and the ambassador to that family is stephanie coleman. she has organized two absolutely fabulous clerk reunions. we had another one, you were there, and utah this summer in park city. we had almost 300 clerks, former , their families, incoming clicks and their families, and we had a blast for a couple of days. she pulled the family together. directory, and people know each other and look out for each other. but the best part is spending time with my clerks. ,hile they are clerking watching them grow -- i mean, think about it, watching greg leave. offer,ber, he had an like so many of these kids when they finish clerking, the big firms offer them jobs to attracd stay in dz he wentstephanie wants texas. if i were you, i would go back to texas. to watch his career, to watch your career, to watch all my kids here, to watch allison, another one of my adopted clerks. and watching all of you do things, that is the joy. families, raise your to see the ups and downs, to be a part of it, to see you look out for each other, and to see you stand up an

before we start, judge jones gave a great tribute to gregg coleman and i would like to ask d coleman tod rei stand so we can welcome them here today. it is great to have you here today. justice thomas: thank you. since you are the number three most powerful person in the world. [applause] >> right. god help us. let me rewrite -- remind everyone, volunteers will collect cards. if you have a question that has a short question and that can be read quickly and has a question, but it on the card let me get things started. haveweek lots of folks been paying a little attention to confirmation hearings for judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. in a way it is symbolic of the transition of power we have for the supreme court. with the benefit of having served on the court of appeals and as a clerk, what do you think is among the most important qualities that we judges and in our what should people be thinking about and looking for as they consider people who are serving on the bench? justice thomas: first of all, it is an honor to be here, it is an honor to be with our good friend and me

i could talk about reg coleman for quite a long time as well. i am very honored to be at this occasion to inaugurate the lecture series for the federalist society. greg was an early and avid member of the federalist society. one of the women at dinner last night was saying that she was one of the first -- he was one of the first people she met in washington at a fed sought. >> >> one of the women >> at dinner was saying that he was one of the first women she met at washington. and what a nice fellow he and what a nice fellow he was and what a great impression he made. ng a question of you all. how many of you personally remember the robert confirmation hearings? how many of you were not even born during? [laughter] is fewer than i would have thought, but what this reveals is that this is a very young audience. and this is what the federalist society has done. it has inspired to generations of lawyers who did not find a sympathetic, traditionalist voice in the law schools. and given coherence and an opportunity to debate and think about the impor

watson coleman: thank you. mr. speaker, h.r. 6438 directs the department of homeland security to have a designated official to coordinate the department's unmanned aircraft systems or u.a.s. plans and policies. the countering u.a.s. coordinator would work with department components and offices to ensure testing, evaluation or deployment of systems to identify, assess or defeat a u.a.s. threat, are in compliance with applicable federal laws. the coordinater would also serve as the principal department official responsible for decentral -- disseminating information to the private ector regarding counter-u.a.s. technology. in homeland security circles, there's broad recognition that u.a.s. technology enhances capabilities to, among other things, deliver disaster relief to affected areas and surveil weak spots along the southwest border. at the same time, mr. speaker, today there is considerable concern regarding the security threats that u.a.s. may provide. more and more we hear of instances where unmanned aircraft sy

watson coleman:, will each control -- mrs. watson coleman, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. katko: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. katko: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman. mr. katko: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 6447, the department of homeland security chief data officer authorization act, sponsored by my colleague from texas, mr. carter. in today's data-driven world, organizations like the department of homeland security generate, collective, maintain enormous quantity its of data. data continues to be underutilized. federal, state, local entities have begun appointing the position of chief data officer to the management teams. such a position would work to improve data management and governance at an organization in order to format data for bet

coleman in the back with the fullback in the game. tevin coleman, he goes into the end zone. and the atlantfalcons have 01their first touchdown of8. you have the interception. followed by the touchdown. the falcons have the lead again. >> cris: instead of outside zone they go inside. tch the key block. always on the bapl side of the ay.ar you e going to get a cut back. ivthat is andy levitre, drg the linebacker out of ther what do you have to do? you have to make sure that fletcher cox is taken care of. th double-team him with al mack and here you go. >> al: gd juke move on mcleod to finish itff. matt bryant for his first extra point of the season. that snap was juggled and hits the up right. it's no good. atlanta with a new snapper. that one juggled. the kick is no good. it is a two-point game. use labor day cash and trade up to this silverado to get a total value of $11,000 when you finance with gm financial. this labor day, discover why chevy is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> al: sunday

