then her debutante . 67 minute back heel won the capital city club's 1st match under coach alexander durie 21 the final score. another bonus league action on saturday afternoon but. had their way with braman posting a 3 nil when and reclaiming 1st place in the standings a free kick in the 18th minute found its way to the man who had an easy tap into open the scoring then almost sent a corner into the box where patrick she won the aerial battle to make it 2 nil 20 minutes later and just a minute after the restart nor d. k. lee fired it in to see if. the frenchman making some nifty moves to the marker. and so with that saturday's bonus the games are all in the books let's take a look at the results so far and match day glad back to do with ease as we saw her to berlin beat powder born days after your can cleanse men's quick as coach rb lives it battered braman later cues and snuck past will spur beat hoffenheim out spring and freiburg share the spoils dortmund down frankfurt on friday night 2 games to come on sunday cologne take on buyer nick and mines meet shaka. now the world famous carniv

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i actually find it a little bit harder to write duri the trump era than i did during the presidency of george w. bush, because there's just such an overwhelming cascade of outrage that it's actually hard to talk about the policy issuesp are -- i look at the most -- >> do you think you contribute to that, thoug do you think you're swept up in that? >> i try not to be. i actually -- if you look at what's beingte wrin the new york times, you'll probably find that i'm writing a lot less abo trump than many of my colleagues on the op-ed page. much more about policymuch more about the broader issues. by the way, the readers are not necessarily -- the readers want more raw outrage. >> dyou feel yourself having to pull back from that just because the readers want it? >> well, i feel that i need tot do a little counterprogramming. >> yeah. >> i need to -- >> you have a responsibility... broaden the debate a fewty to issues, to get beyond just the "trump is a terrible person" thing and say, "okay. but let's talk aboutolicy." n it necessarily what the readers want. if you look at what the most po

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the first question i want to ask you, who do you think did the bets duri best during this debate? bloomberg did compared to his performance last week. >> i feel vice president biden did the best. >> i think vice president biden did the best. >> mayor pete buttigieg. >> biden. >> mike bloomberg, based on his previous performance, i saw a lot of improvement. >> biden. >> biden. >> i'm going with warren. >> warren. >> mayor pete. >> i'm not sure he won the most arguments, but i thought biden looked the most presidential. six of the 12 selected joe biden, nobody else got more than two. >> how many have now based on this debate decided who they're going to vote for? >> one, two, three, four. so four of you have now made your decision. who have you decided you're going to vote for? >> vice president biden. >> mayor pete buttigieg. >> biden. >> biden. >> biden. >> anyone else? the rest of you remain undecided. >> you already voted. >> this is good news for joe biden. why do you think joe biden did so well? >> showed character, integrity, and leadership skills. >> i think biden looked mos

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. >> i always thought that, frankly, justice ginsburg should do it because she wept wild duri went wildpaign when i was running. i don't know who she was for. perhaps, she was for hillary clinton. and then justice sotomayor said what she said yesterday. and i just don't know how they cannot recuse themselves with anything having to do with trump or trump related. but i think trying to shame people with, perhaps, a different view into voting her way and that's so inappropriate. >> the president in india i see this morning referencing a recent dissent from justice sotomayor in which she argues the trump administration's become too quick to run to the supreme court after losses in lower court. she writes, quote, claiming one emergency after another, the government has recently sought stays in an unprecedented number of cases demanding immediate attention and considering limited court resources in each. it's cries of urgency ring increasingly hollow. she adds the court is partly to blame because it has been too quick to, quote -- of requests. maya wily, former assistant u.s. attorney. thank

nearly 80 years, the issue has surfaced once again by all accounts the internment of japanese americans duri 2 eggious injustices, the law t some csidered agent history others el the episode is ill relevant the florida chapter of the japanese american citizens league. regularly support anti-discrimination efforts based onrace and relion most recently supporting muslim rits our community. his sufferd a scene type of discrimination in the past. >>they happened decades later, and that's why we say never again now 82 years old this is a docent at the california museum often givi his insights to schoolchildren it should not be forgotten because it's 3 you kind of a civics lesson for. >>for all generations. you know as lone wong reporting president franklin d roosevelt signed an executive order establishing the camps on february 19th 1942 the date is now marred by japanese americans as a day of remembrance. >>this thsday marks the 78th anniversary of the event. well governor gavin, newsome will make his state of the state address on wednesday. it's scheduled for 00:30am in the morning atthe state

my involvement is very little from the jo durie virus.here are also uk manufacturers that get their pay—out from china and —— parts from china and some of them are affected. we are monitoring the situation. i think you have to be realistic that a modern, global, outward looking economy like the uk and most of our trading partners, if there is a problem in china, it is worth keeping in mind that china cou nts worth keeping in mind that china counts for something like 70% of the global economy. by contrast, when we had the sajid javid outbreak in 2003-4, it had the sajid javid outbreak in 2003—4, it was about 6% of the global economy. people can see how this might have an impact, but not the full extent. we are taking this seriously and if we have to take action, then we will be ready. ok. i wa nt to action, then we will be ready. ok. i want to ask you about one other thing if i can as well. i'm just going to quote you when you were taking up your post as home secretary. you said "i am to make one thing crystal clear — we will make things r

in fact, i used to, um, you know, get up several times duri the night to, just to s if it was workingou look at what amazon has grown into today,ou seehat? >> (chuckles) well, um... you know, you don't want to see your offspring, um, become, um,lt antisocial a right? so i think not all of the effects of the company on the world are for the best and, um... and, you know, i, i wish it weren't so, and i... you know, and i... but i had something to do with bringing it into existence, so, it's partly on me. >> and, i mean, isn't... isn't this just catalism? isn't this just a company doing what a company does? >> yes. yes, it is, um, and k schools teach peopdo, andsiness they're doing it aggressively and skillfully and with great intelligence. and they will continue to do neat unless they're constr by other forces in society. >>there are proposals out there to break up amazon. is that something you'd prote, the idea of breaking them up? >> um, i think that they're now at scale where that coul potentially make sense. >>how do you and jeff and others at the senior leadership level think about

this is the point where harvey weinstein's fight is on at the durie hand, seven men and five women. —olved, rather than any direct evidence. from the prosecution standpoint, they have tried to argue that harvey was standpoint, they have tried to argue that h. ghee used - was standpoint, they have tried to argue that h. ghee used his ! was i the rapist, who used his power in the industry to offerjob offers, and then allowed to his hotel or whom, then allowed to his hotel or whom, then attacked them attacked them and try to silence them. the defence, on the other hand, has said that harvey weinstein is a victim of the #metoo movement, and while jurors weinstein is a victim of the #metoo movement, and whilejurors don't have to like him, they have to distinguish whether he did commit any criminal acts. the used e—mails and other testimony from other women who are friends of the accuser is to say that all of these sexual encounters were consensual, even loving. it will be a very interesting case to see what the jury interesting case to see what the jury decides in at the end. it is interes