everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression. the right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference. and to see receive and include information and ideas to media good god stuff twenty years. the seventieth anniversary of the un declaration of human rights article nineteen for law on t.w. . when christianity first arose it was without images it had only words only scripture images were first introduced into the christian's assembly rooms where they were concentrated at the far end of the simple whole colby exclaims yeah but once the walls were adorned with images they told a story. how did these images arise how did these stories come a bunch of what role. did angels play in the stories of conflict between power and order heaven and earth. angels on the messengers of the one god of whom no image exists and upon whom no human will ever set on his people worship god's words words that were brought by angels who were closest to him. they are spiritual beings just like him beams of light. the angels proclaim what god wishe

pease's pious citizens are expressing their heartfelt gratitude for the victory of good over evil . the struggle trying to. receive the souls who have already been saved. it's as if in addition to the widely understood concepts of the apocalypse in the last judgment a new orientation is taking place towards the end of the twentieth century not far from the russian pass on the edge of the southern alps the monastery of muddy and back was established to this day the benedictine monks there assemble in a narrow vault there are a tree. where all that is. the. marion barry ministry is famous for its roman frescoes in a symbolic series of images they reinterpret human beings path to salvation they are brought closer to the angels by pursuing their battle against evil. the more. humans can rise in the heavenly hierarchy by successfully overcoming evil that is the message of these frescoes. we see the end gen xers if some cherubs recognizable by their six wings that. alongside them is the apostle peter who holds the key to heaven in paradise and on his right is a protective angel. this cons

interns in which they were expressed.hat is a question which is contained in the results of the referendum and the withdrawal act of 2018. i also find it very difficult to an report that i have heard, it is most unsatisfactory for this to be, for this issue to be regarded as a parlourgame, and be, for this issue to be regarded as a parlour game, and we are told to stop messing around with process. i have to say that i do think that somewhat underestimated the significance of what we are here dealing with. but i will leave it at that because people in those circumstances do use language which sometimes perhaps underestimate the importance of the matters that are being dealt with. on the question of conventions, i would simply like to say to the leader of the house and indeed to the law officers, that the question of conventions does turn on the reason of the rule. now in this particular context i would say that the reason for the application of this particular convention which includes the question of the ministerial code

the snowball express, great job. tomorrow is my last day on regular radio after 171/2 years but quite a ride, getting pretty emotional and in my last show we will talk to mike pompeo. what does he do again? he is the secretary of state, we will talk to him and other surprises, tune in to the radio tomorrow. shannon bream and the fox news in 19. >> congratulations on breaking news, happening discussions, i know you will miss it. >> thanks so much. todd: 1 to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert. breaking news from the wall street journal donald trump picked to be the new attorney general penned a memo months ago calling a key aspect of the special counsel investigation into the president fatally flawed. that the memo factor into the president's decision to pick bill maher? went to know about the memo? we have reaction. alan dershowitz and mike lee of the senate judiciary committee but that is not all. breaking news night, it is official the republican house freedom caucus could veto a short-term spending

and expressions of violence that are unacceptable, and i would like to say so immediately this violence will benefit from no intelligence on our part. we have seen the opportunists who have tried to take advantage of sincere anger, to manipulate it. we have all seen and all witnessed irresponsible politicians whose only aim is to cause disorder and and eric. no anger can justify attacking a police officer, dodging public buildings or businesses -- damaging public buildings or businesses. our freedom exists only when each of us can express opinion that somebody else may not share. nobody must fear dissidence. when violence exists, freedom stops. so calm and the republican order must be enforced.