nine-yard touchdown run for coleman.cons take the lead ter eagles respond with a run es their own. jail it 11 yards into the end zone, his second tchdown of the n aht. two-poin conversion and. one second left, matt ryan to julio jones whoowan't come dn in bounds with it. out of bounds. eagles hold on to win, 2.18-1 >>> the redskins have to wait till sunday for their season opener. the burgundy and gold off the season in arizona against the cardinals looking for their first seaso opening win under jay gruden. for the first time for the team nce 2012. after aots, minicamp,g train camp, preason, the team champing at the bit to play real football. >> jacked up this last week. you know? like a kid in a candy store. trying to figure out h i'm going to be the night of. i know i'm going to gets butterflieor the first time in a long time because i'm so excited about this year. we have good stuff socooking. i'm ready to get out and eat. >> nationals hosting the cubs earlier today. ryan zimmerman lateo the team photo. n finally mad

watson coleman of new jersey -- mrs. watson coleman: i ask unanimous request to dispense with the reading. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection? without objection. the gentlelady from is recognized -- the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. speaker. this is the final amendment to the bill which will not kill the bill or second it back to committee -- send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage as amended. we are here because our constitution provided for a body -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will suspend. the gentlelady may continue. it mrs. watson coleman: our constitution provided for a body that would provide the interests of the people. there are 435 of us and our mandate is to represent the interests of individuals from coast-to-coast and beyond to tower territories, ensuring that our -- to our territories, ensuring that our laws help each of them work toward the american dream. for many americans, owning property is the pinna

watson-coleman for any opening statement. miss watson coleman thank you : very much. thank you mr. porter, there stevens forand mr. being our witnesses here today. i am very glad we're holding this hearing. it seems to me that the topic of aviation cyber security has not receive the, the attention it demands. threats in the sector are constantly involving. -- evolving. to do morebe able than just react to the most recent attempted attack. next week we will commemorate the 17th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. one reason terrorists were able to carry out the deadly attacks on that day is that they took us by surprise. the u.s. aviation sector was vulnerable because security efforts had not focused on the possibility of terrorists hijacking a plane and using the plane itself as a missile. in the years since then, we've invested heavily in aviation security by hardening cockpit doors, creating the t.s.a improving passenger and baggage screening, and funding -- refining intelligence sharing and vetting processes. these efforts have made air traffic more secure but we cannot let

tevin coleman is the running back.he lightning and thunder and lightning in the atlanta backfield. from the 33. a toss. it looked like ryan held on to it longer than he wanted to and the pass drops incomplete at the feet of coleman. >> cris: jordan hicks was in man coverage and went right to it. matt ryan saw him and he knew he had to go right to the football. jordan hicks, a very smart football player deciphered that one beautifully. sometimes that can go big but one of the linemen had gotten a block he might still be running. >> al: carson wentz getting them stirred up. second and ten. three lined up on the right side. jones in that group. ryan flushed out and down he goes at the 40 yard line. lost his footing and is sacked at the 40. hicks and long are both there. that is going to make it third down. third down and 17. clearly four-down territory here. the pass is caught going to the ground is jones in front of darby. goes to the ground. makes the catch. phenomenal night for this guy. that is a gain of 18. >> cris:

. >> clerk: angela coleman. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is angela coleman, and i'm seeking reappointment to seat number two. this will be my third term. i am a native of san francisco, although i reside in oakland now. i am also a survivor of sexual child abuse, domestic violence. i used drugs since i was 14. 30 years on heroin and other drugs. i went to prison in '79 and got out in '81, and resorted back to my old behavior. there was no recovery support while i was in prison. a few -- a few years later, i was arrested and went to county jail, got eight years -- i mean, excuse me. i did a year, but i was looking at 25 to life because i was a third-striker, but by the grace of god, i got a year in county jail and a year in walden house. i was through with that type of lifestyle, and i took every class that was available to me, and i haven't looked back since. i've been clean for 14 years now. i've been working at glide for 13 years, as a case manager for five. i went to city college, and i got my certificate as a drug and alcohol co

