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de carlo you can see not only the subjects these young expressionists painted but also the results here in the funds mark museum. most of the works exhibited here are by fans mark and his contemporaries. here's a tip try looking for their subjects yourself follow the sign posted our trail through the village of cockle. you'll learn about the history of the blue rider. and plan a side trip to the neighboring town of moore in our. plants marc and his fellow painters often spent the summer months in this house where vassili kandinsky and his partner gabriella mentor lived it was the meeting place of the avant garde of the time. being a mentor wasn't just the heart and soul of the house it's thanks to her that many works by can do and the group survived the nazi dictatorship. she hid the works in her basement. her house was a place where visitors were always welcome. now it's a museum and a memorial site just as gabby elemental would have wanted. the day is coming to an end but i still have an appointment with norbert he teaches jawboning a lot of the variance know how to you order but i do

look up quickly what he could be making reference to and it may potentially be this de shaun franklin case in which a young man, i believe the age of 22 at the time, he was killed after police officers entered his family's home without a warrant. and so if that is indeed the case that he was making reference to, you know, it is still a deep wound. i don't know the outcome of it because i haven't been able to discern the path, you know, during this three-year span. but if what people are trying to have addressed with the mayor is it's not just the police-involved shooting from one week ago, but while you were mayor three years ago, almost four years ago, there were other issues that arose involving police-involved shootings, white police officer, black subjects and victims of the investigation. so he is being asked to address, you know, a problem that has history under his leadership. >> that's a great point. >> is it going well for him right now? >> no, not at all. here's the point. it is extremely important to make this point. he's not grappling with 20 years of history, although that cumulative pain can

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back home today, d-day veteran frank de pergola of stony brook, new york, holding the photo of himself as a youngng at the national world war ii memorial in washington. these veterans are aware, we lose more than 300 a day in the u.s. most of them are now well into their 90s. and here in normandy, they are going strong. stan friday, who received the legion of honor here today. you're 96? >> i'll be 97 next month. god bless me! >> absolutely. what's your secret? >> i don't know. because -- >> and if you did know, you're not going to tell. >> i'll give you hint. >> all right. >> i did all the wrong things years ago and i found out later on, they came out right. >> they sure did. we love stan friday. and we honor our veterans and we honor the fallen right here behind me. i'll see you tonight on "nightline," return to normandy. good night. and then ibaka with a rejection. >>> he obviously felt he did something inappropriate. >> that's intolerable. >> major fallout after a warriors minority owner pushes a mexico of the tron raptors in game three at oracle arena. >> for to you push me, to curse at me,

de-escalate a frantic situation. >>for the first time since his 23 year-old client miles hall was gunned down by walnut creek police on june second this young man should not be did civil rights attorney john burris reviewing the body camera and surveillance video of the shooting released by police and burris is convinced fell to de escalate a frantic situation that he says should never. against a mentally ill person shots fired shots fired mr. >>hall was shot down gunned down as if he roaming dispatch audio of the 911 calls reveal holes, mother and grandmother holes, mother and grandmother were among the peopl phoned in the disturbance. >>his grandmother stating hall was having a mental breakdown. police say since 2015 we've responded to a calls for service related to haul and that most were mental health related to the police war. >>seemingly not appear to i deal with this is and non-confrontational way at around 4 40 in the early evening that deadly day by the time 5 officers made it to the incident on arlene lane. >>they called out the hall as he was in the street holding a long metal pole talking to some people come back when he saw pol

the young men were with a group exploring the world's largest salt flat, salar de uyunl world's largesthey were travelling as part of a gap year after leaving cranbrook school upon completing their a—levels. the school today paid tribute, saying freddie was: joe, they say, was: another british man was injured in the crash. the foreign & commonwealth office say they are supporting the families of those involved. this evening, freddie's parents described him as an exceptional young man, caring and fun while joe's an exceptional young man, caring and fun whilejoe's parents say he was brimming with kindness and humility and gave them and this ride. charlotte wright, bbc southeast today. india is bracing itself for another massive storm — this time, it's the north—west coast that's under threat. hundreds of thousands of people are being evacuated from their homes. cyclone vayu is gathering intensity as it heads across the arabian sea, and is expected to make landfall tomorrow. sam ryder reports. along the coast, india's western‘s state of gujarat is on high alert. fishing boats are being anc

grads have not found that big job now, don't de here is one who says is a successful architect. he mentors young college grads and say they should be realistic about how harit will be to land that job that they want. >> finding a job is not easy. it is a job. it is a full-time job. a n0-hour a day job and youeed to put in the effort and you need to plan and you need to focus and you really need to get to work to find a job. >> reporter: nelgrads will ikely face a lot of rejection. nciarte says it's important to learn from those disappointments. >> think of rejection as build blocktoward success. ask for feedback. i mean, feedback is going to provide you for building blocks to get you and acquire the job you want. >> reporter: another key is to do your h mework. resee company you want to work for. >> get the background and look at where they are looking to go nd the future and how i guess your skills a your knowledge can apply to building that organization. >> t was katie zachar reporting. to further stress this is aca critil time in one's career.ho a study people who are employed right out of sc

