the burton commission says, so the australian media says so the australian public says so. so why does the government insist on prosecuting him? were joined by whistleblower. david mcbride. david, welcome to the show. so glad to have you. thank you very much, sharing me it's laura. thank you. the pleasures ours. let's start at the beginning . you have a personal history of public service. you attended sidney university and then earned a 2nd degree at oxford. you joined the british army and served in germany before attending the elite royal military academy at sandhurst. you then commanded a platoon in northern ireland. after a period in the private sector, you returned to australia and you joined the army there. as an attorney, you then served 2 tours in afghanistan and earned a combat service metal. it was during your time in afghanistan that you saw evidence of war crimes. you reported those crimes through the proper channels and then what happened? well, it was quite a surprise it up. i didn't want to know about it. know, quite clearly i became the problem. and that is o

not only did justice burton find that everything, david mcbride said was true. he recommended that no charges be filed for mcbride's decision to go to the media. and what was it that david mcbride alleged? he said that while he was serving in the australian army as an attorney, he saw that $25.00 australian soldiers were responsible for the cold blooded murder of 39 afghan civilians. the soldiers then planted weapons on the dead bodies in order to photograph evidence to justify the killings in something they called throw downs. david mcbride did the right thing. the burton commission says, so the australian media says so the australian public says so. so why does the government insist on prosecuting him? were joined by whistleblower. david mcbride. david, welcome to the show. so glad to have you. thank you very much sherry. it's an honor . thank you. the pleasures ours. let's start at the beginning. you have a personal history of public service. you attended sidney university and then earned a 2nd degree at oxford. you joined the british army and served in germa

yes, i went to congress all these years ago following sola burton.an recommendsing a woman to go to congress? that was remarkable for the time. speaking of which, with your permission i like to take a little time to talk about senator diane feinstein. this was her haven. she loved being on the board supervisors as president and the mayor of san francisco. there wasn't a time in her service 30 years along the nob (inaudible) she did not reference how special it was for her to be elect bide the people of san francisco and as mayor of san francisco. so, today she made her statement not that she would be stepping aside but not running again but then put forth her agenda for the next 2 years for our state. her agenda, her success in the senate is excellent. it is iconic. it is really unsurpassed. a serving woman in the united states senate that is one thing, but it is not just about longevity, it is about her effectiveness. let us salute the former mayor, former president of the board, president supervisor walked in your footsteps, senator iconic diane fe

was it only after going to the media that the burton commission began investigating your findings? yeah, yeah. i say i thought connected with the i was the 1st person to stop mikey white's internally. and i guess i think what is even more shocking in australia. i don't know how long you to get me your interest and i used always. one of the things i used to hold up was the award i asked at one end, but it said it would work. and all the president's been leads of the sort of things which i thought all, well, that's kind of your, that's what i'm looking for. i had to get it all to realize that there was a fair bit of democrats versus republicans now in those things, right? rather than just rather than just misses the right thing to do and out. but of course i was quite, i even astride, but he was hard to get media interest. this was to make, if you had a story about us all to writing someone or a story about a single and killing of a non entity. you might get it to wrong, but a story which is big about generals and probably menaces. politicians involved in number one to touch it becau

yes, burton, you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. we began with the alarming escalation of violence, most of it one way in the occupied palestinian territory. last year. israeli security forces q of more palestinians on the west bank than in any or since 20052023 has been worse under a new ultra nationalist israeli government led by benjamin netanyahu. the death rate has more than doubled to more than one palestinian per day, including the 10 killed engineer last week in an army raid. the ongoing human rights abuses the theft of palestinian land, the destruction of homes, paving the way for jewish settlers, have human rights groups calling israel and apartheid state. the majority of israelis support what is happening, but then they're getting a very different version of events. most of the israeli news media either ignore the brutality of the occupation, or present military friendly version of the story. and even that's not good enough for the new government, which now has the voices of descent i

the burton commission.

not only did justice burton find that everything, david mcbride said was true. he recommended that no charges be filed for mcbride's decision to go to the media. and what was it that david mcbride alleged? he said that while he was serving in the australian army as an attorney, you saw that 25 australian soldiers were responsible for the cold blooded murder of 39 afghan civilians. the soldiers then planted weapons on the dead bodies in order to photograph evidence to justify the killings in something they called throw downs . david mcbride did the right thing. the breton commission says, so the australian media says so the australian public says so. so why does the government insist on.