the ambassador to that family is stephanie coleman. two has organized t absolutely fabulous clerk reunions. you were there in utah this summer. we had almost 300 clerks, former , incomingeir families clerks and their families and we had a blast for a couple of days. she has pulled the family directoryo you have a and people know each other and look out for each other. the best part is spending time with my clerks. ande they are clerking watching them grow. think about it, watching greg leave. i remember he came to me like so many of these kids when they finish clerking, the big firms offer them jobs and try to attract them and stay in d.c. stephanie wants you in texas so i would go back to texas if i were you. to watch his career, to watch your career, to watch all my kids here, to watch allison another one of my adopted clerks, watching all of them do things. that's the joy. ,o see you raise your family's to see the ups and downs and be a part of it, to see you all look out for each other and to see you stand up and do the right thing

our legal correspondent clive coleman reports.present, divorcing couples are forced to blame each other for their marriage breakdown on the grounds of adultery, desertion or behaviour which it's unreasonable to live with, or prove they have been separated for a minimum of two years, even if the separation is mutual. like many, jenny thinks blame can make a difficult process a lot worse. it caused an awful lot of arguments. it caused me obviously to feel very hurt — i got angry, then there were arguments which my children were witness to. it hurt them, and i really think it was completely unnecessary. when couples divorce, they are being torn apart emotionally and financially, often trying to work out sensible living arrangements for their children, so if you throw blame and fault into the process at that stage, most people think you're just making a bad situation a whole lot worse. the government's persuaded, and it's proposing removing the need to show evidence of the other spouse's conduct or a period of living apart, introducin

our legal correspondent clive coleman reports.t present, divorcing couples are forced to blame each other for their marriage breakdown on the grounds of adultery, desertion or behaviour which it's unreasonable to live with, or prove they have been separated for a minimum of two years, even if the separation is mutual. like many, jenny thinks blame can make a difficult process a lot worse. it caused an awful lot of arguments. it caused me obviously to feel very hurt — i got angry, then there were arguments which my children were witness to. it hurt them, and i really think it was completely unnecessary. when couples divorce, they are being torn apart emotionally and financially, often trying to work out sensible living arrangements for their children, so if you throw blame and fault into the process at that stage, most people think you're just making a bad situation a whole lot worse. the government's persuaded, and it's proposing removing the need to show evidence of the other spouse's conduct or a period of living apart, introduc

my name is naomi aguilar, and i'm a coleman school advocate representative. i'd like to bring to your attention our school district, an issue we are facing as parents and grandparents. the students and the fifth graders started, it's overcrowded and understaffed. it has been this way since we started the school year. we don't have a plan in place to solve this issue at monroe or any of the other teachers' classrooms throughout this district. we have loose students from class at an alarming rate, and it has reached a crisis level for me. if we had only lost one, however, we have lost quite a few more, and that's unacceptable. please, i ask you, take care of this immediately. thank you. [ applause ] >> good evening. i'm here to update you on a situation that i talked to you about at the last august board meeting, where i shared my frustration and asked for your help in addressing the inequities and injustices occurring in room 227 at monroe elementary school. my son was in that fifth grade class with no permanent teacher, no instruction, and what i can only des

officers say surveillance video shows 59-year-old jamar coleman pulling out a small knife and cutting a man on the thumb. the victim had a minor wound. nobody else was hurt. >>> after weeks of mandatory overtime for all police officers and other staff members bart is changing to a different staffing plan to ensure rider safety. ktvu's paul chambers is live at the lake merritt bart station where he talked to bart leaders about this new plan. paul. >> reporter: bart police cannot maintain that emergency staffing for a long period of time so they scaled back to a heightened patrol to keep riders safe. as bart restructures its staffing plans, deputy chief out on patrol riding the trains to let passengers know it's still safe to ride bart even after several weeks of increased violent crimes including the stabbing death of nia wilson. >> we have over 400,000 riders a day, 2 million a week. so for those one or two incidents, it's very isolated. the vast majority of people who ride bart ride with out any incidence. >> be aware of my surroundings. i got to watch out for myself. >> reporter: we

