issue and in the polls but maybe more people will say oh misha christiane thanks very much for your ergo and thanks so much for coming in and speaking so forthrightly and honestly thanks ali about this issue thank you very much. well we're in china now that country's population is growing older at a faster rate than almost all other countries and that poses massive challenges for policymakers making sure senior citizen stay fed is one way to help decrease the number of people with chronic illnesses we meet a group of retirees now who can offer some inspiration. bending stretching and building muscle these seniors are not letting age slow them down at this public exercise park in beijing. retired farmer use song long is one of the regulars the 68 year old devotes a use hours a day to keeping fish and staying limber he thinks it's the best way to remain mentally sharp and physically independent as he grows older. you have nothing to do a since i retired and there's no point staying at home so i come and do exercises for you your you go to the gym and swim and work on my muscles play billia

so i think we will see more and more states starting to experiment ergo there is a bill in congress for the fair representation act sponsored by the congressman from virginia that would change national laws totally constitutional and create multimemberr districts which would create an opportunity for more parties. also the congressman has a national single winner which is completely constitutional and another perfectly constitutional way to expand representation that 435 members it is quite small for a country our site must have bigger houses with fewer people and in fact we use to increase the size of the house every decade through 1911 because then we stopped as the country had tripled in size that would create with more opportunities for parties especially with electoral reform. >> you also write to get rid of congressional primaries and ranked choice voting for president. >> let's talk about that. ranked choice for president seems like a very common sense thing to me that most countries that elect presidents have a two round system in which like the french election that was a two ro

an issue and in the polls but maybe more people will say oh mr christian thanks very much for your ergo and thanks so much for coming in and speaking so forthrightly and honestly. the state of your news life are up next is to mark today that's our science magazine looking at the question why are well so big for now though for me brian thomas the entire news team thanks for being here. this is the way to give folks have worked. there's nothing. to engineers from germany said there has to be a more efficiently. and. deal with. the baltic next to. the king on costs. a world without plastic trash by 2030 that's what could become a has promised public. baths are object. but coca-cola is also fighting some regulations aimed to protecting the environment. plastic tied. 45 minutes on d w. in the fall of the berlin wall become law before november 1989. these are the heroes of eastern europe we talk to those who began the struggle for freedom and the last few showed personal courage all done no good but also void go no telephone call for more school let me know you've been on the phone we employe

security advisor nato nation turkey hosts talks between presidents ergo and putin rouhani the head of the un general assembly coming up on the show palestine's ambassador to the united nations speaks to going on the ground on the eve of an election that threatens to end the career of israeli prime minister netanyahu as he faces global condemnation of his plans to annex more palestinian land plus hearings continue today in occupied cuba the guantanamo lawyer for alleged $911.00 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed explains how the cia appears to have gone out of its way to prevent his conviction dollars or more coming up in today's going underground fast today marks 37 years since the sabra and shatila massacres committed by christian fascists aided by israeli defense forces in lebanon after up to 20000 mostly civilians were killed there when the supreme court in europe left the door open to a future possible prosecution of then israeli prime minister ariel sharon on war crimes for sabra and shatila this is what the then foreign minister binyamin netanyahu now prime minister of israel sai

about 90 degrees here, so we have about 152 fans on the red carpet to keep all the television royalty, ergoe their way down here. obviously if you've heard anything about television in the last year, you know that "game of thrones" will probably walk away with one or two. they've already won some in the creative arts emmys, but that is the most awarded show ever and it is expected to be the big drama winner again tonight. many of its cast members are nominated as well. in the drama category that's one thing you could definitely look for. i also have to mention, the comedy side, though, you've got "deep." star julia louis-dreyfus, they had to stop for a year because they had to have cancer treatment and then they came back. a lot of people have a lot of love for julia louis-dreyfus and the comedy writing on that show, so it wouldn't be surprising if she became one of the most winningest in this category as well. if you go to "chernobyl" on hbo, a lot of people talking about that. they didn't know how dangerous of a situation that was, so they watched that show. that's a top contender, as wel

they totaled 60 percent sign from august ergo.heir total global exports and excitedly felt one percent sign. they expect to enough additional measures in the week ahead. to avoid the risk of a harsh economic slowdown as the u. s. increases trade pressure. >>> and index that may affect the bond market. is called in forward looking statements index. referencing his tweet in 2013. trump uses keywords like china. of about 4000 retweeted post during market hours, 146 moved the market. >> a great weekend for scary movie fans. >> "it: chapter two" dominated the weekend box office. the highly anticipated sequel to the movie, based on the stephen king novel, brought in $91 million. the lion king has fallen and brought an 69 dollars. >> diane king hall of cbs moneywatch.com. to see you. >>> no two clowns. not a lot of movies scare me. the time now is 5:39. >>> strait ahead, not your typical act of the day. why this georgia gator is getting so much attention. >>> good monday morning to you. a breezy start to the day. tracking the winds. i wa

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i can personally adjust the price of oil, ergo, i owe him. this is what he said in the white house. take a listen. >> saudi arabia pays cash, they've helped us out from the standpoint of jobs and all of the other things, and they've actually helped us, i would call and i would say, listen, our oil prices, our gasoline is too high. you know that, i would call the crown prince and i'd say, you've got to help us out. you've got to get some more and all of a sudden the oil starts flowing and the gasoline prices are down. no other president can do that. >> what do you make -- i mean -- >> first of all, chris, the instability that trump is causing in this region by pulling out of the iran deal is a factor in driving up oil prices, right? >> right. >> let's be very clear. donald trump is part of the reason why your prices are going up. whatever mohamed bin salman is telling him. the other thing is, people talk about the iranians and they're right. the iranians destabilize and medal in other countries. so do the saudis. they're meddling in yemen, libya, iraq. they are doing the same things

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discrimination was rampant, and ergo there was nothing good about it.ow i consider that a complete non-sequitur. they seem to be making an argument like the only reason the 1950's were good for the people it was good for is because they -- they mistreated all these other people, which is a very strange argument to make. you know? we have -- if we stop mistreating people, things won't be as good? i -- i don't know what they were trying to get at there. lamb: let me -- let me just for the -- for the -- wax: yes. lamb: this discussion, let me read what they said -- some of what they said. nostalgia for the 1950's breezes over the truth of inequality and exclusion. the racial discrimination, in quotes, and the limited sex roles, in quotes, that the authors identify as imperfections in mid-century american life were in fact core features of it. exclusion and discrimination against people of color was the norm. north and south. during this period, home ownership, high quality education, jobs with fair pay and decent working conditions and the social insurance

what are you ha ergo from republicans on the hill? certainly not saying much publicly. what are they saying privately? >> nothing. what you just heard publicly is what is going on privately, which is nothing. except for the condemnation of the, quote-unquote, hysteria of democrats on what they think could be a very big problem, what is a very big problem on its face, the president of the united states admitting that he made completely inappropriate comments to another foreign leader about a political opponent. that in itself should be a green light for the trump appointed inspector general to be able to give a report or just a complaint rather, just a complaint to congress because that's the way it should go. but what you are hearing is crickets from republicans and i've even talked to some democrats, anderson, who have, you know, kind of private conversations with some of the potential republicans who would poke their head out of the hole on something like this, and even for them, they are hearing nothing. >> i'm wondering where you are on this. i mean, if -- and on re

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