to mention her father is ricardo hossam an economics professor from harvard university and ricardo haas a man her father is currently the envoy of juan wedo to the interim merican development bank the biggest lender in latin america looks a lot like ms haas mint has a pretty big dog in the fight however the new york times presents or is just a liberal minded venezuelan who wants what's best for her people it should be news or the father has a lot to gain politically and professionally should regime change happen very cool of the new york times not to mention you know the fact that john houseman's dad is an economic advisor. now the folks who handle ethics of the new york times have a special section dedicated to possible conflicts of interest from contributors stuff members must be sensitive that perfectly proper political activity but their spouses family or companions may nevertheless create conflicts of interest or the appearance of conflict but in the end the new york times didn't really care they presented her as just another voice we were aware of her father's biography before pub

chance to distance themselves from the relegation zone all they needed was a positive result against haas and haim but it was another disappointing performance from shelter in shock at bell's four deal and under a crime marriage but hoffenheim to nail up in the first half. kylie yuri pulled one back for shell after the break but goals from. mary and another from bell for deal sealed the win for the visitors peter birch tyler scored a late consolation goal five two the final score on top steven shelter remain in trouble. let's get a round up of all the results so far from much day thirty as you can see there fire in edged braman glass loss to life sake i smashed six past stuart garth leverkusen beat nuremberg two. shell and hoffenheim as you can see they're absolutely well great when they're four hundred and i'm and my they took on just the door of a mid table clash and dorothy i haven't even touched the ball before john philip my tapes are stored in the first minutes. just the doors back to life with an equalizer on nineteen minutes i the belgian turned villain by missing a second house p

it was another disappointing performance from childcare belfour deal and undraped from marriage but haas and i'm two nil up in the first half and you know yuri pulled one back for shelter after the break but goals from. mary and another from bell for a deal sealed the win for the visitors peter birch tyler scored a late consolation goal five to the final score and hope stevens shelter remain in trouble. let's get a round up of all the results so far for much day thirty as you can see there byron edged braman glad lost to life sake i smashed six past stuttgart leverkusen beat nuremberg two. shell and hoffenheim as you can see there absolutely well a great win there for hofmann haim and minds they took on in a mid table clash and doors haven't even touched the ball before john philip much hits a scored in the first minute. new kibaki shook the doors back to life with an equaliser and nineteen minutes i the belgian turned villain by missing a second half penalty. karim on his room made it to one and a second from a tighter seal the win for minds three one runs. now on sunday dortmund travel

students organized nationwide marches since then some states have haas tougher gun access laws in response but little has changed in washington president onil trump has banned so-called bumps talks that make semi automatic weapons fire foster but he has promised to veto a bill that would tighten background checks on gun bias. two decades on the name calling by and still represents an unresolved american tragedy. back to europe now one of them is the president the other plays the president on t.v. on sunday voters in ukraine will choose between incumbent petro poroshenko and political novice volodymyr zelinsky in the second round of the country's presidential election yesterday the two candidates made a final bid for support when they faced off in front of thousands of followers in kiev's olympic stadium. the toss of a coin kicked things off. of the but this was not a football match it was an election debate on a scale ukraine had never seen before. in the country's largest stadium incumbent petro poroshenko and his challenger the comedian followed him is a lansky made that cases the lansky

was another disappointing performance from shell shock bells for dale and andrei crime marriage but haas and haim to mill up in the first half. yuri pulled one back for shelter after the break of goals from. mary and another from belfort deal sealed the win for the visitors tito birch tyler scored a late consolation goal five to the final score and hope stevens shelter remain in trouble. let's get a round up of old results so far from much day thirty as you can see there byron edged braman glad lost to life sick smashed six past stuttgart leverkusen beat nuremberg two. shell and hoffenheim as you can see there absolutely well the great when there are four hundred and i'm and mights they took on the door in a mid table clash and dusseldorf haven't even touched the ball before john believe my tits are scored in the first minutes. just the doors back to life with an equaliser on nineteen minutes i the belgian turned a villain by missing a second half penalty. kareem on his roommate to one and a second from a tighter seal the win for mines three one runs from. now on sunday dortmund travel t

