teenage climate activists gratitude burke has called on world leaders to acknowledge the seriousness of global warming and to take urgent action to reverse that tim burke was speaking at a climate conference in the austrian capital vienna the swedish student didn't have much support when she started her school strikes movement last august but today she has the backing of an unlikely ally. the determined activist meets the former action movie star this unlikely duo sent one clear message to delegates at the conference. she had some tough words direct to the politicians business leaders and scientists. this is above all an emergency. and not just any emergency. this is the biggest crisis humanity has ever faced. this is not something you can rely on facebook. dear. dear corrected turned back. delegates were treated to performances dramatizing the effects of climate change on stage but communities around the world are already feeling the real impact of rising sea levels and changes in weather patterns worsening wildfires in the us for example. to cyclons in east africa. during the confe

(burke) hit and drone. seen it, covered it.rmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ whatcha' been doing braydon? reading let's see pictures, pictures,pictures there's a boy riding on his bicycle you can read too grandpa! ♪yea it's always better when we're together♪ closed captioning ♪yeasponsored in part by... when we're together♪ before we get into this double jeopardy! round and megan gets to make the first choice, my apologies to the people of newark, delaware. i moved you into new jersey. sorry about that. all right, let's find out what the categories are going to be in this double jeopardy! round. let's take a look. we'll deal with... and finally... wow. megan. let's do places that became words, $2,000, please. this structure takes its name from a military base in rhode island where it was first built during world war ii. james. - what is a quonset hut? - you got it. fill in their dates, $1,600. [ beep ] and that would be april 23rd for both of them. b

james burke is with me. us, at how closely you call the future? a bit, yes, but don't forget in 1985, we we re yes, but don't forget in 1985, we were intensely optimistic about the future. it was quite hot technology at that point. i am a bit surprised at that point. i am a bit surprised at the way in which some of it was wrong. the internet has come much faster than i expected, is much more prevalent and widespread. but, and i didn't put a date on this so i'm off the hook, the future possibility that anyone would be educated by it and that there would be more direct democracy because of it has not yet happened and i think that's because these institutions that were created in the past for the technology of the past to solve the problems of the past to solve the problems of the past to solve the problems of the past according to the values of the past according to the values of the past according to the values of the past and we still live with those strapped around us, and they tend to hold back things like

the bottom half now the bottom half he's a change but it doesn't make a difference head over a nerve burke swap spots but they're both going down stuttgart will finish 3rd from the bottom and will be forced to play the relegation playoff game. now it's time it's time for our play of the day voted by you the fans on twitter the winner is this guy no other than my fellow american christian policy with 53 percent of all votes with tears in his us the chelsea down winger said goodbye to dortmund fans prior to the game he would want to score the 1st goal of the match with a header to keep do it means championship hopes alive. but an emotional goodbye for christian policy our play of the day when. that's all from us here on the bundesliga we'll be back on sunday with the last match of the match day frankfurt in my will find out in frankfurt is suffering from europa league fatigue until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and the rest of the team here in berlin dhaka whom i feel is. stand for. the language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. shi

a tornado touched in burks town, and several trees uprooted. at one point about 1 million people in the new york area were under a tornado warning and a new jersey high school was damaged while an event was going on in the school's gymnasium. nobody was injured. >> remember all the damage and destruction from the same system stretching from texas to the new york city metro area. authorities in ohio are getting a handle on all the damage suffered late monday. the ceiling fan remoned in tact. the ceiling itself did not. 13 consecutive days the tornado has touched down. the longest stretch since 1980. is there more ahead? joining us live with the latest forecast. >> yes, it has been devastating. another afternoon where about 114 million people in the line of fire. for putejsally dangerous and severe weather. what you're looking at is a rain-wrapped tornado. this in lynnwoods, kansas. about an hours drive outside of can kansas city to the west. what we're looking at is severe weather shifting to the east. but overnight and yesterday in the past 24

