i was interested by the studies, a study of crete in the late 1940s and he was actually invited to crete by the greek government to help them improve the diet of cretes and make it more like the american diet and the found that people in crete were living three to four years longer, no cardow vascular disease, et cetera, it's. so i was influenced by that. on the other hand there are people out there, great food scientists who said one reason they were doing so great in crete is they were walking up and down the hills all day. and nobody was overweight. when she went to crete in the 1990s, everything was dying of heart attacks and obese and all these problems we have were happening. another question? yes. >> fish, i was told that talapia has fatty acid. >> so the question was, i'd say fish but what about talapia which has omake good 6. i'd like to trace that piece of information back to its source. it's true if fish or kind are what i they eat and tall lap ya in particular are -- talapia are not good at retaining omega 3-fatty acid. i they feed fish in china because it makes them grow fas

in the biblical you get a view of the whole of the west of crete. so you can practically see the whole island from top to bottom it's no amazing view that you're going to get otherwise. those who prefer to stay on the ground can take a gentle ride in the evening sun. i really liked your end of each thousands nothing you do you do or don't do it every day and it's just a nice. there are all of the roads all over the island it boasts thirty million all of trees in total. including one that's told it is being the oldest in the world it's estimated to be five thousand years old creature is also famous for its all of a. the crucial ingredient of the local cuisine for a new novel is going to bali for what has always been the most important ingredient in traditional recipes. it is. one of the traditional recipes in western creech is still goats meat that is slow roasted with onions herbs lemon and all of oil. a fishy spear overlock he's built his restaurant. in ruins from the venetian era in the old town just behind the porch over twenty years ago he's bee

the lack of success in the council of crete now the relationship but then i must go in constantinople it was never particularly small of i think most external observers agree that there is a bit of a power contest going on that's been paid care real who's presiding over the largest and the wealthiest orthodox congregation and pay chart bartholomew who oversees a relatively small parish in a predominantly muslim country and yet claims a commanding call or global powers do you indeed think there is a power contest going on between the two no i do not think so but i see from history i referred to the one nine hundred twenty s. when the kit of constantinople supported schism was in the russian orthodox church and they see from history is that the patriarch of constantinople very often treat this relationship in this way when there was the russian orthodox church finds itself in a difficult situation instead of killed in the church which one may expect from someone who pretends to be. of the into or so that succeed it is so instead of helping he does the sins which actually destroy the uni

one of his miles books can be found in crete a beach resort about three hundred kilometers southwest of young baby. christian owns a small bar next to the beach for a small fee tourists there can take the twenty kilogram boat out on the water valerie manages the rental service. is nearly all it's really great it's a lot of fun easy to handle and it also helps me some responses as it's eligible for my business. i'm i'm sick well when madiba nature first came here and offered me the chance to manage the bush winter i wasn't sure what. he did you pick up to pursue him. momentum and now the people see him priceless and it all happen any and little radio. is just one of a life with dolly i do likely some part of the show i. hundreds of bottles filled with nothing but air that makes the boat seem like an easy to handle and well they aren't exactly watertight it would be very difficult to sink one. we have an eco tourism program that people can break this to via our website and nature and we also have people coming in through international links like visit org it's a platform for social imp

in crete skilled jobs in every nation and region of this country. [applause]. but it's not just the economic system that is unsustainable the relationship with the rest of the world are foreign policy is no longer sustainable either. we are entering a new fast-changing and dangerous world including the attacks in salisbury which the evidence assembled by the police now points clearly to the russian state. when they tried to scrap the nuclear deal and pursue the aggressive war he is turning the back on international cooperation and on international law. [applause]. we need a government that not only keeps the country safe but can also speak out for democratic values and human rights. today's conservative government continues to collude with the disasters and war in him turning a blind eye to evidence of war crimes. that's why i was honored to attend a visual this week. it's what's taking place [applause]. this means no more reckless or of intervention like iraq or libya. [applause]. it means putting negotiations before competition [applause]. and it means champi

say exactly what happened tell us more about the demonstration that followed the death of the man in crete and we had heard a man in a report say we don't want another chemists was this anything like those far right protests we saw in chemist's two weeks ago there's certainly a similarity in the sense that within a very short space of time hundreds and maybe even thousands of people gathered for these marches both in kansas two weeks ago and last night and couldn't people in could in a town that only has twenty thousand five thousand inhabitants it is a very significantly large margin of the shows that these rightwing protests can be organized at very short notice at the same time there were no incidents of people being attacked at the on the sides of the march and the only thing that did happen is that there was a speech being given work a couple of speeches being given at the end. and some of the i through and says there contravene german law and the authorities have said that they are going to be investigating the right hands brand fronted of you politics covering the story for us thank

quite there yet is just a strong cycle and rain is the thing that ensued this is on the island of crete fifty six millimeters now in the next two days it will start to spin in the iranian sea run across southern greece to was the gene and i think rain will be quite significant. the weather sponsored by cateye case. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the recession and fight against corruption and whatever we need choppiness we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges that gap that existed in this. nominate your own version of your own shine the light on work to do and do it now. shine a light on your hero with your nomination for the international race award two thousand and eighteen for more information go to war dot com. hello again you're watching i just need a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.n. special envoy for yemen says he's pushing for the warring parties to return to negotiations in an exclusive interview with al jazeera martin griffin says among his other priorities is the reopening of sana'a international airport to

is that a likely outcome of this meeting here or the meetings that we are dissipate here in berlin crete to the extent that it's like a purely opportunistic of both sides and especially of the turkish side i mean at one was hitting hard against germany when he thought this will serve his election campaign and then he made a u. turn and now he's begging because he knows that he's in trouble and he has so many enemies and he's so lonely so suddenly he needs a new friend and a friend with money and ends that germany has him over a barrel of a spanking that means that germany can take certain extent of things on them soon and i think that's that's why this the state with that there is a certain chance for germany to to also bring forward things that are on the table for quite some some while and i'm thinking of like questions about democracy about human rights about the state of law into a kit to to press and to push on in that respect at least to a certain extent and they should do their utmost to achieve this because i think at the moment add on for sure. is that the weaker. person in thes