students organized nationwide marches since then some states have haas tougher gun access laws in response but little has changed in washington president donald trump has banned so-called bumps talks that make semi automatic weapons fire foster but he has promised to veto a bill that would tighten background checks on gun buyers. two decades on the name calling by and still represents an unresolved american tragedy now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in afghanistan a gun battle is underway between security forces and gunmen who attacked the communications ministry in kabul this morning the attackers trying to enter the building after setting off explosives officials say at least two of the gunmen were shot dead the ministry is close to a hotel popular among foreign visitors. police have arrested hundreds of migrants traveling in a caravan in southern mexico a surge in migration from central america and pressure from washington have prompted mexico to take stronger action on caravans the migrants have been brought to him and make ration care. sports now honestly g

students old denies nationwide marches since then some states have haas tougher gun access laws in response but little has changed in washington president onil trump has banned so-called bumps talks that make semi automatic weapons fire faster but he has promised to veto a bill that would tighten background checks on gun bias. two decades on the name calling by and still represents an unresolved american tragedy. to the bundesliga now where leaders by and munich took their time but managed to carve out one nil win at home against bremen nicholas soules deflected shot on seventy five minutes and resistance after they had been reduced to ten men at the other end thrashed stuttgart six zero to leave the visitors stranded in this regulation relegation playoff spot stuttgart however were helped by second bottom nuremberg losing at liverpool as a nun's beat do set off there are two games later on saturday and two on sunday when dortmund visit freiburg hoping to cut the gap to be back to a point. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you yellow vest protesters have clashed with polic

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but amir haas is correct in saying they're not fundamental differences. david: in new mexico under u.s. law, native american and spanish land grant heirs have lost common lands and water rights have been separated from the land for commercial use. what hope for the future do you see from traditional peoples continuing to fund the rights of the commons and shared use of natural resources rather than exploitation for profit? noam: again, same story, up to you. these are decisions that the american population can make in the case of the united states. and of course as we all know, this has been going on for 500 years, 400 years ever since the first english settlers came, there's been a steady attack on the indian nations driving them out of their lands, exterminating them, expelling them, sending them to the reservations. it's been -- well, that's american history. there are two fundamental profound crimes in american history, one is expulsion or extermination of the indigenous population and the other of course slavery with its impact still remaining. the u

once he's authenticated it, brian knows some of his regular customers, like tommy haas of utah, will might really be interested in." i previewed the auction and thought it was a really cool relic. >> but after brian publishes a fancy color catalog for the auction, he gets an offer from another client -- 200,000 bucks for the entire collection, which art paid no more than $10,000 for. should they take it? brian and nancy, in charge of the crego family trust, think hard about it but decide, "no." >> we want to let the market decide what it's worth, and we want competitive bidding. we think that's the fairest way to mr. crego and to his heirs. >> it's also a big risk. will brian and nancy live to regret their decision? >> i sure as heck tried the best i could to do what he wanted me to do. >> find out when we return on "strange inheritance." get it. get it. get it. get it! get it! crowd chanting: get it! get it! get it! is she gonna get it daddy? she'll get it. get it! get i-- (crowd groaning) (crowd cheering) narrator: when you bring home a goodwill find, you give your whole town a rea

