the >> so in your opinion what netanyahu was done doesn't change anything about the solidity of the dole. >> no. like i said, it was all baked in. i think we should have made them be more forthcoming but we knee they were lying at the time. >> what do you make of the movement with north korea and south korea and the meeting with kim jong-un? it's very dramatic to see him crossing over that border. >> yeah. >> do you buy what they are selling? >> oh, the north koreans. not yet. this is the fourth time we've gotten to this place. >> right. >> we've done it with three previous administrations, and we've not had much success, so we'll see where it goes forward from here. credit to the administration for getting here. that's really important, but we've only begun the hard work now. >> i want to ask you about your new book "the assault on intelligence." >> yeah. >> is what netanyahu saying, is that an example of the assault on intelligence? >> more to the point, the white house after the netanyahu speech issued a statement that iran has a robust clandestine nuclear weapons program that. flies

groups such details are also reminiscent of the hittite empire and engine advanced civilization on the dole. another indication that homer described a troy that really existed is the cave with a spring going today surrounded by fields. whom i described ruled stone channels with the wives and lovely daughters of troy washed that splendid clothes in peace before the sons of the kenyans came. but he had to troy is not something out of greek legends hittite writings even describe the city as we lose hope of the lluvia and indulge in manic trying. mention is made of one of that gone soon ruled over the underworld it could be cool word that means pop into the underworld a reference to man made water gallons cinta dating as shown in the spring cave to be the oldest want to gary created by human hands five thousand years old a sensation. and finally that is the only written document from home a scroll a bronze seal with luke in hieroglyphs. the political map of the world at that time has now been modified in his epic poem of his bride to equal yet different cultures given a tele and civilization of

the white house to go to a funeral and business gerald ford and jimmy carter and richard nixon bob dole walked in this e-mail evil speak no evil and evil. [laughter] and yet with every bad story that you tell there is a flipside to talk and in those cases it was he went to war in 1944 and was horribly wounded by a mortar shell to the point where the medic wrote on his forehead in his own blood don't worry about than we've given him all the morphine he's going to get he's not going to make it but he did make it and if you remember he'd lost the use of his right arm and shoulder and with that he lost the ability to perform the most basic political function and in all the chambers of commerce and state legislatures and all the politicians that he ever ran across he always knew and said d said that there was one who always remembered to extend his left hand and it was richard nixon. if you go on youtube and look at bob dole giving the eulogy at his funeral the same man who came up with a wonderful story about hear no evil and see no evil breaks down and his reckless agony as he gives the eu

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because bob dole deserved it. they didn't agree about politic, but dole is an american hero. we need to find a way to get back to it, but this president makes it very, very difficult. it is -- people should note, by the way, can i just quickly, what exactly senator mccain endured? he was shot down over north vietnam. both his legs and his right arm were broken -- i'm sorry, right leg and both his arms -- >> still can't lift his arm. >> he can't comb his own hair, to this day. when he landed, he was stabbed, he was beaten. later, his captors found out his father was the commander of the pacific fleet, a very powerful admiral, so they said, you're free to go. alone among our p.o.w.s, he could have left at any time he wanted, because the code of honor of p.o.w.ed is first in, first out. he was tortured for resisting. more than most. so, what he endured for our country, he endured unspeakable torture and is he an american hero. i don't agree with his politics, but that's not the point. to say something like that about a man who has given this much for his country is just beneath

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prior to my time here, senator dole and mcgovern carried the mantle. hubert humphrey from my state and george akin before that. these weren't ideologues. but they weren't pushovers either. each knew where their party stood. each also knew the value of making sure the length between people who grow the food -- link between people who grow the food and people who buy food and made sure that link was strong. so let me be as clear as i can be. in my opinion, breaking up that coalition, ruining a partnership that predates all of us, is a huge mistake. ore than that, this closed and one-sided nature of this process that we've been through is something that i have to call out. it does not bode well for farm and food legislation to come. no party can do this alone. it's too big of a job. so as ranking member on the house ag committee, i want you to know that i am willing to come back to the table, but only when the majority has the ability to sit down and figure this out together. i was told on this snap stuff by the chairman that he could not negotiate it, it