back in 1997 and 98 when i sat on this i committee, the gentlen chairman burton was in charge. and was forced into having severall hundred subpoenas. as a matter fact, i remember items to which i was in particular part of with johnny chung, a communist chinese who came to this country to infiltrate our national security, a man who did come in and compromise the clinton administration, a man who compromised c companies, a man o compromised, to use political contributions not just get in the white house but two of the commerce department to allow export of important items of national security that dealt directly with rockets and their ability to work off i gyroscope. and it was one of the biggest political important things that dan burton did, the attorney general of the united states chose not to answer questions whenwe almost everybody in her department including u.s. attorney from san diego who was bringing forth the case against johnny chung, , she used her political power to stop those things. national security, things dealing with not just this committee but the entire coun

scorer of two goals in the last game of this week tonight, liverpool in the merseyside derby hosted burton in the 21st week of the spanish league with several matches followed by the leader barcelona at home or real won with one goal and 56 points. barca pedri scored the only goal in other games last night. atlético madrid passed celta vigo with a simple goal, and the superstition ended with osasuna without a goal. sociedad was the host of the 22nd week of the italian series last night , napoli with 3 goals. defeated kerman and 59 of his position is much stronger than me and elit almas has scored a goal for napoli in this game. last night's games , juventus scored a goal with a snow goal. tonight, in the last games of the week, they will have a lonely hall and sampdoria will have a strange match with inter in the 20th week of the german league. hertha berlin defeated mönchengladbach 41 and the team won with 3 goals for eintracht frankfurt. experts to holland closed ancelotti said, "until i call real, they won't go anywhere. apparently, al-alam is satisfied with the rumor that real is negot

burton is cheating again. me to consider subsequently, two such errors would be much more significant. well, you know that we still have years of our germans from belgium. well, okay. what do you advise me? no way. how's a friend? just in case. once, on a wonderful day. you will just go deaf. what are you back for? robert caught it already at the exit and issued an urgent task. who are you? do you know what? please send me a book. if by some miracle you manage to get rid of me. the same envelope will end up in the lubyanka , just stalingrad is just an unfortunate exception. we will win. it's just a matter of time. who we are your german friends i have no german friends. now it is? mr. burton asked me to make you coffee told you again i had to stay late. thank you thank you, goodbye. good evening again i had to stay late, as usual. so this is for you too. nothing on our military plans for the summer last year we lost all of our german agent. i know i'm talking about other sources. i do not have access to inform

yes, i went to congress all these years ago following sola burton. imagine a woman recommendsing a woman to go to congress? that was remarkable for the time. speaking of which, with your permission i like to take a little time to talk about senator diane feinstein. this was her haven. she loved being on the board supervisors as president and the mayor of san francisco. there wasn't a time in her service 30 years along the nob (inaudible) she did not reference how special it was for her to be elect bide the people of san francisco and as mayor of san francisco. so, today she made her statement not that she would be stepping aside but not running again but then put forth her agenda for the next 2 years for our state. her agenda, her success in the senate is excellent. it is iconic. it is really unsurpassed. a serving woman in the united states senate that is one thing, but it is not just about longevity, it is about her effectiveness. let us salute the former mayor, former president of the board, president supervisor walked in your footsteps, senator i

yes, i went to congress all these years ago following sola burton. imagine a woman recommendsing a woman to go to congress? that was remarkable for the time. speaking of which, with your permission i like to take a little time to talk about senator diane feinstein. this was her haven. she loved being on the board supervisors as president and the mayor of san francisco. there wasn't a time in her service 30 years along the nob (inaudible) she did not reference how special it was for her to be elect bide the people of san francisco and as mayor of san francisco. so, today she made her statement not that she would be stepping aside but not running again but then put forth her agenda for the next 2 years for our state. her agenda, her success in the senate is excellent. it is iconic. it is really unsurpassed. a serving woman in the united states senate that is one thing, but it is not just about longevity, it is about her effectiveness. let us salute the former mayor, former president of the board, president supervisor walked in your footsteps, senator i