dennis martin burke apologized to the road his of all victims killed in 2 deadly 737 max plane crash that left almost 350 people dead in the space of only 5 months mr went on to say that the company had fallen short of communicating properly with regulators about the plane's quote angle of attack sensors this comes after the head of the international air transport association said the company's fleet of 737 max planes will likely stay grounded until august. and staying in the aviation sector happy birthday to airbus the pan-european titan has just turned 50 but the celebrations were decidedly low key along with so many successes the aerospace company has also had its fair share of flops. for a global industrial giant this was a rather low key anniversary party airbus celebrated its 50th birthday with a company picnic employees got a souvenir key fob and free ice cream and there was a fly over. to celebrate 5 decades for the pan-european aircraft builder which was created in 1909 by german and french politicians. airbus is now headquartered in the netherlands with major production sit

vonnie: bloomberg's heather burke.r writings and all of eam writings on mlid on your bloomberg. let's get first word news with courtney donohoe. courtney: the u.s. has learned beijing is putting purchases of american soybeans on hold. they do not expect -- china is the world's largest buyer of soybeans. angela merkel visits the u.s. today to give a commencement address at harvard, that it is a sign of germany's growing unease with the u.s. she will not go to the white house. for angela merkel, the turning point came last june when president trump scuttle the agreement she and made with other g7 leaders in canada. in india, the prime minister has been sworn in for a second term. party hindu nationalist won an overwhelming victory. did not invite pakistan's prime minister. relationssigned tends continue between the nuclear armed rivals -- tense relations continue between the nuclear armed rivals. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120

hoffenheim as their top four hopes took a hit third bottom so it got lost in berlin so that means burke are still not relegated despite defeat of wolfsburg mind strew three three with our bad lights on friday there are three matches coming up on sunday and a quick look at the bundesliga table now shows us that by and lead the way by four points from dortmund with two games left a win at leipzig next saturday will clinch by and their seventh straight title will be hoping leverkusen in frankfurt draw on sunday to reignite their champions league dreams at the bottom it is looking bleak for hanover a new emberg but they are not yet mathematically down. you're watching d.w. news coming up next a documentary on iran a land of contradictions on my ass waiter stay tuned for more at the top of the hour thanks so much for joining us. europe be going to split what's become of it. will it look like tomorrow. the thing for a better future isn't enough. requires our education. year's elections twenty nineteen may twenty sixth on g.w. .

john burke out, speaker of the british house of commons, was in washington dc to speak at the brookings institution. he spoke about theresa may's recently announced resignation, the brightest debate in parliament, and his decision to withdraw an invitation to president trump to address

year, and help us streamline our digitization process that we have been working on since inspector burke 's leave. so if you want to discuss that at all, i'm happy to answer questions, but we did hold interviews just this last week. we had a four candidates, and it was very competitive, and i'm hoping to make an offer to somebody this week. that being said, we are hoping that this position can begin at the very beginning of june. so with no questions on that, the other thing i wanted to bring up is that i went to austin a couple of weeks ago, it feels like it was a long time ago at this point. it was a very fun, personal trip , but i spent five hours at the austin center for events while i was there and i met several people who do similar work to what we do there, and dylan has definitely met a lot of them before, brian block really helped me out in setting up interviews with people in the office there. he is essentially my counterpart in austin, and we met him in philadelphia. he is a great contact to have over there. they have a streamlined process for permitting outdoor events, so we

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g burke was injured by the car that plowed through a crowdli kil heather heyer two years ago. he is suing the driver, james fields, along with several other white nationalist leaders.he burke says came to charlottesville to incite violence. >>> washington catholic have a new leader. wi wilton dis gregory. predecessor resigned late last year following a summer scandal. gregory addressinghe church crisis in his first homily as arch bishop. joining us from the basilica from the immaculate conception. >> reporter: you had some of the highest leadership in the churc here the united states filling in the basilica behind me. you hadgh eiu.s. cardinals, some 50 bishops from across the country and other parts of the world, in fact, and then you had roughly 300 priests all here to celebrate this new beginning. but it also comes as they're dealing with thoch allenging times that you mentioned. archbishop wilton grail re on the alter, there hes holding a mandate from pope francis. the holy father officially installing the archbishop as washington's new catholic lead are. the installation