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bill clinton for the presidency dole had a record on israel that was not great.e of his supporters said to him, why don't you do this symbolic thing and say you will move the embassy to jerusalem and pass legislation but give the president the ability to keep waiving it so you get the political win but it doesn't actually happen. this whole thing originated in politics and not an accident that trump announced it weeks before the senate race when there was concern of motivating evangelicals. it has always been tied up with american politics. it is difficult to see on the ground if you were doing this as a strategy why you would make a one sided move without getting something just simple bargaining. >> just to protect the embassy is not a symbol of something to overturn because the situation in there now, we know that the u.s. forces have been making sure it is safe enough. they know it is not safe enough to move staff in there yet. they are blaming construction. you are making it a target for people who don't like the move because there is no reciprocal give on th

legacy of service is exemplified by a world war ii veteran here with us today, and -- senator bob dolepresident trump: earlier this year, i was fortunate to present a very special award to bob, the congressional gold medal. [applause] president trump: bob, thank you for honoring us with your presence, and thank you for your life time of service to our nation. today, we remember your fallen comrades who never returned home from that great struggle for freedom. we are also proud to be in the company of another american hero, navy veteran ray chavez. [applause] president trump: at 106 years of age -- [cheers] president trump: and he was in the oval office two days ago, and he doesn't look a day over 60. [laughter] president trump: he is the oldest living survivor of the attack on pearl harbor. [applause] president trump: what a guy. ray, you are truly an inspiration to all who are here today and all of our great country. thank you, ray, for being with us. thank you. we are joined today by the families of american heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice. we cannot imagine the depth of emoti

. >> he also honored several living veterans in attendance, including senator bob dole. >>> memorial day marks the unofficial start of summer. you can expect to pay a little more of the pump this year before you hit the road for the next vacation.>> reporter: unfortunately, for all the extra people out there on the roads, they can expect to pay a little bit more here at the gas pump. according to aaa, more than 41 million americans plan to travel over the three-day weekend, nearly 5% more than last year and the most of more than a dozen years. at the same time, the national average price for gas is 31% higher this year than last year. the breakdown of the numbers will make you hold on to your wallets a little tighter here in the bay area, californians are paying significantly more than the national average. the state average is $3.32 per gallon of regular unleaded. that is compared to $2.97 for the national average. in san jose okay, -- the average is $3.76. san francisco pays slightly more at $3.85. analysts say a gulf coast storm and sanctions in iran can be to blame. analysts say

i can understand the frustration with a lot of these trade doles in the sense that folks believe out there that many of these trade deals have been -- have been agreed to or entered into with the concern of the big corporations first instead of the american worker and employee first, and i believe that it makes sense to renegotiate agreements like nafta. i believe that it makes sense to strengthen the labor and environmental protections on the other side when we get into these trade agreements and also to ensure that there's a greater enforcement capability in these agreements. i disagree with folks who think that -- that we should just completely scrap our trade agreements. i think that they do have a place. my hope is that they can be strengthened. it's been interesting to see donald trump now backpedal and talk about perhaps a tpp-like agreement. what's happening right now is that children is about to eat our lunch, whether it's with agreements with other asian countries or with latin america. the united states needs to make sure that it both benefits its employees, its workers fi

and mainly the smoke went right dole-dker s. f thi e drer y t fihave r flsuooffere smoke inhalation and we talked to passengers and this is what one person had to say.>> just driving along and we started smelling smoke, so the driver pulled over and we unloaded the bus. i grabbed my backpack and got out of there as soon as we could. >> reporter: so we now have a live picture from above. you can see this intersection and it is now closed to traffic. we have another tour bus behind this. we don't know if those vehicles were involved in this incident in any way and we believe they're just there as a precaution. firefighters are investigating this and we will hear from the fire chief on exactly what happened and if there any other injuries. right now the word is to try to avoid this area. is a little bit congested here. >>> hawaii's kilauea volcano could trigger mass evacuations as lava reached a key powerplant. >> it could release a deadly gas. >> lava keeps flowing and there are small bursts of volcanic ash. take a look at drone v

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. >> the government is really interested in winning every gase every time instead of doling out the most fair and correct administration of benefits. >> reporter: and it's not just maria and mariel's cases either. data collected by the access clearinghouse shows a wide gap in the granting of asylum requests from court to court throughout the country. >> there is something going on that is very, very troubling. >> reporter: karen masallo at uc stais hastings school of law in san francisco has studied this inconsistency for years. >> there are gross disparities between the grant and denial rates on asylum of judges, both judges within individual courts but then acrosscourts. >> reporter: every year, los angeles and san francisco courts consistently rank in the top 15 in granting asylum. along with phoenix, philadelphia, san antonio, new york and boston. hereto in atlanta, georgia, for the last three year, this court has had one of the lowest rates of granting asylum in the country. averaging 22%, atlanta's immigration courts joined lumpkin georgia along with dallas, and houston as the lowe