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aaron coleman h-- erin coleman story. >> reporter: the tweet by president tweet criticizes jeff sessionsof the indictments of two republican congressmen, chris collins and duncan hunter. >> two of his biggest supporters, two members of congress the first and second congressmen to support his candidacy for president back in february 2016. >> reporter: in the tweet, the president describes both cases as long running owe babama era investigations. factcheck.org says it's misleading in the hunter case and wrong in the collins case. the collins is accused of helping his son make illegal stock trades in a biotech company. >> that case the indictment dealt with elicit stock transactions that occurred in late june of 2017, when trump was already president. >> reporter: turning to hunter, the california republican and his wife were akulszed of spending campaign funds on personal expenses and filing false campaign finance reports to cover it up. factcheg.org says it's true the federal investigation started during the owe pa ma administration in june 2016. >> so the investigation last the only eigh

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clive coleman, bbc news.ender, wonga, after the company collapsed last month. the idea was suggested by frank field, the chair of the work and pensions committee, who said he hoped the church might lead what he called a group of "good" people willing to run wonga without charging high interest rates. the us space agency nasa has successfully launched a satellite designed to measure changes in the world's ice sheets and provide precise information on how they are being eroded by global warming. the billion dollar project will put a satellite almost directly over the north and south poles and from there it will fire a laser at sea and land ice to take measurements. our science correspondent jonathan amos reports. five, four, three, two, one... a hot and fiery start for a mission that will study the coldest places on earth. a new nasa satellite was launched safely onto a path that takes it almost directly over the poles. its quest — to determine precisely how global warming is affecting the planet's ice. icesat—

clive coleman, bbc news.udies at the university of exeter — who recently led a study into the impact of divorce cases. shejoins me now via webcam. thank you forjoining as. you led the study. what did you find from this? we find previous researchers have done that the existing law causes problems, it does not achieve anything constructive. it produces conflict, and lots of pain that is not really necessary. we have not got the best line, but i'm going to continue. so, how badly are these reforms needed? we have been trying to reform the law for the last 30 yea rs. to reform the law for the last 30 years. there was a previous attempt in1996, years. there was a previous attempt in 1996, but that was not actually implemented. it is long overdue, so the existing law nearly 15 years old. we are aware that living conditions have changed significantly since then, and the law has not kept up pace with those changes. so, the idea that you need blame, you need fault in order to progress through divorce, what about the i

investigators say surveillance shows coleman pulling a knife on the victim. that man suffered a cut on his thumb. >>> if you take b.a.r.t., heads-up. major track work is planned again for this weekend. crews are working on the rails between the 19th street and west oakland stations, as well as between lake merritt and west oakland. this is the third week b.a.r.t. will work on the tracks. they have one more weekend planned in september. some riders have said the buses add a lot more time to their trip, so plan accordingli. >>> in the east bay, firefighters have con trained a grass fire near the tesoro refinery. the fire was reported around 2:15. a fire official says about 25 acres burned. firefighters originally had trouble getting to it because of gates at the refinery. no one was hurt. the fire did not interrupt work at the refinery. >>> let's turn to the weather now. and the holiday weekend, of course, it's beautiful today. here's hay beautiful view from our sutro camera. remember what it was like a year ago? >> i don't exactly. we looked it up, though. it

clive coleman, bbc news.laser ever into space. five, four, three, two, one... liftoff of the final delta two, launching nearly three decades... the ice sat2 will measure the condition of earth's ice cover and should provide more precise information on how these frozen surfaces are being affected by global warming. tom neumann is the deputy project scientist for icesat2 at nasa — he explained to our science correspondentjonathan amos what the satellite would do. as the antarctic sea ice accumulates more snow on it, that extra weight pushes the ice further down the ocean and eventually you get flooding. there is so much snow on top of the ice that the ocean water washes right over the top of the ice and saturates the snow. it is a pretty tricky problem down there. with the isat2, we think it should be able to help with that in that we will be measuring that top surface of the snow, but combining it with cryo helps us get at how thick that's snow really is. let's talk now to our science correspondentjonathan amo

clive coleman, bbc news.o nigel shepherd, head of family law at mills and reeve and former chair of the famly law organisation, resolution. hejoins me on webcam from stockport. people have been calling for these changes for a long time to make the process more antagonistic, —— less antagonistic, do you think that will work? i've been campaigning for this for the best part of three decades andi for the best part of three decades and i think this is a positive step, the government has been listening to calls for reform and this is great news for the couples i felt on a daily basis and for their children because the current system pushes people into conflict, it means they are looking backwards and we need a modern process and these changes will bring that about. there will be those who say in some ways you are speeding up the process which might be good but could it become too quick, so couples don't have time to think again? what the government is proposing will take longer than the current system, you can now