asked burke to ask his client to come out and say that the president's directive to fire the special counsel robert mueller was not obstruction of justice and that don mcgahn rebuffed that request. a source familiar said was because bill barr had already come out and said that publicly he didn't obstruct justice. the calculation was made among don mcgahn and his attorney that it wasn't necessary. the white house was aware that don mcgahn had told the special counsel his more than 30 hours of interviews. it appears the white house wanted mcgahn to come out and publicly say he wanted to help squelch some of the fall out. you'll remember right after the reports release the next day y saying asking why people are taking notes. at that point it became moot for mcgahn to come out and make any sort of statement. it's interesting to note this is coming out now because in effect the white house is getting it out there that the president didn't obstruct justice. >> as we said, no one is more integral to the mueller report in terms of mentions and times testifying to mueller than don mcgahn. ch

alumraphrase class of 23 admiral burke, when the time comes to fight, you had better know how. your country in this department need naval officers who do not simply identify problems of roll up their sleeves and get really hard stuff done. at midnight on the high seas, a 's foot well where the earth harshest environment against unforgiving enemies. we always expect you to strive but the zeroe defect mentality is a handicap we cannot afford. it is something that you cannot afford. not lead you to greatness, but to mediocrity. if you would bear with me today, i would like to offer some thoughts on how to get into the veryand move past the natural and human tendency to avoid challenges that might result in failure. my first piece of advice is this. when the project appears slated for failure, stay the course. find a better path. and don't you dare quit. real opportunities for greatness reveal themselves when things seem at their darkest. it is easy to say, don't quit. but now you have learned the hard truth. many people cannot handle the pressure of being close to failure and stay

burkely. at 32, he's a lot older than most graduates. >> i walked every school days.ree hours, total. what made it difficult was walking barefoot. >> reporter: he grew up in oath open ya, his parents still farmers there. >> they are happy that i'm in university. i'm also graduating with degree from, you know, america. >> reporter: six years ago, he applied for a visa and won and flew to los angeles. his first time outside of ooeat open ya. he found support and enrolled into college and went berkeley. once he got her to berkeley, he became a scholar. juan francisco is the director of the program at cal. >> he had the desire to move forward to get better. >> reporter: he plans to visit his family in ethiopia this summer and return to the u.s. and apply to grad school. >> i'm grateful to everyone. i say thank you. >> happy graduation. >> what an accomplishment. >>> a famous comedian is part of an effort to save the punch line comedy club. >> dave chappelle joined comics to keep the punch line open in the financial district. the punch line opened more than 40 years ago. >

burke, before the mueller report was released publicly but after the justice department gave a copy to mr. trump's lawyers to read. mueller documented how in january of 2018 jump, quote, pressured mcgahn to publicly deny the reports that he had tried to fire the special counsel. in that case, mcgahn also refused the president's request. last month, trump issued this denial of the account. >> i never told don mcgahn to fire mueller. if i wanted to fire mueller, i would have done it myself. >> this latest news will likely spark a new push for house democrats to get mueller as well as mcgahn to testify. tonight judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler sent this tweet saying this is why it is critical for mr. mcgahn to come before our committee and answer questions for the american people. the president cannot keep mcgahn from testifying. nadler says he's negotiating with mueller but it is unlikely mueller will testify next week. nadler added this earlier today. >> he will come at some point, if necessary we'll subpoena him and he'll come. >> meanwhile another house committee is using sub

>>in windsor, i'm samuel burke.ite night for the fashion world, the met gala at the metropolitan museum of art in new york, hollywood's biggest stars and fashion insiders attend the fund raising event the theme this year is camp notes on fashion and not like outdoor camps attendees are encouraged to explore how elements of such as irony humor parody an exaggeration are expressed through fashion. we'll see a lot of it in these pictures tonight this year's event is co-chaired by lady gaga harry styles of serena williams and of course vogue editor-in-chief anna wintour and speaking of lady gaga their grand entrance is but check this out there's lady gaga as entrance to the mat. >>she definitely brought the drama. the 33 year-old singer were 4 different outfits there goes one to changing to number 2. she strolled the red carpet and changed as she when she played out a whole scene along with the met gala steps and for her final look. if we're going to be able to see it she stripped down to just as they say in england. he

