it's apocryphal or not, but it's made a point that i struggle with and it's a story about mahatma gandhi. gandhi was said to be rushing on busy days, running from point to point but now he was said to be running for a train to leap into the third class section that he's travelled in, people were there to grab him and help him to get on to the train but one of his sandals fell off and everybody watched with disappointment that mahatma gandhi had lost his sandal, but before people could settle into their thoughts of disappointment or consolation, or problem solving about how they were going to deal with this one sandaled man, gandhi reached down, really quickly, grabbed his other sandal and threw it onto the tracks. people were curious, "mahatma, why would you throw your other sandal out there?" and he looked like it was a confusing and bemusing question. he said, "i threw the other sandal because whoever finds that first sandal, wouldn't it be nice if they found the other one as well?" i [applause] i heard that story when i was about your age and i was astounded by the moral imagination o

this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi.ane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. the polling stations are all prepared for what will be the first truly free elections in romania's history. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a peacefulfuneral demonstration so far, but suddenly these police are teargassing the crowd, we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well established here, helen was said to be in good spirits butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. it was a bloody birth for a poor country, and the challenges ahead are daunting. but for now, at least, it is time to celebrate. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: president trump calls on muslim nations to take the lead in fighting terror, in a major speech in saudi arabia. north korea has confirmed that it successfully tested

this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi.eturn from the political battlefield. the polling stations are all prepared for what will be the first truly free elections in romania's history. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a peacefulfuneral demonstration so far, but suddenly these police are teargassing the crowd, we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well established here, helen was said to be in good spirits butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. it was a bloody birth for a poor country, and the challenges ahead are daunting. but for now, at least, it is time to celebrate. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump gets an extravagant welcome during his visit to saudi arabia. on his second day in the country — he's expected to make a speech about his "hopes of a peaceful vision of islam". iran's president hassan rouhani says his re—election shows people want reform

kingbly only martin luther or gandhi would have turned the other cheek. robert: we will have more later in sports. jonathan: fallout from this video that we showed you, the seven i-team brought disturbing video from howard university hospital staff, security folks who work for them, dumping a woman on the street, then walking away. somebody videotaped the whole thing. howard university is responding with consequences. howard university tells us three people have been fired in connection with this incident. "thesaid in a statement, university is continuing training efforts to ensure this never happens again." alison: whoever pulled the trigger hitting a woman with a bullet as she walked for parking lot and fairfax county. this happened at the chantilly shopping center. the bullet grazed the woman's hand. the police say she do not seem to be targeted, but they are trying to figure out where the bullet came from. jonathan: you walk on a trail and see a couple bottles, you may think it is trash, but do not touch it. these are actually bombs. police in montgom

probably only martin luther king or gandhi would have turned the other cheek and not done something reactionary you tell him, dusty. ni telling us free bryce harper. he is in the lineup tonight. ryan zimmerman a highlight so far. zim lines this one to left center. turner comes in to score. zimmerman heading to second. 40th rbi this season. nationals take a 1-0 lead. murphy smokes this ball into right. the 32-year-old zimmerman showing off the wheel coming all the way from second sliding head first. rbi single for murphy. nats take a 2-0 lead. right now it's 3-2 in the third. >>> the eye of the tiger tonight. orioles and he needed it. first batter of the game. likes what he is serving up. the yankees' lead off man crushing this ball to right. new york with two home runs in the first inning against the birds. one of the homers off from matt holiday. holiday would want another. that cut a deep into the seats and left two homers. the yankees take a 4-0 lead. smacks this ball to the right. yankees beat the birds 8-3. >>> to the court former maryland star working out with the wizards ahead of june's

in some like gandhi who are challenging this narrative, they also are drawn from western sources. gandhi is inconceivable without some like tolstoy who can see the violence of this process of modernization and is writing about it. in a way we all kind of inhabited this particular framework of the modern response to it. seen in its inadequacies, its faults and written about it and those ideas, those critiques have traveled widely and have been shared widely. i do think that the last two, three years have been an exceptional period of intellectual of a certain kind of homogenized narrative emanating from some of the early settlers of education, disseminated by newspaper editorials. i mean, basically informing assumptions, whether in speeches by politicians or policymaking, and they have all been informed by this great master narrative that progress is happening and it's all working out. we'll have to adopt these particular models of capitalism and democracy, and things will work out in the way it has worked out for us. >> so i want to talk about anger, but your reference to the king