>> state department and usaid officials testified at a senate hearing on human rights in china, expressing concern about the detention of religious and ethnic minorities and restrictions on press freedoms and civil rights. senator cory gardner chairs this hour and 15 minute foreign relations subcommittee hearing. >> the hearing will come to order, let me thank you all, this is to 11th and final hearing for the senate foreign relations subcommittee on each asia -- east asia in the 115 congress. i want to thank senator markey for being an incredible partner on this subcommittee. i couldn't have has -- have asked for anyone better. it is quite an achievement for the american people who have sent us here to contact -- conduct, excuse me. vigorous oversight over the in the form policy and i want to thank the senator for what we have done together throughout the the pacific region. in conjunction we authorize the asia reassurance initiative, the landmark legislation that will strengthen alliances and deter adversaries in the indo pacific generations to come. to inform the legislation we conducte

one, to express apologies and obviously regret of how this all kind of happened. hopefully i'll have that experience at the lunar labs and all that stuff. but hopefully this all gets behind us. >> if you're steph curry and you say anything and it's out of whack, everybody is going to jump all over it and it will be headlines for days. before steph has a chance to check out the lunar labs, more pressing concern. he and the warriors will be heading to sacramento to takoon the kings on friday night. hopefully they play better than they did last night. >> moving on, u.s. health officials have traced the romaine lettuce e. coli outbreak right before thanksgiving book to at least one farm in the central valley. a water reservoir at adams brothers farms near santa maria tested positive for the bacterial strain along with santa barbara county, officials say they should still avoid lettuce from monterey and san boneto. they encourage you to check labels. >> napster's cofounder has helped create an app to help people enjoy beaches to repent for breaking rules at big sur. th

well, it is the daily express and there is no eu panic, or you panic the daily express and there is noic if the daily express and there is no eu panic, or you panic if you want to, thatis panic, or you panic if you want to, that is a play on words. although it is not a laughing matter, so when it talks about a boost for mrs may's plan, as brussels fears budget black hole if we, the uk, do not pay it exit fee, no. the fact of the matter is that this is a sum of money that has come way down comparatively to what was initially, and that is actually to pay for things that united kingdom, as do an existing eu member, has committed itself to and programmes that it committed itself to. —— as steel. are you the eu panic in? continental, the rest of the eu 27? i do not think so. —— panicking. has the mission at said something about it? other eu making any plans to consider this possible not very nice scenario of mrs may not very nice scenario of mrs may not getting hurt many vote through, whether it is the 15th of january or whenever and the united kingdom crashing out? yes. there is another pr

first, it seeks to politically curb dissent through censorship of all types of freedom of expression, including on-line. this approach is drawing american companies such as google into this way of thinking and along the way, compromising data privacy provisions on their on-line platforms to exchange for greater market access for american companies. second, it is employing extra judicial tactics to intimidate citizens, including those from the united states, along with senators cardin and rubio, senator gardner. we're concerned that this administration is not raising these issues with the chinese government, its use of exit band policies to prevent innocent americans from leaving china, which violate international conventions an bilateral agreements. we have to do more. third, we are seeing the continued ethnic and religious repression of minority communities in china. the chinese government's tactics to repress tibetan buddhists is being replicated. there are reports as many as 1 million muslims have been forced to take part, quote, in reeducation camps where they must renounce their

expressing our personal views is not what we are here to do. we asked the british people to take this decision. 400 and 72 current members of this house voted for the referendum in june 2015. with just 32 voting against and the british people responded by instructing us to be the european union. similarly, 438 current members of this house voted to trigger article 502 set the process of our departure in motion with only 85 of today's members voted against. now, we must honor our duty to finish the job. i know, i know it is not everyone's perfect deal and a compromise. if we net the perfect be the enemy of the good then we risk leaving the eu. of course, we have prepared for no deal tomorrow the cabinet will be discussing the next phase in ensuring ready to that scenario. let us not risk the job services and community by turning our backs on the agreement with our neighbors that honors the referendum and provides for smooth and orderly exit. avoiding no deal is only possible if we can reach an agreement or if we or if we abandon brexit entirely.

