para mÍ ella es mi Ángel >>> la casa de paula es ahora el hogar de darwin en estados unidos >> el aÑo estados unidos y el estar varios meses en un centro de detenciÓn hicieron que la bÚsqueda de su sueÑo se convirtiera en una pesadilla >> estuvo mal psicolÓgicamente estuvo muy, muy enfermo >>> al conocer si ice no lo dejarÍa libre >>> al no encontrar a un patrocinador por darwin y saber los abusos que estaba vivienda pues, dije me anoto >>> la luz al final del tÚnel >>> me siento muy bendecido porque me abrieron las puertas que normalmente no pasa >>> cientos de personas estÁn a escogiendo a inmigrantes en su casa sin embargo, para la organizaciÓn (nombre en inglÉs) que les ayuda a encontrar un hogar se necesita que sean decenas de miles quienes abran un espacio en su casa >>> hay un proceso de entrenamiento y un proceso de l personas pueden decidir si esto es algo que ellos quieren participar >>> paula dice para ella es mucho mÁs que simplemente dar un techo >> yo voy apoyar en cualquier capacidad que pueda hacer la diferencia de vida o muerte para una persona >>> marÍa paula ochoa,

one, the call of the wild is often portrayed as a symbol of social darwinism. of nature read in tooth and claw surgeries vial of the fittest who breed and survive. that's what life is all about. but number two, others have interpret london's novel as representative of the cruelty of capitalism. of exploitation and fraud. the call of the wild reminds me of the late 19th century ea of the industry revolution that jack london lived under, the guild age of john d. rockefeller, carnegie, gould and jp morgan this robber barons. in london's youth he experienced a life of expect addition, abuse and survival on a bare minimum wage. the called him a work beast. in jonathon son we see a example of a benevolent master and the boss treats is laborers fairly and decently but there's a third interpretation and i thank my wife for this suggestion. the novel is aan tack an the evils slave rhythm what does buck represent if not enslaved by the dog traders? just as african-americans were enlived by the slave traders who took them to an unknown land. he was beaten and abused. the

americano >> telemundo hablÓ con ella >> para mi ella es un Ángel >> la casa de paula es el hogar para darwina muy fuerte impresiÓn >> el estar varios meses en un lugar de detenciÓn hizo que sus sueÑos se convirtiera en una pesadilla >> estuve mal psicolÓgicamente muy enfermo >> sin saber que ice no lo dejarÍa libre sin un hogar permanente >> sabe los abuso que estaba viviendo, es un infierno en estos lugares >> los luz al final del tÚnel asegurarÁ algo mejor >> cientos de personas estÁn acogiendo inmigrantes en sus casas >> se les ayude encontrar hogares se necesitan desea de miles de personas que le abran un espacio en su casa >> aal final del cual las personas pueden recibir y participar, esto es mucho mÁs que dar un techo >> se puede hacer la diferencia debido muerte personas >> telemundo noticias >> posiblemente puede que haya subido el precio de la gasolina >> con un promedio nivel nacional de dos dÓlaresromedio nacional de $2.73, dice que esto es un ataque por la planta de arabia saudita >> se registra el precio mÁs alto por litro >> se informa esta noche que el incendio solo que se de

the english naturalist charles darwin is said to have been inspired by whom both while writing his most famous book. on the origin of species alexander from humbled was the greatest scientific traveler who ever lived. europeans had really looked down on the new world and then there there's another argument where you can say that he was he had a very strong influence on scene one would have are they met in paris and just went home returned and later said that homeboy woke up south americans with his pen so was home alone i think so ho almost descriptions of latin america where so vivid and so beautiful he gave the colonists the confidence to fight their fight of independence. the soldier and statesman simone boulevard was instrumental in liberating latin american countries from spanish control. alexander from home world is the true discoverer of america studies did more for america than the action of all the congress before his expedition to south america bumble to ask the travel permission from the spanish team and received a passport for the colonies but he was shocked by how arrogant

facial coding starting with none other than charles darwin who was the first scientist to take motion seriously darwin comes to realize that in your face you best reflect and communicate your emotions. this is not phonology. if you have a lower brow that means you are criminal type. i'm not looking for a permanent mark. i'm not looking for your school size or something like that. instead i'm following a professor named dr. paul ekman. in paul working with the colleagues in the school of medicine in san francisco a verve course of 15 years systematically figured out which muscle movements he believed to correspond to seven core emotions. when were talking about sad because there are certain things you look for. the easiest one that you can all look at. rodeo clowns are painted. they drew. so donald trump does show droops at times. but even more persistently what donald trump also shows is the chin will jot upward. it is a look of sadness it is frankly a look of disgust in anger. the other two emotions that are was prevalent. just solely devoted to sadness. it is when you get a wince in