thank you clive coleman.has said his party speaks for the mainstream in the uk — he hit back, after the former prime minister tony blair told the bbc he's not sure it's possible for moderates in the party to retake it from the left. his comments came as the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, said he wants to transform his party into a movement for moderates. vicki young's report contains some flash photography. is british politics in need of a face—lift or even a tour to rebuild? you photo or thinks the politicians in here are failing to represent your opinions? —— are you a voter who thinks the politicians in here are failing to represent your opinions? tony blair was the last party leader to win a decisive election victory. he says party leader to win a decisive election victory. he sasteremy corbyn doesn't have broad enough appeal to this kind of win and moderate centre ground mps have lost control of the labour party. i'm not sure that it is possible to take it back. there are a lot of peop

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>> congresswoman watson-coleman, thank you for that question. at this time there is no absolute requirement to do so. the governing regulations 49c of our report 1540, which is administered primarily by the tsa has primarily been focused on physical security, access to the areas, making sure badges are checked, all those types of things. but as all of you have pointed out correctly, the cybersecurity element has penetrated the domain of the physical security element, though that similar type of posture hasn't been moved over to address the baseline standard on the cybersecurity side. >> thank you. you're not aware, though -- i'm pretty sure none of you require standards, either? >> no. >> thank you. mr. stephens, you indicated three things that i thought were really important. the adoption of standards, the increased sharing of information and threat analysis, and the human factor of baseline training. >> yes, ma'am. >> what do you believe is the role of the dhs and the tsa in each of those things, and is this a matter of additional resources or

>> congressman watson-coleman, thank you for that question. nothis time, there is absolute requirement to do so. 14 --verning regulations excuse me -- 49c, 1540, which is administered primarily by the t.s.a., has primarily been on physical security, making sure badges are checked, all of those types of things. but as all of you have pointed out correctly, the cybersecurity element has penetrated the domain of the physical security element and yet that similar type of posture hasn't been moved over to address a baseline standard on the cybersecurity side for airports. not aware ofre you, i'm pretty sure that gentlemen aren't aware of any required standards either? >> no, i'm not. >> thank you. mr. stephens, you indicated were things that i thought really important. the adoption of standards. increased sharing of information and threat analysis. human factor of baseline training. >> yes, ma'am. is the do you believe role of the d.h.s. and the t.s.a. in each of those things, a matter of additional resources or prioritization? >> again, that's a g

our legal affairs correspondent, clive coleman, reports.orced to blame each other for their marriage breakdown on the grounds of adultery, desertion or behaviour which it's unreasonable to live with, or prove they have been separated for a minimum of two years, even if the separation is mutual. like many, jenny thinks blame can make a difficult process a lot worse. it caused an awful lot of arguments. it caused me obviously to feel very hurt, i got angry, then there were arguments which my children were witness to, it hurt them, and i really think it was completely unnecessary. when couples divorce, they are being torn apart emotionally and financially, often trying to work out sensible living arrangements for their children, so if you throw blame and fault into the process at that stage, most people think you're just making a bad situation a whole lot worse. the government's persuaded, and it's proposing removing the need to show evidence of the other spouse's conduct or a period of living apart, introducing a new notification process wher

and then there's video surveillance of coleman which led to an arrest by oakland police on thursday.ur surveillance technology. with the great work of our detectives and officers. >> there was a difference but with the added patrols, although shifts are over for now, they're not going back to normal staffing. instead, there will be standard 24 officers working, and two other specialized units. including an technical assistance team. >> downtown oakland and downtown tampa cisco. with the k-9 officers that are visible to the public as well. >> paul chambers, fox 2 news . >>> the president says he wants to help workers and small businesses save for retirement. he signed a executive order that sets up new roles allowing small businesses to pool their resources to offer 401(k)s. and instructs the government to review roles that force retirees to start withdrawing money from the retirement funds after they turned 70.'s -- and then he backtracked on a plan to cancel 2% raises that most civilian citizens were getting. now he's waiting to think about it. critics lashed out noting the presiden