addresses online because the content or viewpoint they have expressed or wish to express and their websites. if they started to, there might be pressure for governments to thet the extent to which most basic gatekeepers to the online world could exercise that authority. for example, requiring neutrality. in the same way the government the tubesaccess to themselves through telecom regulation and the like. it is worth distinction between the different services in place. cloud slayer operates on a different level. they provide a service, they also do content distribution. there is a whole stack, a range of services offered by people. think ofp you might the people -- people exercising the most judgment would be individual users deciding what they want to post your just below that might be the platforms that decide to host the speech directly as part of their community like facebook or twitter. the expressive component of the survey differs depending on where you are in that stack. >> the further down you go the more analogous it it -- it is to a public utility. to -- did you want to land? avoi

but that cannot be made an excuse for gagging people's expression — right or freedom of expression.l find out how free the media is, how the government gets ripped into and criticised. on that point, ijust recommend you talk to the veteran and respected journalist ghazi salahuddin, who said recently, he has lived through the dictatorship of general zia, but he says, "right now is one of the worst times i have seen for journalists. we get threatening phone calls, we see journalists being disappeared. we see an atmosphere of fear and self—censorship." so if you want to know what's happening in pakistani media today, maybe you should speak to him. i would be happy to speak to him. i know him very well. i have a lot of respect for him. but, with due respect to ghazi salahuddin, then he's forgotten what has happened. journalists were in jail, they were tortured, there was public flogging ofjournalists. so, with all due respect, maybe he's starting to... maybe his memory starting to fade and he doesn't remember what's going on there. but that should be no benchmark. we should not say we a

of course, there are a number of ways in which that is expressed house. the secretary of state for before the union appears the select committee and responds to issues on that. of course, these are matters addressed in n debates within this house but i understand the point she's making about wanting to ensure members of this house are aware of the arrangements that into place.t >> frank field. >> the prime minister accepts -- doesn't need more time to debate, but to vote. >> yes. on the various options before it. agree he not therefore that we vote as soon as possible on the amendments the speakler of those tabled, and if she's unwilling to do that, ight the opposition parties think how they can use their time, they have to debate on the house, to actually make that, bring forward that actually if members agree with this line of action, might they sign the motion order paper in my name? >> to the right and honorable gentlemen, obviously the intention is to have a proper number of days for debate when back in is brought january. at that stage, of course, h

expression, right orfreedom of expression.en, is what one evening of television and you will find out how free the media is, how the government gets ripped into and criticised. on that point, i will recommend you speak to the veteran and respected journalist who said he has lived through the dictatorship of general zhia buzz is right now is one of the worst times i have seen for journalist, we one of the worst times i have seen forjournalist, we get threatening phone calls, people are disappeared, we have fear and self—censorship, so if you want to know what's happening in pakistani media today maybe you should speak to him —— zia.|j in pakistani media today maybe you should speak to him -- zia. i have a lot of respect for him. with due respect, he has forgotten what has happened. journalists were in jail, they were tortured, there was public flogging ofjournalists. so, with all due respect, maybe he's... maybe his memory starting to fade and he doesn't remember what's going on there. but that shouldn't be a benchmark. we shou

i came across an expression that seemed so apt to me. it's an expression used in senegal. when someone dies rather than saying they died, the expression is that his or her library has burned. when i heard that expression, i thought, that's exactly why this feels so personal. this is so connected to who we are. by the same token, each of us has in our own memories, our own personal library, volumes of the experiences of our lives. so it's a both a cultural memory and a personal memory. it was interesting when i started working on this book, i mentioned to my mother and i mother took credit for said think i was the one who first took you to the library. i said yes, it's actually your book. it's not my book. it's your book. in the course of working on this book, my mother was diagnosed with dementia. i wrote the book very aware that all of these memories we shared, were memories not only of course of going to the library but our whole lifetime of memories shared. would be disappearing with her. a lot of what drove me in the writing of this book was feeling that a book can pre

the promotion of freedom of expression graentder commitment to human rights. unfortunately we're seeing just the opposite trend. we are seeing the chinese government's authoritarian attitudes influenced five key areas. first it seeks to politically curb dissent through censorship of all types of freedom of expression. this approach is drawing american companies, such as google into this way of thinking and along the way, compromising data privacy decisions on their online platforms to exchange for greater mart access for american companies. second, it is employing extra judicial tactics to intimidate citizens, including those from the united states. along with senators cardin, rubio, senator gardner. we're concerned that this administration is raised -- is not raise iing it's use of exitn policies to prevent innocent americans from leaving china to violate international vengss and bilateral agreements. we have to do more. third we are seeing the continued ethnic and religious repression of minority communities in china. the chinese government's tactics is bein

