evie, how socially exclusive does it feel when you get there?”here are lots of different campaigns we have. they are designed to make it a more successful place for everyone. there are cultural things. but also the academic structure. everything is assessed after three years bike a big exam rather than coursework. and that can intimidate anyone who is not expecting that. joe, how does a school that does not have any 0xbridge alumni get around that?” think making use of what is on offer, talking to teachers oxford and capers, the message has to go out. we want to hear from teachers and schools. we want to see teachers coming here and getting her understanding of how the process works. clearly as this report shows some schools have far greater resources available to put into things like this. your average state comprehensive school don't have that. and i really feel that universities can play a role in kind of bridging that gap by talking to teachers directly. let's address the issue that the bbc‘s —— bbc investigations on earth. that... how much y

celibate pleased with with some of the things that are heading to the united states i don't think that evie lead with some of the challenges the way with some of the charities have been addressed by the current president i think you would have any difficulty. he wanted very much to great people together again maybe never to try to break through the americans together to make america a place that was welcome to the rest of the world so he was somebody who fought a war too many many years ago but he fought in world war two i don't think he ever forgot that experience and he wanted to see a world where there was less conflict and where people were more in harmony with each other so he would have been somebody would try to get them or if you were still president and all that he believed was some of what he sees and you know six so what happened to prisons in charlottesville a couple of last year oh you're going to balance was he would not be pleased with that rule nobody would believe the response but we did work for a down to be a great man so i. understand what it meant to lead the country an

a sister conference of sixty three centimeters that degree of power might sound scary to some but evie is actually a gentle giant. ion v.v. is not a man you want to pick a fight with a towering one point nine meters the bodybuilder weighs one hundred eighty kilograms but he's not just massive he's also extremely strong. right now i'm recognized as one of the strongest when it comes to shoulder strength and it's pretty hard for anyone to top me in that area. over the years the twenty six year old has built up a collection of medals and trophies today he's the guinness world record holder for the human standing shoulder pressed he lifted a person wearing sixty kilograms sixty nine times in sixty seconds but as a child this strength was not welcome. very often kids of his build are violent. they beat up other children. but he on the contrary is very kind very sweet so children often made fun of him so the good news. today b.b. is a celebrity in his hometown of bubba do you lasso in book enough. a few lucky grown ups get selfies but the fun is really for the kids. i love r. and b. because

because i was so weak that evie took on a choke up. the. well i mean. if. you're getting your money and you don't see that. it was you know i'm. not. going to do this i've heard of the. name of the ship. and i. should. sing some from lead from right to. political feature of the album is it. not. to you rather you don't let them decide they want to put up a second lawyer how about a seven when it was a second for this. really do you know i don't but yeah but you know what i'm talking about i've been to the newseum as i'm going to meet. you have a feeling one and he. should look up not. be flirting with. some of these people. but i wasn't the one up on the. lawn. if you know how much i'm going to. but i don't because obama got to do a lot. of other stuff and i. know why. you. got more time without. any with. the family. i think you know. well what i did you do know that you. were going out. there i don't know what i'm talking about which i'm going to be people got is that you know what i'm about their lives i woke up if your kids are going to get ones. that d

stops on our .our at c-span.org/citiestour you are watching "american history tv" tv, all weekend, evy weekend on c-span three. presidency, eleanor roosevelt biographer blanche , wiesen cook, talked with paul sparrow, director of the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum in hyde park, new york. ms. cook has written a three-volume biography of the former first lady. the last volume, published in 2016, is titled, "eleanor roosevelt: the war years and after, 1939-1962." the history book festival in lewes, delaware, hosted this hour-long conversation.

added bureaucracy in terms of moving product across because we are dealing with a fresh productct where evy hour counts. it is worrying in that respect. >> opinions across britain are divided. some don't mind leaving the eu without an agreement in the hard drives it --brexit. >> they can take the whole lot with them. >> whatever happens, it is likely to get turbulent. from a european perspective, it would be best if brexit failed. the currrrent agreement woululde to faiail as well. a new referendum which could be good or a hard brexit which would be bad. the new vote is expected to take place on december 19. until then, it is anybody's guess what will happen. >> the other story that we are following, the violent protests in france are taking a toll on the french forecast. they cut the growth outlook in half to 0.2%. the yellow vest protests are affecting key sectors of the economy like trade and tourism. >> cafes and shops looted. a source of frustration for tourists and locals, alilike. >> we are only in paris for three days. it is such a shame that we can take advantage of it. >> i think