he was afraid of barry burke, he was afraid of norm eisen. attorney general picked for his abilities would not be fearful of any other attorneys questioning him for 30 minutes. this man was picked to be roy cohen and donald trump's fixer. the black sox look clean compared to this team. it's a sad day in america. >> good morning. i did not have the privilege of being born into this country. i became an american citizen when i was 20 years old and i took an oath to protect and defend the constitution against all foreign and domestic enemies. attorney general barr took the same oath. and today he shows that the only oath that he is now following is to protect and defend the president who right now is threatening the strength of our democracy. having come from latin america, i understand very well what it means when a man in power starts circumventing equal branches of government. we must not allow this to happen in the united states of america. thank you. >> good morning. the attorney general has a constitutional responsibility to uphold the rul

>>in windsor and samuel burke.nd this morning, your child support so could be hurting your financial health and where does california rank as a new destination for college grads jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more hi jane heidari a good morning, what california actually ranks 40 seconds for new college grad. >>let's now go banking rates us the median salary for college grads in the state is just shy of 60,000 a year that was actually among the highest on the list, but it was the average home price that was the trouble they cost over 500,000 and the second highest unemployment rate for college grads as well as 4.1%. so a lot of people finding the golden state a little tough for economic climate right after graduation in may be expected. all toys r us and sears stores getting new tenants planet fitness is moving into some of those stores planet fitness said this week it will open 225 jobs wi. and a new survey finds 27% of sports parents are spending $500 or more each month on their children's

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my girl, congratulations to "dancing with the stars" cheryl burke and actor matthew lawrence, they tied. you can check it out in next week's "people" for the full wedding album. >>> renee zellweger's first leading tv role. and what you have never seen renee do before. i definitely got "indecent proposal" vibes. and i don't know if that's something you said. let us kind of glam onto that and flip it on its head. >> that was definitely one of the references. being inspired by those sort of morality tale films. >> are there still limitations to what you'd be willing to sacrifice? >> in this case, a night alone with your husband. >> in her new binge-worthy netflix drama "what/if," renee transforms into one stylish, devious villain. >> it was kind of diabolical. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> she could earn another oscar for her portrayal of judy garland in "judy." i was talking with rami malek about freddie mercury and i asked if he'd gotten him out of his system yet and he said, absolutely not, and i never want to. do you feel that same way about? >> 100%. i'm in love. i want to stay ther

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from everything funny you've ever seen and everything fabulous you've ever seen, queer eye's bobby burkethe bafta goes to succession. international bafta, that's incredibly exciting. we are in the writer's room, i am jesse armstrong, show run on the show, and english writers. we used to watch handmaid's tale and feel intimidated, and the other shows a great pieces of work, so other shows a great pieces of work, so this is fantastic. it's boring, but we're just going to do a few thanks. i guess all tv is collaborative, but this is a very team oriented show. it is team reason, the british writers are here, there is also american writers who we should say hello a tremendously supportive group of executive producers, the cast is a delight to write for every time, and it's wonderful that matthew's here to represent them, and thank you to hbo and our british broadcaster, sky. so thank you. the nominees for live event. the royal wedding. prince harry and meghan markle. there is the image that everyone was hoping for and waiting for. open heart surgery: live. and if this operation goes well, it

(burke) hit and drone. seen it, covered it.e seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>even though it's not as foggy as it was just a few minutes ago, there is still a lot of fog to be talking about this is your view from timber on the golden gate bridge pretty shrouded in at this morning along with this low lying cloud cover. do expect some areas of drizzle specially out along the coast and that is making for some wet roadways. visibility is holding strong so that's good news, you're not in countering areas that are going to cause new problems as far as what you're seeing ahead of you goes as far as skies above the low lying cloud cover is concerned actually clear up there and the higher levels of the atmosphere than yesterday a sign of clearing skies into the afternoon. daria. oh that was last night have the chandelier and i just don't know where. and it splits the one and only event where you can wear a dress lady you have hanging the or for dresses like got. >>i did look as if she that was the a

