oh my dear my name is godwin or cheering and i am twenty eight years old. and i work in waste management. and it is in my day is always very busy man i don't even have time to rest i start working at the dump side of five o'clock in the morning sometimes i wish i could give myself a day off down the road but it's not possible to the whole thing that can move. this is kenya's biggest trash talk. is just a few kilometers away from nairobi's commercial district every day hundreds of trucks around with garbage from the cities are fluent districts and it's odell's and restaurants. and you know the lot of us were moved just in my store the trash because i'm trying to earn a little money in my. day i'm no longer alone and i have a wife and child mouth. and they're waiting for me to come back with milk or bread in the evening. on your mother in that they'll complain if i come home empty handed and that. yeah. they're going to convert you or i collect food and put it aside to feed my pigs they have to eat to . drown you sometimes i might be lucky and find some packe

garbage dumps can provide a lifeline for people like godwin or she. gets dirty work but there is very little other work here. ten years economy is booming but most of the wealth ends up with the country's tiny upper class. and. it's unfair when some people are so rich a profile when families own land and farms you know others are living in slums and have to sleep rough and there are some people who even i sleep on that dump site because they don't have homes and imo yes and in my opinion on otley people who have money should open something like a resource center which can help lift up those who are below them or help the younger adults who are facing a tough life it is going to agree at least that would help reduce poverty in the slum incentives and that it will and with all my skinny work again. well. actually what really matters to lift people out of poverty is investments in education and health it is for structure it's whether or not the government's doing these investments it's really important for a society to try to enable children for low inco

be the one person who tries to help you it's in the slum is godwin or ching's role model you're probably darjeeling yani who are sort of on this from ground zero the founder of the youth club wants to radically change in society that. they were going to ever lived if so from father to anybody who is going to i had to get your system is i'm not getting educated the anybody that is going through the system most likely come out bad then the life you see so he's the one for all this effects so he is foster organize strive to get informed like to be active so that we get things done i've always these we don't we can't promise our kids anything do i think any quality could ever be a good thing no day has to be we either we're all going to. sail this ship together or is going to sink. this. new car. to. where she. was. just. going after. the fast pace of life in the digital. shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information on the way to use finds and interviews with the makers and users. should next on t.w. . singapore has set the stage for the historic

the ten square meter room that godwin wrote yang shares with his wife lorna and their daughter iliana costs about thirty five dollars a month out seeing lives in constant fear of being unable to pay the rent he can't imagine trash as a laundry object he uses it to feed his family and furnish is home. it's hard all these years we've grown up with hardship. i grew up like you and i would like to get away from march again and have a good life and i don't think those in power will help us that when they only think of their own. ok like eric once they have filled their own pockets the rest of us who are poor will just have to struggle through and if you don't struggle you know where you will stay poor and always. who were there are those who have money and those who don't so if you don't have much and you compare yourself with those you do you will get tired so if you don't have much you know it is better not to stress yourself one day you will make it. the rich don't care about inequality that there is different to any quality and america is growing so far. it's so for at one time one per

i didn't want him as godwin or cheating on him twenty eight years old. i mean i work in waste management. minutes and my day is always very busy and i don't even have time to rest i start working at the dump site at five o'clock in the morning sometimes i wish i could give myself a day off down here but it's not possible to thing else lucky. this is kenya's biggest trash talk. is just a few kilometers away from nairobi commercial district. every day hundreds of trucks are running with garbage from the city's not fluent districts and it's hotels and restaurants. filomena. my source the trash because i'm trying to earn a little money in the. day i'm no longer alone at the ground i have a wife and child medicine for him and they're waiting for me to come back with milk or bread in the evening opted. in that they'll complain if i come home empty handed and that. yeah. they. to convert you i collect food and put it aside to feed my pigs they have to eat too. sometimes i might be lucky and find some packed meat and chips here. and that would be lunch for the d