and john burton, they came to our wedding when me and my wife got married. she has done so much for this country and especially the city. brought millions of dollars to the city and bayview hunter point. i want to honor nancy pelosi. i would like for this board to take under consideration and putting a statue of nancy pelosi over on the coit tower. that is something i would like for you guys to consider. she deserves it. when peoples come to san francisco, they can see how proud we are of a person like that. thank you very much. [applause] >> supervisor dorsey, the next special order accommodation is yours. >> thank you president peskin. today i have the privilege honor a friend andpublic servant. i will confess i'm a little late to the retirement party on this. supervisor mandelman and i were at an event (inaudible) back in december when bart director beven dufty mentioned paula's retirement from bart and i was like what? between the holiday recess and scheduling we are finally able to be here to honor paula's retirement after 42 years. having started her c

it was one of the biggest political important things the dan burton did. the attorney general of the united states chose not, to answer questions, when everybody in our department, including this u.s. determining from san diego, who is bringing for the case against johnny chung, and she used her political power to stop those things. national security, things dealing with not just this committee, but with the entire country, and so he was forced to issue these, the attorney general of the united states went into the hospital with exhaustion, rather than coming to be a part of what this committee was asking for. and so i am aware of the games they played, i'm aware of the things that are hidden behind executive privilege, and other things. i would like to see us as opposed to that now, since the shoe is on the other foot, and encourage this administration be forthright as we ask things. this committee, and other committees, have gained knowledge about how to use the power of not just this committee, but of congress. against donald trump. if you don't think t

this is the atmosphere in the year for them, it is very harsh, that is not comic-shaped, like tim burton'sht, well, everything, right for the truth, right, very cool. that same year came out, another version of charlie's pride prejudice at the chocolate factory. came out the same year. johnny depp is our relatives. the kids were watching this charlie and the chocolate factory. i already knew this film almost by heart, where all the children died. i understand that, it's good that i did not look. i would also not stand in a children's audience clearly absolutely images so bright you are not a sweet tooth. yes, i have a sweet tooth, of course i do. cakes. doing it myself would like a factory. oh, i don’t know, it’s necessary then to quit show business, e music and generally do it. only with this, i have already been hinted that this is not necessary somehow. it's half as good to stop doing something right away. well, i mostly like to make hmm mousse cakes. they are quite complex. eh, the chronicles of narnia came out long, but incredibly tender and tasty, remember you climb, and there it sno

almost like representing like the original character. >> seth: that's really fun >> yeah, and tim burtone a little bit sort of like quiet but he's kind of like a pretty tough, confident guy he's like -- he's not a new yorker, but he seems like a new yorker >> seth: that's so funny yeah, i would have -- i think of him way differently. that he would be sort of like quirky and like, would give your notes through like a little cupboard door. [ laughter ] >> that's exactly what i mean, yeah >> seth: one of the other things i wanted to talk to you about -- because "documentary now," we just had another season. our fourth season of a very unique and special show. [ cheers and applause and it was sort of inspired by this sketch you and i wrote together where you played ian rubbish, a punk rocker from the '70s [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: the only punk rocker who liked margaret thatcher. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: and it's a sketch i'm really proud of, and one of the things about working with you was always, especially when it was music stuff, is you would be incredibly specific about

represents yet another sign of african new life, only from seattle to leslie, upper euclid williams. hook, burton go do coast to coast to east to denton meal. we had them so the sky when you to put on here have shown some time for me. i glued amy m o k t you 2750. a crash listed clint. deed sickly at basset to deal of weep, wendy is nash. i was emma, now she need that butch african spun. get up with them. the sick boy did soon, but down with the mill, i do wish got dora. well, wouldn't you knock with survosity? i'm not sure what sound a blue chair didn't answer, but if you die, you mean yet what that the door back with, which inquisitive, gnashing ignatius planning on this. can you with a lady yesterday? not my provider who i don't work with no one just in the more liberal limited policy. i'm with you guys been, you're good. no problem. this goes because you get what she wants to leave it up with some all anything that i put down with that money that i need. oh yeah. i'm just with a double wall. i bought it a y a i got that la. my mom last week is all i bought it back on monday. so just a little