if you will remember, bill burke -- she was done mcgahn's lawyer, and bill burke wish dome i worked inhe bush of administration, knows these issues well -- when they give permission for mcgahn to go forward and to have -- what was that, 30 hours of testimony with mueller? he said, "excuse me, white house, are you sure you want to do this customer very positive?" and they said they wanted him to do it. never have us report -- i don't think he would say anything different than what he had before. so the executive privilege claim, i think they could waste a lot of time and energy talking about that. because they think the president is well within his rights. i don't know if the courts would ultimately rule: because often these things are worked out. in this case, it might never be worked out. in a 2020 election cycle, imagine that. still talking about these issues when americans seem to have moved on six weeks ago when they got the original summary from bill barr. >> bill: bret? >> i totally agree with that. i totally agree with it. i think the whole thing about the administration delayin

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(burke) hit and drone. seen it, covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ so i'm looking for someone to make tastier... bigger, i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. operation is underway right now after a tornado ripped through a town in oklahoma. 6 people ended up dying. not only in these tornadoes but also in the floods and all of the nasty weather that's been going through last weekend this past weekend. a tornado touched down in el reno just days after strong storms and severe flooding caused a whole lot of damage. 2 mile path of destruction left in the wake of that tornado. last week's storm in the midwest spawn more than a 170 tornadoes and triggered a lot of flash floods now is one of the big national stories we're tracking last week with john and as we head into a brand new week it looks like if i remember you right there

he runs the burke's pennsylvania o canoe trips in this area. >> the campground is empty and the trips and adventures cancelled on the river. >> two or three feet usually. >> the down in guerneville the canoes and kayaks and smes let pon johnsons expect to open up next woke but the visitors are surprised. >> these friends were planning a retirement party that includes inner tubes. >> a little fast and high and dirty. hoping it cleans out. >>s in an area recovering from damage of floods in february but in the pizza. >> we were slammed. we are dlifrpg to airbnb and the vacation homes. >> kristy smith barnsz. >>> a dramatic chase across the bay bridge after a deadly shooting in frist. the killing happened in san francisco about 1:00 in afternoon near golden gate and hyde street near the civic center. investigators say they saw a man in the car who had been shot. the gunman got away but not for long. police spotted the putback heading over the bay bridge. days. him into west oakland wsh >> now to the latest on the investigation into the sfpd raid at a to resign one day after he admitted th

harder to figure out in the hands of consumers i asked a woman waiting for lyft cory burke she was sympathetic to the concerns and she said are you sympathetic enough to use rideshare tomorrow? she said no. we will see what happens tomorrow. live in san francisco. >> lyft reported a more than 1 billion-dollar loss for its first quarterly earnings as a public company. despite the loss lyft did manage to double its revenue posting $776 million for the quarter, 95% increase last year the stock dipped 4% in after- hours trading following that warnings report but rebounded in turn positive. >> we have a preliminary report on what killed a great whale that washed up in san francisco's ocean beach likely hit by a passing ship. it may be one case closed but generally most tells us there's still a big mystery surrounding whales migrating around our coast. >> cured ocean beach a growing conviction among scientists and citizens alike that whatever is happening to the whales man has had a it. >> reporter: this morning as the necropsy rebuild this is an adult female and like the other dead animals it was n

. >> both burkes and johnsons expect to reopen by next weekend. but in town visitors were expecting it today. >> we were a bit surprised. >> these friends planned a retirement party soon including inner tubes on the river. >> a little fast, high and dirty. we hope it cleans out. >>s in an area still trying to recover from floods that caused damage in february. but today it's at smart pizza they see strong holiday clouds are crowds >> slammed last night. tons of deliveries to airbnb and vacation homes. >> along the baiz are bay area frm. >>> the dramatic chase after a homicide. sfpd chase the gunman intoernoo avenue and hyde street ner near the civic center. they saw the man in the car with a gunshot wound. the gunman got away but not long. police later spotted the suspect chased him into west oakland where he was stopped. this is the second daylight shooting in san francisco since yesterday. >>> three teenagers face a slough of charges after a crash that snarled traffic on highway 1. we told you yesterday about this crash south of devil slide tunn

