swansea band dream state premiered their new song on radio 1 last night.s of millions of streams online. but it's not been easy getting here. when she was at university, their singer cj got addicted to drugs and alcohol. radio 1 newsbeat reporter will chalk‘s been to meet her. i knew i had a problem when i was in my room alone, just drinking and smoking. and i remember i had a baggie of mdma and i would just crack into it by myself. six years ago, cj gilpin had to drop out of university with addiction problems. now the band she is in, dream state, has had tens of millions of streams online. they are releasing their debut album and cj is in recovery. we went down to one of their rehearsals. back then, when i was in uni, there was a pressure to succeed. i didn't feel at the time like i was. so, for me, like, marijuana especially and wine, would become my kind of way ofjust kind of bearing all my problems and hiding from it. and then codine for a while. the drugs and alcohol became a crutch and university tried everything they could in the last year to kind o

to me it's sort of an expression of some sort of weird dream state that we're currently finding ourselvesso the little animas, bits of our spirits-- >> on a spiritual level, and an animal, grotesque level, your twitter persona. >> stephen: spirits can be grotesque, too. you did a short in support of the album. this is also called "anima." this was show the in prague by paul tom anderson. >> prague and france. >> stephen: prague and frawns, there you go. why prague? >> this shot is quite funny. >> stephen: what is going on there? >> you can't see this. but, unfortunately, the gates weren't working properly, so we had to get some people to, like, hold the gates. because i come up against the gate, and it's supposed to-- like that. but it wasn't doing that. we dressed two guys, two unsuspecting local guys, in luminous green that they can cut out. >> stephen: a green scene. >> green scene onesies. >> stephen: there are men in this photo that we can't see? >> they were taken out. they're both behind-- just imagine. i'm pulling this face. there are two big guys with luminous green onesies right

he lives in this dream state. >> more like homer simpson. >> by lives in this dream state, sir, sir. it's so funny, you know, this is the same guy that attacked ed miller mcraven and said it took too long. it took too long for you to get osama bin laden. attacked barack obama. now the shoe's on the other foot and it's insanity. >> talls comes bait all comes b obama. >> what is it about him that makes him feel so inadequate. >> well, barack obama is beloved around the world and one could argue that trump is going to have a hard time ever getting there. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it's tuesday, october 29th. along with joe, willie and me, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. politics editor for the daily beast sam stein. associate editor for the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. and staff writer for the atlantic magazine, james fallows joins thus morning. great to have you all with us this morning. >> willie, what a bad, bad day yesterday. terrible day for republicans running around, it seems that every one of the straw men that they had

alongfor with there is the assumption dream relies can on equality in the united states. that everyone in this country lives here has access to the american dream. now reflecting on your grand participants and parents, how to that respond question? ith a she of hands how many -- with a show of hands how many people's parents lived in your a pwbetter life than your grandparents' generation. interesting. how many of you think that you a standard of ve living better than your parents? ok. really begs the question what is standard of living. i get it. we are going that, to move on to talk about what happened to the u.s. economy. sort of a development in u.s. political economy after the 1960's. it is a period that we refer to d deindustrialization. jobs started t moving. american capital started moving places where it had been established over the course the 20th century. to help us understand that, can was it tell me what about the united states between 1970 that made prosper? >> what happened? what fueled this american dream that help your parents' generation to live better t

proposed to us a 5 day deadline we have valuated it and reached an agreement according to your dream and the united states will make sure that the kurdish rebels will leave outside of the safe zone within 120 hours which is 5 days we have passed our operations for 120 hours the rebel groups will have to destroy arms leave defensive positions and go outside of the 30 kilometer zone within this timeframe after these terms are met the turkish operation will end. speaking at the e.u. summit in brussels the french president a menu on my call it says turkey's military operation in syria is madness it could leave them or they could with very closely monitoring the situation and it shows how much responsibility to he has this is a potential accomplice to the revival of i still think it's too early to know what the situation is on the ground but there are no flights from syrian camps to paris and unfortunately these people mainly intend to fight for the caliphate so it's craziness what the have been doing in the past few days but u.s. president donald trump insists it's working well. i just spoke to president earl

