jane: so dorothy, what do you think when you heard that there was a crepe erase advanced, that they wereto make a better crepe erase version of? version of crepe erase? dorothy: i thought it was impossible, how could you make a better? then i noticed, oh, it goes on so much smoother. it absorbs faster and it keeps my skin hydrated much longer than anything else. jane: people say, is that a cream? there are lots of creams you can buy. i go, no, this is a treatment. dorothy: a daily treatment. jane: and you use it all year? dorothy: all year round. it gets rid of the crepey skin, and my sensitive skin never breaks out. crepe erase advanced works and . it does what it says. [applause] jane: thank you. dorothy: thank you. dr. van dyke: i'm 62. my patients are me and i relate to their feelings. women come and see me and sometimes they'll say, i have my grandmother's skin. it is saggy and loose. the thing that makes crepe erase advanced different from other products i have tried and used, is there's a two-step treatment. in the two steps work very much together. you see the instant gratificati

the girls are with you swear your supporters to your shoes through sure sure mr you should cook dorothy what was your design. so. and a very warm welcome to you you're watching on the internet. and we're back with me to discuss suppressed secretary. i've heard you in many instances say that even though chinese are very close partners with russia they're often very cautious in relations with russians and in dealing with russian businesses and i got know that russian chinese banks are sometimes refusing to serve russian customers allies 1st because they're afraid of the american sanctions so when you think about it does it mean then decide. china economic relations are dependent. on washington well everything is interdependent in this world and of the countries are free there are moves in their decisions every country have to balance and rebalance their activities in the field of economy because we are all interdependent so this way yes of course we can feel an influence of american sanctions you know by that relationship but at the same time at the same time we are sober enough to take those

girls are with you swear your supporters to your machine station shouldn't for you should cook dorothy what was your desire to close to. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be. that you'd like to be crossed. this is what the 3 of them will be. interested in the water. flowing welcome to crossfire all things are considered i'm peter lavelle ties the time come for google and other big tech companies there's a growing consensus the near monopoly status of many of these companies is bad for competition bad for the consumer and even for freedom of speech no doubt silicon valley is lowering of. cross talking big tech i'm joined by my guest bill new in london he is a privacy campaigner and c.e.o. of the cyber crisis firm the crisis team in dallas we have a he's a wealthy advisor is well as a managing partner at chop wood investments and in seabeck we cross to jeffrey.

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girls who are with you or your supporters to whom she is through she shouldn't feel you should put dorothy what was your desire. to drink. the headlines this hour donald trump the outgoing prime minister to resume a meeting in 10 downing street as part of the u.s. president's state visit to the u.k. on monday he met the queen with protests outside buckingham palace. also to race based genocide that's how a new canadian government report brands decades of violence against the country's indigenous women prime minister justin trudeau was heckled for failing to use the word genocide when admitting mistakes were made. this is an uncomfortable day for killing. and ministers in the lead in the group of verge global support for the venezuelan opposition leader planned wide open has led to several failed attempts to oust nicolas maduro from. fellow those just gone 1 o'clock in the afternoon here in moscow you're watching international now it is the 2nd day of the u.s. president's 3 day state visit to the united kingdom the more trump and prime minister reason may a currently code. i'm saying i'm meeting

the girls are with you for your supporters to your shoes lucian shouldn't feel you should put dorothy what was your design. how can we help citizens become healthier and happier moscow are going for a full of the 7th of july as our young hero business program interactive exhibition open health congress open festival the late details don't i'm also been forum dot com 16 plus. donald trump interest to me valid to maintain the special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. as the american president continues to state his visit to britain. meanwhile anti trump protesters flood central london with the infamous baby balloon flying over the city once again by the u.s. president seems to have been looking the other way. we were the protests i don't see any protests i did see a small protest today when i came 1st small. also this our race based genocide is how a government report decades of violence against canada's indigenous women i'm going to start justin trudeau is heckled though for failing to use the word genocide when .