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the english naturalist charles darwin is said to have been inspired by whom bolt while writing his most famous book on the origin of species alexander from humbled was the greatest scientific traveler who ever lived. europeans had really looked down on the new world and then there's a there's another argument where you can say that he was he had a very strong influence on scene one would have are they met in paris and just went home returned and only while later set that whole world woke up south americans with his pen so was home alone i think so ho almost descriptions of latin america where so vivid and so beautiful he gave the colonists the confidence to fight their fight of independence. the soldier and statesman simone ball of i was instrumental in liberation latin american countries through spanish control. zander from home is the true discoverer of america his studies did more for america than the action of all the conquerors before his expedition to south america bumble to ask the travel permission from the spanish changed and received a passport for the colonies but he was shoc

claims to investigate violations by the coalition in yemen with transparency and impartiality charles darwin again told us that the group's analysts this is superficial the trouble is the coalition has not been cooperating with us and therefore we have very little information apart from what is in the public domain the press releases of the joint incident an assessment team produce are comparatively bland and so far as we can see they do not carry out a sufficient legal analysis what is needed is an independent and impartial assessment so this what we have tried to do but the difficulty with examining conduct to force them to us is it's easy to look upwards from the result of the result will tell you very little it won't even tell you what the intended target was and what we need and what the world needs is access to the targeting purposes so that we can find out what is going wrong because something clearly is more than 5 years since the start of the war in yemen children are bearing the brunt of the conflict crew from our sister channel r.t. arabic visited an orphanage in the country's cap

and it will be business darwinism on acreage wherever they make the most money they'll make it.bernet. >> i like that now far be it from me to go -- on tim emerald triangle did you just try to throw that in is that a real thing see what you learn on "fast money" as i said many times. >> lots of nos useful things. >> the more you know. >> and a viewer the emerald triangle i love that constellation brands reports october 3rd. that's how i play this. >> time for the tienl trade tim. >> talk bag money center banks there was a time bank of america was bants are painted with not a bad brush but certainly on relative value would rather own this relevant i have to wells fargo. >> jeff mills. >> echo guys point from earlier be a seller of small caps here it's fourth time it's bumped against the top of the range i think it's likely to go more downside especially if the risk off buyer continues. >> grasso carnival cruise line hit yesterday spilled to the pace buy norwegian on the dip. >> guy. >> the oa guys are chomping at the bit i can't even wait. big week for gold next we can. new month

into central parts pushing over towards w a 20 celsius there for path they hate us for the north darwin around $32.00 celsius in the sunshine sunshine something out of premium for new zealand recently has a fair amount of cloud around is what we call it the the land of the long white cloud that will cause there's been somewhat wet weather into the south auckland so when she weather to over the high ground i'll clearest way out of the way as we go on through friday generally not too bad the north temperatures here around 1415 celsius for all cannot see bad in japan at the moment a lot of the 5 and dry but it's turning away it's as we go right through the weekend. as britain prepares to exit the e.u. people in power investigates disturbing allegations about the tactics used by the winning leave campaign we know that the law was broken and we know that campaigns overspent we know that russia tried to build a relationship with one of the key campaigns who paid for breaks it people in power on al jazeera. pan. hello welcome back a quick recap of the headlines u.s. president donald trump has

once he discovered darwin he said forget about it, no one within the education knows about the religion. so he was kind of shocked when i started to become involved. to think it has impact in the real world. [laughter] so why do yo study that. anyway we discovered we were each fascinated to find something about our lives and about human culture. science him in the gym, we always were cautious because so many people in these countries have imagined that christianity or any other religious tradition was to be taken literally into the people who love it and take it literally, this oversees not move that way at all. these are embolic systems that they speak about, hope and imagination and how we find meaning in the questions are some different. >> absolutely, again for those who interpret scripture whether the bible or the fig tour, we have these traditions for the set books. tell us how it makes it a more complicated question, if you mind explaining what the extra works are. >> this book starts in a place that was surprised by some of my critics who think that i'm against religion, sometim

