so i created my stealthy freedom page on facebook bush now has more than a 1000000 followers on instagram and more than a 1000000 followers and it's all about freedom it's all about dignity it's all about. which is close to. what i get homesick. the only thing that makes me feel home and happy is just going to nature climbing the tree going to mount our walking the c.s.i. just reminds me of home. thank. our kitchen in the village are designed for women it's shorter because women are shorter than men so. i remember i used to say to my brother i know this is short for you but there is a chair said down and washed the dishes so that shows that i started my feminist movements my feminist revolution from my kitchen that is important for women we have to start. being a rubble. in our house. my mother never had the chance to go to school university never she's not even able to read and write but to me she's the true feminist. my father he stopped talking to me he doesn't support me the things that i'm against islam i mean against my own country and betraying my country but i think these are all

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federal trade commission has been investigating allegations that facebook and appropriately shared the information of $87000000.00 users with a bush political consulting firm cambridge analytic or facebook shares rose after the news was reported a settlement would be the largest civil penalty ever paid to the agency its dispute that threatens to hurt the global tech industry and production of devices many of us depend on japan is restricting exports of materials to south korea which used to make things like smartphones and t.v.'s both countries held hours of talks on friday but have so far failed to resolve the dispute as priyanka gupta explains. a year ago japan and south korea came together their tween goal stopping north korea from getting nuclear weapons and boosting regional trade a year later the 2 sides meet again this time to the 3 dispute over north korea japan says south korea cannot be trusted to implement u.n. sanctions against pyongyang its imposed restrictions on some exports south korea says japan's claims are untrue and wants an international investigation. to the cold war if the investigation finds fault with our

around the world to pay tribute to 46 year old had done in my life welcome to the bush admin take i remember they had my facebook ally pakistan and then the book our nanny the mother of 2 grew up in canada and was well known for her work within the somali community there she was described as a beacon of hope and someone who maintained her somali integrity. the african union has condemned the attack saying the incident aimed to derail progress in somalia as the country rebuilds and consolidates the gains made on peace and security. and for the very latest we're joined now by journalist abilities below he's on the line from somalia's capital mogadishu thank you so much for joining us what was al-shabaab trying to achieve with this attack and why now. well according to media reports the to receive the militant group message was. still existing and that despite media reports by u.s. africa command on the somali government and its security partners here that the top be overpowered the group's message was that yes we're still around and we can strike at. any time so this list attack was kind of a surprise attack becau

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bush and hillary clinton. join us with your tweets and facebook questions.atch "in-depth" with author kangor.n on sunday on book tv. and be sure to watch next month with author lee edwards. watch book tv every weekend on c-span2. on saturday night, vice president mike pence addressed for the faith and freedom coalition gala. its chair, ralph read, no start wednesday that the group length to spend at least $50 million in get out the vote efforts in 2020. this is about 25 minutes. [applause] [applause] [no audio] [applause] [applause] vice pres. pence: thank you all.

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facebook. there's no real internet for that matter. george w. bush is the president.s before 9/11, and it's a couple years after the o.j. trial, so things are going along in the culture rather quietly. >> and that's when the robert blake murder case happens. >> the wife of actor robert blake was killed friday as she sat in the couple's car. >> the victim, blake's wife of less than a year, lee bonnie bakley, was killed by a gunshot wound to the head last friday night. >> actor robert blake, star of the 1970 tv series "baretta," finds himself in the middle of a real-life mystery. >> it was a big, big story in a very slow news month. >> here we go, it's like o.j. >> echoing in every mind were two letters -- o.j. >> it was huge. monumental. this was a true hollywood story. >> in los angeles today, police have acknowledged that the actor robert blake is considered a possible suspect in the murder of his wife. >> it sounds like a made-for-tv murder mystery, but this whodunnit is all too real. >> who was robert blake? >> robert blake was a star. he had been a child star. he

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facebook of its handling of use a doctor that's according to the wall street journal the federal trade commission has been investigating allegations that the social media giant shared the information of 87000000 users with the bush political consulting firm cambridge analytical assessment would be the largest civil penalty ever paid to the commission. and again on it is a problem in doha but the headlines on al-jazeera fighting has broken out between police protestors near hong kong the border with mainland china the protesters angry trade just who come all over the border and. by products cheaply and back in the mainland it follows weeks of rallies against china's influence on how the city is run to reno and though don has the latest from hong kong. tension basically erupted when some of the protesters accused a few police officers of spraying pepper spray on them and that's when the situation basically escalated the police who were manning at that particular area were quickly outnumbered they were pushed back to the police station they sent back riot police who then also struggled to basically hold their positions and contain it we've seen bottles of water thrown at police and protesters we've seen. but at thi

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bush and hillary clinton. join our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions.atch in-depth with author paul ken gore on book tv. and be sure to watch in-depth next month with author lee edwards. weekend ontv every c-span2. washington journal continues. host: nathan gonzales is editor and publisher of inside elections. he's an election analyst with a roll call. we will spend the final hour of the program looking ahead to 2020. look at the presidential candidates and some key senate races. nathan gonzales, thanks for being here. a couple days after the debates. a pole in a at second about who is ahead. just your take on those nights. who came out on top and who did not perform as well? >> we need to define winning in a couple different ways. you can talk about who captured the conversation. i think senator kamala harris really captured the conversation . in some way i think she was one of the key winners. winning is to define who moves the most in the polls. what do the democratic primary voters think about those debates. we are just at the beginning edge of find

bush, and hillary clinton. join our live conversation with your phone calls and facebook questions. with author live sunday from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern on booktv. watch it next month with author lee edwards. watch booktv every weekend on c-span2. &a.nday on c-span's q >> 1962, 10 years later richard nixon would win a 49 state landslide. it all came apart. who served as a speechwriter and senior advisor to president is in, -- present nixon, talks about his new book. saying, i him a memo ohink you should get dean t testify, i did not take the tapes would be that damaging, keep them, the stuff you need you should take and take the rest out and burn it. shutdown the special prosecutor now before this thing grows into a monster. i did not know it at the time in people toled entertain the idea he should burn the tapes and they said it would be obstruction of justice. i did not recommend burning subpoenaed tapes but they were his property and if he simply got rid of them as a fait accompli and said, in peace and be dammed he would have moved through it. nixon saidn said -- if he had bur

and online search services let's bring in webb bush managing director dan ives on the cnbc news line dan, what do you do if you are a shareholder of a facebook or google, all moving lower after headlines on this? >> this is no longer background noise. it made it more of a real threat with the beltway looking at big tech most threatened the amazon and google, apple, but i think it is not just rhetoric within the beltway is shown by this. >> do you think microsoft will be under threat also >> i think microsoft, you know, they obviously have those scars in terms of going through this in the doj, you know, many years ago. i think they're least threatened here, which i think continues to be in the eyes of investors a good thing for microsoft i think most exposed is amazon and facebook as well as google, and apple obviously is in there as well as we saw last week with the hearings look, this is something where it is going to be more noise but ultimately it makes it now something from a risk perspective it is going to start to get factored into the stocks in terms of what could happen. >> i mean amazon is down a percent after hours. it was down a l

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