we don't know what she looked like but this is her school photo and she is in there. somewhere. dorothyt a mine and sank off the normandy coast. the nurses help to save 75 wounded men before losing their lives when the ship went down. it was 7am on a foggy sunday morning, the amsterdam was waiting to go home full of injured men in the wards below deck. so she swung at anchor off the normandy coast. a mine hit the engine room. the lights went out and the amsterdam was broken into. ——in two. she and the other sister on board, dorothy field, were taken into the lifeboats and they were therefore technically rescued, but they went back again and again and again, and between them they rescued 75 strecher—bound troops. and then, sadly, they went down for another lot, and the ship went down. and that was the end of molly. this photograph was taken two days before the sinking. it shows the wounded soldiers being winched aboard offjuno beach. one of the crew who survived remembers a dreadful explosion. he wrote, i was trying to escape the rapidly sinking ship when i saw a nurse trying to squeeze

the girls who are you serious who could use to your shoes shouldn't be you should cook dorothy one who's doing. what is it call and pick one is magic internet money a new type of digital currency decentralized digital scarcity chancellor i'm bringing a 2nd bailout for bank that's called that got us a lot for a reason because being a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus is a game changer in the human history of this is columbus discovering a new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the moon with max and stacey. donald trump and theresa may found to maintain the special relationship between the u.s. and u.k. is the american president continues his state visit to britain. from protesters flood central london with the infamous baby donald's balloon flying over the city again u.s. president seems to be looking the other way. we were the protests i don't see any protests i did see a small protest today when i came very small. race

and the simplest answer to that question is whether they succeeded in obtaining what american journalist dorothy calls up these of paper with a stamp in it, that according to thompson could mean and very often did me the difference between life and death. dorothy thompson has been one of the first american journalists to report from nazi germany. she actually interviewed hillary. refugee crisis was going, she could see the consequences and already in that it is ates fantastic commentary on the inhumanity of our time, that the thousands and thousands of people, it views of paper with a stamp on it is the difference between night and day. i wanted to dive into the lives of the people who were trying to obtain stamps, and i also wanted to prescribe the decision-making, the policymaking, that went into whether or not you were issued with these life-saving visas. quite a few books have been written about u.s. immigration and refugee policy during this period, but as far as i know my none of these books -- they are sort of focus on the debate that was taking place in washington and the united states,

no one would have known what was going on, or how long they had to make their escape. so for dorothyen difficult for them to know how long they had, it would have been very difficult to get those men up, though 75 men in a very short space of time. it is a remarkable feat in itself, and of course, in helping save those lives, they lost their own lives that morning. it is reported it took eight minutes for the amsterdam to think of the sea bed of normandy, where it lies today around 20 metres down. 106 lives we re around 20 metres down. 106 lives were lost. the survivors wrote letters of gratitude to the parents of the nurses. the captain said dorothy was the bravest woman he had ever known. the letters landed at molly's home in so, and it dorothy's pa rents molly's home in so, and it dorothy's parents home near ringwood. and look what i found at the back of the garage, a packing crate, he is using it for storage. i will read the name, d field. it for storage. i will read the name, dfield. queen it for storage. i will read the name, d field. queen alexander imperial nursing service. t

what? archie bunker -- fonzie's jacket is there. >> the dorothy and i sa because that dress is discontinuedwo. and there's only one of the dress. and i was like i don't want them to fight over the dress. and it would be an honor to have that dress be at that museum. >> jimmy: yeah. so is the dress now there? >> no. i have to -- i have to give it to them. and then they also have to wash it because there's all this probably like pregnant juice on it. [ laughter ] that juice was like $8 from h & m. it's so crazy. >> jimmy: well, you can buy them now at party city it sounds like. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, that's quite an honor to have something you wore in the smithsonian. >> it is. you know, and i think about -- when they asked me and i decided to give it to them, i think a lot about my dad because he -- you know, he grew up in this one-bedroom apartment in chinatown with no running water. and he worked his ass off to study and become this anesthesiologist to provide the best life possible for me and my siblings. and even when i was struggling, he was so supportive. he would come to my [ bleep

simon dowling and dorothy lu from environmental association in cocoa tau take us out to sea. they want to show us what's changed since we 1st came here a whole fleet of boats awaits us at the dive site. diving is a massive venture thousands crowd the few new dive sites. the a world of the union suddenly become across a whale shark the biggest fish in the world it's harmless to humans. in the in mean you know all the divers are completely over the moon. but now we see the consequences here destroyed coral. there are definitely too many tourists here if we could limit the number of terrorists or change their marine status it would help a lot. and limitation as well fishing is also a big impacts on every his mouth we sail back to her town. we're always under observation because our shoot on the island is strictly monitored by the tourist police were meant to just show the good parts. of west secretly shooting these pictures from the garbage and many tourists ends up in islands interior and unofficial dumps like this. the waste water flows untreated into the sea in many places. $1500000.00 tourists visit cu