i'm ramona burton and i'm here again to remind you all, thank you, to remind you of my brother mark anthony. and i appreciate the caller before as well and sympathize with him but just reminding you guys that we want justice for our loved ones. thank you. >> that's the end of public comment. >> thank you, sergeant. next item, please. >> line item two, adoption of minutes. action for the meetings of january 11th and january 18th, 2023. >> can i get a motion. >> motion to adopt the minutes. >> second. >> on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? i'm sorry. for members of the public who would like to make public comment regarding line item two, the adoption of minutes, approach the podium or press star three. and there is no public comment on the motion. commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> commissioner walker is yes. >> commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner yanez. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne is yes. >> commissioner yee. >> yes. >> vice-president carter. >> yes. >> you have six yeses. >> line item three, chief's report, discussion. weekly crime trends and public safe

and turkey's president recham. ty burton won asks for forgiveness for his government's low response to its earthquake disaster and promises to rebuild devastated regions within a year. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. ukrainian forces say that the situation in the eastern city of buck mode is extremely tense. as russian troops step up their assault. they say russia is trying to cut ukrainian supply lines to the city and force them to, to wender or withdraw. now the fiercely contested area has become a symbol of ukrainian resistance, rushes relief, plus the taxes back moot have reduced the city to rumble. there are a few signs of life on the ground. and from above, the scale of the damage is overwhelming. now moscow has a further and teams to fight its shelling ukrainian soldiers a fighting bag as hard as they can over we are hitting them with whatever we have, we are holding on against their infantry. they are not sparing people on the whole area is filled with their dead bodies and the date of loss of lucy and also for russian troops. have full month's, tried to capture th

was a banking and burton brought in such recognize it during the war, but most of the of them are in the middle of the disaster. so hot bible young man to take any injuries from inside of it because they are dealing with a situation here. okay, well it's hopa i hadn't assistance can get there as quickly as possible to help those people affected. that is, i, i must, selma, and northern help in syria. apprentice tilla hit on al jazeera will have all the rest of the day's news, including jobs coming back. pride is coming back to you as president joe biden, to live as a combative state of the union address and evidence north korea is preparing for a major military parade to mark a significant anniversary. ah hello there. it's a story of stormy wintry and cold weather across southern europe. at the moment. we've got weather systems pull their way across the mediterranean, bringing some snow, who likes of athens in greece, that closed schools and disrupted traffic. and we could see more of that. we've got those winter warnings out the eastern areas and also the wind that's going to pick up

the terror has come again. jojo, jack burton, we were very scared. we thought the ground would tear apart a nation rocked just 2 weeks after twin earthquakes. up ended the lives of millions, killing tens of thousands and destroying countless homes. it was really shaky. you know, we hardly stood up. it was very difficult, you know, you know, it was going to happen, lee, we were expecting that. so right now, so we are expecting more. so everybody should be, you know, more prepared about this. this is the moment the quake struck aleppo in revel held north in syria. wow. more misery for people still suffering severe shortages in food medicine and housing on top of a decade old civil war is situation in theory. i mean, it's hardy ball in north misty and it states horrible. this devastated area, even before that break now is suffering more and more. all those people in fact, who have been directly affected or even those people who have been indirectly affected are living very severe in conditions back in turkey, ties, man says look trapped on the rubble wh

burton? from your experience with him, is he preparing for such a scenario right now an attack on his power from within russia? is he ready for that? he's always been taken care of this. that's why he mentioned the elections has yesterday speech yesterday. he told elections will be in time. so he's just like showing that, you know, we can certainly try to depose him that look, i'm not the dictator. i'm a collect the president, the nation is behind me. so he was taking care of this a great time to get your insights, let me put in for must be try to a best gallium of thank you so much for your time. thank it. now, meeting between china's top diplomat and russia's foreign minister is about to get on to why in moscow, when he said to meet with so gay lover of the talks coming just days out from the one year anniversary of russia's invasion. if you cry when he has been attending a series of males in moscow yesterday telling, want to president putin's closest allies, the beijing relationship with r