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in fact the presence of contaminants in food has been demonstrated six workers with the dole food company claimed they were left sterile after coming into contact with the pesticide b.c.p. used on a banana plantation in nicaragua in the one nine hundred seventy s. they went to court and last year were awarded some three million dollars in damages the case was the first of several lawsuits involving our cultural workers levine's research also shows that food treated with pesticides has an effect on the people who eat it. the point of pesticides by definition is to prevent reproduction so it's no wonder that our research in the us shows there's no adverse effect on the sperm of men who consume fruit and vegetables that have been traded. for now the birth rate in israel remains robust. even so researchers warn against complacency. that it might go alongside our research we need to protect the public from these chemicals chemicals we know are hazardous and should be banned and the manufacturers should be held accountable and there. is time running out for humankind while the researchers in je

does it say about international human rights and law enforcement the gina house bill is wanted by dole trump and barack obama's espionage bosses to run the notorious cia the world has known about alleged cia violations of international law around the world for decades on the death squads of central america two assassinations in africa so what is half full dozen that is so bad even she saw the merit in withdrawing today's bid to run the organization potential cia director gina half offered to withdraw her nomination to head the spy agency but the president rebuffed her humble offer so how humble is she here is someone who worked with our interviewed here in jena high school has a lot of older her hands she's the godmother of the cia's torture program that's the take of cia whistleblower john kiriakou but if it's confirmed today won't she be winning. rightful place is the people's choice or the u.s. electoral college is choice for running the agency after all it was trump who said this on the campaign trail yes i would bring back waterboarding and i'd make it a hell of a lot worse than w

the sums of money into cars of anonymous destruction on home soon starting may twenty third on the dole. this is deja vu news live from berlin north korea invites foreign journalists to witness the destruction of its new nuclear testing facility is being billed as a goodwill gesture ahead of an historic summit with the u.s. but this is all a show for the cameras also coming up. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg from paris for a grilling.

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what does it say about international human rights and law enforcement the gina her spill is wanted by dole trump and barack obama's espionage bosses to run the notorious cia the world has known about alleged cia violations of international law around the world for decades on the death squads of central america two assassinations in africa so what is half full down that is so bad even she saw the merit in withdrawing today's bid to run the organization.

unlikely mass injuries between pyongyang and washington they've also become spokespeople for both can dole trump supposedly acceptance of kim jong un suppose that invitation photogs break these decades old stalemate well to discuss that i'm now joined by andrey linkov professor at cookman university insult professor link of its. good to have you on the show thank you very much for your time thank you very much at your service now we've just witnessed a major turnaround in how north korea and the united states approach one another just a few weeks ago the world feared to break out of a nuclear war now we are discussing the potentiality of the first ever face to face meeting between the two leaders since the korean war what do you think accounts for these dramatic shifts of well i would say cynically blackmail. because always a last year u.s. administration or pretty well it's a more there to be a more precise president trump himself has walked a very hard to create an impression that huge is seriously considering a military operation against north korea nobody but president himself can poss

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you can set this up and the money can be doled out over time >> just to drill down a little bit. this means, maybe i have stock i bought 10 to 20 years ago. i would like to donate that stock because it's appreciated so much in value, if i sell it, i'm going to pay a big tax hit on the appreciation. i can avoid that by just giving it away. >> that's exactly right. >> so what are the pros and cons to these funds >> there are a number of pros and cons to consider you can start with as little as $5,000, but you do have to pay an administrative fee of about 100, and then you can give it out in increments of $50 or so and many who set up these donor advised funds or at least some say, i want to have an endowment or a legacy and they don't give right away and the charity needs your money probably right away that's something to consider one of the things you want to do is make sure you're still giving in the manner you had intended to in the first place and give it to the charity when they need it for the things they need at that time. >> sharon was recognized this week with the survivor

those of you who do i do not know just a little sad sort of above the norm title dole. for. the czech republic admittedly ones produced a poison like the one you used in the soles where a tap on a pole a russian spy and his daughter despite the u.k.'s claims that only most go have been means to carry out the attack. also this hour we hear from anti fracking activists say i'm british police view as dangerous extremists alongside logical islamist antonio non-si. the police of being involved the dragging disabled people at the wheel stays on the public. oversalted the. pentagon says its forces are they could stationed in the horn of africa coming under attack from chinese laser weapons as the u.s. issues a warning of extreme caution to its soldiers. and r.t. joins in military parade rehearsals taking place in moscow as russia prepares for victory day on may ninth. practice makes perfect sense and simple but new goods like this one still being a little bit simple when there are dozens of vehicles involved in the all have to be in sync. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. in

and so i wanted to put all of these positive things on the record as well as dole honestly with the problemshat we had. host: our guest is stuart eizenstat. he is joining us from new york. we'll get to your phone calls in just a moment. in the book title "president carter: the white house years." and let me follow-up on some foreign policies that you just touched on. and in the bock, you write with regard to foreign policy, "carter was the first american president to make human rights a central feature of his foreign policy. his was the anti-this of the nixon-ford kisner concept of balance of hour." and you take that one step further. no one can draw clear line between the collapse of the soviet union and the human can you paign -- explain? guest: yes, steve, i can. for him, human rights and foreign policy was the flip side of the coin of civil rights at home. and for him, human rights was not a sort of doo we-eyed naive policy. he struck at the soft underbelly of the soviet union by reaching out to the dissident movement, the democratic movement to the soviet jewish movement. he saved sha r

