next, hamilton, and it turns out george washington really like s hamilton. they have really worked together throughout the revolution. when it comes time to say, ok, we have the document. it is like getting a new piece of technology, taking out that instruction manual, i do not know how to put this desk together. there is this u.s. constitution, hamilton who is a good organizer, he is empowered by washington, who makes him secretary of the treasury, he puts him in charge of the budget. he puts him in charge of creating the mechanisms of the government. this is when hamilton becomes personally very controversial. he says, we will do it. we will create a central government. one of the things he does, he pushes through congress the bank of the united states. a government needs a bank, , we need taxes, no one likes that, that makes you unpopular. that is what shays rebellion was about. now he has to be the bad guy. he now has 400 50 employees because you have to have a lot of tax collectors, accountants, etc.. thomas jefferson has three. he is secretary of state

and hamilton -- medicine becomes -- hamilton becomes the lightning rod for all of the people who said, i told you so. this will not work. and i do not like it. so he becomes controversial, but he perseveres. he gets things through through the congress. this, by the way's representation of independence hall. if you go to philadelphia and i hope you will, this is on the left and on the right is a place that many people do not go. they just want to see where the declaration of independence was signed, but on the right is where rubber meets the road. they had to push through various measures. it looks like a high school classroom, this is smaller than our classroom and that is where representatives of the states met. upstairs, the senate chambers and you can go there today. i was so charmed, i went there for the first time two years ago and in the stairwell there is a portrait of, get this, of louis the 16th of france and of marie antoinette, both of whom lost their heads. i thought, how poignant it was, i thought it was very honorable that they acknowledged the gift of france. however, t

next, san diego state university professor elizabeth cobbs talks about alexander hamilton's role in government. she describes how after the american revolution, state operated as separate countries, which often created problems. hamilton argued during the constitutional convention for a strong, central government to mediate between states. this class is about 50 minutes. elizabeth: i think one of the most exciting things about history and world history is the way we discover how they are big patterns not rule our lives. they touch the lives of an individual, or in which an individual person makes a big difference to the pattern. we had been reading a book on the bridges of world history and we know that there are all kinds of big patterns and we know that it is the job of students to figure out what the big pattern is, because of what happened in our lives, it is so chaotic and quick, we cannot figure out the overall trajectory. thegs we are looking at is effect of the environment on us, whether it is all the things hurlsre gives -- nature at us, whether it is a hurricane, tornado, famine, or

what did i like about alexander hamilton? given our personal difficulties at one point during the whiskey rebellion and he came as part of the 13,000 men militia to the ohio country and if it had been would be, my neck considerably longer than it is now. what i most admire -- perhaps like and dislike not are in aen men service, what i most admire about mr. hamilton was the sheer of hisand creativity effort. wasthat he personally incorrupt as a secretary of the treasury. we know of his personal pick the deals -- pick the deals which he revealed -- piccadillos which he revealed so we were not think his administration as a public official was corrupt by his personal difficulties. what i did not like about alexander hamilton was immaterial, truthfully. difficult to encompass of his administration was its lack of clarity. i hope i've answered your question, sir. madame? >> you had a close relationship with aaron burr at one time. you were his supporter and i will like to hear what your opinions of how they changed or didn't. outwa

hamilton is a host upon himself. and so his brilliance in creating a system of financing for this country did not improve administration and clarity of -- did not include administration and clarity of administration and when i came to the treasury i hope to do big to achieve and clarity of administration that anyone should be able and should be able to understand exactly what the money went and how they have been expended and so on. in addition, one of the things that i ask for in that bill was that secretary hamilton gave us a very explicit rendition of the management of the treasury in terms of the funding which had been appropriated and had been spent, who knew where. and whether or not the general washington was aware and approved it. his answer was he was far too busy. he had far too few people to do it despite the treasury was the largest executive department at the time. and as a result, we were not able to learn all of the information we wished to learn. you have asked me a question which is a very challengin

he has four more wins than hamilton. schumacher is still being cared for at home since his skiing accident two years ago. >>> australia will play new zealand in the final of the rugby world cup. the wallabies beat argentina 2 29-15 for the semifinal. >> argentina brought sunshine to they tournament for their fans with a team ready to play. featuring the semifinal will take them further in the world cup than ever before. australia returns expecting a better performance and a win with a showdown against new zealand. >> within ten minutes australia had a second try. argentina's problems were mounting. they lost star player and captain to injury and a player to the sin bin. while argentina were down to 14 men, though, australia exploited the opportunity with a second try for ashton cooper and the halftime lead. sÁnchez is buil mr. reliable and was giving his team hope. but finally australia brought the resistence for good. performing heroics to hold on and hold on before finally the world reached ashley cooper. the hat trick