okay. magnitude have him claimed or is that burton major 8 and this is the largest since 1999 now is mit okay. tonic structure of this region as well known as electro. about 6 years ago we studied in detail. we carried a scientific investigation of distribution and b, triple junction is 3 place going today, the islands region, which we call my right to the junction. and major balls such as it is summer, told him both, and the dead sea poles joined together in much region in this triple junction. and the fashion seismic potential to seizure was better than i. and there is a little pat is part, was identified as a mac, get the western portion of the east. and i told you know, both the, the expecting and majors all the magnitude kalen, which appeared unfortunate early this morning. knowing what we know about the area and the fault lines in the area. i mean looking at some of these pictures of, of completely collapsed buildings. was the building code good enough for that region and could more have been done with talking to wrestle, sit around, correspondent and assemble, saying that crit

r. participate in protest due to the risk of violence and the rest burton's defense secretary says the u. k. isn't ruling out sending fighter jets to ukraine after a lukewarm reception among western allies to keys re send request for air support? french president, ammonium a cough as he hasn't excluded sending fighter jets to ukraine, either albeit under multiple conditions. meanwhile, you as president joe biden has ruled out providing american f sixteens and germany opposes sending jets of keys requests for western fighter. jazz came on the heels of weeks of diplomatic wrangling that led to germany's decision to deliver lever to tanks to ukraine. now, germany's defense minister acknowledges that there is an urgent need to replace the equipment in the german army vast and deadly. the leopard too, could be a game changer in ukraine. germany says it will deliver 14 of them by the end of march for ukrainian forces to use on the battlefield. defense minister boris pastorius, visiting the base from which the tanks will come, said the decision to send leopard carries a cost of islam as alrea

but you didn't recognize them because that looks like levar burton. so he didn't get that "jeopardy" gig, that is crazy. are you all going to be with me or not? let's do this. [laughs] [applause] you are in, you have to pick a side. all right, let's move onto more news. and the tech world, there were layoffs, of course, every tech company is letting people go. evers on amazon, microsoft, google, facebook. i saw siri begging for change on the subway this morning. i was like, "alexa, give this bitch a quarter!" [applause] i think i know where the line is now. and surely, there is no good way to fire your employees, but there's definitely some pretty bad ways. there was one ceo who just found out. >> the ceo of a tech company based in san francisco has posted an apology letter after she quoted martin luther king jr. in a layoff letter sent to employees last week. pagerduty ceo jennifer tejada sent the letter to employees announcing layoffs on thursday. toward the end of the letter, tejada closed with the words of martin luther king jr., saying in part, "

richard frances burton was an archetype orientalist, an explorer soldier, scholar and spy. he once smuggled himself into mecca, disguised as an arab button, is author responsible for the translation of $1001.00 knife. and the kama sutra, another englishman, edward fitzgerald, took the poetry of persian poly, math on it. i am and transformed it beyond recognition on its way into the angus fair. this power dynamic, where the, the western or beastly, feels as if they own us. and in a way they really did owners. and our country's kind of became a playground for these westerners kind of run around in and find manuscripts and fine types. and they don't feel a responsibility to treat them fairly. or they don't see the culture that they're coming from as equal to them. and this is especially the case with fitzgerald, who translated high young. he did say it amuses me to take what liberties are likely these persians who really do need a little art to shape them. and that has been seen as one of the, in the sense, most offensive of the old, colonial statements about translation. but

and now after recent forays and ukraine and israel burton's elusive graffiti artist banks, he has sprayed another mural. this one is closer to home on a street in a british coastal town and seems to take on the issue of domestic violence. a 1915th house fight with a swollen eye and a broken duke. but with a smile on her face. shoving a man into a felisa, an empty be aborted, and a frank ben. this artwork in southeast england depicts the issue of domestic violence. create a bond, he hath called it, o, violent 9th. they must got up. thanks. dilation was set up, especially on valentine state to short, the tragic lights of them. and in a romantic relationship, i think it's amazing. i think it is a real topic that people can talk about about domestic abuse. i think the reference to valentine's day as well, you know, it's bringing people in, it's going to open up that dialogue the freezer and the materials were later removed by the local council. the more it went on, the more it felt like it was part of the piece. and perhaps, you know, banks the intended that all along because we all know how