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we don't announce everyone- evy time someone shoots a coyote or someone kills a mountain lion or a bear wolves are not weapons of mass destruction. they are just another critter on the landscape trying to make a living and doing what god put him there for. >> why the middleground voices aren't heard is a good question. there has been a lot of drama associated with the conflict. [gunfire] trying to live with a wolf is rathere complicated, than a story about don't kill the wolves or kill all the wolves. all you really read about in the newspapers is what the mouthpieces say to the media. i think it is a gross oversimplification of what is happening on the landscape. when dave and i for started ranching here, very soon after we got sheep, we lost a few two coyotes. at first, we did what everybody did. we called a government trapper and he snared one. it did not take us very long to look at each other and say, you know, if we have to exterminate all of the native species to live, that we probably shouldn't be ranching. part of what makes this special is not just the beautiful view, but the

january pth at la evi stadium.izers need to get the area ready for all the game festivities. >>> a white christmas for people up in the seara today. ski resorts last year at this time couldn't even shol enough snow in the parking lot to open the inner tube ride. >> skiers and snowboarders happy all around squaw valley as well. >> they got a lot of snow, and they'll get a lot of time to enjoy it. >> and it is a big difference year to year as we take a look at the total state-wide for that seara snow pack. still technically below average. you heard the story about having to -- it was 37% of average. that's the reason why. that was a yoer ago. least over the next couple of days. 54 degrees. winds generally light atduin al mid 40s. skbro you think odds of seeing more frost will be increase coast guard as the air continues to dry out, and the temperatures turn quite chilly. for the afternoon not much change. just like we had today. sunshine. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. one slight adjustment could be up here in

. >> can't you pick bothyb >> hating evy. >> let the hate in. >> tha >>> it is so appropriate we endday. >> why not? we're going to have rain overnight tonight, and thenut throughe day tomorrow with some heavy rain tomorrow, especially during the first half the day. >> all right, then there's new year's eve. oh, boy. >> more rain. >> something to look for [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- miley cyrus,

they w would present r real evie to a real jury. i'm very pleased, howowever, and rerelieved that my family and i have been spared this terrible ordeal of a very long and unjustified trial. amy: lawrence walsh, so utterly frustrated by this, said this was the decapitation of the investigation -- he had come out of the eisenhower administration, actually. talk about -- this was casper weinberger -- and the other defendants, who had the records wiped clean. >> went down the memory hole. iran-contra was consequential in the sense of brought together a lot of the different coalitions that made up the reagan administration. the end is a local right, me -- evangelical right, the anti-communist,d and gave t them central americao run, basically, funding the contras, seeking to overthrow the sandinistas. once brenda by the u.s. officials as the world's most violent and powerful drug trafficking organizatation, mada $10 million contribution to the u.s.-backed contra guerrillas fighting during the 1980's to overthrow nicaragua sandinista gover

twice in the letter, he writes, evy human life is precious.nd the orinalcopy, he adds by hand a note wishing his family a new year. in consequential times, george herbertr wal bush demonstrated the finest qualities of ouron .a and of human ki a great leader and a goodma a gentle soul of firm resolve. he showed us that how wee l is as important as what we achieve. his life was a o hymn honor. his legacy is grace perfected. his memory will belong toglory. god bless the 41st president of the united stas. >> speer ryan, leader mcconnell, leader schumer, leader pelosi, members of congress, distinguished guests, but most of all, president george w. bush, governor jebbu , neil, marvin, doro, and the entire bush family. it is deeply humbling to stand fore you today at the beginning of a week in o nation's capital when we will commemorate and celebrate the lifetime of service and leadership of the 41st president of the unite george herbert walker bush. the bible tells us toit mourn those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. today, on behalf of t