will take hamilton off of the front?think if you wait until we are ready to make an announcement, you will see that i keep my word when they say they will honor hamilton, we'll have women on the currency. liz: something tells me that hamilton will stay there is a lot of real estate on the bill there is the back, is it possible we could keep hamilton here and put the first female on currenciy on the back? >> i am not going to tell you what we're doing. liz: he said, he would honor hamilton, they anticipate new $2$10 bill, enters circulation n 2020, dagen mcdowell defending it. >> how can you take the first o. i think they will have $2 10 bill -- $ two den -- 10 dollar n imagine, putting a woman on the back. do you know how much uproar that would cause, a dude on the front, and a woman in the back. liz: there was such an outcry because hamilton our first treasury secretary, he is much loved. >> if they put them both on the front that would be fine, but one on front and back,. liz: is that weird to hamilton next on the i a

john jay and alexander hamilton and george washington. the most important thing, i think, is of this small place with all these people that are all interconnected george washington is the center. everybody knows george washington. everybody admires george washington. everybody wants a portrait. everybody wants to paint george washington if you're a painter. if it's a painting or an engraving from a painting or maybe it's a vase that you bought from france with george washington's image on it or a society of the cincinnati plate considering george washington to be the modern-day -- or maybe it's a clock with george washington on it imported from france. everyone wants something with george washington on it. this portrait we're looking at right here is the galleries of von sinclair george washington. it was cleaned by a grant the gallery has from the bank of america to conserve paintings by gilbert stuart. i think we're working our way through them, but this was one of the first ones that was done. it's a replica of the van image. this one

there is alexander hamilton and george washington. the most important thing, i small place with all of these people who all are interconnected, george washington is the center. everybody knows and admires him. everybody wants a portrait. everybody wants to paint 10. if you are a painter. and everybody else wants a picture or image of george washington. it can be an engraving from the painting or maybe it is a base that you bought from france, with george washington's image on it. considering george washington to be the modern day -- also one with john adams on it. or maybe it is a clock with george washington on it. imported from france. everyone wants something with george washington on it. this portrait that we are is ang at, right here, image of george washington which was recently cleaned by a grant that the gallery has from the bank of america. it is to conserve paintings by gilbert stuart. i think we are working our way through them, but this is one of the first one that was done. vaugna replica of the image. this one was reques

which ended hamilton's life life in war of two. historian david pictures so chronicle the benson -- that pave the way to world war ii. also be published this week, stephen hild argues that companies such as a uber and air air b&b hurt american workers in raw deal. and a new york times best-selling author dan joan looks at the significance of the 800-year-old document, the magna carta. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on book tv. >> in march of

here at the funeral home in hamilton on monday dozens of people gathered.ain is real for them and especially for her eldest stepdaughter who talk to us. >> a very good mother. whoever did this to her needs to pay. left us without a mother. >> left behind aa husband, two children, five stepchildren, six grandchildren all searching for answers. >> my dad is trying to hold it together for all of us. but he is really hurt. i can't say no more, or i am going to start crying. >> they have not said why jessica was here or whether she was killed somewhere else and her body dumped hero with a she was killed at the park, but they do want the public to be on the lookout for this truck which they say could be involved in the crime. anyone who sees it should call the authority. we will keep chasing the story and give you more in the coming days about the mystery murder. ♪ bill: you are chasing the story about a real-life mexican cowboy in harlem. >> i chased this to cassell rodeo on east 16th street. it is like you are walking in the mexico from the middle of east harle

leslie fenwick of howard university, matt mcdonald of hamilton place strategies and george hamilton ofton university, we have management at the table. is cost really playing enough of a role when inspirational families aspirationalfamilies are playinr a role in making a choice? >> absolutely they are. we have to know our economy is less than 30% of the country having bachelor's degrees. there is some sense in the american psyche that in order for me to get a job i may not need that college degree if only 25 to 30% of the population actually earns the degree. and i think also part of the psyche is that we have a president of the united states and a first lady who came to office owing student loan debt and mate it apparent that the -- made it apparent that the length of years individuals are engaged in the payment of debt is serious and it affects people well into their 40s and 50s and even professional individuals. i think families are considering all of that in their choice and they're trying to make the most economical decision. we've seen more students who are seeking a community col

