desponding deliberately spahn say but still living in the noise don't shine department the personnel department has told them to vacate the apartment as quickly as possible and look for work as the living space is urgently needed by the noise and bring in printer to it. and in fact they threaten to forcibly evict us on it and we threaten to bring in a west german camera team for them so nothing happens you often pass at the next. what business is for you this is it oh no end of horrors. that was here yeah that was here. but the system hit back and this official building. had to yes it was really terrible here the 2 women were summoned here again and again for interrogation and nothing i was. god we got a very physical feeling but no memory just a bad physical feeling like. i'm getting butterflies in my stomach yeah yes not good not good at all god. eventually the interrogation stopped. today this is the home this administration building. would be ministers of course it was down there by the next seating area at least that's the feeling i have. was and that's what kind of feeling is t

the doubling of the population is going to be is more is going to delafield the real professional despond principles or just. trying to say ok there's a loaded gun to produce big bold vision how do we know how code we did this before vision is before you do if you're going to do it but by becoming the right source of the money transformation agenda so dictates that it's a demographic dividend how does i prefer to go bungee jump this year who will commission read it as it has the burner but i sit with you pulled me through education investments in inform it will remain on job creation ok that's. from the african institute for development policy thank you. also known as africa which is also known as a sounds complicated no it's just about a lot african os on display at here for me a showcase for african artists it attracted more than 40 exhibits his and 100 artists francisco the doll traces his roots back to angola the dolls' art pays homage to the country's struggle for peace and the life of its rural workers. he uses the powerful symbol of the machete for the dollar it's more than just an

here at heathrow with the trophy in their hand luggage, but as it was a look fairly dejected and despondentre without speaking to the media but did speak to the young fans to approach them that's great photo. really putting a brave face on things. you can tell that they are still licking their wounds are still smarting from what was a demoralising and comprehensive defeat at the hands of south africa. they were widely tipped to beat the springboks after demolishing the all blacks in the semi finals, but they we re blacks in the semi finals, but they were unable to bring that same level of performance when it mattered on saturday evening and in the end defeated by 20 points. eddiejones was really at a loss to fully explain where it all went wrong for his side but he will have time to think about that and there will be an official review into the tournament as there always is after major tournaments, and i think england will reflect on a tournament that was really brimming with positivity until that final game. this is a young side with a bright future ahead of them and players now though in

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at heathrow with the trophy in their hand luggage but they arrived looking fairly dejected and despondentthey walked through here without speaking to the media but they did speak to a few young fans who approached to ask for a photo, putting on a brave face on things. you could tell they are still licking their wounds, still smarting from what was a demoralising and comprehensive defeat at the hands of south africa. england were widely tipped to beat the springboks after demolishing the all blacks in the semifinals but they were just unable to bring that same level of performance when it mattered on saturday evening. defeated by 20 points. eddie jones was really at a loss afterwards to fully explain where it all went wrong for his side but he will have time to think about that and there will be an official review into the tournament as there always is at their major tournaments into the tournament as there always is after major tournaments for the rfu and i think england will reflect on a tournament that was really brimming with positivity until the final game and this is a young side wit

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family of 6 have been killed and israel says it's quiet with quiet but insists it will not stop despondency of targeted killing of militants. or into the night sky above gaza before being snuffed out by israel's iron dome missile defense system. as day broke it seemed to beckon a frog peace here. news of a deescalation in the. we confirm the decease fire deal was reached under the supervision of egypt and it went into effect on the ground at 5 am with islamic jihad conditions. the dealing kluge the occupier israel submission to conditions to stop this as a nation's protect the much of return demonstrators and to begin the procedures to break the siege of gaza. the clashes began after israeli forces killed a senior commander from the palestinian militant group islamic jihad they fought back firing hundreds of missiles towards israel destroying buildings and wounding residents striking panic into everyday life. 2 days ago i became a father but now the rockets called me in the hospital we don't get used to this. it was is really fire power which proved deadliest air strikes on militant targets

