gen. sec. kamp-kerrenbauer: that is a good question because in the federal states in germany we are responsible for the education system. we are responsible for what you call the workforce. we are responsible to deal with the question, how can we make better and better education on the challenge of digitalization? must we improve the school system? what issues do we have to deal with? has little to do with the national level. that the states have to do. i think there are a lot of experiences that we can share together. gov. sandoval: what is an example of how you are doing that? how are you addressing that skills gap? gen. sec. kamp-kerrenbauer: it is not so easy in germany way we have certain thatal with the situation each federal state works on its own. way, inhis in a certain a common system. the main issue is what will it mean for school education? how do have to change what we are teaching in our schools. what are the skills to get successful people for the future? people that have respons

gen. francisco: it makes it all the more offensive. [laughter] gen. francisco: i would like to address the lurking jurisdictional question in your case that your honor raised because it is always easy for a court to avoid difficult institutional questions on narrow jurisdictional grounds. [laughter] religious animus here? [laughter] gen. francisco: i love them all, your honor. jus. breyer: i am worried about the answer on the song. i mean if you look it up on the , internet, the song and the word, burn there are 2150 songs , that use the word "burn." happens is a precedent. well, what happens to elton john, who sang "burned on the mission?" what happened to david bowie, who sang "slow burn?" and above all what happens to , robert fripp, who sang "you burn the up. i cigarette?" am agen. francisco: and your honor, even assuming for the sake of argument that a song is the equivalent of a cake and therefore protected by the first amendment, here mordred songs are damning to him. my friend on t

gen. the department of justice is not run by his atty. gen.problems and people are trying to pretend they didn't conflate those issues. it is true that donald trump has trouble separating those issues but has trouble because he is the victimized the year and a half by people who are unable to separate them. rob: meddling and collusion. the mueller investigation approaching $20 million in costs to the american taxpayer. jillian: a massive manhunt for a suspect who shot a cop and sped away. the suspect was driving a blue toyota corolla when deputy jordan cheryl pulled him over, the suspect shooting cheryl. the deputy needed surgery. and information leading to an arrest. a man accused of murdering a cop with his own gun could face a judge today. massachusetts officer michael chestnut was responding to a colony manual lopez grabbed his gun and shot him in the head. he is accused of killing a bystander. lopez was expected to be arraigned on monday but still in the hospital. thousands honoring officer chetna at a visual as he was posthumously promot

of that which so the gen ache ir kips getting money from the brand name and the brand maim. it.ust sit on >> just sit on. i the brand name company gets monopoly basically on the drug and the only people who suffer are the people who have to pay for the drugs? is something that congress has been cach talking about for 15 years now. , thet is just, it is very drug industry is powerful. there is a lot of different it.es to there are other different drug issues, but, yeah, congress is at.ing they have been having hearings and talking about it. some idea rucks bag and they have been talking about since the 1680's. >> host: well, good morning. slurred through medicaid. i have medicaid and medicare through the president and everyone else, do f with our medicare. good day. hast. >> host: all right. east dublin georgia. good morning. morning.: good how are you? well.t: doing >> caller: this is through the own polling at the family foundation that americans are for universal health care even if it means raising taxes for them and the read it was at 50% through the polling so throughly

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gen. nagata: thank you very much. i would be remiss if i didn't express gratitude to matt and the members of the washington institute for extending me the and meditation -- the invitation to be here today to make brief remarks, and in gauge and a conversation about what i came here to talk about. as you have already heard, i have been in my position as the senior strategist for counterterrorism at the national counterterrorism center for about two years. what i am about to try to convey to you is a melding both of my own practical operational experience, some of which has been successful, some of which has not, but you know, whether you call it experience or scar tissue, i have a lot of both. also, what i have been forced to inrn in the last two years considering how the united states government in its totality, not just the u.s. military, addresses the problem of terrorism around the world. so what i intend to do today is discussed those counterterrorism efforts, give my perspective, particularly with an eye towards

but help us understand more about this we know that gen dostum is a long time establishment figure in the country he is a leader of the as banksy is seen as a defender of their rights but he's also one of the most controversial figures in the country known for his brutality just tell us more about some of the allegations that have been made against him yes your your report also that a good job of clarifying that he goes back to the time when the soviets were in afghanistan he first was a local militia that the procedure with government was was using against the. soviet forces in afghanistan then essentially just several times eventually after nine eleven he became part of the new establishment in afghanistan and has played the role of a politician. and i think that because of the fact that he has popular support among his own community that he carries it water bank so he has hundreds of thousands of votes in his pocket so that makes him important for any politician afghanistan running for office whether it's the legislative level or presidential level and as a result in two thousand a