. >> reporter: president trump raising eyebrows when he creted his administration's response to hurricane maria in puerto rico when talking about how they're preparing for hurricane florence as it barrels toward the east coast. the president was in the oval office and just finished a briefing with the fema administrator, brock long, and cited hurricane maria as one of his administration's most successful times since he's been in office. of course that storm devastated puerto rico, killed nearly 3,000, and left millions without power for months. the president raised a lot of eyebrows when he made comments like this -- >> the job that fema and law enforcement and everybody did working along with the governor in puerto rico i think was tremendous. i think that puerto rico was an incredible unsung success. >> reporter: in that same oval office meeting, president trump brought up the denials of his two former top staffers. his chief economic adviser gary cohn and staff secretary rob porter, both who played pivotal roles in bob woodward's tell-all book about the trump white house. president tru

all a cool weekend although it should be fine for many, in contrast with the eastern mediterranean, creteacteristics and could bring damaging winds, rough seas and torrential rain and flash floods to southern parts of greece and crete this weekend. it is in the mediterranean so meteorologists might call it a medicane. it's ten o'clock, i'm joanna gosling. president trump is urging the us senate to approve his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, who has angrily denied accusations of sexual assault, in hours of dramatic testimony. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. this is what terrified me the most and has had the most lasting impact on my life. it was hard for me to breathe and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. but i have never done this to her or to anyone. it's not who i am, it is not who i was. i am innocent of this charge. we'll get reaction from a former republican senator and speak to a former treasurer of the united states who was raped as a five—year—old child and went public with it 40 years lat

according to the doctrine of separate spheres women were to be domestic crete nurse their wartime role was to sacrifice their men to their respective causes and perhaps to put their domestic skills to use on behalf of the armies. van lew wanted to do more. and was among those women who sort of breeched the boundary between battle gront and homefront and represents in other words women's wartime politicization, their growing political agency, and more interestingly represents debates about female accountability. during the civil war, more and more people felt women shouldn't be classed among the innocents in war who aren't asians and they should be held accountable for their political actions, rewarded or punished as the case may be and van lew is an object study in the debates over political accountability. van lew also represents and this is the thing that's really emerged for me as a frame in which to see her better, i talked about how work goes on, you finish a book and learn new things. well, one of the new things i learned is the sort of strength and importance of southern unionis

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that's one of the cretes. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. relatives of people killed by undocumented immigrants held an event on capitol hill to discuss immigration. white house counsellor kelly ann conway delivered remarks during this three-hour event. >> good morning, everyone. if we can have your attention please. we're going to start the rally with a prayer, an opening prayer and it's going to be spoken by misty skooby. she's a mother of ten, which is perfectly fitting. she is a marine, someone serving in the army, her mom a dear friend of mine is grand mom of misty's and a genuine great mom. if we could open with prayer. >> please bow your heads. al mighty god and father, we are gathered here today from areas far and wide. brought together by a single commonality. that of the grieving families of dear loved ones taken far too soon and without what continuously question a conceivable reason. reasons that we cannot only fathom, but reasons that are so often with immense anger, discord and extreme sadness because the shear pain of our love

to a category one hurricane, pushing its way to southern greece, into the aegean, may be affecting crete is a new one on me, matt! we learn we learn something new everyday. fascinated by that! sean is on the sofa talking about scams. we are talking about personal finances, authorised push payments, where you make the payment yourself effectively, unauthorised ones would be where someone has tricked you... not necessarily tricked you but got your details and made a payment without you knowing. this is where a fraudster manages to get you to make a payment. they have gained your confidence and then you personally make a payment? could be the click of an e—mail or face—to—face. we've talked about the size of the figures, £90 million lost in the first half of the year, only a fifth of that has been retrieved and so the banking industry and other sectors involved have come up with plans to make it less effectively, to make it better for plans to make it less effectively, to make it betterfor consumers. things like a new code of conduct to make it tougher for fraudsters to make it tougher for

there will be 130 free events taking place across the city and on campus at the university of crete three. —— damp. very mild, 16 to 18 degrees overnight, further north, fresher and chance of such a. separating the two weather fronts between northern england and north wales is a miserable start to the day. loss of surface water around. we have seen huge amounts of rain overnight, a0 millimetres in parts of cumbria. that rain will be on the move, it is a getting better kind of day, the rain pushing towards south wales and the midlands, although it will ease in intensity, not quite as widespread as you head through the afternoon. southern counties of england should stay dry, 2a celsius certainly possible, warmer than it felt yesterday. why we have such a coming back to northern wales, northern england it will feel more pressure. quite a blustery day in scotland, especially the further north you are. into tonight, our front wriggles northwards, more of us will see rain, heavy in places although that will ease away, become confined to south wales and the midlands into the morning. it means th

that's one of the cretes. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. relatives of people killed by