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to arrive here with the trophy in the hand luggage but they arrived looking fairly dejected and despondenthey did speak with a few young bands were poached them to ask for a photo. really putting a brave face on things. you can tell they are licking their wounds, still smarting from what was a demoralising and comprehensive defeat at the hands of south africa. england, remember, were widely tipped to beat the springboks after demolishing the all blacks in the semi—final but they were unable to bring that same level of performance when it mattered on saturday evening, beaten by 20 points. eddie jones, england's head coach afterwards was really at a loss to explain where it all went wrong to his side but he will have time to think about that, there will be an official review into the tournament as the always is after major tournaments and i think england will reflect on a tournament that was really brimming with positivity until the final game. this is a side with a right future ahead of them. for the players now in the meantime, they are going home to their friends and family. they been in

among people here, there is a sense of despondency.hmir is now directly ruled by india's national government. the man who has been appointed to be at the helm of affairs here is not from the region. all of this while kashmir‘s own political leaders have been locked up. for the past three months, this hotel has been a detention centre. top politicians who oppose the government's moves are being held here. translation: our leaders have been humiliated and kept locked up for no reason. in kashmir, it is local politicians who have always prevented people from engaging in protest and violence. now, who will give direction to the public? people could turn to separatism or militancy. the government in delhi says its move could bring peace and development to kashmir. 0n the ground here, there hangs a haze of anger and confusion. rugby, and the world cup winners, south africa, have arrived back in johannesburg from japan, where they've been greeted by thousands of springbok fans keen to welcome home the victorious players. with more on the cele

among people here, there is a sense of despondency.elm of affairs here is not from the region. all of this while kashmir‘s own political leaders have been locked up. for the past three months, this hotel has been a detention centre. top politicians who oppose the government‘s moves are being held here. translation: our leaders have been humiliated and kept locked up for no reason. in kashmir, it is local politicians who have always prevented people from engaging in protest a nd prevented people from engaging in protest and violence. now, who will give direction to the public? people could turn to separatism or militancy. the government in delhi says its move could bring peace and development to kashmir. on the ground here, there hangs a haze of anger and confusion. more background on that on our website. it has been a day of excitment and celebration in south africa, where the springbok team has arrived home to jubilant crowds after winning the rugby world cup in japan. the bbc‘s milton nkosi is in johanesburg. it has been a momentous

this in the do you have received is this something that we didn't know before we've seen isis not despondent into sudden africa these are areas which were previously free from the threats so what we're witnessing is actually an increase in the threats i noted in part mention that. attacks are falling this is purely a want to do issue but only to to flee on the ground you know dissed a decrease in attacks that's what translated into more security for people on the ground so we have seen this venture movies themselves and we know that it's part of the i jane that we know about that day before his death made it very clear that africa is where he is back with equal groups the next caliphate so i don't know what of the world is which is what this trial is it to be grounded in africa or it is serious about country to get on the continent and that the it is time for them to take that action so i want to ask you a little more about the spread because one thing that really struck me in this report was and i want to quote here u.k. officials categorize as islamist terrorism as the greatest threat to n

they're not quite despondent.ore than we can chew here. republicans feel pretty good, a little bit outraged but not overexuberant in their confidence that this is something they could brush off. today they have another chance. i was disappointed to hear from the democratic side there was emotion from the career foreign officer. we don't have the context. she was there for nine hours. if i had to sit in front of them for nine hours, i might show emotion as well. there might well be tears. she is obviously a very professional person. i can imagine when she was told as chris wallace pointed out, she was asked by the trump administration to stay. she was doing her job. she finds out giuliani and others are saying she is a bad actor. they want to get her out. all of sudden in april of 2019. she gets called back. i imagine she is a little bit demoralized, professionally embarrassed a little bit outraged by what happened. maybe we'll hear a little bit of that. i don't think you need to bring a witness to tears in order t

are quietly confident they have a strong chance, a very strong defence, and i haven't met many despondentuld get you a ticket, wyre. i'm working on it. a public health emergency has been declared in delhi due to soaring levels of air pollution. officials are blaming farmers in neighbouring states who are using fires to clear land. they say the thick fog has turned the city into a gas chamber. from delhi, pratiksha ghildial reports. it is like a scene from a dystopian science—fiction movie. for a third day in a row now, residents of delhi are inhaling the season's worst toxic air. in some parts of the city, the levels of pm 2.5, the tiny particles that can penetrate deep into our lungs, are peaking at more than 500 mcg per cubic metre. the world health organization recommends a maximum level of 25. i'm in central delhi, just near the main business district, and with the iconic india gate behind me. but as you can see, it is barely visible, with a thick blanket of smog around it. it is daytime, but hardly any sunlight is able to percolate the thick layer of smog that shrouds the city. the g