sherry burke, news4 sports. >>> look at this. somebody is having fun at max sherzer's expense.t these guys. patrick not having much fun. center.rt stop deep to he's on it but can't make the play. they looked at it, called the home run. you see it goes over the line. mets 1-0 lead. few batters later, pete alonzo at the pte. rookie with 14 home runs, make that 15. alonzo with the solo shot. patrick allows four runs in five innings. they like to rally in the 8th. this is going to set it. that's going to drop. anthony has been getting onas gets to come home and score rbi single were soto. gets within a run. they rally but don't get the run. hey, the orioles host the yankees. get back in it in the 9th. tied a 7. kidding me? gary sanchez launches this to left. that's a three-run homer for schez. orioles waste a five-run lead and lose 10-7.ll and lose 10-7.ll just cae johnny i get really emotional when i think about where i was. most people don't survive blood clots on their lungs and on their heart. the last thing i heard was reute to g w hospital. on the day that i cd they trea, i w

a gentleman being boiled to death he was boiled alive literally and i've got pathological proof of burkefrom the university of glasgow but first your tweets messages and emails in response to the final part in our studios are knife crime in london faces the destruction of communities created by the tories and allowed to continue by labor as a result in this and both parties should be held accountable however they're only interested in the upper class and the rest of us are expendable doogie says but what about victim compensation these thugs get community orders and compensation orders they don't do the community service and they ignore the courts compensation orders levy says exactly we have to listen of course she's referring to the pastors who said that the listing to the perpetrators of crime is one way of getting out of that terrible rut but let me says exactly they have to elite know someone who can't lead that'll never work my cousin was knifed because of the color of his skin we never forget these kids need someone like this man to max says the difference between scotland and eng

to know german otherwise he'd never have been able to conduct the research for his novel when to burke's last journey it's a comical tribute to train. travel to central europe and life in general written in germany. a month. when you look at the map of the railway routes in austria hungary in one nine hundred thirteen and compare it with a map of the routes in central europe today you can see how many are left hotels four quarters ago i'm told that's all of these routes this station where we are now they all existed back then as god is in this capsule damo solace together with his melancholy geriatric nasty young kraus ninety nine year old pencil vinterberg embarked on a journey into the past taking his cue from a detailed guidebook dating back from one thousand thirteen he's drawn ever deeper into the country's history and his own. doubts of the form stuart little once and all of us assumes that i want to again with czechoslovakia and stop. all stores also some broken ones and one of the rises. will be a scholar from all stores also some good ones and will not field since the communist

>>in windsor, i'm samuel burke. take a look at conditions outside looks a little bit like london on a cold night. >>it really does that fog has rolled all the way over. as it is going to go on all the way the valleys i think is to go all the way the central valley ties to east the strongest push of fall we've seen all season long you see out there right now you know so the base kind of high and that means so we get over the mountain tops and stretch further on shore and that's the way it's going to be reminiscent of a summer day as we see plenty of fog around the bay area looking from tehran see those clouds gathering there to over the main headlines back toward the golden gate bridge. and some of that's going to be thick enough we're going to likely see some drizzle outside as well. today kind of an inch to be in fact these last couple of days we're tracking that cut off lol all week long last week and that finally spiraling on shore as a rotating around bringing the showers now the thunderstorms over the sierra ne

"dancing with the stars" cheryl burke and matthew lawrence are married.ok at their first wedding photo. the couple tying the knot at fairmont grand delmar in san diego, california. burke wearing this gorgeous off the shoulder gown with a six-foot train. >> wow. >> among the famous faces at the nuptials was cheryl's good friend leah remini, who served as her matron of honor, and it turns out "dancing with the stars" played a role in this union so burke and lawrence met on season three when the actor's brother joey lawrence was a contestant on the competition. congrats to the very beautiful happy couple. >> ah. she looks amazing. >> yes. >> i'm sure there was some good dancing. >> i bet there was. >>> and now rihanna. ri-ri is expanding her empire. the singer known for her showstopping looks on the red carpet. now she's adding designer to her resume bringing her fashion expertise to her own line. yeah. uh-huh. rihanna has joined the french luxury brand to be the first black woman to launch a new brand from scratch at france's biggest company. cheers for tha