dreams. >>> cities, states and counties have found a new way to combat climate change. gas companies to state court. their argument is that the energy companies knowingly sell products that cause harm. according to the city of baltimore, the companies have contributed to atmospheric warming which leads to rising sea levels, frequent heat waves and more extreme weather events. but now the energy companies named in baltimore's lawsuit are appealing to a higher power, the supreme court. joining me, solicitor for the city of baltimore, andre davis. thank you very much for joining us. what legal tool are you using to say that fossil fuel companies knowingly are contributing to the detriment of the climate? >> thank you so much for having me on. the legal tools we are using are the tried and true tools that have been used for centuries by those who suffer harm on the basis of activities including legal activities of actors in the commercial area. and so we are seeking compensation on behalf of the city from the harm that has happened and that we know will continue to occur as

islamic state called on its sympathizers around the world to support the mount of brothers in the battle on mindanao. their ultimate dream is to establish islamic state that's why at the end it is impossible because even you win this water by the allied of the predicted go but i mean will not allow it to hop in if you see have been in iraq. doing the america the big big thing so what happened you know with the above that you know you will loose. the sheriff's run several religious schools and morale way he says the kind of islam they teach is peaceful and has nothing in common with i.a.s. ideology. oh ok. he tells us that muslims here are concerned to maintain their own culture independence is not a priority. in fact he says many muslims in iraq we had actually voted for do territory. and yet it was the president himself he continues who provoked the attack on the city. look what our president did use did by the. ok you can bore down to one and more. authority in may on opinion this is the the. but the goldberg the go betterment also has a point because it did not allow us to negotiate with the devil. we accompany show r

an american dream finally comes true and what was once a vast expansive swampland in the garden stateican dream megamall and entertainment center in east rutherford new jersey opened and the public after two decades of fits and starts in billions of dollars exchanging hands. new jersey governor phil murphy giving it a palms up. >> it's a great line. i don't know how to define it but i know it when i see it. this feels like a success. >> i want to be honest with you a live down the block and i think it's a shock to everyone that it's actually open. it's been a long time. jon: the american dream all is the second-largest second largest in the country with 3 million square feet of real estate dedicated to dozens of attractions including an indoor ski slope, rollercoaster and waterpark. that's how "fox report saturday" october 26. i'm john scott. thanks for joining us. i will see you again tomorrow. ♪ mark: hello america i am mark levin and is a "life, liberty and levin." senator ron johnson how are you? >> rate, nice to be here. mark: republican from wisconsin. when the reasons i wanted

dream. phi beta -- he's kappa from howard and chairman, very important committee in the congress of the united states. he lived the american dream. and he wanted it for everyone else. he spoke with unsurpassed clarity and moral integrity when he spoke on the floor. had the -- just coincidental opportunity to speak -- to be at breakfast with someone who served with him in the state legislature in maryland, and he said when elijah cummings would stand up in the state legislature, the house of delegates as it's called there, the room would fall silent. . was going to be better for them and that they would bring with our values. in that regard, in terms of a i'm so proud that richie neal announced in the markup, owering the cost of prescription drugs, that he was uggesting to name the bill for elijah cummings. so appropriate because elijah fighter for lowering the cost of prescription drugs, eaching across the aisle to do so. he always stroefb to reach across -- strove to reach across the aisle and even have dialogue with the president for an aisle subject -- for a while on this subject. elijah ld now be