it's always good to go around the world with richard haas.u have noticed that joe, i don't know, might be a little punchy this morning, it's because he's exhausted. he was out late coaching this baseball team last night, his son jack is on the team, but all the boys on the team are absolutely adorable and one girl. >> and who is all the the way to the left. >> so cute! ne played their hearts out last night. >> there was actually a picture and, willie, if she pitches 30 pitches in a game, 29 of them were strikes. she was our first round draft pick. extraordinarily great baseball i.q., but we also had j.j. and jack and coal and braden and luka and thai and damien and deshawn. >> our coaches, we want to thank lee and josh of course and brian just tan who as did all the coaches these games would go on until 9:00 at night. a little punchy by 9:00. and i'm screaming "get the extra point team on the field." >> you landed the brace, which is the team i assume you wanted to have and that makes you bobby cox. i'd love to see the way you go out to the m

deputies also found three firearms and evidence of a lab, the kids parents, 25-year-old alberto sunday haas and mercedes williams were arrested for child endangerment among other charges pics to make two more people charged in the nationwide college admission scheme have agreed to plead guilty. court documents filed today show former usc women's soccer coach laurent changi will plead guilty to conspiracy. they say she used fake credentials and doctored photographs the pass off actors lori locklin's daughter as a recruited member of the crew team for the school. she also allegedly created a fake athletic profile for the son of toby mcfarlane of del mar. she will also plead guilty to experience conspiracy to complete melt. is a former senior executive at eight insurance company. stomach a record day on wall street, the nasdaq rally for an all-time closing tie, driven by solid earnings reports from big u.s. companies. the dow closed up 145 points and the nasdaq up 105. up 25 point, recovering all of its losses since hitting a low on christmas eve. stomach twitter led the charge that the stock

haa ce for a rain drug at any time. no deluge of rain, but you will beogiing the drops on your thursday. >>> and if you're just waking up with us, capitals heartbreak. >> boo. >> a look back at the game-serve loss in double overtime andhe ov ter >>> a live look outside for you at 30 this morning. it's a thursday. for the first time this week, you may need to keep the umbrella handy as you get moving this morning. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. o get e you were able some sleep. i wasn't. so many of your co-workers may be cranky. you think the producersere thinking of me when they browro that? if you stayed up watch the end of the capitals-hurricanes game, it was continue pretty. >> carolina advances, the stanley cup champions are done. >> boo. that was the final goal that cost the capitals game seven and the chance to win the stanley cup again. the hurricanes pulled out the win in double overtime. we'll show you how it ended up going that far coming up. >>> first, let's check the forecah wi

churches use of the time and would use the same we're going with that i was there down the block john haas it was the biggest party in the middle east she was with us on this we all get good doing. a good thing with football do you me it's him or you think it was so what do you make us about them so they've been so you know seeing the kids in a suit the mechanical and it's the nice suits and that's it she thought somebody be out on a thirty a gun and just going about. the jungle funk outgoing boss of the mayor says it's all. you get me out somebody and i hand them a male and female. i mean how can the male who can i mean by to go out a little bit what time would you to go hot with just using what i said listen put me oh yeah i know you wouldn't know what happened at fort hood can you feel safe and go sit down at. this show yeah yeah yeah and that's the solution is it and as a citizen message i. think should do it. without counting on you know they've got to. let us up a little bit some look at the laws that we went to that where you don't ask. with me i'm a good employee that i know you th

ideally dillman before it got into pasta haas been. giving political guidance to the process and so basically what i'm waiting for he's an author political impulse ideally stemming from the moment you. are. welcome back to will's apartment michael brown and professor emeritus of international affairs at the university of pittsburgh professor brennan just before the break we were talking about how. i think there were legitimate upper hand ssion about the kind of flip that secretary clinton could have presented to the world not to that americans but to the world especially dealing with her policy record in libya and syria but i think we may never know the full details of how those decisions were made because the clinton camp intentionally destroyed a lot of electronic records without ever facing the abstraction of justice charges do you think she has anything to worry about now that mr trump has been cleared. no no she does. history. at this point. you know we should bear in mind the it's true but the conclusion of the motor report was t