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we speak with people at the scene that there was an explosion just in front of kabul airport while gen dostum convoy passed the area the eyewitnesses that there was about ten people killed and thirty people injured i minded. two women and one child and there is no. more information about this mess so it isn't clear atoll what might have been the target of this attack well it's not confirmed yet but today all the roads were blocked because of this program that general does that will arrive to kabul. because of this station or a pass or come back to us when things become a little bit clearer that and masood mentioned that explosion happening within minutes of the arrival of gas gana stands vice president general abdul rashid dostum now he spent more than a year in exile he left the country following allegations of rape against a political rival he's been welcome to cobble despite an ongoing criminal investigation charlotte betis reports. the second most powerful man in afghanistan is back in kabul vice president general abdul rashid dostum had been living in exile in turkey for the last

happy with the trade policy of the current administration ok perhaps those types are back firing their gens quarter in wall street thank you very much well we heard from metals judi's from yemen's the e.u. has just begun levy in tariffs on some steel imports they follow donald trump's imposition of steel and the minium tariffs on u.s. imports there's a glut of steel on markets in the chinese overproduction the e.u. fears trumps tariffs could lead to metals originally bound for the u.s. being diverted to the e.u. to prevent that brussels imposing twenty five percent tariffs though not on all imports and even levies will only apply to steal in excess of the normal impulse. amazon's day of deep discount deals known as prime day has once again set the online retailer sales to new records as despite technical glitches and strikes across warehouses in europe workers walked out to demand better conditions and not for the first time. in europe amazon workers have long clamored for change their complaints range from inadequate wages an unhealthy working environment stringent efficiency quotas and pe

concerns over lack ofox gen, the possibility of rain in the forecast. 13 international divers and five ty seals. two divers will occupy each boy. helicopters are ready to transport the boys to hospitals when they come out of there. 12 boys, 11 to 16, and their coach, stranded since june 23rd. after intense rain flooded the cave. the weather a major factor. thlo happening in thailand. >> what we are seeing is a bit of a break you can see, heavier rains may make a comeback in northern thailand. we will have to watch rainfall intensity, and this is all tied into the typical summer monsoon pattern. we get heavy run-off at times, the issue, as the rains return, more sections of the cave could be prone to rising water levels, a rate that any pumps brought in wouldn't keep up with it. in addition to the typhoons in the western pacific. that moisture gets pulled in as well. critical window of oppni last day or so. the long range forecast as we head to the middle of the week will see heavier rains in will . >> we tweeted the breaking news from thailand, moments after the word came to the nbc cr

to those qualities many of whom were undoubtedly abducted under the regime of gen me if you have victoria's and me here. in what we have experienced and attempted since then defies description the reaction from government spokespersons to questions regarding all those who have disappeared is disrespectful and deplorable we cannot accept their contemptuous and completely improbable responses. fema galas the somebody they claim that the missing have left the country or joined the girl years. gone how could they know that what. they have. will be only one thing i know beneath the people of guatemala we cannot allow these inside us crimes to go unpunished young mom gone god that they will build via appia we urgently call upon you to join our fight for the immediate release of abducted guatemalan citizens and for an end to the killing and all forms of violence that violate human dignity in the land in me that my. son by the two hundred twenty five families which constitute up or you moved to so that our sons husbands fathers and brothers might be returned to us alive if. the objections continued

it comes to electric mobility and the administrative regions are doing their bit two thirds of shen gens taxis have already gone away trick. you idea runs charging stations throughout the make a city which the taxi drivers use at the end of their shifts. it's peak period that not everyone who ever is happy. look at it will go on is always you know it's not worth it might have to charge my car for two hours every day that's a loss of ten or twenty years of business instead of earning money i sit around all play games on my phone. and that gets boring after a while. but the city's government is having none of it and says the low power prices make up for any other losses and drivers have to make sure they take regular breaks anyway. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful. as f.b.i. director james comey was always pretty well known for when donald trump five him last year to stick his foot in measured think this week he's my guest here in berlin way he's promoting a book even as he faces new challenge using insubordination so what's the truth conflicts of. the global. what keeps us