become a battle for power between the countries fragmented left and right this is the 4th time despondence have gone to the polls in 4 years after socialist leader and acting prime minister pedro sanchez failed to form a coalition government but sunday's vote has been dominated by fears of a far right surge and a renewed push for catalan independence well al jazeera is jonah hol is following this story for us from the spanish capital madrid and jonah polls have now closed always getting an idea of what's happening. that's right 8 pm polls are closed we don't have any official exit polls they don't do that sort of thing here in spain there are opinion polls that are conducted throughout voting day that give us some highly unofficial but sense of the direction of travel we can at least talk about those it'll be a couple of hours or so not too long a couple of hours before we have an idea of the final results let me bring in my guest miguel entrepreneur and who is a writer and commentator on spanish affairs spanish politics joins me now thanks for joining us me girl looking at these latest op

the kids were getting desponding and i was dusting them off saying, he's listening. no one's challenged him like this before. and then last week, he did it. and of the city of miami beach did it first. now are going to the county. so we are trying to mobilize people but you have to let that anxiety and depression sink and a little bit because it is the reality, isn't it? use the word x essential threats. you have kids?>> yeah i do. 13-year-old and 10-year-old boys. >> if you have to do it again, would you have kids? >> if i do it again? >>. [laughter] very cute, jonathan. i know my kids so i would do it again. they're just so adorable. >> mine are very adorable. the reason i brought up that issue of how to move emotions into actions as it's not a problem unique to kids. we live in a culture where we are at extreme risk of mistaking (for action. watching rachel maddow for doing your political duty that night. mistaking saying someone having to do something. marches are wonderful and a necessary part. of this broader action. but they are not sufficient. i would much ra

as it was, they arrived looking fairly dejected and despondent.o beat the springboks after demolishing the all blacks in the semifinal. but they were just unable to bring that same level of performance when it mattered on saturday evening. in the end, defeated by 20 points. eddiejones, england head coach, afterward was at a loss to fully explain where it all went wrong for his side. but he will have time to think about that, there will be an official review into the tournament, as there always is after major tournaments for the rfu. and i think england will reflect on a tournament that was really brimming with positivity until that final game. this is a young side with a bright future ahead of them. the players now in the meantime are going home to their friends and families. they have been in camps, training camps sincejune, and i think they deserve a well earned rest after what has been a physically and emotionally draining few weeks. the everton midfielder andre gomes has undergone surgery today to repair the horrific injury he sustained in the

despondent tradition it was a stroke of luck not because the world could see it but because our own peopledidn't and that same evening on west german t.v. and they said to them sounds while revolution has becomes in your life. soon because. touching hot and how it was released from custody and months later at the demonstration the following monday she joined 130000 people marching for freedom and democracy by early november their numbers had swelled to half a 1000000 it was now the biggest civil rights movement in the history of east germany and it had become a peaceful revolution that proved unstoppable. by november 9th 1989 the berlin wall was no more. big. democratic years from michelin to me democracy is not freedom from something highest want it freedom to do something life goes by the freedom to participate and have a sane shape in society. and that's nice today as much as it did in 1981 . in 1990 east and west germany were reunified from then on the basic law drafted in west germany apply to all german citizens. but although the east had simply adopted the basic law the people from

people were despondent over trumpet also following news coverage of the ties of student activism andthinking Ãb we had been fierce advocates for gay rights. we were one of the gayest colleges in the country. now gay was passc. dormitory bathrooms were labeled gender-neutral, which was fine we couldn't help but remember the unisex dormitory bathrooms from back in our time when men and women thought nothing of showering and adjacent stalls. why the big production? and why so much racial discord? we knew it was time for national reckoning with structural racism. we supported black lives matter or at least said so on facebook. but now from what we are hearing, the entire western canon of our literature and philosophy is being written off as white supremacy. how would this happen. what was wrong with these kids? or was there something wrong with us? it was like we could taste our own irrelevance. it was the sour taste inside our very mouths. it was a warm june day the pansies and marigolds in the shakespeare garden were in full bloom.the tulips lining the quad were holding onto the last b