organization is coordinating such a large recovery effort we have different kinds of supplies is based only darwin. we have some. water. systems and we are also beginning blankets on other kind of relief i think is the support in that aids but of course even when we are doing response and really we also are in the process to prepare well the recovery phase very point who eat the jet more. it with really their unlikely. we are looking now open this debate you know the bridge that of the recovery site we are well in but also responding to the but also repair you know what it is what it together with the other oh go to the u.n. . and see the might of the region were in favor of the 4 to go with it as well as all i would understand that the situation on the ground is extremely complex and very confused how do you avoid duplicating aid that is being supplied by other organizations for example. we have a way we're going to need to do we have any better money we need not that this is nice not an emergency. and also we see the mother didn't know what in the region we also have a baby with the. u.n. uses f

she is survived by her husband, darwin, father paul, and mother jean and brother noah and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor marr. >> thank you, madam clerk. i'm calling for a hearing on a b.l.a. report on jobs and housing, that is the analysis of the alignment of the city's housing production to workforce growth by income level. in public discussion about solutions to our housing crisis, far too much focus has been paid to simplistically to increasing housing supply generally and not enough on how rapid and uneven job growth drives housing demand in our housing affordability crisis. there's concern among the residents in my district and throughout the city that the housing that we have been producing is not meeting the needs of our growing workforce and not addressing the affordability challenges of low-to-moderate income workers. the jobs housing fit analysis can inform future development projects and economic development decisions and i look forward to hearing the recommendations of the b.l.a., the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor. and supervisor

the t-sht reads naloxone, proving darwin wrong two milligms of the team.e effects of an upward arbiters. sadly many have lost loved ones to over overdoses. they complained to the company that made the teacher. it says it has now removed the teacher from its website, it was also removed from walmart.com but we checked a minute ago and it is still being sold on amazon. >>> animal rights activists are venting their frustrations about the more than 30 forces that have died at santa anita park and seven company. one horse suffered a fatal injury on monday while on a training track. the track is under unprecedented scrutiny over safety concerns and has implement it several measures to protect the horses, but some animal rights activists say it is not enough. >> horses are still being sacrificed on a daily basis. >> why the secrecy? we demand to know. your lack of transparency points to the closed-door criminality of this industry. >> santa anita officials released a statement saying the track is working closely with the racing board to find out why so many horse

there is kind of darwin pragydy credit that runs through up to today. >> >> do you remember he said thistch. >> i don't trust everybody in the white house. i'll be honest with you. >> you go to a meeting. do you have to wonder is he wearing a wire? >> not so much a wire. i'm usuallyguarded, and i think i'm guarded anyway. i'm not saying i trust everybody in the white house. i'm not a baby. this is a tough business. >> so this don't trust anyone, this theme is -- it's ongoing. is this still a trump maxim? >> oh, absolutely. i mean this is something that he's believed basically his entire life. you know, i write at the beginning of the story about his father and his grandfather. this goes back generations. >> and building homes on swampland in queens. >> that's right. this has always been a family and especially kind of the patriarchs of the family have always been cutthroat, ruthless, and believed they needed to do anything to win, and that meant throwing people under the bus, and sometimes that meant even throwing members of their own families under the bus. >> there's a part in the begi

thirty's we do expect to see here on saturday 27 degrees few there up towards townsville also $27.00 for darwin plenty of sun in the forecast at 30 degrees. welcome back our top story on al-jazeera the former president of zimbabwe robert mugabe has died at the age of 95 had been poor he'd been in poor health in a hospital in singapore. as the head of the country for 37 years. for being deposed in a military coup in 2017. that london's high court has rejected an appeal against prime minister boris johnson's plan suspension of parliament let's get nadine baba live for us in london to explain this to us so what does this high court decision mean. well fully for now it means that that challenge has failed arguing that boris johnson abused his powers when he. asked the queen to suspend parliament for 5 weeks we expect an appeal but it's one of 3 different legal cases going on trying to stop parliament from being for rogues as they say but there's another one in belfast in northern ireland and there is also an appeal against the ruling on wednesday in the scottish courts v the ruling go on wednesday

social darwinism suggested that for the most civilized races, which they presume to be white glhf speaking americans people would ultimately triumph through progress. other cities also depicted erected monuments that explicitly directed native people -- depicted native people and why people towering over them. wasing that explicit erected in kansas city. the image focused on the history of the first trade, between the interaction of the native people and the white settlers who are quite common. this was taken from a map of early westport, which was founded in 1812, which considers itself to be the birthplace of what is now the kansas city metro region. the first community that actually wanted to put up a pioneer monument explicitly. they wanted to put up a life-sized wagon train to mark the centennial of the santa fe trail. marking the beginning of the open of the santa fe trail, which opened trade between the ,nited states and mexico shortly after mexico gained its independence from spain. westport was located on the santa fe trail and had connections to the western migrations, california