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but your millennials in gen g are hands on and they have employable skills at an early age. how do we capitalize on that opportunity when you start to look at the trajectory of the labor force, the unemployment rate and the labor participation rate and we started to step back and say if we look at the unemployment rate and what's happening today, who is sitting outside and that's when an opportunity youth became one where we said, man, this is an opportunity. see our focus on the giving pillars but i want to focus in on the one that we're talking about today and that's employment pathways. we started with a program called base camp coding academy in water valley, mississippi. if you're wondering where water valley, mississippi is, so was i. phenomenal students. an organization, non-profit who was working with schools and looking for those students who may have had that tough first year or growing up in underserved communities but these kids had grit. they said, we're going to take them they were not able to go right into college but we're going to teach them the skill of cod

catch a cab in the southern chinese metropolis of sion gen and like me you can expect to be watched taxeshere are gradually gaining close circuit t.v. cameras installed above their rearview mirrors. but i think it's ok it improves safety for both drivers and passengers. more than half of all taxis are already c.c.t.v. monitored the pictures are transmitted live to the transit authority here please can see which driver the vehicle is registered with and what's happening in it at all times using facial recognition software or thirty's can also later track what route a certain passenger took. you know what to the part we don't see passenger privacy is an issue these are the privately of course but modes of transport that are available to the public and they're used by different people for that reason we've concluded that they're permissible. in china cameras watch over nearly or public spaces using surveillance software created by companies such as magazine the startup in beijing it's software can identify objects on mistreated and recognize movement patterns or faces the technology has long

it's the gen 2, it might still work. >> yes, it might. >> look at this -- 1457. how lucky can i get? >> other people are seeing what he is up to with his scuba beer. that guy says i just lost my sunglasses. >> now watch, i'm like finders keepers losers >> so he gives a thumbs up. >> after reuniting this guy with his property, i think he wants to continue -- >> i found the apple watch, because when i charged it it had a setting here that has a medical id. it has his name and contact information. >> i lost a watch recently. i made a joke about it, would a push find it. >> i can mail the watch to you if you want me to. >> i would appreciate that. >> that's a dope move. >> thank you so much. >> have a great day and have a tether or something on your watch next time. >> yes, it has been a long time since these sisters last saw each other. they last saw each other 15 years ago. >> what kept them apart? >> life. >> i can't remember. >> they started families and the distance got in the way, and here we are 15 years later. here is the bigger catch. they both have alzheime

gen. for period of time but friction is tense between them. interestingly when you look at the archives bobby kennedy even then was giving interviews to the kennedy library not to be released for many years and starts ripping on lyndon johnson, a horrible guy, while he was doing that he was trying to maneuver himself, the presidential running mate in 1964, lbj gave serious thought to be on the ticket for one reason, he was afraid of nelson rockefeller got the republican nomination he was going to have to reach out to kennedy supporters and put him on the ticket. once barry goldwater got the nomination johnson told his reporters i don't need you anymore, he didn't want to say publicly i don't want bobby kennedy to be my vice president, he said i have decided that none of my cabinet members will be my running mate. it was directed to one cabinet member. everybody understood that. bobby has great support, cannot smile, sorry i had to do that. kennedy leaves the cabinet, runs for the u.s. senate in new york and gets into the race in september. the

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. >> together, we're the next gen race of young people can go from public housing to the mayors' office residents we spoke with hope she can bring change. >> keeping san francisco diverse i think is so expensi, the average person cannot afford to live here. >> the new mayor said she is committed to rolling up her sleeves and getting to work. >> new developments in the immigration crisis. the trump administration says tomorrow all eligible my grant children under the age of five will be reunited with their parents. that's according to a routers report. the government said they needed more time. the july 26th decline remains in place to reunite older children with their families. . >> in oakland there are reports of a young child shot. it happened a little more than an hour ago in east oakland. police confirmed to us that they are working a shooting in that area. investigators are focused on this car that showed up at highland hospital. the child's condition is not clear at this point. download the at-bats news app for any fwraeking updates. investigators say an improperly installed lives

time to go to gen x. walt walt walt walt walt walter cronkite would have never had a gen x.ere and mike gunsleman. i'll go to you. she laid it out there i screwed up. end of story? >> i don't think she will get her job back. i met her last night. she was really nice. that goes a long way to the crew members. they're nice when they get in, she's lovely. she's one of these comics that are really out there and says things that are really wacky. there's other people that i think have said far worse. she has now felt the effects of the ramifications of it. but i think painting her as this racest and we won't see her again. >> neil: you think she got railroaded? >> she was being provocative. that's what she's known to be. she has an image and a p.r. problem. i don't know if continuing to apologize is the right way to go. the best thing to help her is time. >> i'm not sure why she did this honestly. you have to apologize and give it time. people can accept your apology. >> neil: she's apologizing in a lot of venues. >> yeah. >> i think she wants sympathy now. >> and might have hurt