. >> president trump is desponding to the tragic murder of an american family in mexico at the handsg this is the time for mexico with the help of the united states to wage war on the drug cartels and wipe them off the face of the earth. we merely await a call from their great new president. mexico has rejected peasant drums offer to help in the investigation so how do think we should respond? >> i think we need to play hardball. mexico will not fix the cartel. they dealt with it for decades and they are not winning. they are losing rid the united states has the intelligent assets and law-enforcement capabilities, especially financial investigations to track the money and we could give them intelligence assistance, law enforcement and prosecutorial assistance and prosecute these cases here in the united states. we are good at this. mexico needs to step up. it's not just for the good of their people but look how many deaths in mexico have occurred in the past two years. this is securing our border and making it safe for both countries. i would think the president of mexico with think

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heathrow with the trophy in their hand luggage and but they arrived looking fairly dejected and despondenttill licking their wounds, still smarting from what was a demoralising and comprehensive defeat at the hands of south africa. england were widely tipped to beat the springboks after demolishing the all blacks in the semifinals what they were just unable to bring that same level of performance when it mattered on saturday evening. defeated by 20 points. eddiejones was really at a loss afterwards to fully explain where it all went wrong for his side but he will have time to think about that and they will be an official review into the tournament as there always is at their major tournaments for the rfu andi their major tournaments for the rfu and i think england will reflect any tournament that was really brimming with positivity into the final game bust of a young side with a bright future ahead of them, but players not in the meantime are going home to their friends and family, they have been in campus training since june. i think they deserve a well deserved rest after a physically an

people were despondent over trauma. there were following news coverage of the tides student activism and thinking the waters were maybe starting to last a little is it too far over the shores. an economic day, the campaign for your south africans investments. another kids were calling for your boycotts and divestment in israel. we had been fierce advocates for your gay rights help we were one of the gayest colleges in the country. now gate was passÉ. transgender activism has students turning in their professors who were improper use of pronouns. labeledy bathrooms were gender-neutral pride which is fine, who we couldn't help but remember the unisex dormitory bathrooms from back in oure tia when men and women thought nothing of showering in adjacent cells. who why the big production. in my by the way, who much racial discord. we knew it was time for your national recognition for your structural racism. we read, hosey codes, we supported black lives matter, or at least be said who on facebook. but now, from what we're hea

i was so despond and that night. i remember i walked out and i just shook my head. to no one in particular, i think we just blew the best chance we will ever have to elect a conservative. that's how down everybody was. he was soon to be the ex governor. >> 65 years old. >> in those days which was considered old. and the idea of him running again in four years was not viable. certainly not viable. >> all the newspaper columns said he tried twice, he failed twice. think, one ofs i the lowest points i ever recall. take is that incredible speech. -- he gives that incredible speech. >> he had just intended to be a spectator in the convention hall that night. so the delegates are the ones that started this. thedelegates were screaming reagan battle cry. >> the texas delegation would say viva. >> that kept going on. i think the ford people felt we've got to do something here because we've got to unite the convention. >> have support for reagan. halflf support ford, support reagan. hei think he was serious, won, it should be his night. >> just prior, tom brokaw was in and h

i was so despondent that night that i remember i walked out and just shook my head. we just blew the best chance we ever had to elected a conservative, that's how down everybody was, because he was soon to be the next governor of california. he was 65 years old which, in those days, was considered old. the idea of him running again in four years was certainly not viable. craig: all the newspaper columns and said, into the sunset you tried twice and failed twice. frank: i think i was as low as i ever recalled. craig: until he gives the incredible speech. frank: he had intended to be a spectator at the convention. the delegates are the ones that started this, i think. they were screaming "viva ole," which was the reagan battle cry. craig: the texas delegation would say "viva" and the california delegation would say "ole." frank: we have got to unite the convention. craig: half support ford, half support reagan. frank: ford invites reagan up to say a few words. i think he was sincere, he won, it should be his night. craig: just prior, tom brokaw was in his skybox live o