. >> at the end of the day we come with basketball as an opportunity to sell dreams, sell hopes. >> the chinese state broadcaster is now deciding to not air two nba preseason games scheduled for this week. >> it's one of the first things when it comes to building a better bay area. now some tech companies are pitching in money. reporter david louie shows a bit of what they're doing to help. >> reporter: projects like vilas on the park that shows progress is happening in creating affordable housing. it has raised $112 million from tech companies to start these projects. >> most recently google have been able to provide us the capital we need in order to help start up affordable housing developments throughout the bay area. >> reporter: that fund has gone to more than 20 developers to create 2,300 units of affordable housing. some are still empty lots awaiting ground break. many sites are near public transit and jobs. a big challenge for affordable housing developers is finding land especially in the area where there is so much competing interest for commercial development. this site is going to be the

so where to for the kurds now child dreams of an autonomous state. that's right yeah the kurds facing what can only be described as a very uncertain political future in syria as you heard the russians are very keen on bringing the kurds in getting the kurds to talk to the syrian government but there is deep deep distrust after all the efforts that they made that. to try and forge some sort of what was described as a defacto semi autonomous state in northern syria which they called regime which some analysts describe as being a functional democracy and a good one at that it was labeled as a terrorist is run by terrorists by early on so you can imagine the kind of deep distrust that the turks have and the kurds have with respect to the syrian regime as well it was only a few days before that agreement that was made between the u.s. sorry between the kurds and the syrian government that the syrian government called the kurds separatists and traces there was no indication then that they was going to be any kind of any kind of agreement between them so th

the iraqi president recently stated there was a risk i still could dream urges the result of the us withdrawal from serious and he stated there was a risk i still could dream urges the result of the u.s. withdrawal from syria security committee member. said that's also a good security committee member. said that's also a growing fear among the people of iraq. this is a worrying issue fear among the people of iraq. this is a worrying issue. americans leaving that side of the latter part of the world and americans leaving that side of that part of the world and we don't really know what is going on exactly in that part in north korea we don't really know what is going on exactly in that part in north korea north. of syria north east of syria also where north was of syria north east of syria also where isis is believed to have bases there so resurrecting isis or ice is believed to have bases there so resurrecting isis as a threat as a new threat to iraq is a worrying issue and it is as a threat as a new threat to iraq as a worrying issue and it is something that we all share this fear and this wo

here yes cloudy as felix lucas i'm sure you can imagine that a stately house like this was the dream of many a century and all prefect all. blended plans to spend their retirement. i hope you've enjoyed our tour and know a little more than when you arrived as well as. you thank you not at all or because it was my pleasure see you back here soon at the villa. well we're leaving the romans and sol and now i'm going to brazil the locals live there we're going to meet up with mark. and he's going to show us his hometown soldier all the way. they visit so welcome to south here in. a state in brazil. so professor my name's markel truly or opposed i'm a retired university professor and i'm going to show you the city starting with st francis of assisi church which is often displayed on post cards. and maybe it's a catholic church built in the late 18th century based in part on designs by antonio francisco lisboa who was known as the little cripple because an illness had left him disabled and disfigured if you don't do is a killer but that didn't stop him from becoming the greatest sculptor o

in the united states the highest earner has over £2.1 million. i dreamedthink there is no limit for tournaments andi there is no limit for tournaments and i would like to see a schedule with 40 and i would like to see a schedule with 110 or 45 events. and has never pretended to be like the lpga. it is what it is. the lpga has prayed for what it is. the lpga has prayed for what 75 million? she aims for the next tea m what 75 million? she aims for the next team and won the new south wales open twice but she knows the reality of life on tour. there is a lot you have to pay for, and the top 20 you might earn 6000 euros and then you have paid top stomach close to 2000 euros and food and accommodation. a lot of girls will be pulling their own trolley and hopefully these pieces will start to improve. sponsors are attracted to success improve. sponsors are attracted to success and innovation so the cap when added to the mixed gender and then enjoyed in and under the likes of dubai should help the ladies european tour make their paycheque for a brighterfuture. euro