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other products out there you can get that seventy five hundred dollars tax credit or a chevy volt evie and you can get a vehicle that gets you into that if you want to get into that electric car market segment but the fact is i don't know in the long haul what a situation is and you just put out a tweet just recently just before the show started saying that he was he was thinking about eliminating the chairman honorary chairman position that he currently holds in the ever know what may be a flight to mars one way or another yet while he does want to do that right but maybe there won't be connection metal. now we talked about this last week but this is the gift that doesn't stop giving a japanese court has rejected a complaint filed by former nissan chairman carlos ghosn over determination to continue to hold him for an additional ten days following his three weeks the detention tokyo prosecutors accuse mr gono of underreporting income from nissan by about five billion yen that's about forty four billion bucks us meanwhile mr gold's in native brazil a court filing points to a treasure t

have a higher percentage than fifteen percent on a global basis for electric vehicles so that's all evie plugins and that's not a big percentage so those are still being available is lots of new products rolling out the electric vehicles but the take rate by consumers is very low right now it's about one point five percent we're seeing a big draw is in pickup trucks both chevy and ram are coming out with new vehicles our general motors product line and ford of course is producing diesel f one fifty s. now on the other side you're seeing s.u.v.s by literally every brand and a body year and a half ago we heard from f.c.a. chrysler saying we're going to cut back on cars build very specific high performance cars like hellcats and demons and things like that but we're going to look really focus on jeeps and s.u.v.s six months later ford said hey we're on it too we're going to have mustangs and focuses on the rest going to be a few b.'s and trucks sales have increased interesting lee on the g.m. side they just came on board horrible timing at the l.a. auto show as we've discussed just as all j

of president xi jinping signature economic policy called made in china twenty twenty five he wants evy car sales to reach seven million by then but these cars use batteries that rely on the electricity grid that still derives two thirds of its power from coal adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. three war trophy bills taken by u.s. troops in the philippines during the two countries war back in one thousand and one have been returned to improve relations between the countries the bills arrived in manila and the repacked ration ceremony will be held at. the us military to the bells after a counterattack to the killing of dozens of its soldiers and with more from. the united states considers the massacre the single worst defeat for the americans during the philippine american war between one thousand nine hundred nine to one thousand nine hundred two at the time in retaliation for a raid that filipino gear guerrillas conducted that more than forty us soldiers killed american john the road jacobs declared that this part of samar be considered a howling wilderness according to his historians th

of president xi jinping signature economic policy called made in china twenty twenty five he wants evy car sales to reach seven million by then but these cars use batteries that rely on the electricity grid that still derives two thirds of its power from coal adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now there'll be an emergency debate in britain's parliament on tuesday by minister through the maze decision to pursue a vote on her braids that deal e.u. leaders will meet on first day they say there will be no we negotiation. it is clear that this house faces a much more fundamental question does this house want to deliver bricks it i i i. i am not. clear a clear message from the s.n.p. but if somehow stars does it want to do so through reaching an agreement with the e.u. if the answer is yes and i believe that is the answer of the majority of this house then we all have to ask ourselves whether we're prepared to make a compromise because there will be no enduring and successful brics it without some compromise on both sides are

>> host: bring a knife to a gunfight an and and you lose evy time. >> guest: i want to think you are a little more equipped to deal with tha that then i am. than i am. so, you know i think people in general are uncomfortable talking about it if we need to show race not partisanship is the dividing wide and when you decipher between that fact and fiction race is a better indicator. >> host: like the affordable care act and obamacare. people say we suffer the affordable care act but we don't want obamacare. >> guest: if you ask people if the unemployment rate is high or low, that answer you can map it out to people's racial belief. >> host: what would you want people to walk away with as the lesson to the? the? >> guest: there are a set of lessons but how do we think about the protesting and policing differently to the identity. the old parts of it it wasn't like just my story but things about people. >> host: what is next for you? >> guest: what is the next story we haven't folded how can we think about things like handwriting and what the repercussions of that will be later and how w

evy kid wants to see it and they always ask me what's next? >> and i can tell just by what you're wearing on your head that you're 100% >> yes.ive. at all times. especially the animals. that's a lot of fun when it is degrees out. >> it' a little chilly. let's show you some video of what this will be like. as the heights document out ove the next 15 to 20 minutes. as far as what we're seeing weatherwise, it is a chilly evening and the temperatures will start to fall quickly. we haven't seen much in the way of wind. it was a factor a littlerl r. look at that light display. let's show you wt's happening as we look toward the skies. looking good in our tower kam. you can see the lights, the entire house lit one the stars up top as wes. le show you where we are and where we'll be theext n couple days. temperatures abo time of year. that's what is giving us the windchill. 40 up this toward frederick. it's chilly but not as much as earlier today. we will stay dry through the nighnd through day tomorr. as we widen this out, we start to notice somethin