now well it seems to be doleful that the terrorists will be the only reasoning for that is the questionf who is making the better product and that's what i meant with competition you have to there's a competition in the car sector and the americans a little bit try to sneak below the bar and say we impose tariffs and everything will get easier that will be you know on that potential trade war for the association of german chambers of commerce and industry thank you. and so he's got a favorite among fans also major made in germany them but massively popular around the world it's a car that screws into the hearts of millions worldwide the v.w. beetle has a vast fan base in germany and beyond with many want to work by its cute round form and reliability of course as a bag celebrates its eightieth birthday today that you takes you along for a joyride. with its red orange paint job and circular headlights it's ten months in the months pride and joy he's been a big fan of v.w. beetles for decades. true so they're nice and round really cuddly just adorable almost when you stand in front of it

unlikely mass injuries between pyongyang and washington they've also become spokespeople for both can dole trump supposedly acceptance of kim jong un suppose it invitation photogs break these decades old stalemate well to discuss that i'm now joined by under the law professor at the university insult professor link of it's good to have you on the show thank you very much for your time thank you very much at your service now we've just witnessed a major turnaround in how north korea and the united states approach one another just a few weeks ago the world feared to break out of a nuclear war now we are discussing the potentiality of the first ever face to face meeting between the two leaders since the korean war what do you think accounts for these dramatic shifts i will i would say cynically blackmail. because or was the last year u.s. administration or well let's say more there's been all but a size president himself has walked a very hard to create an impression there huge seriously considering that. nobody but president trump himself can possibly know was a he was really going to strike

but what i fear is over using that excuse over and over again it's kind of like telling the night doles the impact of it to a certain point it's like well what doesn't put somebody who's life in danger really of it is just covering up you know the thing that i want to really ask you is where do you see all this going i mean it's bizarre already it's taken the twists and turns i mean i think giuliani was saying that potentially or something the might wrap up the mueller investigation could wrap up by september something where does all this go next in your assessment well yeah giuliani a that said muller offered a deal of september first if he testifies of trump testifies i hope he does not meet with mother where are we going with this well first of all trump wanted investigation into the spy allegations but all he got was another inspector general investigation he can't subpoena people it put them under oath it's way it's a waste i think you got snookered with that i think you should demand that sixteen congressman did today a special counsel special and for a prosecutor to investigate t

and none of this human side to it or the dole ministry the designer of the go the we should remember that they're ordinary people teach as well as decorations and so this is a wonderful question and thank you for bringing it up and then myself working with refugees professionally and academically we constantly see that refugees are often framed in the media as victims as people that are recipients of aid and really categorized into a lump sum of a refugee in a migrant sometimes news organizations will show you what's happening on the ground in very live footage of civil war and and you know if you are watching chemical weapons attack videos these sort of things have had a lasting impact and people tend to watch engage with that but the flip side of that is that it does frame people and puts them into a particular box which is really not true to that population when i work in time as when i'm on the field i meet doctors my last translator had training as an aeronautical engineer you meet design. carpenters gardeners people from all walks of life i had a several hour long chat with a w

cowen dan thank you so much for being here this is a big deal for greece they've been sort of on the dolein the e.u. for a long time but what's changed well i mean this is the the end of these bailouts maybe around the corner but we've seen massive austerity measures implemented fourteen rounds to be exact and the cuts right exactly well yes and so these of basically government employees have lost their jobs pensions have been slashed decrease of the minimum wage increase the retirement age is all well taxes have been raised in two thousand and eleven unemployment in greece was sixteen point seven percent now in twenty eighteen it's twenty point nine percent so it really hasn't done a lot for working people and it's led to a massive. brain drain among young people who have left the country in search of better opportunity because the unemployment is worst for them there they are unemployed at forty percent the measures were accompanied by a massive private privatization program by the international monetary fund and the european commission greece was required to sell its assets in order to

now well it seems to be doleful that the terrorists will be the only reasoning for that is the question of who is making the better product and that's what i meant with competition you have to there's a competition in the car sector and the americans a little bit try to sneak below that bar and say we impose tariffs and everything will get easier that will you know it will on that potential trade war for the association of german chambers of commerce and industry thank you. the diesel scandal has officially reached dima germany's transport authorities as the comic are installed a legal defeat devices in its sadie's benz veto delivery van will have to recall six thousand of them the agency says dima use the technology to switch off the exhaust cleanings is thems during driving which would boost nitrogen oxide emissions aimable have to remove the prohibited software from and spends. it on a share price under fire on two fronts the car tariffs and its recall general loans been tracking this story for us from the frankfurt stock exchange ginnell house dietl doing. well for now they've relea