he lived the american dream and a chairman of a very important committee of the united states. everyone else. he spoke with unsurpassed clarity and moral integrity when he spoke on the floor. i had the just coincidental opportunity to speak at breakfast with someone who served with him at the state legislator at maryland and he said when elijah cummings would stand up in the state legislator or house of delegates as it's called there the room would fall silent. everyone wanted to hear what elijah has to say. and that is of course what is the case in congress, in his committee and thin the country. he used to always say our children are our living messengers to a future we will never see. so he wanted to be

earnings in the united states are 13 times that of europelj earnings in the united states are 13 times that of europe. i dreame to see a schedule with a0 or a5 events. we are, it is what it is. the lpga play for 75 million. england's megan maclaren is aiming for the next solheim cup team. she has won the new south wales twice but knows there is a lot on two. they say you came top 20, you might and 6000 euros and then you have paid close to 1000 euros in food and accommodation and you look around a tournament like this, a lot of girls will be pulling their own trolley. all of these things, hopefully, piece by piece will start to improve. sponsors are attracted to success and innovation. so, the solemn cup when added to the mixed gender event in jordan and solemn cup when added to the mixed gender event injordan and playing under the lights in dubai, should help the lady's european tour make their pitch for a brighter future. —— solheim cup. the build up to the rugby world cup quarter—finals continues — with the last eight teams preparing for the knockout stage which starts on saturday. england face australia i

many incredible things in world that were built by people who had the spirit and dream and the vision. the empire stateuilding, just about 10 blocks where here, you can imagine to build that back in the day. something so high, soaring above everything else it takes spirit and determination, and someone has to be behind it, that is the idea behind the amazing projects with american built, not just the empire state building, it is hoover dam, the pacific coast highway, golden gate bridge. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you. >> american built on "fox nation" right now. >> remember just go to your streaming device, type in foxnation.com, search all "fox nation" originals in minutes. >> i found them. >> great, steve is download its right now. >> speaking of originals, we come back, we will look at new show that required my on assemble a team of fox news all-stars, i'll explain more, after this. it's just the way things are. when you're under pressure to get the job done, it seems you have to accept the fact that some equipment will sit idle, or underutilized. but it doesn't have to be that way. that's why un

state. senator stevens worked tirelessly for these dreams, and in the last speech he gave on this floor of the united states senate, he recounted some of his successes. he said, quote, where there was nothing but tundra and forest, today there are now airports, roads, ports, water and sewer systems, hospitals, clinics, communications networks, research labs, and much, much more. he went on to say alaska was not sue ward's folly and is no longer an impoverished territory. alaska is a great state and an essential tribute tor to our nation's -- essential contributor to our nation's energy security and national defense. in that speech he said he was proud to have a role, a role in that transformation of alaska. now, mr. president, i think we're all realizing in that speech, senator stevens was being very humble. he just didn't have a role, he played the lead role. indeed, everywhere any alaskan goes across the state as senator murkowski has already stated, you see signs of his hard work, his dedication to the alaskan dream and the critical role he played in transforming our great state. but i thin

turner: the champion of the ,ew york state dream act senator lewis sepulveda. holding it down all the way up from upstate new york, attacked wall street, assemblyman philip stack. your own homegrown queens wonderful, fighting on behalf of dreamers, seniors and the economy that works for all workers, assemblymember ron kemp. and last but certainly not least, the man who took a stand against corporate greed and helped lay the smack down on jeff bezos. who in his spare time pushed the most progressive legislative session in new york state history, senate deputy majority leader mike -- hello, somebody. listen to my and brothers. listen, sisters and brothers. [crowd chanting "new york squad"] sen. turner: sisters and brothers, i need y'all to do something. you know how bernie sanders always talks about this movement, this presidential run not being about me but about us, so all the folks in the elected nowstry on this stage right -- i call you the ministry because you care about the people you serve. come on, somebody. come on, somebody. we want to do this. are you