you know, i was in des moines the other day at a community college talking to a young man named dave and i asked him why are you in this wind turbine technician program? he said, well obviously, it's the future. we need to offer that economic future to americans, particularly in the midwest, and when we do that we will have the best single contrast with donald trump we could possibly have. so this is a two fer on this issue. i don't think it would be a bad thing to have our nominee being a governor of the state with the best economy, with the highest minimum wage, the best family leave, the biggest pay increase for teachers, the best gender pay equity. that success is something we can sell as well. >> what do you hear when you hear the phrase "democratic socialism?" >> not a lot because i kind of skip over it. look, i'm a progressive democrat. i think the "s" word we should focus on is success. we need to offer americans a vision of success and economic growth and health for their children. i think if we focus more on the specific issues and our vision of how to get people so that th

been some ascended to power many consider him to be the de facto ruler of saudi arabia a lot of people in the west have pinned so much hope on this youngreformist prince and his bald agenda as they described it 2 years have gone by what has changed in saudi arabia the promise was to be formed the social fabric in saudi arabia was to diversify this it would economy and to promote moderate islam what has been done is actually the opposite of both of these. 3 different aspects socially the promise to reform was delivered through attack in the feminists the woman humorist defenders in saudi arabia well how can you say that if mom had been some undelivered by and i mean women to drive that's that's an achievement that we half to respect and we have i have myself a like that. moved but at the same time if you look at the fellow picture what are the real deal forms what he wanted is to take credit for the call that that that demands. you know the state to allow women to drive for the past few decades so what he wanted was that to make a p.r. campaign to take credit for these demands and now want these campaigners these human rights defenders

de facto type monopoly of trade in america. the fact that generally was restraint. i told a story of a young man who was a captain of the ship, a trade school and he was arrested in the caribbean because at the time, he had an active legislation that made it very difficult for americans to trade with the colonies of other countries. this sort of unequal treatment of american colonial subjects of the crown caused the market people to see and have a receptiveness to what thomas pain was writing. we're not being treated very well. one of the things paine said soe well, why is it we should continually defer to this man nearly because of his parenting? because of who his father was. why should we do that? is a question at the time, one that sparked revolution and enabled it to succeed. >> thomas pain was not a wealthy man unlike most of the framers, he had this runaway best-selling book which made him a fair amount of money but then i thank you say he donated it all. >> to the cause. which is something that is so amazing. the fact that he did this. not a wealthy man which was what part of what o

de blasio knows who is doing these attacks. he was working in the administration during the riots 30 years ago. just a week ago a youngpunched a jew from the back. in october a taxi driver attacked a jew and was screaming about islam. he said it was a mistaken identity. i guess he thought it was somebody else. de blasio knows who is doing this. this is largely -- the violence is being done by black and latino kids and occasionally a cab driver. he is playing a game. this is political season. he is in say anything mode. >> tucker: isn't that the same as lying to whip up race hatred? >> de blasio has done a lot of this. he is pushing the same kind of rhetoric in the schools. he claims there is a lot of racism in the uft. >> tucker: that's the teacher's union? >> yes. >> tucker: is there evidence? new york city is the most sophisticated city in the new york. everything is should. is there data to prove this? >> no, there is no data to prove overt racism. if black students are not attending the best schools because they are not doing well on the tests, according to de blasio that's white supremacy. if anti-semitic is up i

des moines. >> thank you, jessica. >>> it's a quarter to 7:00 in the south bay, vandals smashed windows for young lbgtq people.discovered at the lbgtq youth space. workers say if it is a hate crime, they'll try to turn it into a positive. >> how can we combat forms to stigma, combat forms of homophobia? you know having conversations with folks. >> they don't have security cameras as an effort to be a controversial space. workers say they will now consider more security. the warriors forced a game six in the nba finals. whew, it was close. >> it gokate bt t raptors. warriors fans in aggie watching kevin durant. he releases the ball and falls to the ground. this is slow m-o. jobina fortson tracking what's ahead and what we know now >> we know kevin durant is scheduled for an mri today. we'll see what happens with that at this point the warriors don't know the extent of his injuries, durant's mother just tweeted this morning this photo you see here on your screen saying her john has a heart of a true warrior. prior to coming back. the warriors general manager says durant worked with therr m meyers tearically expr