our legal correspondent clive coleman reports.scle and body tissue at a rate of 2cm an hour. well, you got over. paul‘s right leg was amputated above the knee and he received the last rites in hospital. my swing isn‘t very orthodox. golf has become an important part of paul‘s life, and a buggy enables him to get around a standard five—mile course. he‘s represented england 13 times and played in europe. in august 2016, paul had booked to play a round at this golf course in essex, owned and operated by brentwood borough council. but on his way to the tee, he claims he was told he would not be allowed onto the course without a letter from his doctor justifying the medical need for a buggy. i couldn‘t believe it, i really couldn‘t believe it, to be told that i couldn‘t play because i was disabled. what sort of message do you think that sort of response sends out to disabled golfers, disabled people? it sends the message out that we‘re not welcome, that we‘re not part of society, and that we‘re not included. and that we can‘tjoin in a

clive coleman, bbc news. 2! became stuck at a theme park in warrington. the incident happened around one o'clock at gulliver's world. fire crews used ladders and scaffolding to rescue the passengers from the ride, which was stuck 50 feet in the air. cheshire fire and rescue service say no—one was injured. the church of england is considering a buy out of the pay—day lender, wonga, after the company collapsed last month. the idea was suggested by frank field, the chair of the work and pensions committee who said he hoped the church might lead what he called a group of ‘good' people willing to run wonga without charging high interest rates. the headlines on bbc news: at least 14 people in the northern phillipines have died in the strongest typhoon of the year so far, with violent winds and 20—foot storm surges. in the united states, tropical storm florence is causing significant flooding on the east coast — five people have died. a former british soldier is jailed for seven and a half years in turkey for helping k

clive coleman, bbc news.enior figure from the retail groupjohn lewis to conduct a review of the railways. the transport secretary chris grayling has asked keith williams, the deputy chairman of the department store, to take a detailed look at how the rail network operates, and how it could improve. here's our politics correspondent, chris mason. labour have what they see as a solution, which is renationalisation. that is something polling suggests is relatively popular. the government wants to sketch out a plan, setting up this review, lasting about a year. pretty broad terms of reference. they are bringing ina broad terms of reference. they are bringing in a guy from john lewis to do it, and that is no accident. they say they want to learn from the john lewis model, where employees are partners. they are the owners of the business. with the potential that railway workers could be the equivalent within their industry. but there is a short—term tactical reason for this becoming news now, which is the report in

clive coleman, bbc news.warnings of catastrophic flooding as tropical storm florence continues to batter the us east coast — five deaths have been linked to the storm and thousands are in emergency shelter. the strongest typhoon of the year so far batters northern phillipines with violent winds and 20 foot storm surges. two people have died. ministers reveal plans for no fault—divorce — removing the need to allege blame in a seperation. the liberal democrats are discussing a major shake—up of the party as their conference gets underway in brighton this morning. the changes, set out by the leader sir vince cable earlier this month, include allowing supporters, as well as fullyjoined—up members, to vote for a new leader. the lib dems are also urging disillusioned labour and tory supporters to join them to help stop brexit. our political correspondent jonathan blake is at the conference now. jonathan, the march of the moderates. that is what vince cable wa nts. moderates. that is what vince cable wants. is it li

favorite a great director your best one thing was his latest offbeat offering also stars an idea coleman as british queen am and flirts with the idea of a lesbian love triangle madness sometimes the lady likes to have some fun it's as though we think we invented sex but we didn't it's been going on for quite a long time. and it was awfully fun having sex with them as they. had sex with kali with olivia it was very comfortable because we're very good friends in the. tennis is often a launch pad for the upcoming oscar winners this time around even the german competition entry is dreaming of a. just ahead of its festival premiere never look away the latest from german director florian hangal from donna's mark was announced as germany's candidate for the foreign language from oscar in two thousand and nineteen. three decades of german history are told through the eyes of an artist struggling for recognition and with his family's ghost after the second world war. the big prize winners will be announced on september the eight because fisher. and there will be a full report on never look away i

impasse and the stalemate is prompting labor to push for a general election this is a leader jeremy coleman he's sounding out the views of party members at the annual conference in liverpool the party says it will back a second vote if that's what its members forms so there is talk within the party and its supporters. of a desire for a second break that referendum and labor leader jeremy called and says he will be acting on what the party faithful once he himself that prefers the idea of another general election. this government doesn't seem very strong it is looking into directions at the same time the one hand a trade deal with the usa in the other hand some kind of relationship with europe and we could well be looking towards a general election and you know what we're ready for our preference would be for a general election and we can and negotiate a future relationships with europe but let's see what comes out of conference more from paul brennan who's in the vehicle. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at