d states of dream big, fight hard, let's win! [cheers and applause] let's do some q&a. all right.ot some. where are the people with our microphones? behind me. here we go. fabulous. hi. i understand you guys dmru got out here. i >> my name is chris. hi, chris. market -- the stock >> i love your fashion choice. >> thank you. you, man.d on okay g. so despite the stock we et doing really well, warren t administration do to change the way we talk about the health of economy in a way that's more toistic and doesn't cause us lose sight of that suffering? >> okay. it's a great question, chris. used to be a time when there were like two or three indicators, how the stock market is doing, how gdp how unemployment is going, two of them up and one meant generally america was doing pretty well. not everybody, but we were all in the same g direction. and then about four decade ago, elected, d reagan got i'm just saying. you watch and they start to divide. gdp keeps going up. stock market goes up. unemployment sometimes goes up, go down. but hard working middle class amilies, we just flatten ou

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dream act. >> this is for the united states. >> to provide opportunities for us. >> they will find those idealsere often met through sacrifice and a belief. and a belief. >> this is more than a building but a dream come true. >> history despite its pain cannot be un- lived. >> i want to give a shout out to lonnie's unders - - important to understand this project would not and could not have happened without his drive and energy and optimism. eleven years we have dreamed and toiled for this day. today dream too long deferred is a dream no longer. we guarantee as long as there is an america this museum will educate and engage to ensure a full story of our country to be built on the national mall. >> in may the smithsonian institute. >> i hope they can be the place where people look to not just to visit but to help them because for me it is about helping the smithsonian be the place for america that helps it grapple with what his into understand itself and its role. >> author lonnie bunche. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [laughter] your cutting into his time. what a terrific book. it'

our whole hopes to move to united states, for our dreams and build a family and the building of our society. and community. also, program director and supervisor, i happily left susan behind but there is no thing for me. i have to be that went out my wife. bring delight by love and my future clause of man. i finished to leave you with the knowledge that it is unfair. is destroying our lives. you do not know what is going to happen and how long to have to wait. for all of the races above, we would like to raise her voice to the house of representatives, law and order based on the u.s. constitution. please help us to build our lives and stop this injustice. monday more have a similar story, similar hardships and similar sorrows and sadness. those we hope to call this home of the brave blend of the free. their home. as of this country on the same flag and those can be for them yet there have been asked clause of the nationalities and religions. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you very much. we will now turn to his mail. >> thinks good afternoon. thank you for giving me the opportun

president trump is standing in the way of the democrats' dream of a green socialist nanny state withpen borders. i think this all started with the mueller report, the charges of russian collusion. trish: 98 different times they thought of how they could impeach him. one after another. now you have ukraine. the reality is i think people want something to vote for, not something to vote against. unless they come up with policy ideas that night work, because all their economy policies are falling flat. >> i was just going to say, they are willing to do waste takes to defeat president trump and take him from office, even 13 months before the election. this is being done behind closed doors. secret witnesses. they started with an anonymous whistleblower. and now we won't hear from the whistleblower himself. this tells the american people that they are willing to do whatever it takes. trish: the motion to censure adam schiff in congress is gaining momentum. tonight republican congressman behind the push is here to talk all about it. the media on the attack accusing peter navarro of fabrica

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state department earlier this week. >>> coming up, the story of an american dream decades in the making.ow two families came together to make their own wind and are crushing the industry. >>> a mostly clear, mild fall day out there. i will have a look at what you can expect for your bay area friday and the cooling trend coming our way for the weekend. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> as we've been reporting, fleet week isunderway. here's a live picture along san francisco's waterfront. people starting to pack there on the beach. they will catch party show underway. a lot of boats making their way out to san francisco bay. the national anthem took place about 10 m