she had two affairs, an illegitimate daughter, and she marries william godwin, an anarchist. they did not really legitimize her. they have one more daughter, mary godwin, who is mary shelley and the author of frankenstein. then she died. everybody thought oh, she was a whore. the public opinion of her was that she was an irredeemable scandal. that then associate educated women with scandal. even worse would be said about francis wright, known as fanny. she was a scotswoman who was born in 1795 and comes to america in 1818 and travels around the united states writing travelogues. the views of society and manners in america, published in 1821. it is not a positive review about america. she goes back to scotland, but then she returns again in the company of the marquis de lafayette when he is making his 1824 tour. she travels around the country in very good company, and that exposes her to more american thinkers and she becomes an advocate of abolition, workers rights, sexual freedom -- you can imagine how that went over -- and an advocate of education for women. she founded two

. >> i think president trump has a good godwin's law notches on his belt. i would be super happy if michael hayden, james clapper and john brennon -- kennedy: went on a long term honeymoon in hell. >> where they conducted warrantless surveillance, apologized to them personally open come back to us and talk about this. i disagree with the policy as well as michael hayden does. there's a way to communicate this without losing your marbles. kennedy: but the marbles are gone, they are left the barn and we can no longer put the toothpaste back in the horse >>> first up, inspector general michael horowitz testified on capitol hill today defending a report that found no political bias in the clinton e-mail probe but not everybody is buying it. we'll have a live report from washington with the details. plus a chat with sam nu nunberg. he's exciting. hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. o

the ten square meter room that godwin arching shares with his wife lorna and their daughter eliana cost about thirty five dollars a month. lives in constant fear of being unable to pay the rent in the future. and the documentary the rich the poor and the trash is part of his documentary series close up you can see the complete film tonight at nine fifteen pm central european time or nine hundred fifteen g.m.t. . further football world cup begins in russia on thursday but hooliganism for russian football fans is casting a long shadow chris harrington from do we force is here to tell us more this has been a big problem for russia for some time chris yes it has started in the ninety nineties when the soviet union collapsed since then it's become a way of life and for many militaristic in some ways we have a report let's take a look. hiding for the sake of fighting this is the hooligan seen in russia with a group in the world cup. in these fights a pure adrenaline in that it's a rush everyone wants to prove that the strongest thing that they step in and that's exactly what happened in austr

to attend the peace pledge signing in the run up to next month's election president anderson among godwine m.d.c. leader nelson chamisa missed the meeting in the capital harare that comes days after the president escaped unhurt from a grenade attack at a rally in the city of by the way you know how to toss a house more from. some of the barbie and say they are disappointed off to saturday's explosion they expected to see president and dog and the main opposition leader nelson chamisa at this peace signing ceremony saying that they are committed to peace come to elections in july but none of them attended some of the bombings are asking how serious are politicians making sure that this election in july is peaceful we saw earlier there was a small opposition parties in the room were tending the signing ceremony they were very unhappy with the electoral process they say they feel that the electoral commission is siding with the greens on a party and they are really worried that zani could rig of this election or one man had to be dragged out of the room by the police because he would not keep

there is the godwin's law.ou make the analogy to the 1930s germany, you go too far, but there are a lot of people who talk about it didn't begin with the violence with the jewish people, it started with the rhetoric. that rhetoric is pretty consistent. >> yes. >> that is one of the things that i think is destabilizing and frightening a lot of people. >> they follow the exact pattern that hitler has, i hate to say it, with the propaganda, even down to the red cross went into auschwitz, they cleaned it up for two days. it looked fine. they went back. everything seems to look fine. >> fascist playbook. >> same thing when maielania di that ridiculous trip and went down there. >> yeah, i don't care -- rob, what do you make of the fact of home and family. it's one of those cultural touch stones because it captured a moment in u.s. history when this anxiety about social change, demographic change was captured in a brilliant way. archie had this humanity but he had a fear. >> he was definitely frightened. the man was a