something special even for top models like kate moss and helena christensen muse french male model but coney is only present in the exhibition. betty said that worked in a helicopter factory as a mechanic and she somehow got to know who loved her. he understood instinctively how the flaunts had to unfold for a shoot. was longer found was so taken with budgies that she dedicated the whole volume just to him but she's moved in the throes of ecstasy the dog of felt took countless photos of the shots have the own groom in the exhibition. karl lagerfeld was a visionary who liked to take things into his own hands when partners demanded to date picture of him he shoots himself with a trauma that way he could be sure perfection. a perfectionist indeed there are many more stories from the world of arts and culture on our website of course you don't call much culture but that's all for this edition thanks for watching and join us at the same time tomorrow if you cap for now. so you'll want to save on the rent. why not move here to barcelona just $200.00 euros a month. so what's the catch. so only 3 sq

something special even for top models like kate moss and helena christensen muse french male model but coney is only present in the exhibition. betty says that worked in a helicopter factory as a mechanic and he somehow got to know who logged. he understood instinctively how the flaunts had to unfold for a shoot. was love to found was so taken with but jeez that she dedicated a whole volume just to him but she just moved in the frozen of ecstasy the dog a fell took countless photos the shots have the broom in the exhibition. karl lagerfeld was a visionary who liked to take things into his own hands when partners demanded an update picture of him he cheated himself with a time out that way he could be sure the faction. affection is due and they were many more stories from the world of ops and culture on our website of coal spots t.w. don't call them slash culture but that's all for this edition thanks for watching and join us at the same time tomorrow if you can for now. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. here in london it's still all about bricks of course johnson has shut down a fra

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mus coney 80%. daniel webster is only 44. you know, it is these things that you can go across the board. new school is 7%. at brine 13,mus coney 17. in terms of english learners new school only 9%. star king 20%. daniel webster 27%. even the less diverse schools are serving less students with needs are well above in terms of meeting the needs of all students. i guess if you are going to say you are diverse by design, they say when you are looking for structural racism and systems where we have discrepancies and you have to look at the impact and not the intent. we have charters who are meeting the needs of students that are beyond what we are doing. when i think of life learning academy they built housing for students who had instability with their housing. they are going above and beyond. what i see is a school serving predominantly white and affluent families in a neighborhood that is not predominantly white and affluent. in this way it is away folks can hoard resources. this is capturing the amount of money. this is true o

a pretty jerk coney and measu -- draconian measure. bos johnson's hero is winston sochurill. this is painful stuff. the government has bee defeated. try to explain what this means in the big picture. it means that tomorrow, the mp rather than the ntecutive take l of the agenda. britain will not leave the european union with no deal and they will havecome law. that is not what number 10 wants. if you do that, you will have a general election. laura: they have to back a general election, don't they? >> britain's unwritten constitution meanshat we are ma -- making it up as we go along. i know with certaintwhat is going to happen next. but what seems to be the case is that boris johnson will not act it -- enact it. and will say that i want to have election. yeerday, boris johnson said the last thing that i want is an election. what they really meantoro say is thato johnson once an electi and jeremy corbyn saying i don't want an election. so what people are saying and what they mean ihe politics, shock is not always true. laura: what brought us to this aint where opposition m rebe

. >> hong kong has some of the most coney and assembly laws in the world.ome have been rarely applied until now. since the protests began, authorities said route the full force of these to bear. daniel denies having bee involved in any violence. >> i am too much of a coward to get into fighting. i don't want to be beaten. i also don't want to stand there and do nothing. i went to the front line to help those who were tear gassed and to help them wash their eyes out with saline solution. 40 others were arrested the day he was detained. all have been charged with rioting, the most severe on the books. it's the biggest charges anyone has faced since hong kong was returned to china in 1997. the british government established the laws to quell anticolonial unrest, but they remained in place after the handover. some say charges are politically motivated. >> if one is to look at these cases impartially, i'm sure you would find that a lot of these charges are not supported by evidence, and they were made up charges, done to scare people, hoping they would be deterr

but it didn't stop the 5050 minutes of brinkman coney island small french chest that's didn't blow his whistle this time but then received a memo from his colleagues behind because. i can see this again. last august i know that this time he could be the sentence that sent the following full eclipse feel close cross-head don't see why i couldn't keep it dumps. the final the drama wait. a minute in the. second. half unsuited to. the game instantly. the man was in trouble. his. need to support the referee more uncertain decision was missed something. otherwise the game gets out of hand which is what happened today with the definitive so. in the hands of greyman and the 3 points from this strange match. red cards penalties. if everything and yeah i think for the neutral fans of all fans of the end was nice to watch but maybe for the young fans not so much again. the tough days work for the referee but at least the union continue to promise an interesting show for those watching. which lasted for results will be unforgettable for viewers dortmund dominating their top match against labor cou