away from java express...s the old north building is going to be demolished and replaced by a cvs.tabitha keefauver, java press owner"the ace hardware had been there for 67 years, and had to close down because of the new landlord.plans submitted to the city also show a design for a new java express location.however keefauver fears she'll be pushed out long before it's ever built.nats grandchild still she plans to fight to save her family business... filing a lawsuit against her landlord... and hoping she'll get more of the community's support.tabitha keefauver, java express owner"well i'm not going to shut down because i have my regular customers and they're all backing me." (but with)"and i mean i have people that pass 4 starbucks that live in elk grove that stop here in the morning."in sacramento, doug johnson. (lawrence bay doug johnson.in sacramento, doug johnson. (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) and just ahead in sports, the raiders sound off on what could be their final game in oakland. ♪ whoa!

it's closer to the line of being protected expression. the u.k. said it was protected expression. cakeer refuses to bake a that has i support same-sex marriage as the message on the cake. of i won't matter icate for certain people, won't put that message on the cake because i don't believe in it. do you have a sense of how that would be treated under the human rights laws in new york city? in, a our lot to kick member of the public would be treated less well. is aboutork statute someone being treated less well. if it was a uniform ban on doing something for every single person who walked into that store, the antidiscrimination law would probably not apply. if it were selective against the public, our law would kick in. i think what is also fortunate about what happened in masterpiece was it became this issue of gay rights being pitted against religious freedom. there are certainly circumstances that one can foresee where religious rights would it go up against other religious rights in a similar situation, somebody said i believe in a polytheistic religion and i want to celebrate

in the snowball express at disney world for an incredible five day experience.for all americans, watch. >> you may have seen this video that went viral last week. the national airport came to a standstill when travelers paused to sing the national anthem in the concourse. ♪ >> they were honoring children of fallen a service members as they boarded a very special flight. this year as it has for the last 13, the snowball express, sponsored by american airlines and the gary cindy's foundation, has taken more than a thousand people from the phone from 80 cities to their spring christmas trip. their destination was disney world. >> everyone of these children have lost a parent in the military service. we want to focus on these kids, we want to bring them together in this healing environment and also allow them to have lots of fun doing it. >> it has been really fun and, i like how we have gotten to go on all the rides at disney world. [cheers and applause] >> the walk of gratitude was amazing. it was super special. >> stephanie cole dear she and her three children jo

the observers from human rights watch and even other observers from countries have expressed concerns about the transparency of these polls now as electronic voting machines being used for the four star game and they are also reporting delicious and slow and that's one of the polling centers viewer that actually we found many voters who were saying that the were not able to work because the serial numbers cannot be found of course the agents inside the election commission of the site said this was purely a technical glitch no clear evidence off or any kind of of wood rigging of ballot box stuffing has come out opposition leaders of course are claiming that they are hearing reports about this but right now as of now we are also getting reports from observers in dhaka saying that currently the election is proceeding as expected so this picture will be cleared up later in the evening but concerns have been expressed. all right well reporting from death thanks so much. now to the democratic republic of congo a way presidential election is underway people there are choosing a success that'

not long ago, you said that "art is an expression of myself, it is not something to be collected."e might find that a little narcissistic. well, i didn't mean it about me, i meant that art should be the place in which everybody can look at themselves, and when i say not to be collected, i mean that we have to pay attention on what is the role of art? art is not only, or should not be primarily something to invest in economically, but something to dive in emotionally, to open yourself up. and so much of what you do — and we will talk about specific pieces, installations and performances — so much of it seems to me in some ways closer to theatre than it is to any other art form. is that because, from your youth, you have been preoccupied with performance? well, i am from the country where we have the best political performer of our recent history, which is fidel castro. do you consider him an inspiration? well, it is reference, let say. but in a way, when you talk about politics, there is a lot of theatre involved and what i am trying to do, in my eyes, is how can we break the classi