christine haas from the jim incentive for near a degenerative diseases is a biochemist who's been researching all scientists for decades one focus of his work is the role of amyloid protein aggregates and how they develop into plaques in the brain. of the feeder forces like you support many studies indicate that we're all as extremely high risk of developing alzheimer's. and the risk rises dramatically with age. the tomato that me answer since society as a whole is aging we have to reckon with rising numbers of patients and that's exactly what we're seeing little or. so what if the brain could be cleared of plaque before it damages and kills nerve cells. there are special immune cells in the brain called micro gear that hunt down and destroy whatever does not belong there and could do it hum. bacteria for example or damaged or dead neurons. when my googly or find something out of kilter they respond immediately. they're activated migrate towards the offender and devour it. for the most part my career's cells provide the brain with excellent protection but do they also consume and destroy plaq

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students organized nationwide marches since then some states have haas tougher gun access laws in response but little has changed in washington president john will trump has banned so-called bumps talks that make semi automatic weapons fire foster but he has promised to veto a bill that would tighten background checks on gun buyers. two decades on the name calling by and still represents an unresolved american tragedy joining me now from san diego california is dr lloyd he's a forensic psychologist specializing in psychopath the mental disorders and targeted violence and he's worked as a consultant for the f.b.i. for the past eighteen years as well dr miller think you very much for joining us the columbine school shooting this was two decades ago and yet its influence has lasted all the way until today why is that. i think the columbine event the mass murder that occurred in colorado now twenty years ago really became a. very momentous event in the history of criminal in the united states and has been and has fostered a number of copycat cases since then there have been upwards of eighty d

twenty's there was a lot of talk about the new human but everybody meant something different by about haas itself also reflected many different concepts and images of the human dimension of conflict here it was a time of upheaval on the one hand the human body was liberated but on the other the human was in slave to the rhythm of the machine technical progress evoked both nightmares and fascination no one could escape it. in the boat house stage. transformed dunces into mechanical figures the triadic ballet is famous for its cost james. painting and stage performance intertwine. always had this space to experiment to risk new things i think that's one thing that still resonates today at the bell house university which also works very experimentally of course it also works internationally but it is very experimental that it meant a change of venue the getting i can hi i'm also has a permit chamber and then the exhibition is called from the lab to the studio media artist him book is running a workshop he teaches design technology at the bauhaus university experiments with . onyx which he als

while haas star apparently expected a quick. as a victory in tripoli it looks like the offensive is getting bogged down in the suburbs after militias from misrata showing jna forces after is apparently keen on keep fighting but can he really win now that the momentum is gone i don't see him winning to be honest i think he underestimated the kind of resistance he's going to face. and the resistance is not just from misrata i mean he pretty much is rallying cry across the entire western part of libya from xin and from misrata from other towns all over the place groups within tripoli itself in addition to the military that is under the authority of the legitimate government of tripoli they're all. resisting i've got to show he did not really realize that he's going to be ironically the one who is going to unite all of these disparate groups in many ways some of them were enemies of each other to defend to defend the west against him so i don't see him being able to do anything for the and he's also his forces are retreating in many

foot the bill on the one hand these so nations but on the other hand obviously the companies that haas been doing the rest have been doing the actually engaged to the restoration. they also have insurance and if the inquiry in the best occasion that's going on file is you know the outcome of that is that it was that for these insurers would have to put at least part of the bill over the the government but also chip in to get this construction going because as you said earlier the government and i might call wants. to be rebuilt within five years you know five years a drop in the bucket for a cathedral that has been standing for eight hundred fifty years that is for sure this in the woods on the story for us tonight in paris lisa thank you. well tonight a goal of rebuilding notre dame as we reported within five years but the question remains how authentic will the result be compared to what has been wall street twelve to meredith cohen she's associate professor for medieval art and architecture at the university of california in los angeles yesterday explain the extent of the destructio