bring back our wizard of odds, not oz, that would make me dorothy which is a dream but not tonight. that's my dream too. >> [applause] >> what a terrible week to be a normal democrat. >> [laughter] >> you have 20 choices and none of them make any sense. they're either crazy or they're boring, and that's no way to go through life. first the crazy, we've got a steaming hot bag of it. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [overlapping speakers] >> that's why we need to pass the equality act. >> on january 20, 221, the donald trump. >> [laughter] >> judging from that, i don't think so. >> booo. >> but hey, the upside, at least the country's mental health professionals are breathing a sigh of relief that we have 20 nuts safely in one place. >> [applause] >> but, that's okay. my favorite nutcake, oh, this beautiful nut cake. >> i called the prime minister who said that her goal is to make new zealand the place where it's the best place in the world for a child to grow up and i'll tell my girlfriend you're so wrong because the united states of america is going to be the best place in the world for one of my first phone calls will be to

bring back our wizard of odds, not oz, that would make me dorothy which is a dream but not tonight. that's my dream too. >> [applause] >> whate week to be a normal democrat. >> [laughter] >> you have 20 choices and none of them make any sense. they're either crazy or they're boring, and that's no way to go through life. first the crazy, we've got a steaming hot bag of it.

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we don't know what she looked like but this is her school photo and she is in there. somewhere. dorothyand dorothy were on board the hospital carrier amsterdam when it hit a mine and sank off the normandy coast. the nurses helped to save 75 wounded men before losing their lives when the ship went down. the amsterdam was waiting to go home full of men in the wards below decks. so she swung at anchor off the normandy coast. a mine hit the engine room. the lights went out and the amsterdam was broken into. she and the other sister on board, dorothy field, were taken into the lifeboats and they were therefore technically rescued, but they went back again and again and again, and between them they rescued 75 strecher—bound troops. and then, sadly, they went down for another lot, and the ship went down. dorothy was 32, molly died a week before her 28th birthday. she was about to be married. before being taken by the cold english channel, they helped to save 75 men, one for each year that has passed. shaun peel, bbc news. see if you can notice a slight repetition in the programme here, we are

dorothy one who's deal does the request. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that prevalent in this population that fall for conviction human. look at any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of the turkish was designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said therefore we're all poor or very sad statement there i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all their crime. how can we help citizens become healthier and happier mosco than poor fools to 7th of july reasons programmed into rants about submission open house congress know the best of all the little details don't have also been forum dot com 16 plus. entries to me about to maintain the special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. as the american president continues his state visit to britain. meanwhile and protesters flood central london with the infamous baby donald balloon flying over the ci

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dorothy one who's doing. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that prevalent in this particular case the fall the conviction if you look at any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said or forward poor horary santa statement there i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture of odd accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all their cry. israeli army launches air strikes on syrian territory killing of 3 soldiers that the f. claim it was a response to an earlier attack by syria. and among the stories that shaped the week a u.n. expert on torture of the way julian assange has been treated in recent years amounts to psychological torture yes that's making him a day after a function failed to appear in court for health. issues all the symptoms that are cuckoo for a person because been exposed to so close to over the years. from impe

overshadow what has been a big effort on the part of all venezuelans that's why as soon as we had the information about the ongoing investigation we decided to send it straight to every impartial dorothy. the people who did this bear in mind were appointed by do personally and he only chose to speak with the story already public knowledge saying transparent investigation is needed also amazingly managing to somehow imply that the venezuelan government does involve culpable complicit and that guy duo doesn't cover up corruption which he kept covered up for at least a month obviously the actual venezuelan government has questions. this huge drug corruption poor to divert money that we could use fall sick children instead of being spent include a medicine that has been used to pay for alcohol prostitutes expensive shopping trips and luxury hotels as do those allies wise his party which promises to cleanse venezuela of corruption and exercise the demons of the old regime why these people are blowing tens of thousands of dollars in aid money on prostitutes drugs and booze and live a concert that richard branson blair along with others in the u.s. pro champion of february 22nd 23rd is a com

dorothy one whose job is in the. act. of god and the track was. a series of explosions ripped through a russian bomb factory including at least 8 injuring at least $85.00 people eyewitnesses tell us what they stole to reynolds on the street they couldn't understand what was happening all the green dos are smashed from the top floor down where i leave. their cases here ports in the us to beef up. i've heard of donald trump's visit from building a huge security fence to the annoyance of locals. because going into coming to screen the french school you can't see anything not going to the summit much better luck to you. and a new computer game based on the war in syria.