but the first of two safety cars brought hamilton right back into the race, only 12 drivers would endan incident packed afternoon and hamilton took advantage waving ing his way through the field and in second spot and he was going to certain victory until he made a crucial error with 7 laps to go running wide and hamilton on fresh tires after a late pit stop seized his opportunity. overcome with emotion hamilton let fans and interview a pop star elton john know what it meant to him. >> i can't find the right words this second to tell you how amazing this feels and i could not have done it without this team who have followed me for the last three years and really taken me on board and really helped nurture me with a car and just thoughtless so i love you guys and thank you so much for everything you do for me. >> reporter: the win saw hamilton be a back to back champion and 30-year-old was the first driver to win ten or more races in successive seasons, mark graham with al jazeera. >>> hamilton's third world title is alongside five other drivers to reach the feit and jackie stewart and

alexander hamilton, john jay, and john madison wrote the federalist papers. john jay invited alexander hamilton to be part of the treaty commission in london, so there's quite a connection between these two men. who knew they would hang next to each other in the national gallery? looking at john jay leads us to gilbert stuart, who is the p preeminent painter of the period. he was a very well established painter in london. very proficient and could have stayed in england painting, could have sold his paintings there, but he just accumulate d debt. so he left london and went to dublin. the same thing happened to him in dublin. he accumulated all sorts of debts, and he decided he would come to america and paint washington and he would make his fortune by painting washington. so in 1793 he came to america. he didn't go to paint washington immediately though. he stopped in new york city and he painted there for about a year and a half. in a year and a half's time, he painted 36 paintings, 36 portraits. he knew john jay. he met john jay when he was in england. john

liz: i kind of like drake, but i love hamilton. my kids are rapping the hamilton soundtrack., from music to movies, a spooky classic scares away the competition. sony's goosebumps earned $23.5 million starring jack black. it took the top spot in its first weekend. the family-friendly flick beat "the martian" by a hair, but it's been out there for a while, earning $21.5 million in its third week. coming in third, bridge of spies at $15.4. crimson peak took fourth. >>> let us get to the nasdaq stock, ndaq. it is hitting an e -- a new all-time high, could it be related to changes at the new york stock exchange, its competitor? remember the day the new york stock exchange suspended trading back in july, right in the middle of the day for nearly four hours? now it looks like the exchange is taking extra precautions to make sure they have a backup plan and, charlie, you say that's a positive for nasdaq. >> well, i think traders are viewing it as a positive for nasdaq right now. i don't know if they should or not, but that's what's going on. what's interesting about this rule is wha

alexander hamilton, john jay, and john madison wrote the federalist papers. john jay invited alexander hamilton to be part of the treaty commission in london, so there's quite a connection between these two men. who knew they would hang next to each other in the national gallery? looking at john jay leads us to gilbert stuart, who is

wilson was more discrete, distancing himself from hamilton's extreme remarks. he argued that states should only survive as lesser jurisdictions or subdivisions of the nation. from start to finish, washington presided over the constitution without expressing his views on the proper extent of the central government's power. he did not need to. ever since his circular letter, which was then the country's best known public document other than the declaration of atependence, read typically all fourth of july ceremonies across the country, he stood as the personification of nationalism in the united states. spoke loudersence than anyone's speeches in the hall. he gave weight to the plan. a broaddolph draft enumeration of congressional powers that be virginia delegation back, it included every single power that washington had publicly endorsed. by the way, it dropped many that madison had wanted. no issue mattered more than washington that the new government's supreme power and sovereignty. some were so divisive as to nearly derailed the convention. others that every

vamos al gran premio, hamilton por su gran premio, hamilton sacÓ provecho y marcó diferencia en la pistaas del guadalajara. >> por cierto no perdieron esta jornada, debe estar feliz porque no jugar. ramÓn: mÁs deportes esta noche en acciÓn deportiva extra. bueno, hay que tener mucho cuidado con las alergias porque no existe tratamiento para curarlas es importante conocer recopilar expertos, mÓnica navarro presenta el siguiente reporte >> estas son manzanas que secan son un buen snacks despuÉs de la escuela, aquÍ dice que no tiene peanuts. mÓnica: para esta madre es un largo proceso de aprendizaje saber lo que le debe dar de comer a su hijo de cuatro aÑos de edad, esto porque cualquier alimento con contenido de cacahuate puede ser mortal para este pequeÑo. >>tÚ lo sabes, verdad... elÍas tiene alergia a los cacahuates, nos dimos cuenta cuando tenÍa un aÑo mi suegra le dio un pedacito de pan que tenÍan poco de cacahuates... se le echÓ la cara, luego, luego lo llevamos al doctor, le revisaron la sangre y saliÓ los niveles de alergia a los cacahuates demasiado alto. monica: el sabe que es alÉ