let's get back to clyde wilcox professor of government at georgetown university joining us here until haas so let's pick up on that point there were many statements and words that came out of bill doris now that or exactly the things that donald trump had been tweeting over and over and over again since this since this investigation began and then he also said the president took no act that in fact deprive the special counsel of the documents and witnesses necessary to complete this investigation and he actually did testify and some could say that that was depriving the special counsel of some information that he could have had the attorney general is indeed appointed. nominated by the president of united states but explain for us the role of the attorney general and the department of justice so it's actually a complicated story because he's part of the president's cabinet he's one of the president's advisors but he's the chief law enforcement officer of the federal government and so his role at this point is not to campaign for donald from it rather to objective really interpret the repor

team's early season dominance ferrari races to boston fattal's finish third to round out the podium but haas is now first in the overall standings. and some tragic news from the world of football the czech republic international yossef sorrell has died after a bus crash sorrell and six other players from turkish top tier side four were returning home from an away match now the players went at a minibus while the rest of the squad returned with the team bus the driver is under investigation for allegedly falling asleep at the wheel died in the hospital he was twenty eight hears all. coming up on d w our show eco india we're looking at water as the basis of life we'll meet an environmentalist for storing india's lakes and ask if shellfish can surefire our seas that's in just a few minutes here on. the basis of why many bodies are polluted and groundwater reserves are endangered but now there's an innovative water purification project and making the comments. and see how an environmental activist is giving new life to dozens of lakes. what's the connection between bread flour and the european u

referendum on the act party's dominance for the last two decades has already admitted his party lost the haasof some parts of the country let's take you live now to istanbul our correspondent tamara sheil is there so jamal what's the latest on this tight mayoral race in istanbul. well the usual situation a scenario that takes place after elections here is a dream is that preliminary results are announced and then each candidate or each party has a chance to appeal those preliminary results before the final official results are declared several days later as you've mentioned there will be several consist ations made. different voting results that have been preliminary announced notably those in istanbul and ankara the most significant of the votes but having said that there there is a lot to be taken from the tone and the messaging that came out from the president's right up to. the fact that he delivered his balcony speech from the act party headquarters in ankara in a much more see some bird told than he would usually when it's a lot more jubilant and victorious is an indication that he has

the federal reserve bank of minneapolis president neel kashkari got what he wanted haas week, no planseases in 2019. despite that victory, he's taking an issue with how the federal reserve came to the decision. he said that the he has serious beefs with how the fed is assessing the economy, having an important conference next week, an event in minneapolis to talk about it. neel kashkari will be a voting member of the federal reserve next year, and he joins me right now to explain. it's good to see you. thank you so much for joining us. i want to get into what you'd like to see happen next week, but first, the big news of the week was that yield inversion. short-term rates higher than long-term rates. and a lot of people worry that that is an indicator that a recession is at hand. how to do you see it? >> well, it's the best indicator we have of all the data that we look at historically in predicting recessions. so it's something that i'm certainly paying a lot of attention to, i think my colleagues are. at a minimum, the bond market is signaling slower economic growth for the next few

and search operations all night raids by afghan intelligence units and a militia known as the haas protection force killed another seventy two civilians they target taliban suspects and is supported by the us but are outside of the afghan government's chain of command. a consequence of that is that they're an accountable. we have now repeatedly called for them to be brought within their command and control structure after appropriate vetting. or disbanded the report also found that the total number of civilians hurt or killed has fallen to its lowest level since twenty thirty in the low eighteen hundred that is due to a drastic drop in suicide bombings by the taliban and i still have her back in condos that's of little comfort this family had fled fighting in another province and were just passing through looking for a safe place to rist until they could return home charlotte dallas al-jazeera kabul . iran's president says he remains open to negotiations with the united states has sun rouhani says talks could resume if the u.s. apologizes and stops squeezing the uranium economy it comes after