delay this transitition, the more you will be respsponsible e for the number of millions o of dead evy year. amy: the who's warning came as ththe trump administration is expected to o announcece plans y to roll backck obama-era regulations on coal, paving the way for a new generation of dirty power plants. democracy now! broadcast all next w week from the u.n. climae summit in poland. in canada, an environmental group is launching a class action lawsuit against the government on behalf of the nearly 3.5 million quebeckers under the age of 35,5, who they say wiwill be ththe mo affececty climate chgege. the non-profitroup,, environnement jeunesse, is accusing the canadian government of gross negligence by refraining from taking decisive action to combat climate change. a similar suit is making its way through the courts in the u.s., pitting 21 children and young adults against the federalal governmement. 30,000 customers of barclays are demanding that the british bank divest from pipelines that carry oil from canada's tar sands. greenpeace says at least 6000 of those who signed a petitio

i have yet to see evi of collusion and that's what started the mueller investigationeg to b with. >> reporter: as for cohen, his attorney s s he looks forward to an appropriate time when he will reveal all et he knows about president trump. >>> federal prosecutors in new york granting immunity to david pecker and other officials with the american media incorporated. that'she company that publishes the national inquirer. prosecutors say ami admits paying $150,000 to karen mcdougal, the former play boybo model. the white house denied that. the immunity deal was signed in september, but it was not disclosed until today. >>> also breaking right now, police arrest a man wanted in a sexualying kidnapping an assaul he's in custody after surrendering yesterday, but as jackie bensen shows, detectives are still look iing for another suspect.hi >> reporter:was an awful crime. years ung woman about 20 old was raped by both of these men and then thrown out in the cold without her clothes. tw a manhunt has been underway for the department suspects since this happened last week. they are accused of

stops on our .our at c-span.org/citiestour you are watching "american history tv" tv, all weekend, evy weekend on c-span three. presidency, eleanor roosevelt biographer blanche , wiesen cook, talked with paul sparrow, director of the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum in hyde park, new york. ms. cook has written a three-volume biography of the former first lady. the last volume, published in 2016, is titled, "eleanor roosevelt: the war years and after, 1939-1962." the history book festival in lewes, delaware, hosted this hour-long conversation. >> each year my college's honor board and all of us go to great lengths to find the ideal keynote speaker. it is not an easy job. first of all, it is finding the right person at the right time. we do not extend an honorary to our keynote speaker or other offers. they come here on their own with modest accommodations. so we greatly appreciate when we can get somebody of the caliber of the two people we have this evening. we feel greatly privileged and honored to have them. if merit is the measure, if you are looking for the rig

earlier i spoke to evie aspinall, president of cambridge university students union and joe inwood, presidenttories. i think ithinkl i think i had quite an negative perception of 0xbridge before i applied. i definitely thought it was applied. i definitely thought it was a place of social elitism rather than academic, but i was part of a summer than academic, but i was part of a summer school programme that oxford university runs. i spent a week living in oxford in a college and got a sense of what oxford life was right and met many students and that's changed my mind. how much difference does it make depending on which college you apply to? are some more welcoming of non—independent school pupils? the different environments and colleges and different colleges have different access levels, but in general, the idea is that what college you apply to doesn't matter and they try and do outreach programmes in different areas of the country. it seems there areas of the country. it seems there are some 3000 state schools who are historically those who put in the least applications. what needs to be d

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applause ] which means we're just two days away from president trump going on twitter and wishing yb evy chaka khan. [ laughter ] [ applause ] let's get to some news. trump is down in argentina for the g20 summit where he's been met by lots of protesters. yeah, but trump's not worried. he said, "it's the southern hemisphere so when people boo, it actually means the opposite. [ laughter ] it goes down the drain." [ applause that's right. trump is in argentina. and i saw that melania went on the trip awell. she didn't really want to go. but she was way too scared to stay in the white house alone th he christmas decorations. [ laughter ] christmas from heeeeee[aughter ] l! [ applause ] i heard that trump -- >> steve: sam kinison, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. d i heard that trump cances meeting with vladimir putin at the summit. yeah. putin knew. for him, it was like when you don't want to meet someone for brunch and the other person h,bails first, it's like, too bad. [ laughter ] i can't believe we can't meet. th's --" [ applause ] [ laughter ] there are dozens of world leaders in argentina for th