thatl darwinism suggested to both -- to those civilized races which they assumed to be white in speaking people, would ultimately triumph through progress and native peoples would fade down to nothing. so tribute of this type were fairly common. depictedies also sculptures and erected money ascetics closely depicted native people and white people towering over them. it is literally a hierarchy of races depicted. that sort of thing, nothing that explicit was erected in kansas city. imagery focused on the -istory of the first trade, - between the interaction of the native people and the white settlers who are quite common. this was taken from a map of early westport, which was founded in 1812, which considers itself to be the birthplace of what is now the kansas city metro region. westport was the first community that actually wanted to put up a pioneer monument explicitly. they wanted to put up a life-sized wagon train to mark the centennial of the santa fe trail. they wanted to put this up in 1912. marking the beginning of the open of the santa fe trail, which opened trade between the un

it's essentially this vapid social darwinism but their appeal, why they have millions of followers isere's this group of disenfranchised, marginalized young men who need a rigid set of rules to make their life better and that's whathe sells, he sells these rules for life so that's the explanation for where those groups come from . >> i guess similar in the sense that they're selling a life philosophy and therelike give me money . >> as a follow-up to that i'm curious how race plays into the foundation of this movement. you said traces in some way back to a white phenomenon that's been closed off to a lot of the black resistance that have tried to enter it on curious and moved to that into what seems to be a white online community in 4chan or as is the risk that the reality of this forum is the most physical manifestation is white people where we're at now? >> that's a good question. it's a little more mixed than that but you're right that i suppose. this is like a debate in the alright circles and they're like one of the asian people? there's this set of cranks that say i think they'r

up we're going to be seeing a temperature few of about $29.00 degrees there up to the north though darwin is going to be quite sunny with plenty of heat at 35 degrees in townsville also quite warm at 30 degrees for you. all i'm counting the cost a priceless results on the threats the amazon rainforest is a blaze in its links to brazil strive for peace and soya production to look at bats plus as he had always global ambitions which of left investors missing some big losses. counting the calls on al-jazeera. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera iran says it has begun using new advanced centrifuges to enrich uranium as it continues to reduce its commitments to the 2050 nuclear deal iran's atomic energy agency says european countries don't have much time left to save the deal police in hong kong are restricting access to the airport where 3rd anti-government protest is planned trains are not stopping on the way to the airport to thwart potential protesters getting there is shut down one of the world's busiest airports for 2 days last month and hurricane dorian is now known to

from coast to coast, from darwin in the north to hobart and melbourne in the south.ands of people have joined noisy, passionate protests across australia. we estimate about 110 events have been officially registered. there was a mammoth event here in sydney. it is estimated 80,000 people attended the rally in a parkjust behind the new south wales state parliament, right in the heart of australia's biggest city. protesters, we spoke to, said they were angry, scared and they blamed the australian government for not doing enough. they are calling on australia to abandon fossil fuels. 0ne high school student i spoke to, and 18—year—old girl, said she probably wouldn't be having children because she told me that it would be too cruel to bring a child into a world that in her words was dying. some pretty young and desperate opinions on the streets of syd ney desperate opinions on the streets of sydney and here is what some other demonstrators had to say. the younger a person is, the more that the change in climate will impact them as they grow and the less of a voice they

they have been more than 100 events, from darwin in the north, melbourne in the south, perth on the wests of people voicing their concerns. —— brisbane. i spoke to an 18—year—old high school student here in sydney and she said she doubted she would ever have children. her view was that it would be to crawl to bring children in to a world that was dying. 0ther protesters say they are angry, scared and they have rallied for what they are calling climate justice. they want the australian government not to embark on any more coal, oil or gas projects and also for the country to move to 100% renewable energy. will the australian government be swayed i all of this? it is unlikely. the prime minister scott morrison said that there was too much activism in the classroom. australia is heavily reliant on coal for the lion's share of their electricity. and we heard in the last few moments from australia's education minister, a man called dan tehan, and he said politics should be kept out of the classroom. but today, thousands of children have abandoned to their studies to voice their concerns about