and it does tell you people are very despondent and positioned very defensively back in the summer you'rely says, people are not fully committed to this rally just yet and it's the reason why this firm, michael hartnett over there is essentially saying, we're going to overshoot to the upside he thinks by 3,300 >> mike, thank you very much for that >>> now, two former twitter employees charged earlier this week with spying for saudi arabia, but it turns out the main hot spot for spies is on a completely different platform. >> yeah, wilfred, this is a little bit surprising after that story broke. i called a bunch of former and current u.s. law enforcement officials who told me one of the areas that they watched the most on social media is linkedin. we think of linkedin as a more boring than twitter place where you post your resume and network for a new job. but actually, they say, because of the nature of the personal and professional information that people are putting up on linkedin, it's a real honey pot for spies to go after all kinds of information about companies and governments. i ta

staying in that despondency, that hopelessness is excruciating. >> reporter: but now there finally seemedown male dna on the sweatshirt had been identified as charles boney's. and just two days later, the cops brought boney in and started grilling him on how it ended up on the garage floor. >> that sweatshirt is in the middle of a crime scene of a triple homicide. somehow, that sweatshirt got there, your sweatshirt. you explain to me how it got there. >> i have no idea. >> reporter: boney admitted the sweatshirt had once been his, but said he'd dumped it in a salvation army dropbox about a month before the murders. >> it shows up at a crime scene. not laundered, not washed. if it would have went though the salvation army drop box that would have been a clean sweatshirt. your dna, chances are probably wouldn't have been on there, but it is. >> i see where you're coming from. >> reporter: as for david camm? >> do you know david camm? >> no. >> you ever met david camm? >> no. >> do you remember the murder of david camm's family? >> on television, yes. >> do you know where david camm lives? >

. >> the retail that the consumer is so strong is a reflection of how despondent we were about the consumert, performing, not necessarily like it is off to the races >> what earnings are you going to look for leaving aside consumer companies >> it is the industrial earnings i think that's -- that has to confirm whether we have this inflexion point in global demand or not. >> got you >> meantime, want to get across the country to san francisco this morning the cnbc bureau, one market plaza, jim cramer has woken up quite early, earlier than normal to visit with us hey, jim. >> good morning. >> enjoying your show. incredible to me that the market keeps going higher without the retail presence. i thought that j.j.'s point they keep selling apple is really a metaphor for what is going on. they keep wanting to leave they seem to want to be able to be in speculative situations, not in any stocks with the big dollar amount that are doing well. >> so what are you expecting in terms of the retailers later this week targeted specifically? >> i think target is going to be doing pretty well. brian corne

and blackpool is people are not necessarily aware that this is happening, and also feel extremely despondentn, which is tim farron‘s seat. areas which is tim farron‘s seat. areas which before the coalition which turned out to be a catastrophe in the region for the liberal democrats, these are areas the liberal democrats would have expected to win. and so with the remain voting ticket at the moment and these being areas that voted remain in 2016 they should be feeling fairly confident. but again, a slight fly in the ointment. when i have been to these seats, the labour message on the second referendum is starting to cut through in those areas. as is the message on public services. again, we could see the remain vote split between labour and the liberal democrats because they are not part of that alliance so it will be very interesting. the same when it comes to some of the marginal label labour seats. the brexit party have not launched properly in those areas. we expect they will do pretty well and some of them and could damage the conservatives. stay with us for now. and felicity in cardiff.

the kids were getting desponding and i was dusting them off saying, he's listening.no one's challenged him like this before. and then last week, he did it. and of the city of miami beach did it first. now are going to the county. so we are trying to mobilize people but you have to let that anxiety and depression sink and a little bit because it is the reality, isn't it? use the word x essential threats. you have kids?>> yeah i do. 13-year-old and 10-year-old boys. >> if you have to do it again, would you have kids? >> if i do it again? >>. [laughter] very cute, jonathan. i know my kids so i would do it again. they're just so adorable. >> mine are very adorable. the reason i brought up that issue of how to move emotions into actions as it's not a problem unique to kids. we live in a culture where we are at extreme risk of mistaking (for action. watching rachel maddow for doing your political duty that night. mistaking saying someone having to do something. marches are wonderful and a necessary part. of this broader action. but they are not sufficient. i would much rat