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that. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today one of the strongest psych loans in decades is moving in london india and bangladesh millions have fled cycling on fun and authorities say low lying areas are risk of flooding they're also concerned about the spread of the corona virus in the shelters now housing thousands of people. last ditch effort these bangladeshis are preparing for the worst. filling sandbags with their bare hands they brave conditions voted on by one of the most powerful cyclists in decades. of. meteorologists have dubbed it a super cyclon and as it headed inland it lived up to that name it sent water surging inland some 25 kilometers to the damaged compounded by winds of up to 185 kilometers per hour. in comic conditions inside kid of bangladesh volunteers help to bring locals to safety more than 2 and a half 1000000 people were evacuated to shelters like this one which brought new concerns in that the corona pandemic but what that but you can put it there is a shortage of drinking water there are sanitation facilities for them but most are short distance is main

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brian: can i interrupt and say that, evan thomas said that nixon was, weird. >> he was weird, but that should not disqualify any of us. brian: you agree that he was weird? >> yes, he was definitely weird. asking fred malik to count the jews was weird. calling william rehnquist renchberg was weird. he did not like to be touched. there is the sign of him -- the teeth marks on the aspirin bottle. he was awkward, so he could not open the aspirin. for me, that weirdness -- it was the awkwardness which stemmed from his mom and dad. we are here on our comfy chairs. you have to go back to relationships with the mom and dad to understand anyone's character. his weirdness came from that demanding mother. reagan's inaccessibility with his alcoholic father. each of us is complex in his own way. i have not really answered your question about whether you need to be a good person to be a good president. my instinct is no. i guess i would like to know -- brian: the other presidents that michael gerhardt writes about, martin van buren, millard fillmore, franklin pierce, chester arthur, grover cleveland

race yet with a convincing victory over mines we'll have that and talk about how fans are responding to games and empty stadiums. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today hong kong security chief claims that terrorism is on the rise in the city as police arrest some 180 protesters during renewed unrest thousands took to the streets to protest beijing's plans to impose a security law on that former british colony would. i passed a local legislature and this expected to ban what china calls treason and sedition pro-democracy campaigners say it is a threat to hong kong's freedoms and semi a top. let's go now to the scene reporter laura westbrook from hong kong newspaper the south china morning post she has more on the story for us good morning to you we've seen a quick and heavy crackdown in hong kong is this a sign of a new and tougher approach by beijing. yes i think it is the protests which had been going on since last year have become increasingly more violent as we saw yesterday and the slogans like revolution of our times and calls for hong kong independence by some of the more radical protesters i think they jewish i

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in west africa that's all we have time for i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being here don't forget to follow us as well on social . video. any time any. feeling lonely around a lot of people isn't a contradiction in terms. of his been living in hamburg for 6 months he's a biologist who moved here for work now all he needs is a new circle of friends. to come and i come from a small town with 20000 residents a big city has lots of people but you can feel lost. or you see other people since you don't know them you still feel lonely. maybe even lonelier because there are so many people. fascinated i've never been the kind of guy to go into a bar and chat to people. maybe as a student in a student pub but otherwise i've never done that it's just not my thing. this family lives far away in southern germany christiane lived 200 before taking the job and homework leaving his university friends behind. openly admitting you're lonely is still a social taboo yet one in every 10 people are thought to be affected by it with grave consequences. studies show that chronic l

that. i worked as brian said on thomas robert malfus, original and best question mark, and i did the nortonritical addition, that included later iterations or discussions of a classic test, so i am aware how discussions of population have been very fraught, extremely fraught. it is striking to me you can now have a conversation with most people about what kind of car they drive. do they have a car, is it a normal car, electric car. 20 years ago, a lot of people would have been offended thinking that's none of your business. they knew where the conversation was going, they were like -- you can now have a conversation with somebody about that. climate change is now something that i think reasonable sections of the public think is a problem worth public iteration. you cannot have a conversation with a lot of people about how many children they have. this remains a topic where people are like no, i'm sorry, that's none of your business, go away. i shut down entire dinner parties by -- people say what are you working on, you say malfus. they're like -- it is not an unrelated topic. it is not the

thomas ministering off science. but as the game went on brian ray found the form i'm with a pace that was too hard for. me i'm gorecki edging out a penalty 5 minutes before half time. robert leavened able to recover from injury during the break stepped up to slot away his 26 of the season. and as i swear it was a case of my elbows. byner on cause for that 8 straight title at least one sign of normality in the last troubling times. not really sure how many of course it's different but i have to be able to focus once it's kickoff time and pluck out everything else that's happening. that's the middlemost of lenten. oneone we're also focused in a fast game ever behind closed doors the up start is palin has put on a decent display even if they fail to really threaten the opponent to go. and i devise a test. with 10 minutes to go on from on past the game to bet hardly happy sunday night hearing for dortmund and leipsic they'd been hoping for the league leaders to slip up. when you came away from the weekend with no points but at least it has been a seemingly safe restart to proceedings. that using it. as far