de su madre, acoge a inmigrantes centroamericanos que estÁn a la espera de asilo uno de ellos es darwinnero extra, bÁrbara ¿cÓmo lo hacemos, quÉ es mejor ahorrar o invertir cuando estamos apretados? >> en los tiempos de crisis lo importante es invertir no ahorrar y dejar de gastar y la gente no entiende eso porque tienes una cuenta de ahora y qÉe pasa con esa cuenta se va el dinero por los bolsillos pero si la tienes invirtiendo en algo va a producir en consecuencia el dinero. >> pero quÉ pasa o aquellas personas que viven de cheque en cheque, que no les quedan ni siquiera 100 dÓlares para poder invertir o ahorrar. >> cuando tÚ me dices que vives de cheque en cheque lo que estas confirmando que no sabes administrar tu dinero. >> en lugar de esto. >> no me regaÑes. >> lo que tienes que hacer es cortar los gastos y ver donde puedes ahorrar. >> lo primero es con lo que gano poder ahorrar mÁs. ahora me impresiona cÓmo hablas de la conexiÓn entre las emociones, los sentimientos y la economÍa explicanos eso. >> mi punto de vista y es una ley de la abundancia de prosperidad es que el valor pro

sueÑo americano esta joven ella se llama paula y la conmueve el vÍa crucis como inmigrantes como darwinacio en este hogar a las personas >> el cielo de la regiÓn de finlandia regalÓ. >> los especialistas que hicieron la grabaciones dijeron que es aurora fue sorprendente por sus colores verde pÚrpura y blanco por cierto este fenÓmeno puede observarse en el hemisferio sur >>> en nuestro minutos yo regreso con mÁs noticias aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" pero los voy a dejar con rashel y sandarti y mÁs de este tributo a josÉ jose >>> gracias paulina >>> bueno, amigos el sur de la florida se convirtiÓ en la segunda casa del cantante josÉ josÉ como saben en donde librÓ parte de su batalla contra el cÁncer y el lugar ademas en donde eventualmente suspirÓ por Última vez >>> por eso nos vamos con nuestro compaÑero camilo montoya que ha estado obviamente en movido el fin de semana dando cuenta de lo que estÁ pasando al tÍa dia de hoy con la desapariciÓn del gran josÉ jose buenos dÍas camilo >>> buenos dÍas >>> >>> buen dÍa para ustedes amigos un fin de semana sin lugar a dudas que muy triste para todo el

pete: is that a rescue or just prevention of darwinism doing this link?ure about that? ed: i don't miss these conversations. jedediah: right? pete: well these couple of guys you know them and love them they served our country and now are here on fox & friends, combat veteran, joey jones are here to talk about that possible peace deal if you can call it that with the taliban in afghanistan. they're coming up, next. the united states view is that the best way forward is a political agreement and that's what we're working diligently on right now, and that means that doesn't mean we'll take any deal but we want to make sure we have a good deal, a good enough deal that guarantees at least the security of our countries going forward. pete: despite recent suicide bombings in the region overnight pentagon chief mark esper says the u.s. is getting closer to a good deal with the taliban. but is a good deal with our enemy even possible? here to weigh in fox news contributor and retired u.s. marine bomb technician joey jones and infantry captain and author of the new

the english naturalist charles darwin is said to have been inspired by whom both while writing his mostfamous book. on the origin of species alexander from humbled was the greatest scientific traveler who ever lived. europeans have really looked down on the new world and then there's a there's another argument where you can say that he was he had a very strong influence on scene one would have are they met in paris and agent for just one home returned and one of our later set that home was woke up south americans with his pen so was home alone i think so ho almost descriptions of latin america west so vivid and so beautiful he gave the colonists the confidence to fight their fight of independence. this soldier and statesman simone boulevard was instrumental in liberation latin american countries from spanish control. alexander from home world is the true discoverer of america his studies did more for america than the action of all the congress before his expedition to south america to the us of a tribal permission from the spanish team and received a passport for the colonies but he was

the english naturalist charles darwin is said to have been inspired by whom both while writing his mostfamous book. on the origin of species alexander from humbled was the greatest scientific traveler who ever lived. europeans have really looked down on the new world and then there's a there's another argument where you can say that he was he had a very strong influence on scene one would have are they met in paris and agent for just went home returned and one of our later set that home was woke up south americans with his pen so was home alone i think so ho almost descriptions of latin america west so vivid and so beautiful he gave the colonists the confidence to fight their fight of independence. this soldier and statesman simone boulevard was instrumental in liberation latin american countries from spanish control. alexander from home world is the true discoverer of america his studies did more for america than the action of all the congress before his expedition to south america to ask for travel permission from the spanish came and received a passport for the colonies but he was sh