[laughter] it's cleaning the bathrooms at coney island. i think of those people sometimes and i can't sleep at night. >> it is. what are your thoughts? >> two thoughts, one, once aga again, the attractions were so much better than the movie. [laughter] we all fall for it, we see star wars, we are all hyped. this is going to be great. then we walk outgoing, what was that? [laughter] this latest one is right up there with the basic character. [laughter] [cheering] they made a whole lot of noise and you never want to hear it again. just to show you how deep undercover this was, he put his right shoot on it. giuliani. he loves them, he knows he can't have a real job. so he's like yes, you can go out there, absolutely. [laughter] i'm wrong? >> no, it's just too true. sorry, giuliani. >> he took the steering wheel and turned it into the trunk show. it's going to destroy -- well, let's save that for next time. what's up with joe biden? they are going down. [cheering] [applause] ♪ these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they hav

organization aimed at stopping conversations about the impacts of climate change in vail colorado on i mean coney he's a peace and climate change activist who also ran for the u.s. senate and congress on the green new deal in colorado and in north carolina sarah peach a senior editor at climate connections and author of the ask sarah climate advice column however what it's good to see let us start in fiji with perhaps a little glimpse into the future have a look at this video. i'm going to. be in i'm with the result. my job is to dig. even snorkelling. before feed the. big no more to i mean there's a. lot of. relief we're starting to. do. this is a big problem. amazing really. as he's talking about the possibilities the future your climate activists and eco hasn't given up quite yet have you no not at all this matter of fact tomorrow i'm at a climate story march and i'm going to be speaking there are i 6 worked we're all here for what we all agree on is affect the climate change is real 'd the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions because what the scientists avoid out for us

challenges,economic the increasingly to coney and repression of dissent -- increasingly drug coney and repression of dissent and purges that xi jinping has carried out, most of the signs we have seen can -- seen suggest a continual tight rein within the communist party. there are some slight changes very recently with him seemingly back and down -- seemingly backing down the issue of hong kong. by large, all of the signs just he is strictly in control. -- signs suggest he is strictly in control. terms of continual intervention, there are no signs the chinese government is withdrawing from the economy. if anything, they are intensifying their intervention in the economy. three major channels i have seen is through bankruptcy, through overseas investment, and through domestic lending. bankruptcies, a lot of chinese firms are in trouble. the chinese government are telling banks to keep lending to them so they cannot go bankrupt. a lot of companies would like to invest overseas. the chinese government has ordered many of these companies to liquidate their assets and bring their money to ch

question, brianna, after every single dae bait we have had thus far, vice president biden, and we went to coney island. he sat with voters and talked to people. wemt from vice president biden today or any physical, i jut think it's and i want not the same man on the debate stage, but that's politics. >> i want to ask you about health care because the vice president seemed to be doing well when he was raising questions about the cost of medicare for all, which bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, of course, are proponents of. he also took some incoming from senator booker and secretary castro for his plan not having full universal coverage. you're putting it at 97%. that is high, that's not 100%. what do you say to non-democratic proposals. what do you say to democratic primary voters whpt, everyone lvr the opportunity when we go into the gaumplt senator sanders has been clear and straight. he says your classes will go up. middle-american class who has not i think it's a fair question to ask, one, how are you going to pay for it, are your costs clear, and two, our taxes are going to go up. and t

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probably the two safest places to be if there is fire or earthquake in san francisco, besides muss coney center, would be those two locations. so i don't think there is a lot to worry about. i don't see the giants having 40,000 people like they did in the six or seven years straight in the short-term. it would be nice if they did. i like your attitude. i think you're not going to have problem servicing the medical needs that would probably be and hopefully there will be no other things, other than medical problems that normally are associated with a number of people being at an event. yeah, i'm excited about your feeling that this is a good thing, that we have the broker. i'm just -- think i would know this -- but i'm shocked the city didn't have one. this is something new. this has been a huge department, been dealing with the city for many, many years and to find out we didn't have a broker firm to work with, i could do research. as far as knowing and keeping things a secret, i'm all for -- let me be the last one to know. i don't care. over the years i've seen when only two or three pe