they've chose their own re-election hopes and dreams over the united states of america. last night the president of the united states betrayed an ally in the field, the kurds in turkey. that's just the latest thing he's done. you mentioned mitt romney. nearly 70 years ago there was one individual, margaret chase smith who spoke out against joe mccarthy during the height of the red scare in the early 1950s. history still remembers her, remembers the name, remembers the deed. history is a constant stenographer. ron johnson who appears very limited intellectually, the other senators who say the president was joking when he said china should investigate joe biden, these things are going live forever in the is history. we are living through a particularly turbulent, depressing and dangerous period in american history unlike we've ever encountered before. and these people are going to be held accountable by history at some point starting now. >> and what i don't understand, ed eddy, jonathan lemire had a great piece talking about how a lot of the things that helped donald trum

because the jewish state was the dream. what did they do with this resolution?shall we accept it or reject it? the next day five jews were murdered that was the opening of the war of independence. why didn't the arabs except? if they would have accepted it there wouldn't be a single palestinian refugee or a territory. but they did not even consider it. why did lebanon, syria and jordan egypt saudi arabia, iran why israel in the beginning? with them.onflict we had no territorial disputes. why? and then over those 19 years with the war for independence and the six-day war? with those terror attacks on the israelis they didn't even think about it because of the source of the violence that was not the outcome of the six-day war for all these people is the unwillingness to have the jewish state in a matter what order. this is the reason not through egypt or jordan or palestinians we are not there on the map but beyond that to educate the children we have a right to live in this country then maybe we have something to talk about peace. so from their perspective nothin

states. don't let the dream die. america is calling you, history is calling you.e us from trump, do it for the grandkids. and that is for mrs. clinton's recent bravado and trash talking the president trump -- >> he knows he's an illegitimate president. he is either lying or delusional or both. it is like hitting 66 million letters of recommendation and losing to a corrupt human tornado. >> laura: big deal. that is just talk unless that is, she wants to back it up with action. get back in, hillary, the water is warm. the other thread of this narrative that must not be overlooked is that the instant the hearty support she would receive immediately from the old and battle deep state and professional and diplomatic corps who are now battling trump. you don't think this group would rather go back to the good old days of clinton again? and kiss this entire america era goodbye? so there you have it from a combination of hillary's pride, her desire for revenge, a weak democratic field and a consultancy classic band and the desert may be pointing us towards another trump/c

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dream. impeach the president of the united states. >> but he did vote to impeach even though walter flowershim an ulcer. even the conservatives who stuck with the president reached across the aisle to say thank you. >> i must admit in all candidness that it has been very fear. >> this impeachment inquiry has been both historic and honorable. >> republicans understood that they were not going to carry their base if they voted for impeachment. and some of them did it anyway. >> all those in favor, signify by saying aye. all those opposed, no. >> mr. donahue? >> aye. >> mr. brooks? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> the committee approved three articles of impeachment -- obstruction of justice, contempt of congress, abuse of power. >> mr. hutchis son. >> no. >> mr. row dino? >> aye. >> chairman peter row dino left the room and cried. official impeachment would come later with a full house vote, but it never happened. nixon's wall of republican defenders had crumbled. >> there's a countdown of sorts on tonight, a countdown toward the expected end of the nixon presidency. >> tonight at 9:00 east

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states. >> nixon leads in the polls but his white house dreams are haunted by lbj's progress toward ending nixon worries about the prospect of an october surprise, that peace is being negotiated, that it's in hand and that it oosts the prospect of hubert humphrey. >> mid-october, lyndon johnson fuels nixon's worst fear. >> who is that speaking, dick, is that you? >> i'm on. >> hubert, you on? >> yes, sir. >> in a conference call, lbj updates the presidential candidates, confidentially, on a big breakthrough in the negotiations. north vietnam at last is willing to talk with south vietnam. >> this is in absolute confidence, because any speeches or any comments referring to the substance of these matters will be injurious to your country. >> after all this work all year, johnson finally had a package that the north vietnamese would accept. and he was selling it to the south vietnamese. >> nixon gets a top secret briefing from the commander in chief on his progress toward peace. and what does nixon do? he betrays the president and the nation. after a rally in ohio, nixon makes a call to his to

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