what you do see are the shops it owns — topshop, burton, dorothy perkins, miss selfridge. sir philip was once dubbed the king of the high street but his shops have struggled to keep up with changing habits of shoppers and online rivals. the plan today is to cut costs. that means closing around 50 stores and renegotiating rents on another 200. part of a sorting out of finances through a controversial called a company voluntary arrangement or cva. all eyes are on whether landlords will approve the deal. to sweeten as part of negotiations the green family has offered to put in extra money to reduce the rent cuts. but landlords don't have an easy choice. landlords have got two choices with arcadia. they either accept the cva which means reduced rain and store closure but the likelihood of that facing value in the future is likely. 0therwise facing value in the future is likely. otherwise they would have empty likely. otherwise they would have e m pty stores likely. otherwise they would have empty stores but they may be able to fill those with more robust retailers. now arcadia

dorothy roberts point, which i think is important. it just pushes us to really understand the limitation of the facts or the data around something, around even our project of being teachers. what is data good for but what isn't it good for? you know, i'll leave you with this last reflection. that has to do with colleagues who out at stanford who wrote a great set of papers about how just presenting people with data about racial disparities in the criminal justice system actually doesn't lead them to want to support reforms in the system. specifically white america. they did a study in new york showing america about disparities and asking white americans, the respondents, so now are you willing to support reforms against three strikes law and stop and frisk? the more they were exposed to the knowledge around this, the more likely they were to support the reforms, which tells us something is happening between, you know, their eyes and the data, and that is all of the stories, the narratives, interpretative frames, oh, if there's more black people behind bars, they must deserve to be there. they must be more criminal. confirms all the racial narratives, so that tells us we have t

artists of our past, using dorothy a cotton and james bevel, who challenged king in may of 1963 and said you are ,oing to lose in birmingham let's creatively think of something. what wasded to do called the children's miracle. if you organize children to march, you will awaken this country. people at home in iowa and new jersey watched children get bitten by dogs. it raised the conference of this country. the power of the people is greater than the people of power. if you are going to have a president that has experience of getting impossible things done with the coalition, i could not get supermarkets to come to newark. the first i went to las vegas to talk to a supermarket chain, they laughed at me. under my breath, i said he will be in newark. i had to do creative things. this is a funny story. i was watching tv at home. late night talk show host like to kick cities in the gut. they make chicago jokes, detroit jokes. they like to kick black and brown committees. came on tv.n this is when he was on the tonight show. i heard newark has a new health care program. i was proud. i lowered perception job cuts -- perception job cost. -- drug costs. i hope the health ca

dorothy. >> there's my mom. >> how are you? >> have you met luke? >> no. >> well, give him a hug. >> a group hug. >> ah. >> i'm being smothered. >> i thought that was your mom. >> no, no. whatd three years ago, tourism in that area is up 20%. michael? >> all right. thank you so much. amy, now to our series "real estate reality check." "shark tank's" barbara corcoran is back with insider tips on what you need to know to buy a home. barbara, always great to have you here and got a question. when you start buying, does it make more sense to shop for a newly built home or for an older home? >> it's never about good sense but taste and most people fall into one camp or the other. the people that like to buy a new home like new fixtures, control of what they're doing, they can choose the finishing and even choose their paint color. but old homes come with their own personality. you can imprint your personality on the old home and old homes usually win people's heart much like a love affair and you'll find out exactly what's wrong with it in about two years out. [ laughter ] >> you know, we need some help from the audience. everybody has a paddle. true/false paddle so pick up your

what promises to be an inspiring and intriguing conversation. as a columnist at a major chicago newspaper and as president of the national association of black journalists chicago chapter i owe my career to dorothy butler gilliam. author of trailblazer, pioneering journalist fighting to make the media look more like america. yes, i owe my career to dorothy butler gilliam and two pioneers such as sheet. those who endured the struggle of being the first. those who endured the struggles associated with breaking down racial barriers. dorothy butler gilliam was only 23 when hired at "the washington post". twenty-three. the year was 1961, a time of civil unrest in the battle for racial equality. she would be the first african-american woman reporter ever to be hired by the iconic newspaper but in the post, prestigious hall miss gilliam was ignored, dismissed by most of her weight colleagues. they were not even speak to her. taxis would not stop for her but a black doorman did stop for her and when she arrived in an upscale apartment building to interview a white resident he informed her the maid's entrance is around the back. the post would not even, at the time, cover deaths in the black community. c