mcgahn's lawyer, william burke, before the mueller report was delivered. and once again after.rs from the special counsel's for more than 30 hours in total. the mueller report how the president put pressure on mcgahn to fire robert mueller. the president says this is not true. i never told then white house counsel dawn mcgahn to fire robert mueller even though i had the legal right to do so. if i wanted to fire mueller, i didn't need mcgahn to do it. i could have done it myself. mike, what are we hearing from the white house, if anything, about this? the stories came out midafternoon yesterday. there has been a conversation about the degree to which the white house had earlier exposure to the report, knew what was in it, and now we're getting some sense here of how they might have wielded what they learned from that report. >> right, david. that in and of itself is controversial. if you recall at the time, william bar, last month, it seems so long ago at this point, there is some question as to whether or not he would run it by the white house before it was publicly released. w

there were communists besides burke when she had her husband were executed in 1953 they sent the cold war chill across the american jewish community that houston's formerly leftist jews from politics of the left, after world war ii, lgbt rabble-rouser named jerry thayer left her husband and children to hang out in the subterranean lesbian clubs of greenwich village. as the 1950s gave way to the 1960s even more change appeared on the horizon. member the advent of frozen tv dinners, made the work of feeding families easier than ever. the biggest change was the hill. it gave women the opportunity to regulate the reproductive cycle and most effective birth control women ever had in the world. background work, the way for a new wave of feminism. when you look at activism, what jumped out is the number of jewish women in the forefront, created the firm the feminine mystique. the malaise of women who despair that there was nothing more to life than being a wife and mother and she changed the lives of thousands and thousands of american women with that book. a jewish refugee became a lawyer a

i'm tom burke.ok back at some of highlights from this year's cannes film once upon a time in hollywood, starring leonardo dicaprio and brad pitt. it was thought the film wouldn't be ready in time for the festival, but it was, and it made an impact. it is hard to overstate the sense of anticipation surrounding once upon a time in hollywood, it was the film it was the film of the festival, set in hollywood 1969, it is a buddy movie, central to the film is the relationship between a fading tv western cowboy played by leonardo dicaprio and the stuntman, cliff booth, betrayed by brad pitt. the actors found it easy to work with one another. i have to say, it was incredibly easy. incredibly easy working with brad. and i think we, together, forged, hopefully, a great cinematic bond, and a film about our industry together. it's the thing of knowing you've got, you know, the best of the best on the opposite side of the table holding up the scene with you. and there is a great relief in that. it's official, ol

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need to know german otherwise he'd never have been able to conduct the research for his novel winter burke's last journey it's a comical tribute to train travel to central europe and life in general written in german. the month. when you look at the map of the railway routes in austria hungary in one nine hundred thirteen and compare it with a map of the routes in central europe today you can see how many are left. for what is it i'm told that's all of these routes this station where we are now they all existed back then as in this caption damo solace together with his melancholy geriatric nasty young kraus ninety nine year old penciled in to back embark on a journey into the past taking his cue from a detailed guidebook dating back from one thousand thirteen he's drawn ever deeper into the country's history and his own. path so it's a full story on to some little nuance and a lot of acts assumes that i want to again with czechoslovakia and stuff. stuart's also some broken ones and one after the crisis. only as a scholar stuart's into some book once and only after a few it says i was a commu

for the platform to be broken up and regulated in a piece in the new york times chris hughes says dr burke has too much power he points to facebook's acquisition of whatsapp and instagram to show the whole to social media monopoly took a closer look at what chris hughes wrote he says the u.s. is a nation with a tradition of reigning in monopolies no matter how well intentioned the leaders of these companies may be most power is unprecedented and un-american cues that the governments must hold mark accountable and accuses politicians of marveling at facebook's explosive growth in overlooking their responsibility to ensure that americans are protected in markets are competitive and he gets even more personal saying quote smart is a good person but i'm angry that his focus on growth led him to sacrifice security and civility for clicks. or facebook's vice president of global affairs in communications as nick clegg responded by saying facebook accepts that with success comes accountability but you don't enforce accountability by calling for the breakup of a successful american company. well mi