thomas n.b.a. stars jason collins and their record of swimming legend in thor or figure skater brian bull so no one in football do you buy that. let's take it back to justin fashion to a pioneer the 1st professional footballer to come out as age 17 he played in the english 1st division which is today's premier league foreign or it's rather early eighties he was a top young talent i think it's. comparable to what you all felix is that atletico madrid today or frankly the young at barcelona every football fan knew fashion whose name in 1901 he signed for nottingham forest forest are among europe's elite after being crowned european champions twice in a row it's not the joy for the structure your fun and the joy but also your forest on the biggest of european football stages. in the summer of 1981 justin fashion who was the world's 3rd most expansive transfer he was the 1st black player to command a 1000000 pound transfer fee this sense similar shock waves throughout the football world to the kaffirs moved to chelsea in 201818 1000000 euros for a goalie order 87000000 paid by man united for harry maguire i defender back to 981 f

forget you can always get more on these stories at our website that's w dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram i'm brian thomas for the entire team here in berlin thanks so much for being with us. india looks for signs of nature make a city of delhi was here the. plenty of pollution and little one financial consciousness. but the angio delhi greens wants to change that. it aims to raise awareness put small eco friendly projects. will its efforts bear fruit. to. the next w. 5 it is kidnapping terrorism. a place to many in the autumn of 977. 3 members of the red army faction have been sentenced to knife behind dogs the judges ruling in shanghai prison treated a wave of biased stomach high and red army faction on trial. in 45 minutes on t w. border. we know this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance and wash your hands if you can stay at how we are d.w.p. press here for we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this together and run together while making sure to. stay safe everybody

thomas miller straying off sorry. but as the game went on brian really found their form i'm with a pace that was too harsh for. liam gretzky edging out a penalty 5 minutes before half time. robert leavened of ski able to recover from injury during the break stepped up to slot away his 26th of the season . and as all swear it was a case of my elbows. byner on course for that 8th straight title at least one sign of normality in these troubling times. not only a ship but many of course it's different but we have to be able to focus once it's kickoff time and lock out everything else that's happening. that's the middleman house of lenten. oneone we're also focused on a fast game ever behind closed doors the upstart east berlin has put on a decent display even if they fail to really threaten the opponent to go. and i devise a test. now. with 10 minutes to go punch him on pass to the game to bet hardly happy sunday night hearing for dortmund club and like take the dean hoping for the league leaders to slip up. only on came away from the weekend with no points but at least it has been a seemingly safe restart to proc

this is the news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for being with us. to go beyond. the. call about the stories that matter to. us. whatever it takes. the running not cutting good enough that. you made for mines. if you. did sir. there was good don't no one more out wait till burn to please let it go at it. if i have a minute of my job i won't join the isis. this was squashed by an ideology that's foreign to us. extremists him coming into the country from other countries. i don't see as the british will never again will keep. them. it's a liberation of all this is just to eat i know incident of our liberation. the names in the blink of an eye and my children were gone and i will never see them again and that some bearable and tell you. what the president did in there always a good lesson. it is only if you get. a moment. mean. move. move. move move move move move move move move move move move. move. move move. we're on mindanao the 2nd biggest island of the philippines. it's in the south of the country a little smaller than south korea and famous for its natural beauty. this is also the site of one

that. i worked, as brian said, on thomas robert mathis, the otherwise mathusian.original and best, question mark, mathusian. i did the critical edition of the principal population, which the critical editions include later iterations or discussions of a classic text. so i'm really aware of how discussions of population have been very fraught, extremely fraught. it is striking to me that you can now have a conversation with most people about what kind of car they drive. do they have a car? is it a normal car? is it an lelectric car? you know, 20 years ago, a lot of people would have been offended, thinking, well, that's none of your business. they knew where the conversation was going. you can now have a conversation with somebody about that, because climate change is now something that, i think, most reasonable sections of the public think is a problem worth public iteration. you cannot have a conversation with a lot of people about how many children they have. this remains a topic where people are like, no, i'm sorry. that's none of your business. go away. i shut

that? who was eisenhower until we got a few good biographies of eisenhower? i want to mention evan thomas' book, too. so, i think i agree, legacy is implicit in the other ratings. brianquestion. ms. shlaes: yes. >> yes. another unexpected president that i don't think you've mentioned, harry truman, where does he stand? brian: you want to start, amity? ms. shlaes: currently, i'm writing a book about the great society and it has an unexpected hero, a flawed hero but much-loved, and that is walter reuther of the united auto workers, not much known. we used to hear about him every night in the news, every single night. and what i look at in great society is what about the labor movement, what happened to organized labor which was 25% of our workforce? so, i'm interested in truman myself because he objected to an important law relating to labor, the taft-hartley act, which weakened the wagner act of fdr. and i don't side with him. i actually did like taft-hartley, so to speak, before i was born. but i saw how he agonized over it, and i have great respect for the pro-labor view, too, for the union view as part of the united states history, as part of who we are and so on.

that? who was eisenhower,, until we got a few good biographies? i want to mention evan thomas's book. legacy is implicit in the other weightings. brian: question?> another unexpected president, harry truman. [inaudible] amity: currently i am writing a book with an unexpected hero, a flawed hero. walter luther, the united auto workers. not much is known. we used to hear in the news, every single night. what i look at in great society, what happened to organized labor, which was 25% of our workforce? i am interested in truman, but because he objected the taft-hartley act, which weakened another act. i did like taft-hartley, but i saw how he agonized over it, and have great respect for the prolabor view, too, the union view. as part of united states history, as part of who we are. i like truman better than i should, for his earnest, serious, uncynical attitude toward the presidency. amity: how an anti-semitic guy pulled the lever on establishing statehood for is real. i would turn one thing about truman on its ear. abraham lincoln's greatest mistake was encouraging andrew johnson as his second vice president. he should have thought more closely ab