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some areas are filled with water, and the cave they are in now is low onox gen.here, they are looking at everything, janice. >> they are looking at the few options that they have. and none of them are easy. they are all risky. the one, of course, that has received the most attention, it seems to be maybe the only scenario that may work is the idea that boys would swim out. the divers spent days trying to prepare the environment for that scenario, where they have placedox gen tanks and ropes, in trying to figure out how they would be able to latch them to each boys and swim out together, buddy dive. another option that was introduced today is the one that mentioned on twitter the other day, the idea to put a tube into the tunnels and inflate it, used with a system with air locks, where the boys can come out, and at least supplies can go in. the two main concerns that officials are wrestling with for the last several day, is the fact that there is too much water, not pumped out as quickly, and deteriorating air quality. initially, when they talked about the possibi

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assaulted a political rival which led to this standoff in kabul between police and his bodyguards i got gen dostum is surrounded somewhere homs even on the off boston's here's they must know that seven or eight provinces of the north will turn against the government. dostum has a ruthless reputation he has ruled northern afghanistan for thirty years and is renowned for shifting his allegiance in one thousand nine hundred sixty minute top taliban commanders for talks but the handshake stops the he would fight the taliban in the northern alliance famously saying he could never belt of a government where there is no whiskey and no music dostum was later accused of the crimes and hundreds of taliban prisoners in his care suffocated in shipping containers. after the two thousand and one us invasion dostum transitioned from warlord to politician was he willed enormous influence in afghanistan's north when he returned from exile ten years ago this was his reception. was many including president danny who needs the support of boston's banks we eager to see what type of reception he gets this time.

gen dostum lift off to ahmed ishi and northern accused him and his guards of kidnapping and rape. them dostum ordered his commander to rape me nine other bodyguards he told them to rape me until the ground is covered with blood and take a photograph but dostum refused to come in for questioning president ashraf ghani then persuaded turkey's president richard typo to want to take him in it's not the first time dostum spin exiled in turkey it's a repeat of ten years ago when he assaulted a political rival which led to this standoff in kabul between police and his bodyguards dostum has a ruthless reputation he has ruled northern afghanistan for thirty years and is renowned for shifting his allegiance. in one thousand nine hundred sixty minute top taliban commanders for talks with the handshake stops the he would fight the taliban in the northern alliance famously saying he could live a vow to a government where there is no whisky and no music after the two thousand and one us invasion dostum transitioned from warlords to politician the. enormous influence of afghanistan's new making

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think we kept in the past from zax time our city is a modern and contemporary they still have this last gen traditions and a good way i wouldn't say that we are conservative however we can notice people can speak different languages and this is normal for. there's even a monument to the austria-hungary in keizer fonzie also in the city again. during the soviet era that would have been unthinkable only an independent ukraine could celebrate this part of its past. we can feel it's not just because so is that not because of monuments but mostly in traditions to a keep right now i mean we have a lot of these tasty cakes you feel even chinese to it's impossible to posses shop so it's cakes or you. breaks for having coffee or tea. for example in the viennese coffee house or the cafe bucharest next door between the two world wars the region belonged to romania. before the holocaust a third of the city's population was jewish. now only traces of jewish life are visible here a few synagogues remain active tourists often come here in search of their roots. and very happy when people from contras for

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assaulted a political rival which led to this standoff in kabul between police and his bodyguards i got gen dostum is surrounded somewhere homs even costumes here as they must know that seven or eight provinces of the north will turn against the government's dostum has a ruthless reputation he has ruled northern afghanistan for thirty years and is renowned for shifting his allegiance. in one thousand nine hundred six he met top taliban commanders for talks but the handshake stops the he would fight the taliban in the northern alliance famously saying he could never bow out of a government where there is no whisky and no music that dustin was later accused of the crimes and hundreds of taliban prisoners in his care suffocated in shipping containers. after the two thousand and one us invasion dostum transitioned from warlord to politician. he willed enormous influence in afghanistan's north when he returned from exile ten years ago this was his reception. was many including president danny who needs the support of dostum spanx we eager to see what type of reception he gets this time. charlott

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