alexander hamilton, john jay, and john madison wrote the federalist papers. also in 1794 john jay invited alexander hamilton to be part on the treaty commission in londoni so there's quite a connection e between these two men. who knew they would hang next to each other in the national gallery? looking at john jay leads us toe gilbert stuart, who is the preimamerican painter of the federal period. he went to study with benjamin west early n his career, and he worked in london for over ten years. he was a very well established painter in london. very proficient and could have n stayed in england painting, could have sold his paintings dn there, but he just accumulated debtpa.in p he couldn't keep -- he made a good living, but he couldn't keep up with it. so he left london and went to dublin. spent a couple years there dubl tryingin to get rid of his creditors, but the same thing f happened to him in dublin.id he accumulated all sorts of debts, and he decided he would e come to america and paint ri and washington and he would make his fortune by painting washin

hamilton is one title behind. the german hasn't been away champion since i won four tights in a row between 2010 and 2013. >> australia's new zealand in the final for the rugby world cup, winning the second semifinal. we have more. >> argentina had brought sunshine to this tournament for fans and newt release with a team full of flair. victory would take them further than ever before. australia returned after scraping through their quarter final, expecting a better performance and a win that would set up a final showdown with new zealand. argentina needed the kind of start that dismantled ireland. the opposite happened. a gift presented and nobody was going to stop the australian forward from scoring with just 67 seconds gone. within 10 minutes, australia had a second try. finding for a door that was too easy for a world cup final. argentina's problems were mounting. argentina down to 14 men, australia ruthlessly exploited the opportunity with a second try. they had a 19-9 half time lead. mr. reliable with kicking

hamilton family center's goal is to end homelessness in the city by 2019. it means when they do become homeless it will be very brief. 90 days or less and they will be back into permanent housing. that is sort of the naturally-recognized definition of what it means to "end homelessness." we to get there we need to -- some more things need to happen. we would like to see the city set aside 30% of all affordable family housing for homeless families. we need to continue scaling-up our eviction prevention and rapid housing efforts and we have a city-funded program to provide rent subsidies to family that starts in july at the beginning of the fiscal year and we are full. and it's not even the end of september and we have fully subscribed into that program. we can only take new familis when other families exit. and so that is concerning, because what i have seen in the past month is that as hamilton and other organizations are running of our the slots, the waiting list is going back up again. it dropped to a low of 122, the lowest it had been since 2008 and now

yet hamilton was still aggressive from the start in the tricky conditions. he grabbed the lead from second place on the grid as he banged wheels with rossberg at the first corner. forcing back wide and back to fourth spot. the britain dropped back to fourth but rossberg gained the lead again after 22 lengths following the pit stops. but the first of two safety cards brought hamilton right back into the race. only 12 drivers would end up finishing an incident-packed afternoon. weaving himself into the pits, late pit stop seized his opportunity. overcome with emotion hamilton let fans and interviewer, elton john know what it meant to him. >> i can't find the right words right this second to tell you how aplaysing this feels and just that i couldn't do it without this team who have powered me for the last three years and really taken me on board and really help nurture me with a car and just faultless, i love you guys, thank you so much for everything you do for me. >> the win not only helped hamilton become back to back champion but also the first driver to wi

>> es la Única manera de hacerlo, es el Único gÉnero que contiene la vida de hamilton, hamilton dejÓvÓ escribir todo? >> siete aÑos. birmania: la lista de celebridades que van a ver la obra va desde madonna hasta el propio presidente barack obama. >> y se la lista de canciones cuando me invitÓ en el 2009. birmania: estabas apenas empezando a escribir. >> solamente tenÍa una canciÓn. birmania: los dejaste entonces con las ganas. a propÓsito de hamilton quise saber cÓmo le cayó la noticia de que quieren cambiar la imagen de alexander hamilton del billete de 10 $ para cambiarlo por una mujer. nada contra las mujeres. >> nada contra las mujeres, mi show es super feminista, termina con la esposa de hamilton que viviÓ 50 aÑos mÁs, me encantarÍa que su esposa estuviera al lado de Él. birmania: como magia aquÍ estÁ orlando. orlando: muy buena historia birmania. birmania: y lo mÁs curioso, estÁ fascinado con la historia de hamilton, no quiere que quiten la cara del billete, pero lo curioso es que el actual secretario del tesoro, sabes que hamilton fue el primero, fue a ver la obra, y le dijo,