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arianna gandhi released a statement and said -- compassion, kindness, oneness that you showed one anotherthe past week is the exact opposite of the heinous intentions it must take to pull up something as evil as what happened. now she's throwing a benefit concert for those people who lost loved ones. >> it's interesting. she's... i say hurray for maturity. we remember a couple of years ago with the incident in the doughnut shop, she said she hate americans referring to obesity, she spit on that. she seems to have matured. but the message that she is giving is designed to hit all the right notes without offense. it's honest, but it's a very, very, very careful. it stays within the lines of being an entertainment world draw. you can't mention the cause. what caused this? if you do, you step outside the lines. what's the space you're making? are you in trouble -- >> you are making up arbitrary lines, greg! >> you know what i'm saying. >> know, i don't. >> the entertainer cannot attribute to the cause of the attack. it wouldn't be a bad idea, but i'm not expecting it from her. >> are you sayi

she has a lot of inspirational quotes from people, gandhi, oprah, depack chopra. happy. one tweet, ivanka trump don't use my story on women who work unless you're going to stop being complicit. fair criticism? >> first of all, she has the voice to talk to 40,000 young girl with her organization. shame on her. hey, if we don't agree with everything another woman said, let's bully them on twitter. she really is stepping on the face of feminism. >> aamanda? >> if she wants to use her voice, she stoontshouldn't steal other people's words. this is a really bad book rollout. number one, you run stories by very famous people when you're going to use their stories to make sure they don't blind side you in the press. make sure the official reviews are good. her reviews, she's being savaged, coming off as a light weight and a poser for working women because she doesn't understand the struggles most working moms have. she's not in a position to respond. why do you write a book, put it out when you can't do a press tour. they should have put this whole thing on pause. she sho

the state senate gandhi bait on a ploep sal to restructure one of california's landmark climate change initiatives. the measure would end the state's current cap and trade program and impose a perpetually escalating tax on carbon emissions. under the bill much of the revenue generated wiould offset higher bills for gas and energy. it is being considered to extend the program and prevent it from expiring in 2020. >>> we have breaking news right now in san francisco. sky 7 is over an accident on the golden gate bridge. you're taking a live look. it's affecting southbound lanes. the chp says a gray range rover hit the median. right now only one lane of traffic is getting through. so definitely leave plenty of time if you are trying to get into the city right now from marin. we will stay on top of this and the traffic delays it is causing. be sure to download the abc7 news app and enable push alerts for updates. >> a rash of car fires in the east bay has neighbors concerned and police alarmed for a possible fire bug. the latest happened this morning. one in lafayette, another in walnut cre

gandhi says we are firming with a upswing. your assessment? period of the governing council emphasizing that if you like the risk, work the downside. that remains the case. the pay risk is fading. if you like the risk of deflation, that is fading. ands accurate to say -- what we said in the press statement a few weeks ago. still to the downside but the direction is moving more towards balance. that is a new off position, but it remains -- especially for inflation, which is our core in -- objective. inflation around the world, we have an issue of, how weekly will inflation recover? the real economy is recovering. what we have to see is how does that map into the recovery. at theeveryone picks nuances. despite the choreography of what comes next, for the whole of europe, is it possible it should change? the you see any propensity for movement in the choreography at all? providethe ecb tries to forward guidance. -- and itonsistence is important for markets to hear the consistent message. a lot of forward guidance in our monetary statements and th

what his father, gandhi, would have said about >>> a pearl harbor skydiver celebrated his 90th anniversary ii. he had a commercial pilot's license for 35 years. wallin has sky dived about 50 time before he successful landing with a birthd >>> do you love labs? labrador retrievers that is. today we show you a local rescue that specializes in rescuing these gentle giants. >> plus we are kicking off our great moms week here on great day washington with a mom who's going to teach us all how to mother with courage. >> it is monday, may 8th. and this, my friends, is great day washington. ♪ [ music ] look at this, it's monday my name is chris leary. >> and i'm markette sheppard. we're your hosts of great day washington, this great moms week on -- >> oh, my lord, i still have to get -- i'm going to get my mom a head scratcher. she wants one of those things. >> a head scratcher? >> it's got like a handle. maybe you should wrap it in like some flowers and candy just in case. >> i'll put it in a bouquet, like what's that metal thing. it's to scratch your head ma. >> i don't know if you were watching

