyce's in his or the one of the street the. cinema would argue over you know that a lot of this. in the u.s. embassy in beirut in protest of donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital protests have also been seen in bethlehem and gaza. syria has been a proclaimed free of islamic state so pockets of jihad is remain. brushes brand from the twenty eighteen winter olympics over doping scandal that erupted two years ago last despite the i.o.c. saying there's no concrete evidence to support claims of state sponsored cheating. and blood tamir putin announces he will run for reelection in the twenty one thousand presidential race.

twenty's among those attending the event with the book's illustrator over to new post and it's writer boyce puff on posting elaborate illustrations the book immerses readers in the head mystic heyday of one thousand nine hundred twenty s. berlin it includes detailed historical information on the people and places featured. but typically gardens in copenhagen have been transformed into a winter wonderland courtesy of one million laps bathing both the trees and the buildings in a sea of light but typically lights concept has also caught on outside denmark the rockefeller center in new york is also the top every christmas time in similar style the tiffany gardens are an amusement park created in one thousand nine hundred eighty three one of the oldest of its kind in the world. now we're off to a school in france where being the class clown could make you the stop pupil at least in one of the fifteen lessons taught. at the circus school and. the curriculum is built around the disciplines of daunts fits and acrobatics every year less than twenty students are accepted for the program at the sunke

boyce is innocent of the lot of the stupid the. governor of a lot of this series who oppose. donald trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem signals washington now deems this to be israel's capital reaction was easy to predict various degrees of dismay the law of unintended consequences surely in play. they call me a useful idiot i mean you called me a useful idiot a useful idiot useful idiots go expressing my opinions on t.v. there's two things missed doing it behind his reform is a simple strategy we attack persons instead of talking about the our what's next why stop me from getting this close to the white house i'm with a group code pink why not ban the color pink one hour stretch beyond the right i should be sent to the town of london because i'm going to try to break me although we'll put up with a long time of this sort of nonsense you don't scare me and i'll continue to voice my opinion i'll continue to speak out i'm in good company i'm in good company you going with me you want to do this because we are free thinkers. like when you all kno

cuckoo sister timisoara numbers go show he able to see but only to go to the snooze in the micra boyce's in his or the one of the street the. cinema bhargava you have a lot of risk to see all the schools close. here's what people have been saying about redacted and i would do exactly just pull along on the run of the only show i go out of my way to find you know what it is that really packs a punch how i don't believe yap is the john oliver of marty americans do the same thing we are apparently better than blue nothing that i see people you have never heard of love went back to the night was president of the world bank very good woman and seriously you sent us an email. it was my hope for twenty five years. the fun i will do for you to hold it all well. now that was the most heartbreaking thing i've ever seen in my life it was so it was traumatic you know we will felt by the state before and after the. who changed everything to politics now and how we can take power. if we continue to stand and make a noise. people out we can change this community. we need to realize that collectively we

boasting some beautiful writing by frank cottrell boyce, this charming film, which could have been calle life and work of producer steve christian who died earlier this year. and then there was breathe, which provoked both laughter and tears as it visited the story of pioneering polio survivor robin cavendish. with terrific turns from andrew garfield and claire foy, breathe marked the directorial feature debut for andy serkis. best known as the performance capture maestro who brought iconic characters like gollum and king kong to life. this year, serkis reprised the role of caesar in war for the planet of the apes, the third instalment in the rebooted dystopian fantasy franchise. war for the planet of the apes was just one of a number of fantasy blockbusters which proved that mainstream movies don't have to be drearily done to be popular. in fact, they can be inventive, challenging, funny, subversive, dark, delirious, whatever you want, just as long as it's good. music: "hurt" byjohnny cash. one of this year's most adventurous mainstream offerings was james mangold's logan, an x—men mov

boyce's in this or do whatever to sleep . that's a snowmobile i got to go to a lot of this. this was about. the united states isn't the only country paying attention to the u.s. senate's tax reform bill companies such as tokyo marine holdings one of the japan's largest and oldest insurers is looking to cash in on the potential overhaul of the u.s. tax code or the past few years the company has spent billions of dollars acquiring various u.s. insurance assets which now ranks the company among the top ten non-life insurers in japan tokyo marina holdings also announced recently that they. they have a deal to buy a i g's medical stop loss insurance business with the us tax bill set to set to cut corporate rates from thirty five percent to twenty two maybe twenty percent to kyle marine could lower their tax burden by more than two hundred seventy million dollars this is expected to help them offset more than five hundred sixty seven million dollars in losses from their u.s. sanity's due to the hurricanes that hit florida and the caribbean earlier this year . and speaking of hurri

i would say jack is right and the civil rights leaders boyc t boycotting the opening of the mu museum should go. they are not dealing with a normal person. they are dealing with the president of the united states. he has a history of being against civil rights. he has a history of attacking people who have worked for their whole lives on civil rights issues. he has a history of starting the birther movement against the first african-american president of the united states. i think they have made a decision which i think is the right one. no matter what you do and what you say and how sensible you are, this president is never going to change. he has proven that. time and again. so i agree with the civil rights leader whoss who are boycotting. they don't want to lend their credibility to the president who has never taken civil rights seriously. >> let's turn to daniel now. we heard from abby phillip in florida where the president's resort is. saying that the president will speak at a smaller venue first and will attend the opening of the museum. what does the president have to say today