. >> you have to eat, miss hamilton. >> i said i wanted a steak. >> that's not on your diet. you're still on soft foods. >> okay. i won't eat anything. >> well, then they will put you back on iv. else's arm. nurse. >> you do that. >> oh, am i glad to see you. >> are we having trouble with our favorite patient, miss callahan? >> she won't eat. >> that's our girl. >> yeah. >> why don't you send that back to the kitchen. she will eat sooner or later. >> well, i hope it's on somebody else's shift. >> first of all, snap. snap and snap. >> that is the worst acting i have ever seen. >> wait a second. >> first of all, i have a

some names are very familiar, obviously alexander hamilton. the first secretary of the treasury, who you can see a lot of in this building if you take the tour. and just for historical interest, michael hillegas was the first treasurer of the united states back in i will 1775. show you portraits of people whose names might not be familiar. that is hillegas. the first treasurer of the u.s.. there is samuel dexter, with peers on one of these fractional notes. is gallatin who appears on a note. walker, meredith. has anyone ever heard of these people? these are part of a forgotten. of course, chase, pheasant and, -- fessendan. mccullouch. this is meredith. here is john sherman that appears on the $50 bill. he was the brother of william tecumseh sherman. he is the fellow that crafted the sherman antitrust act. he is a name you have known although you probably couldn't put the name to the face. but there he is, displayed, engraved on a $50 bill. william wyndham was secretary of the treasury under harrison. but like harrison he is long , forgotten as

. >>> it's nearly impossible to get tickets for hamilton. coming up, how students in our area will get to see one of the most popular broadway shows for a fraction of the price. >> also new and disturbing information about how a mom allegedly tried to cover up her pregnancy before throwing her baby out a window. world series tickets, beware. 7 on your side with what to watch out for. >> i'm lauren glassberg. we'll have the history of the world's largest costume maker. >> channel 7 is your home for the tcs new york city marathon. >> we're literally taking you mile by mile introducing you to some of the new yorkers that you're going course. >> we're at mile 18 of the marathon. a local establishment that's been here since 1902. my grandfather started it. famous for our black and whites and brownies, cookies. so stop in for a snack. >> tcs new york city marathon is sunday, november 1st. coverage k i'm bobby flay and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. come fall, i like to get a taste of everything the state has to offer.

y para terminar les cuento que el inglÉs luÍs hamilton de las mercedes se proclamÓ campeon, a falta deÍtulo de constructores. marcarÁ el regreso de maxima categorÍa. fÉlix: muchas gracias lindsey, para la despedida, nos vamos a japÓn, miles de personas celebraron halloween, mascotas disfrazadas de mago y ademÁs desfilaron los personaje de star wors, y tuvieron un viaje en tren desde el corazÓn de tokio, asÍ nos de >> semana pasada en la banda 20 chicos vivieron una experiencia inolvidable. grabaron una canciÓn, ensayaron una coreografÍa realizaron su primer vÍdeo en tiempo real. las fans votaron por su vÍdeo favorito. 15 continÚan en la competencia y cinco llegaron al final de su y esta noche, los 15 participantes se enfrentan entre ello y por primera vez como

hamilton. officers say about 2:00 a.m. an observatory worker noticed a car 300 feet down a ravine. when authorities arrived to the car, it was empty. it later discovered the driver's relatives picked up the victim and took him to the hospital. amazingly, he suffered only minor injuries. but chp investigators still want to talk to him. >>> also in the south bay, an intense manhunt in san jose turns up nothing and now a wanted suspect is on the run. that man managed to escape from a bondsman just before he was going to be booked into the santa claire county main jail. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us live and a sleepless night for many in that neighborhood wondering how a suspect could just slip away. >> they wondering that and wondering where is he and he going to come back, i would assume. a long night for him. who police are looking for still this morning. we're talking about 30-year-old david nghounoi was was going to be booked for skipping a court date. charged with felony burglary a