on the audio, jack burton, we were very scared. we thought the ground would tear apart a nation rocked just 2 weeks after twin earthquakes, up ended the lives of millions, killing tens of thousands and destroying countless homes. it was really shaky. you know, we hardly stood up, it was very difficult, you know, you know, it was going to happen. be, we were expecting that. so right now, so we are expecting more. so everybody should be, you know, more prepared about this. this is the moment the quake struck aleppo in rebel held northern syria. wow. more misery for people still suffering severe shortages in food medicine and housing on top of a decade old civil war. back in turkey, ties, man says people are trapped under the rubble while others have poured into the streets. another night, in the cold, sammy's a than al jazeera, i've done that to the kia on monday nights, quakes were felt inferior. egypt and lebanon in syria. many people sustained non life threatening injuries, including broken bones for these latest trends, making li

thank you very much, dw correspondence, a nick comedy, and keith and rosie burton, of nato headquarters in brussels. now the death toll after the earthquake and sir and turkey has now exceeded 35000 us hope dwindles of pulling a more people out of the rubble alive. the un says it is shifting its focus to finding shelter for survivors. a moment of joy and relief, a young girl is pulled out to life from the rubble of to 7 and a half days trapped under collapsed building. the go named mary, was found in a town in southern turkey by groups of rescue workers tirelessly digging to find remaining survivors. it is difficult and often dangerous walk, sire the super dangerous the collapse. so you cannot just coin inside and you should be really careful not to harm the people inside the i like kind of, you see in turkey guard thinking with our nails. one by one floor is very slowly, but over a week after the earthquake devastated parts of turkey and syria, the chances of finding people still trapped alive, dwindles with each passing hour. there is a sign of hope for the millions of earthquake vict

and then the nitrous oxide that comes from the center. dick burton isis is $300.00 times more damage than carbon dioxide. so whether it's the atmosphere or the dead zone, or the dead saw as an nutritionally empty food, we should be looking much more at how fossil agriculture is, has destroyed the water bodies. if you do in analysis. oh, how did lakes dry up like lake chad or rivers dry out? it's because this chemical agriculture, the green revolution, including in africa, the alliance of the green revolution, but pushed by mister gates and miss and rock solid sadly though, and the cop $27.00 rock fellow, it destroyed india, spurn job is standing there with the food and agriculture organization, looking at future solutions for them, the future solution will be future streaming in water with their starting. it will be treating water as a financial asset which had started rockefeller and the new york stock exchange has started talking about not allowing nature to have integrity, to reduce nature, to a financial essence. and to allow the black rocks and the van does to decide the future

and he also says that it is a historic obligation to see this through to the hours after vladimir burton's address, that you as president made a key speech falling, a meeting with his polish counterpart in warsaw. joe biden said the west had not plotted to try and dominate russia. did i say nations of europe did not seek to control or destroy russia? the west was not plotting to attack russia. as prudent said today, president who chose is war. every during the war continues, is his george. he good out of the war. we're the, we're, it shipple. if you crane stopped defending himself against russia would be the end of ukraine all across my country. in big cities, a small town ukrainian flight fly from american homes. over the past year, democrats or republicans with our united states congress have come together to stand for freedom that 2 americans are and that's what americans do. bitin statement came during his visit to the polish capital on tuesday, where he stressed the importance of collective european security, and that nato is quote, stronger than ever. he said to me, officials from ot

stephanie dick is in the near the syrian border. natasha good name is and tuck here and how tie province burton and smith isn't skin that on but we begin with semi said in who is in the cut man mateusz. yes, thank you tom. well, as you can probably hear, now silence is holding. but some times the area silence can scream louder than woods. i'm going to ask our drone operator if we can turn that drone, can we show some pictures guys, or what's going on on that side that see if we can think the drone. maybe we can get the attention. all right, let's try and get pictures of that side. what's going on there? just wait for the driver to get into position. i know you're on. you can see it now, but we need to turn that drone a little bit towards what will be on the screen, the life that we go. what's happening there is and i should point out we are far away enough to make sure we're not going to take that drone with its noise any closer. otherwise, we wouldn't be doing this. but what's, what's happening there right now is they think that they may have a sign of life. so the people which are close to th