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single california participates is olivia de janeiro reports the trump administration is making that task that much more difficult. >>whether you're rich or poor. youngzenfour immigrant. and we should count you. >>it all comes down to one question. the trump administration wants to ask people whether they are legal citizens on next year's census. but california leaders say they're almost certain that question would result in an undercount. >>an undercount would have negative consequences for california that would be felt for the next decade. >>the census is used to determine how many electoral college votes. each state gets and how much federal funding california will receive over the next 10 years that funding will play a role. in determining. how many kids. >>or in the classrooms think your children attend. how long you have to wait for a bus. will be the next time a fire. an earthquake are much like it's your community. a $1000 per individual per year. is what's at stake by under county. >>that's why the governor is investing more money than ever before into a major campaign to encourage every californian to participate million. >>is being investe

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been some ascended to power many consider him to be the de facto ruler of saudi arabia a lot of people in the west have pinned so much hope on this young reformist prince and his bold agenda as they described it 2 years have gone by what has changed in saudi arabia the promise was to be formed the social fabric in so maybe. was to diversify this it would economy and to promote moderate islam what has been done is actually the opposite of both of these. 3 different aspects socially the promise to reform was delivered through attack in the feminists the woman humorist defenders in saudi arabia will go hard how can you say that if some undelivered by a modern woman to drive that's that's an achievement that we half to respect and we have i have myself a like that. moved but at the same time if you look at the fuller picture what are the real deal forms what he wanted is to take credit for the call that that that demands. you know the state to allow women to drive for the past few decades so what he wanted was that to make a p.r. campaign to take credit for these demands and now want these campaigners these human rights defenders in saudi

de—escalation of tensions in the region. in an interview, president trump admits he became within minutes of launching air strikes. churches are discussing opening their doors after school to act as safe havens for younge who are at risk of becoming victims of knife crime. more news at the top of knife crime. more news at the top of the hour. thanks for your company this morning. don't forget, we will have the first of those life conservative party hustings events here on the bbc news channel. now it is time tojoin here on the bbc news channel. now it is time to join the investigation of the spread of lyme disease. more and more of us are catching lyme disease. one tiny tick under the skin can cause debilitating illness. nine years on from having started treatment, my life is still completely dominated by this disease. are some gps too slow to diagnose and to give treatment that can stop it in its tracks? i went to the doctor, and she said, "no! you haven't got lyme disease. "there's none of that around here, you know." and are doctors in denial about how patients can suffer long term? they're basically told, "why are you making up your illness?" so, i think it's... even worse than being sick is being

de shaw. we will send it back to you in new york. vonnie: thank you for that from chicago. guy: let's catch up with bloomberg first word news. renita youngu. : president trump says he will take a serious look at banning guns silencers after the shooting in virginia. he said he does not love the idea but is also unhappy to see the frequency and severity of mass shootings. u.s. senators are set to rebuke president trump after his move to sell weapons to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. bloomberg has learned that a bipartisan group of senators will introduce 22 resolutions of disapproval. administration has ever written congressional hold on more than $8 billion for weapons. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am renita young. bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. live pictures from shannon airport in ireland where air force one has just landed. you can see president trump and the first lady just off the plane. they are treated by the prime minister. they are going to be having a meeting with him later. they will be heading to an irish villa

second this young man should not be civil rights attorney john burris reviewing the body camera and surveillance video of the shooting released by police and burris is convinced fell to de escalate a frantic situation that he says should not. against a mentally ill person shots fired shots fired mr. >>hall was shot down gunned down as if he were a roaming dispatch audio of the 911 calls reveal holes, mother and grandmother were among the people who phoned in the disturbance his grandmother stating hall was having a mental breakdown. >>police say since 2015 we've responded to a calls for service related to haul and that most were mental health related to the police. seemingly not appear to i deal with this is non-confrontational way at around 4 40 in the early evening that deadly day by the time 5 officers made it to the incident on arlene lane. >>they called out to haul as he was in the street holding a long metal pole talking to some people when he saw police here and in their direction. one of the officers fired 6 nonlethal bean bag shots, 2 other officers fired their guns tasers were never used as he was we took shot him >>you know it wasn't salt. he was asked he was

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young who is there with more. vicki? a nerve—racking few minutes left now thinking of course byjeremy hunt and michael gove as de bie foris with me now. why should it be michael gove? i think michael has demonstrated in many areas what he is ready to deliver on the results people voted for in 2016, he is ready to deliver a change by the united kingdom and he is ready with innovative policy platforms and radical change for the united kingdom and he's ready to unite the country and he demonstrated that time and again and he is ready to lead his country and that's why i'm supporting him. you may have heard what dean huntley saying privately, they are saying it would be a psychodrama to have borisjohnson up against michael gove it would be divisive because they found out last time around so spectacularly and it would not be good for unity in the party. i've think whoever ends up in the last two they're going to be tough questions on both sides, that's absolutely right, that's what we expect. we learned after the last election in 2016, tough questions before and somebody is selected and quite important because we need to kno