hamilton was a big government man. both jefferson and madison were concerned at that point about the central government becoming over powerful. host: relationship with tom jefferson? guest: zero, they were best friends. it was one of the great friendships in american history. jefferson would be a very exasperating twang, madison we get things lines up and jefferson would be off in paris fooling around and madison was very forbearing. merrill peterson who is a wonderful history once wrote of the two, the account account balance. jefferson was the streamer, madison was the guy who is attached to the earth and understand the practicalities and politics of the situation. so it was a very beneficial friendship for both of them. host: what i learned from our first lady series that we did here on c-span last year, was that dolly madison had a role in washington and in politics beyond just james madison's lifetime. what did you discover about dolly? guest: one of the interesting things about many of the virginia founders is th

peale shows him with alexander hamilton, his aid to camp that we have seen already darting off to the right on his horse. -- alexander hamilton was known to be very impetuous and off to something quickly that may be what's happening and this is lafayette that's at washington's right on the horse behind him.is the other generals in the on and background are known, one is knox, one is -- i'm not sure i remember who they are but they are knowfor traits of men. and the noxious weed in the foreground that the horse is hee trampling on is great britain bt and this is yorktown of course before -- this is before yorktown but yorktown of course is the concluding battle of the revolutionary war. so this is a members of the jurier addition to our not collection and wonderful to have it hanging here to yet another image of washington.ittle, we've looked briefly at these paintings, but they require much more time really to understand what the artist had in mind and what tools he has used to create that image and all of the details that he has included.s you noticed some paintings that it's very li

they found her body hamilton township in a park they say she was murdered. >> very, sad, very, very sad. >> police got the call yesterday morning a woman's body was in wood wad area and would not say how she was killed. she saw her two weeks ago when she stopped by. >> normal hi, how are you? she came in to say everybody and say hi. >> near the home where prusick grew up with her grand sglaernts she was a good kid, good kid, smart, like i said she grew up with my daughters. they used to play outside all the time when they were young sfwler he wonders who would hurt prusick, a wife with children. a small memorial is anear where her body was found. >> it's terrible. >> and back here live investigators say if you have any information about what happened you can call either hamilton township police or mers ur county prosecutor office, back to you. >> shawna, philadelphia police are hunting for killer of transgender 22-year-old keeshia jenkins beaten and shot in the back in the logan section. she died at the hospital. police don't know cigarette somebody targeted her out of hate but her deat

>> guest: well is such a long story but it's basically alexander hamilton who came to the government and took washington in a direction that neither medicine nor jefferson thought was appropriate. hamilton was a big government man and jefferson and madison were concerned at that point about the central government becoming over powerful. >> host: relationship with tom jefferson? as though they were best friends. it's one of the great friendships in american history. jefferson was very exasperating. he was always interfering just getting things lined up and jefferson will be off in paris fooling around with madison's friends and madison was very forbearing. merrill peterson was a wonderful historian once wrote of the two the account talents. jefferson was the streamer and madison was the guy who was attached to the earth and understand the practicalities and the politics of the situation. so it was a very beneficial friendship or both. >> host: what i learned from our first first lady series that we did hear on c-span last year was that dolley madison had a role in washington and in po

showing eltonts with lewis hamilton, and lewis hamilton on the podium getting his third championship,ut blown away by elton john being there. plenty of buzz about open. genie: thank you for that. closer lookto get a at any of the stories nick was talking about, you can get that at our website address france24.com. next half hour for you, we will focus on that favorite of french passions, wine. this with the 200 anniversary of the historical check almagro. find out about the new facelift after this. úqúqúqúqúqúcññ úa >> hello. i'm john cleese, and i hope you will join me for a unique experience: "global spirit." the first internal travel series with fantastic conversations and film segments exploring the most urgent, existential, philosophical, and spiritual issues of the 21st century. so, settle back, take a slow, deep breath, as we join our trusted guide and host, phil cousineau, on this fascinating episode of "global spirit," the first internal travel series.

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to get you more on the story we're joined via skype by gavin hamilton.hank you for joining us here on al jazeera. now please first of all explain to us exactly what is happening. there are two sections, if we will, of this ethics committee. there is the investigatory one and then the adjudicatory. >> they're going to recommend a 90-day suspension. the adjudicate side of the ethics committee will make a decision later in the week as to whether implement the suspension. it's unclear yet whether blatter will be suspended. it's a strange set up because the ethics committee was created under platter's presidency. and he's in charge of the appointees and it's very much his baby. and yet it's now investigating him and it is now looking at a possible suspension of him. it's a strange situation, but i think blatter is slowly losing control of fifa, the net is closing in on him, and it's looking lightly that he'll be suspended. >> if he is suspended presumably that would take him to january, the election. he always said that he was going to stand down eventually.