director, we removed thousands of people from guatemala, honduras, and el salvador to w the country evy day and there's no claim of fear. these claims are false. very few mexicans claim asylum. so i don't agree with mexico not being a safe place. we don't have mexicans claiming asylum. we've got to get back to the basics of what's going on here. these are people who want to come to this country for a better life. can't blame them for that but you can't want to be part of the greatest country on earth and not respectt its laws. you can't have it both ways. >> laura: skipping the line. they are also using the system. as it exists today, the system sis ridiculous, and the fact tt this crowd on capitol hill will not address it tonight, they should be addressing this issue. it's a crisis. it's a crisis on the southern border. it has been for a long time. thank you so much. onto anotheron story you are not going to find covered on other networks, the infamous steele dossier, the document that led to the surveillance of trump campaign officials. the reporter who broke the news of its existence

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death sentence if not in the courts and in the streets as we saw in the case of hahn as we've seen in evie. and you know we've seen that since in one thousand nine hundred or is it christians and these even muslims have been accused of you know acts like that to me or disagreed in the koran or even misusing religious at the jets and there's plenty of evidence to prove why and it's dangerous for me to pakistan is an islamic republic with a constitution guaranteeing freedom of religion yet non muslims are often discriminated against in pakistan what can be done to change that culture of discrimination and indeed persecution well i think that the most important thing to note is that the sides there's a lot there is a ministry of human rights that has taken that has taken on this quite strongly and it is encouraging to see things like empowerment that it is being announced but as and still there are key amendments to the blasphemy laws in the country these you see these these steps can really be cosmetic. do you think that the west should be doing more to protect people like. i think it's impo

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welybme back, evy. we're here with jake tapper.ecting that robert mueller was going to release the sentencing documents for michael flynn today. paul manafort we're hearing maybe friday. these are called public-facing documents. >> yeah. it's bringing formation to the blic about why they're doing what they've been doing. foinstance, for flynn it's about what flynn has been providing for them since he's be cooperating for a year. i think they've delayed his sentencing recommendation for ur ifferent times, because they were still cooperating. so this will be whether or not he thinks flynn should face any jail time and what he's been doing to help. >> seth: as a betting man, do you think in the end, people will be satisfied or disappointed? t's put it -- when i say people, people who have been looking to this mueller investigation as the moment that it will all come crashing down. do you think ty will be disappointed or satisfied? >> well, there's certain ea leftng cable hosts that i think that they will be very ca disappointed, e it

iun used to sneak over there evy day. roland is a world renowned pastry chef and author that held important positions in the most prestigious hotels. the savoy in london, paris, and thee greenbrier in west virgini. he served five, count them, five extraordinary presidents, jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, and george w. bush and i think that deserves a round of applause. but to many of us he was also a very good friend and trusted colleague, and here's where i got in trouble, who was always ready with a cookie, a truffle, a piece of cake or a sliver of pie no matter what else was going on in the white house that week. and when it comes to creativity, well, i may be a little bit biased, but few match roland in that department. over the years, everyone from localro tourists to global head of state have marvelled at his one of a kind creations. his holiday gingerbread houses were consistently amazing, whether modelled or the president's boyhood home, the first ladies, or even socks the cat.e and wh

some of us were married, some were single parents, some had husbands who traveled, , but evy saturday would get together and we started when the babies were in those cradles and we would just set the depth around each other in a a circle so they cod look at each other. [laughing] and then we talked about everything. about are the walking yet? they supposed to be -- all those questions you have as a new mother and you don't know what the you doing anything right. it was just nice to be run a group of women who just like you, they did know anything either. we were all messing up and it was okay. we became our most important confidants as mothers raising kids. our kids, all of these kids but, together i like cousins. they are out in the world and they all have done well, which was another lesson that i learned. you can parent all different kinds of ways. there's no one right way to do. again, if there's love and consistency and a foundation and security, they are going to be okay. we learn to let ourselves off the hook. then we started doing fun stuff together like we worked out together