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de sam lazaro in pailin, cambodia >> woodruff: finally tonight, a npreview of a documentary children in crisis, produced by our colleagues at clwaukee pbs, laboration with the "milwaukee journal sentinel." the documenty follows four youngple from wisconsin, navigating mental health challenges.d they've endusault, bullying, incarceration, and discrimination-- in some cases, contemplating suicide. through it all, they have survived. >> i wrote a goodbye note when i s seven yes old. i was homeless for about three years of my life, and it was sad. i was being bullied in school as well. >> i heard the whispers behind me. it was hard to walk down the hallways alone. i did it all day, ery day. i live with depression, anxiety, and obsessive compulsiv disorder. s a transgender person, i've experienced anxiety because society has tried to make me someone i'm not. always felt like a blue crayon wrapped in red paper. >> stigma killing us >> we're here to tell our stories. >> we're here end te silence around mental health. >>re're here to fight fo you. >> we're hire... >> to tell you... that you're not alone. >> on a 2017 state survey, about 1 in 50 students identify as onansgender, and it is more common amyounger students. >> in 2

de-camp and the war against the bank," which implies he was just taking orders. after submitting the title of my paper, i began to regret my wording, specifically the name young hickory. both of which i began to worry minimize polk's contravention to the struggle -- contribution to the struggle. i would like to highlight two facets of his bank war services that each help make that point. during the bank war, he was much more than an obedient party functionary. the first thing i would like to talk about is his march 1833 ways and means report on the committee. jackson had vetoed the banks recharter in 1832, but the charter had four years left to run. as he explained in a letter to him that year, as far as old hickory was concerned, "the hydra of corruption is only staunched, not dead." jackson had been on the hunt for hard evidence that could bring them down after all. that he could confirm what he knew to be true, that the bank was corrupt, that it lined its own pockets with taxpayer funds, that the bank interfered in fiveions congressmen, that it placed moneymaking before public service. the house in early 1832 had conducted an exhaustive investigation of the bank.

de blasio. [video clip] >> my goal is to ensure that every american is well enough to live to their full potential because they have health care. old, a young, 27 years told me he had been to a doctor once in his life. he was told that he had diabetes and glaucoma. he will be dead before the age of 40. high-qualitynteed, universal health care has to be our goal. the ability to afford your prescriptions, to see a mental health care provider -- in isas, the largest provider the county jail system. -- ifeans every woman you're uninsured, we enroll you in medicare. if you can't afford your premiums, we enroll you in medicare. while makinghoice sure everyone has health care. --i want to ask a follow-up would you replace private insurance? >> no. the choice is fundamental -- >> private insurance is not working for tens of millions of americans when you talk about the co-pays, the deductibles, the out-of-pocket expenses -- it's not working. >> they can choose medicare. >> you have to start by acknowledging negotiated is not working for people. have 20 minutes left in our conversation with all of you about last night's debate. >> looking at media s

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des prince as the hosts france take on south korea. england play scotland on sunday. and in the build up to that big first match for our home sides, we're with youngre fourth. iain watson has the drama from the night, his report contains flashing images. a result that seemed to be on a knife—edge. and i do hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected... cheering and applause but it was labour that cut through. a narrow victory over the brexit party, a majority of 683, with the conservatives in third place. the result seemed to be on a knife—edge all night. sometimes the brexit party felt they were ahead, sometimes it was labour. labour supporters are delighted that they've held on to this seat, although their vote has tumbled since the last general election. this a seat that used to be a two—horse race between labour and the conservatives. tonight it was a two—horse race between labour and the brexit party. they are delighted that they came out in front. brexit party supporters had high hopes but their leader, nigel farage, kept a low profile. it was neck and neck, labour won by a few hundred votes and we are the new kids on the block and only

mayor bill de blasio coming out in favor of eliminating private insurance in favor of a medicare for all system on immigration, the contenders reacting to the searing photo of a father and his youngghter lying dead as they try to enter the u.s. >> watching that image of that man and his daughter is heartbreaking. it should also piss us all off. >> reporter: the sharpest exchange between two texans former housing secretary julian castro and beto o'rourke over whether to decriminalize illegal crossings. >> ensure we don't criminalize those who are seeking asylum and refuge in this country, if you are fleeing desperation, then i want to make sure - >> i'm still talking about everybody else. >> reporter: o'rourke and senator cory booker at times speaking spanish to emphasize the importance of latino voters. [ speaking spanish ] the debate also marking the first in history with more than one woman on the presidential stage. >> i just want to say there's three women up here that have fought pretty hard for a woman's right to choose. >> reporter: the candidates arguing r stri gun laws. >> we can't treat this as an across the board problem we have to treat it like a public health emergen