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and drug policies -- for coney and drug policies around pharmaceuticals and there are people opioidsr an struggling with opioids and in we need to deal with that. there need to be multiple communities -- that,important to say oftentimes people talk about the overdosed crisis as if it is only hurting one community but the overdosed crisis and overdose deaths are increasing among african-americans and white americans in this country. -- and black americans in this country and that has not been given the attention it needs because the larger, mainstream image is focusing on the white people. as a community suffering but black americans are also suffering at it is important, as we fight this public health crisis, with the rise of the presence of the novel, we have -- fentanyl, we have a response to the crisis, not only white, latino, blacks, business committees. talking about the drug epidemic and the legacy of the legacy of the war on drugs and 20th from new york is kassandra frederique with the drug policy alliance. we welcome your call and comments. gaithersburg, maryland. caller: hel

alix: that is why i love going to coney island. d'souza, seatgeek co-founder. thank you very much.g with us. increase -- if you are jumping in your car, tune into bloomberg heard across the u.s. on sirius xm channel 119 on the bloomberg business app. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for what we are watching this morning. you're looking at the baltic dry index. tell me why you're looking at it. marc: i try to look in a broad range of things and see what is moving. this baltic dry index has jumped. a lot of people are puzzled, why is it jumping? is this good news for china? is this driving higher shipping price esses -- higher shipping prices? other say there has been an increase in iron ore prices. i suspect something else is going on. that is about the supply of ships. 1, ships havery to reduce their emissions, and to do so, a lot of them will still want to use the cheap energy, but they will need to be retrofitted with these new scrubbers. it is taking thousands of ships out of stream, and in the short run, this marginal increase in demand meets reduced supply of ship capacity. tha

you go to coney island. when you go to new york, you're a tourist.r: schiller shot the photos on hollywood sets, and the actors were superimposed on historical images. schiller also took the images for the movie's promotion. >> this is one of the original movie posters. >> one of the original. i've never had this out before. >> reporter: historian brent h ashworth has one of the few remaining originals in his antique shop. in addition to treasures from cassidy's life. butch cassidy's gun. >> yeah. >> reporter: not loaded, right? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: the gun is alwaysi. -- when it's not. >> as far as i know it's empty. >> reporter: all right. >> when i'm dead, kill him. >> reporter: what do you think it was about the body of relationship? >> well, they were very different. butch is famous for not having shot anybody. >> reporter: allegedly. >> allegedly. you can't say that about sundance. he's a freaking shooter. >> can i move? >> move. what the hell you mean move? [ gunshots ] >> i'm better when i move. >> has the mystery of what happened to "butc

within 24 hours of the shelby kind decision, texas attorney general announced it would reinstitute for coney and voter id laws. federal courts held both laws to be intentionally racially discriminatory, not disparate impact, intentionally racially discriminatory. states and localities held many elections over discriminatory laws remained in place and many people were denied the right to vote. in short, before the racial discrimination could be stopped, the damage had already been done. at least a one other states enacted statewide voter loss since the shelby county decision. 2006, when i was the ranking member of the subcommittee, we undertook a process to build a record to demonstrate the need to reauthorize the voting rights act. found many, we jurisdictions are still facilitating ongoing discrimination. the states and subdivisions continue to engage in racially selective practices, such as relocating polling places for african-american voters. it is true those seeking to enforce the vra can still pursue after the fact legal remedies, times and experience have proven such an approach takes

now i'm in coney island. ainsley: thank you very much. god bless you for serving.police officer. ainsley: from kentucky. >> from lou -- louisville louisville, kentucky. ainsley: this is your daughter. >> megan. ainsley: why is it important for you to see you dad. >> he would kiss us each day, we would know, could he come back? my mother was a great encouragement to my father, always professionally to achieve dreams. the family supports men and women that continuously say go out there, do your job. i'm always inspired and impressed. >> why did you do it, sir? >> just to serve. these guys will tell you, you have to have a desire to help people. you have to have a desire to provide service. you go out there, put yourself between harm and innocent people basically, what you do. ainsley: we are very grateful to all of you. thank you so much. [applause] coming up next we have taya kyle will be in the studio. she has a new book coming out. taya, come on in. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not