it's really just, like, overflowing with great songs and triumphant, wonderful, boyce trouse music anda. ♪ put me through hell ♪ i had to learn how to fight for myself ♪ ♪ and we both know all the truth i could tell ♪ >> brown: all right, mikael, i think you have a couple of names. >> taylor swift, the year started out rocky, she put out a single look what you made me do which is orallizing, but "reputation" is fascinating. it wants to show taylor who started in country music before moving into pop, it wants to show she can move into the sound of the mainstream, at the same time she can make her writing more detailed and more grown up, so it's moving in two directions at once, which i always enjoy. ♪ look what you made me do ♪ look what you made me do >> and jay-z had an interesting year, a record called 4-4 four, which is headlines are about his response to the marital struggles his wife beyonce previously outsigned in her record lemonade, but the record also talks about the challenges of and the importance of black entrepreneurship. i think it's an important record in this year of so

>> the confirmation boyce and environment we're confronting in media, and that's also one of the real challenges because we need to all box our way out of that. we need to figure out as journalists i think thinking in a deeper way how to we onnize facts. >> he decided not to fill out a march madness bracket for espn and skipped the correspondents dinner and skipped the kennedy center honors ant hasn't gone on any late night shows and talk shows so it's more than just talking to fox or avoiding press conferences. he's not using the kinds of entertainment outlets arthur to reach the population. >> and yet at the same time i think we've seen late night comics get much more topical and political. >> and anti-trump. >> anti-trump. the colbert show's resurgence, the year of the colbert show, rocketing to the top of late night because he didn't back away or talk down to the audience. we saw john oliver and jimmy kimmel getting very political about health care and personal about his child that reallyriesnatereallyrie resonated. >> and people soak up information that way. panel, stick around.

internal investigation discovered he had sent messages that could be interpreted as showing an anti-trump boyce. that same agent also worked on the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server. at one point changed crucial language in comey's statement about clinton's contact. do you worry about these revelations harming the credibility of the current investigation? >> wolf, what i think strengthens the credibility of robert mueller individually and the investigation he's leading is that we know in an instance where there was some suggestion of bias by a critical agent, it was investigated, it was dealt with and he was dismissed. so this isn't something that is hanging out there as an unresolved issue, it's something that robert mueller when he became aware of it is reported to have acted decisively to remove any potential interference or bias in his ongoing investigation and i find that reassuring. >> all right. we're getting more breaking news on the mueller investigation, senator. i need you to stand by. we'll take a quick break. we'll resume our coverage right after this. anot

at boasting some beautiful writing by frank cottrell boyce, this charming film, which could have beenyear. and then there was breathe, which provoked both laughter and tears as it revisited the story of pioneering polio survivor robin cavendish. with terrific turns from andrew garfield and claire foy, an breathe marked the directorial feature debut for andy serkis, best known as the performance capture maestro who brought iconic characters like gollum and king kong to life. this year, serkis reprised the role of caesar in war for the planet of the apes, the third instalment in the rebooted dystopian fantasy franchise. war for the planet of the apes was just one of a number of fantasy blockbusters which proved that mainstream movies don't have to be drearily done to be popular. in fact, they can be inventive, challenging, funny, subversive, dark, delirious, whatever you want, just as long as it's good. music: "hurt" byjohnny cash. one of this year's most adventurous mainstream offerings was james mangold's logan, an x—men movie unlike any other, apparently made for people who prefer we

also president boyce gave support. the this hearing was in preparation for the full commission's review and comment of supervisor ronan's proposed legislation regarding cultural heritage districts which will also be on your calendar in february. the full commission, two items to share with you. the full commission recommended approval of the diamond heights safety wallow indicated at clipper and diamond heights. they initiated this designation last month. if i could get the overhead, please. the d.p.w. and the arts commission are both examining the sculpture for aesthetic deficiencies to determine the next best steps would be for rehabilitation and the community. this is a community supported local designation. the item will now go before the full board in the beginning of the year and our understanding is supervisor sheehy is in support of the designation. the second designation that the commission considered was for the peace pagoda plaza in japan town. this item has been continued a number of times due to concerns o

out as his wonderful essays, on topics ranging from california tom wolf andine to even to the beach boyce. that, we'll start off with dr. marini. >> ithe future of conservatism. panel.our i think we're entitled to ask if contemporary conservatism has a or deserves one as it is presently constituted. is most often understood as a defense of tradition. against anerstood, ongoing and transformative liberalism. intellectually it is understood as a philosophy of history in isch purposeful change revealed rationally as the ground of social progress. opposeally, those who change or progress are reactionaries or conservative. liberals who embrace tonge, conservatives cling an anachronistic past. the historical understanding, the original historical andrstanding of liberalism conservatism derives from the upheavals brought about in the aftermath of the french revolution. it was an intellectual and political response to the revolution that had been justified on behalf of a doing mattic understanding of reason. the backlash against toolutionary fervor served undermine theoretical or fill a do in eur