none seem to cleave it but everyone haas the idea of day one. what is yours? reforms to strengthen our democracy, making voter registration easier and seerdz to get to follows, but launching things that will take years to achieve, launching the reform to the electoral college based on the idea that you may think is simplistic but you want to give the presidency to whoever gets the most votes. >> trevor: right. >> launching a commission to propose measures to depoliticize the supreme court. big, deep structural reforms that need to happen, right? ( applause ) not because i'm under any illusion that they can get done even in h the first days or years, but we need to remind everybody that one of the most elegant features of our constitutional system is it's designed to be capable of self-healing and reform because every other issue that's so urgent, i think climate tops the list, gun reform, education, you name it, is going to be very hard to deal with if we still have such warping of our democratic system itself. >> trevor: more recently, you have been thrust in

you go there for that experience it's a little bit nicer products last a little bit longer wal-mart haas to try and compete with that at this moment in time so if it'll work we'll find out but i think they need to at least try you know one thing wal-mart maybe should consider doing also is actually having cashiers because you go into a wal-mart and there's no cashiers anywhere in the store so it's it seems like a awful lot of work to kind of revitalize the building and not have employees in there right. and that's exactly and you hit the nail on the head here because i mean who wants to go shop at wal-mart you're walking around the huge story probably got kids that are screaming and then you have to stand in a huge line nobody likes that you go to target there are employees everywhere there ready to help you checkout lines self checkout is a very quick and easy and it's a great experience and totally be into the shopping on amazon let's take a look at a wal-mart stock right now it's been steadily climbing for the past five days jumping from just over ninety eight dollars a share last fri

those conditions eased right before the recent price mash of about ten or twelve percent from the haas so i don't know maybe somehow you know the banks are going to survive this one maybe somehow some physical plate image finally shaken free at a certain price level we'll just have to see but what i'm hoping and as you and i have discussed in the past is that the palladium market will break in that and what i mean by that these banks that run the play the market they also run the gold markets a silver markets a copper markets a platinum markets you name it and then they run it through derivative contracts promissory notes obligations for feud. you delivery that sort of thing and if you don't have the physical model then that whole scheme. can't you and it's pincers and that's what it was beginning to happen and played and we hope it resumes because what would be nice is if the investment world then were to wake up and realize and go wait a second hold on just a minute if the polarity of market can crash in this way and prices you know skyrocket to some point where they have to price ha

as you can see here over the past decade or so under benjamin netanynyahu -- the economy's haa rocky stretch but recovered fairly well growing about three point 3% last year. forecast for t the coming yearss for the rest of the global economy are slightly weaker -- among the most successful industries is the high tech start up secector which is boom. bluestar israel technologyndex is up 20% this yearar that's aa stronger pace eveven thatt america's tech companies. overall the sector employs about 10% of israel's work force. gap between rich and poor and the highest poverty rate among oecd developed nations. about a quarter of the population living below or near the povertyy line. the statistics are significantly higher among israel's for ultra orthodox and arab populations. almost half of palestinian citizens of israelin poverty. the european union and china have agreed to strengthen thatt their tradining relationship describing it as a brerethrough. the joint statatement issued in brussels comes as both cut both sidess front after months of intensnse negotiations beijing signaled it

joining us, the president on foreign lagss and author of the book "a world in disarray," richard haasthe world with richard haas now quite often because there's a lot to talk about. >> talk about the world in disarray, putin and kim jong un meeting. putin saying eunhas asked him to a meeting. what do you make of it? >> in part because we're not willing to engage in nome al diplomacy with some compromise, north weak has other option. it really mansion the sanctions won't disappear but they'll weaken. this idea that we're going to able to force them into giving up to them. >> just two things to me, one is that vladimir putin gets up in the morning looking for ways to basically be an outlier, toshot united states you can't have your way in the world and, secondly, it's what a post-america world looks like. the degree of primacy and advantage that we ven joyed since the end of the withhold war, that essentially fading and north korea with nuclear weapons and iran doing what it's doing, this is not an american-dominated world like it was. >> the administration said they were not going to e