moths of style coleman and force the monterey ca we've been to the studio. live in sixty minutes on d w. nineteen. sixty years of the crime echoed around the. young people in the field against their instruments. demanded nothing less than no home society. one little struggling little limbs of those who claims to the little seeds of civil rights the peace movement the women's movement for long planned to disappear. sometimes steal a little this week don't. play. live. i want to welcome to another action packed show i'm your host meghan lee here's a look at what we've got in store for you today. diving into a pro rationing their dinner lets his red wine age at the bottom of the adriatic. branching out london's famous victorian albert museum opens a new design division.

the fact that coleman varick won his case is the exception to the rule. but will do exploitation and slavery mean for mainstream society is it really all business or our concern is the culture question it doesn't matter whether it's an alcoholic or a form of prison and you should treat people with respect and. those people also have rights deserving protection and their rights are the same fundamental rights as mine there is for the committed if we as a society were to say those people don't deserve their rights it would mean that the rights of every individual are at risk. in other words these only when the rights of those at the very bottom of society is secured everyone's rights protected by her sharia toys actuals the should stop the exploitation and modern slavery a growing around the world according to u.n. estimates twenty one million people are victims of forced labor russia is by no means the exception. ninety sixty eight the global recession. people everywhere were protesting. crying echoed around the world. the economy was booming but the feel

the fact that coleman beric won his case is the exception to the rule. but will do exploitation of slavery mean for mainstream society is it really all business or concern yes the culture question it doesn't matter whether it's an alcoholic or a former president you should treat people with respect. those people also have rights deserving protection and their rights are the same fundamental rights as mine. that his father committed if we as a society were to say those people don't deserve their rights or these it would mean that the rights of every individual are at risk. in other words he's only when the rights of those at the very bottom of society is secured everyone's rights protected the herschel x. dollars actually the should stop exploitation and modern slavery a growing around the world according to u.n. estimates twenty one million people are victims of forced labor russia is by no means the exception. they say seeing is believing. but what do you see. and twenty you think you know now. can you really trust your own eyes. an exhibition in munich

the president's ability to understand to a fifth or sixth grade level and that he reports to gary coleman once the president's chief economic adviser once took paperwork trade paperwork off the president's desk saying that he wouldn't remember and he was trying to protect the country you also reports that the president has had very nasty things to say about his top aides including attorney general jeff sessions according to woodward trump said that he was mentally retarded and he referred to him as this dumb southerner. their white house is pushing back on this releasing a statement saying that this is basically fake news and the president's come out and said that bob woodward has a credibility issue he really hasn't ever had a credibility issue and he has said today he stands by his story still the president's taking to twitter we've seen kelly mattis the tribes former lawyers come out and flatly deny all of these allegations again the president saying that this is fake news bob woodward saying that he stands by his reporting. was patty mentioned trump's been tweeting his response he quo

i'm the queen and for her performances queen and livia coleman took the best actress award. venice was far short of female acting talent. but only one of the twenty one directors firing for the top prize was a woman director jennifer kent who won the special jury prize for the nightingale called for more women to make films. the feminine force is the most powerful and healing force on the planet so i hope and i'm confident that next year and the year after in the year off to see more and more women inhabiting this space. who lies now on which films from venice is strong line up we'll make it to the oscars. ok just a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you voting is underway in sweden's national election which has been dominated by the issue of immigration surveys predict the far right anti immigrant sweden democrats could win as much as as much as a quarter of the vote. at places here in d.w. from morehead twelve websites d.w. dot com i mean you could mckinnon in berlin thanks for joining in. line to be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or

on book tv on sees and to at noon stuart coleman on his book ical. life of eddie the extension book collection of late u.s. senator daniel in a way. at 9:30 eastern on washington journal just nickel in executive director of the blue planet foundation. on american history tv on c-span3 at 2 p.m. eastern we visit the valley of the priests along the north shore of a law who and the politician society -- polynesian society. three short documentaries about who i come of the 19th is the sixth film soldier in hawaii. the lion islands, and the 1952 rotoscope.hing listen to hawaii weekend on the featuringn radio app the honolulu mayor. a senate finance committee hearing on the impact of the steel andnistration's aluminum tariffs on the auto industry. this is just over two hours.