maybe it was a sex in the light podcast on first me mark burton lina dianova thank you for everything and be happy. hello friends. are you listening, podcast to me format today in the studio we have dmitry malikov miya boyko my knowledgeable karina cross. valya karnaval is a jeepsie band and i am anton lavrentiev . i have a lot of questions, and they often say that you are on the same wavelength of youth. can you tell me how it manifests itself? i am wide open to the world. and so to speak, i don’t live blinkered, but i try to follow, listen to your songs, somehow, so to speak , follow the trends. what is it to do? also try. well, at its level , nothing so special is fashionable, to be honest, in one project of channel one, science fiction performed and no one could figure it out. what do you like it's subjective. this is not the only jury member, there were four members. eat me constantly. didn't become one. it is clear that we do not know each other, but why is that? did i sing every song so badly? this show had to somehow still choose someone. everyone was good there, in fact, ever

now, you know the taro burtons that racism has put on even getting fair justice in the united states. in some ways. it's an original sin. it's a malignancy that we have to cope with in our criminal legal system. so of course i, you know, race, racism is, you know, not eradicated. it's a ill effect on the criminal legal system continued to this day. but i think there has been some progress in terms of consciousness of and of course on a separate project as working very hard and as part of that progress. good. thank you very much for your time. the noah barry scheck joining us from new york. thank you. now, scotland longest serving 1st minister, nicholas sturgeon has resign. she was the 1st female leader of the country, devolved the government and will remain in office until the scottish national party next, the successor where we challenge reports. clouds have been gathering for nicholas sturgeon, but when the storm broke, few were expecting it. a morning of leaks followed by confirmation at a hastily arranged media briefing. today i am an insane my intention to state the 1st minister,

i have heard represented burton's name mentioned a couple of times.let me just tell you this about dan. he and i fought on a number of issues all through the 80s and happened to the 1990s. we tried to find where we could commonality on things that did not push us and push congress and the wrong direction in fact gotten one argument in front of president reagan who jokingly said can i take you guys out and buy you an ice cream, and get you to agree? dan and i had strong differences. very, very strong differences of opinion. but at the end of the day i thought we can make a commonsense argument you could win over his support. he thought were he can make a commonsense argument he could win over mine. when i look up at the portrait of elisha cummings hanging here i am reminded elisha always said we can do better than this. and mr. chairman you're absolutely right about the last congress. you voted to have this amendment in place and the majority ruled in that instance the majority may have been misplaced in its support. but having said all of that this pr

we had to talk to the honda and that's what the thieves of fed burton was supposed to by the 5th. that's what we all came out. you know, are my 1st time this adviser was franchise every day. i know we do the meet at the house, probably that the i promise to do them. why do we will do internet it introduce? i'm a be boss where you are not willing to do the people you are not willing to. i'd by, by what's it was, what was like, it's one shows as well. can you imagine what depressed that many days will be waiting for resort? i get up to man not to him, it is, it will what done to try to come out with that yordway's. we will be back there down now. well, harriman's house joins his live from the capital of boucher m. hi there. how rude? so some of the washing opposition groups they're calling for the, the cancellation of the presidential election because of these irregularities. but i'm guessing the vote counting itself is, is still continuing. while election officials have taken a break for a few hours, but they have now started moving a bit fossa. they've received results from 17 mor

different like tim burton's, she's very straight. right for the truth, right, very cool. in the same year, another version of charlie's pride prejudice came out. chocolate factory. in the same year, our relatives came out. the kids were watching this charlie and the chocolate factory. i already knew this film almost by heart, where all the children died. as i understand it, i'm glad i didn't watch it. i would also not stand in a children's audience clearly absolutely images so bright you are not a sweet tooth. yes, i have a sweet tooth. of course, i have cakes. doing it myself would like a factory. oh, i don’t know, it’s necessary then to give up show business music and do it in general. only with this, i have already been hinted that this is not necessary somehow. and it's better to quit half at once, until occupied with something only milk. well, i mostly like to make hmm mousse cakes. they are quite complex. eh, the long, but incredibly tender and tasty chronicles of narnia, you remember how you climb, and there is snow. yes, yes,