gary sinise and the band to been playing for snowball express fay since 2007.g the entire program under the wing of his foundation. ♪ what do you think as you watch these families recreating and forgetting about their loss for a little bit i'm finding that camaraderie with one another? >> it's wonderful to see them smile. that's the whole thing for me. just to make these kids happy. you let them know they are loved and appreciated. they get a lot of love and a lot of support, and it's emotional for them too because they are all thinking about the reason that they are here. that's why we do it in december. it is a tough time for children that have lost a parent. we show them that we are not forgetting. we remember. we don't forget. that can carry them into the next year with a new sense that hey, i'm important. what i'm going through is appreciated. it's not being forgotten. and that there are others. i'm not alone in what i'm going through. it's a beautiful event. i'm so proud that we can support it. [cheers and applause] >> laura: that's the best thing on tele

i have been advised it is not an expression of the opinion of the house, and especially of the will of the house, certain documents should be provided to it. yesterday, the government published a recent position paper, that was not legal advice. s&p described the deal. it was a synopsis. it was in the nature of an explainer, and explain her having already been published when the deal was published. it was a long way from legal advice. the attorney made a statement of the house but then answered questions. but the government did not publish the full and final study by the attorney general to the cabinet. mister speaker, that is the long and short of it. the government is refusing a binding order with this house and that is contempt. mister speaker, yesterday, the attorney general said, quote, i wish i could comply with the request of the house but if i did i sincerely believe it would not be in all our interests. slightly later he said although the house says i should disclose i believe the public interest compels me not to do so. i am sorry, mister speaker, that is not a defense. i mak

true expression and what he's doing there is something quite profound he's open in consult completely to the listener and so. saying put in there on the table saying look i have battles with with force of suicide but as with battles with alcoholism and i think that that so important and yet i think hip hop. has always dad too and should continue to death to do them sheffield's to higher levels of poverty. we can score sort disproportion a public scene in the north with some you're going to be sort of looking at any material poet laureate being from sheffield you know it's my history it's my heritage i think that's a serious issue that needs that needs question in that needs the need to tackle it because i think we need to talk about why. a large proportion of wealth is distributed around the south of london and you know the north and sheffield is often left out from the conversation but that's not to say that a lot isn't going on in sheffield and the north i think so much is going on in sheffield in the north and i think there's so much there culturally so yeah it has a diverse richne

an ink expressing yourself personally and the role of poet laureate you know do you think that it's time for a new type of politics like magid in sheffield to come along and. and change things yeah i do indeed i think people like majeed it's extremely important to have that representation there but not only just for representation sake but for the fact that he's someone who has the people's interests at heart and when we talk about homelessness homelessness is all about to really cure that illness that we have of as a society illness being a lack of care for homeless people i think the key is having a compassion for people and i think that's what majeed has and i think that's what's needed as we know absolute power corrupts absolutely and these are you know nothing's new under the sun in the sense that these are global systems of power and and it's hard and there's a disparity between them and the people and i think that's where the community needs to step in when the system fails us as it will do and as it does we need to step in as a community there's hope beyond how you know glob

she and her three children join the snowball express annually. >> they have had to deal with a lot at age. she wasan only two months old wn her father passed. it was hard. it's been a huge change. the smiling faces. >> for a moment, grief has been replaced with talk of a favorite ride. >> the ride we went on. the dinosaur ride. i love that. >> what's your favorite? >> melissa ault ricci's husband died a month after their daughter elle was born. melissa sees this experience as an important one for her daughter and all the kids here. >> have fun and let go and have fun and enjoy themselves. which is really nice becauseel they all have quite a burden emotionally to bear throughout life. sorry. so i just think it's really special to give them this moment. >> holidays can be a rough time. >> it. can be, especially when someone is always missing. >> there was one special area at the resort set aside to remember the absent dads and moms who brought them together. in between the fun and the mirth to be had, these families take a moment for remembrance. these 650 flags represent the men and wo