think about the dalai lama, think about gandhi, think about dr. king. aninc.ong before they became icons that you put on posters for gatherings like this, they were people who made, and started making little choices to put things at risk, the choices accumulated and those choices ocular into the story of self which it i'm somebody who's of something bigger than me and want to put something at risk for that, right? .. instead of saying gosh i'm tired of the government spending so much money and never being able to curb itself, they dusted off the constitution and what that article 5 and said there's a provision here that says if we get a quarter of the states to ratify, to approve a resolution calling for a new convention, we can have a new convention. they are trying to call a new convention whose sole purpose would be to dramatically reduce the size and scale of the federal government. so there's risk here on a policy level because if they should ever impact yet to 37 states and have the bell ring and say okay, we're doing this, we are having a constitutional

i often think of gandhi who said the people -- they were trying to restrain him, the people here want freedom and i have to follow them because i'm their leader, in other words, he saw what the need was but he also helped to frame that agenda and i don't think you can hope for something to happen without finding the agenda. you have to effect the agenda and you have to help -- but you help not your agenda but you have to help your agenda be related to the overall social need. >> now, have there been times in your life where you felt a challenge to your philosophy, that you felt that your vision -- >> all through my life, yeah all through my life. >> can you tell us a time? >> i mean, you know, i even think sitting in this building, the times that people said to me, you know, there were times when i almost gave up because so many people said we don't need something like this and other people who are antag nisistic as one white men said to me, you need to be on the pennsylvania avenue for the national council, you can have a nice office in a side street. i knew what his vision was of me

i think about the dalai lama, i think about gandhi, i think about long before they became icons, you put on posters for gatherings like this, they were people who made and started making little choices things at risk and those choices accumulated. those choices accumulated into the story itself that said i am somebody who's about something bigger than me and i'm willing to but something at risk for that. mark becker is the other guy i want to tell you about who's a tea party compatriot of matt and terry from different circles and was a cofounder of the tea party patriots as an organization and mark has been out there, he's spent several years in that organization and now he's running something called citizens for self-governance and there's a whole other story about what they're doing which is a total change the game kind of power strategy which is they are organizing an article 5 constitutional convention. all right. so instead of saying gosh, i'm tired of the federal government spending so much money and never being able to curb itself, they dumped it on the constitution, look at a

think about if statutes had gone up to gandhi or mother teresa instead of mass murderers.he next generation for peace instead of war. but instead, president abbas is diverting so much money to teach young children that the best thing they can do is murder israelis. leland: something, certainly, that the prime minister's going to bring up with president trump, probably some of the examples that you all are putting out as well. yesterday prime minister netanyahu doubled down on saying he wants not only the u.s. embassy, but all embassies moved to jerusalem. give us a sense, how serious of a request is this? is this something that you want done tomorrow? because there's a lot of people who say it's not worth the cost in terms of what will happen in the west bank, could happen in the arab world if that move is made. >> well, of course we want not only the u.s. embassy, but all embassies to move to jerusalem -- leland: and you're not worried about the potential consequences? >> well, i think that this conflict ultimately boils down to recognition of the other and what arab stat

the professional advice book includes hundreds of quotes from leaders like oprah and gandhi as well as three's own rues for balancing work and family. but many are calling it wildly out of touch. thanks to admissions like the one that she was so busy during the 2016 campaign that honestly i wasn't treating m massage or making much time for self-care. >> ivanka trump is obviously going to be criticized because of her father and that's going to happen to her throughout his presidency. i suspect that this same book would have done just fine if he were not president. >> reporter: now trump also getting some blowback from some whose quotes were used in the book. in a statement, famed chimp researcher jane goodall criticizing the white house's position on conservation saying, i hope ms. trump will stand with us to value and cherish our natural world. reshma saujani saying don't use my story. it hasn't stopped her. she's donating part of the proceeds from her book to charities empowering and educating women and girls. >> it's better to have ivanka trump in this administration than not to have