i express my opinions on television. there is no difference. i think it would be absolutely responsible for the democrats to try to stop the confirmation of an extraordinarily well qualified nominee for attorney general based on this memo which, to me, expresses the law properly, but even if it didn't, it expresses an opinion that every american has the right to have. the virtue of this is, we now know his opinion. we don't know other people's opinions. if somebody else were nominated, he would have secret opinions, but he would hold them just as strongly. so it would be wrong to hold up the nomination, and i believe the nomination will not be held up. i believe that barr will be the next attorney general of the united states and will serve with great distinction. >> shannon: okay. a question is, and many are going to razor, critics of the president and critics of barr, when did the president know question ? at some point offered him the job, and after that, barr said to him, i need to tell you about this memo that is likely to come up in the c

why can't i have that artistic expression?war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what's going on over there. he's seeing the protests here. and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america. look at yourselves, america. >> he's talking about the war. he's talking about poverty. changing artists in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong they do ♪ >> initially he did not want marvin to do what's going on. >> motown was supposed to be nonthreatening and you have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war. that could potentially ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ why i i want to know what's going on right now ♪ >> ultimately when he agrees to put out what's going on, berry tells marvin, okay if you are right, i'll learn something. if i'm right, you will learn something. and of course, as berry will say, i learned something. >> every artist at motown was suddenly also wanting to try their chance at freedom. >> when

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this was two years before the pony express had even started.ut as culturally rich as the story is, many people either took the stops for granted or never really knew the history of the mile houses, or one of the last remaining ones, the 7 mile just outside san francisco in brisbane. in fact, the 7 mile house was also destined to be a forgotten footnote when, in 2004, an immigrant family from the philippines purchased the place, and almost intuitively understood and appreciated the history that was part of the establishment. and vanessa garcia not only resurrected the old atmosphere of the mile house, but researched and wrote a book about it along with co-author regina abuyuan, and so restored the history and the rundown building of 7 mile house. robert: what's the sense of history you get from this building? vanessa: well, i think that with anyone, once they walk into the doors, they are going to feel the history immediately. you see the walls, they're really old. you see the bar, you know, it's original. robert: it's like--feels like the old w

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has also expressed worries over along the lines in the capital of where there is only one polling station for every seven hundred people that service feel fear of violence could escalate in the coming days if it looks like the election is rigged . ok let's cross now to contrast where wendy back she is at a polling station covering the story for us when the very same has started in the last few hours tell us more about how things are going. hi everyone the vote has to six i mean the polling station was open at six but people really started to vote a few minutes ago and for the moment there is no lasting almost at the place where i am saying now. that was mentioned earlier the controversial decision that was taken six exclude more than a million people from voting to tell us more about the reason for that. i clearly. have to use some information saying that some people in the country wasn't allowed to vote a few days previously in being a human being but here in king chester seemed. like seemed full of size people was here waiting to vote and there was like telling me they want to vote they

i have to say, i really think that the use of expression such as "disorderly brexit" by some...cern me, because you used it as if it was an expression that was in currency in the civil service generally. i really think that that is really worrying, and i really do wonder whether it's an expression you should continue using. i really think that that is really worrying, and i really do wonder whether it's an expression you should continue using. some orderly arguments there on the committee corridor. now as westminster remains obsessed by brexit and talk of theresa may's leadership, politicians in other parts of the uk have been getting on with their dayjobs. in cardiff, where labour's been in power for almost 20 years, labor's mark dra keford, jeremy corbyn supporter was sworn in as the new first minister of wales, replacing carwynjones. it is, as you all know from yesterday's proceedings, an enormous privilege to lead a political party here in wales, and even more so to be nominated and elected as first minister in the national assembly. i am absolutely conscious both of the opp

of angen movement, it's an expression of anger.me delegates will be able to sit at the table and express their grievances in other forms rather than violent action. do you think police tactics have been effective? we find water cannons, stu n effective? we find water cannons, stun grenades, tear gas. we have seen armed officers in a number of cities, not just paris, seen armed officers in a number of cities, notjust paris, yet the protests continue. protesting is a routine in france. it is out of the ordinary because you just asked for an authorisation and then the police know where the matches taking place and then as an organisation behind it like a trade union, social partners, the police. it's very safe political expression in france, but this is outside everything we've known and they refuse to play the democratic game, which is, in effect, an insurrection in spirit. the tax rise was planned before emmanuel macron became president. nonetheless, he is the one leading it. the prime minister was wheeled out to make announcements